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Release And Quitclaim by William ap Hoell ap Jankyn and Johanna his wife to William Herbert of Troy, esq., of all right in a tenement ( as in No. 700). Given at Woluisnewton.

Release And Quitclaim by Thomas Herbert of Sherenewton, son and heir of John ap Guilim Herbert formerly of Itton, esq., to William Herbert of Troy, esq., of 7s. 4d. annual rent issuing from a tenement and three parcels of land, with apurtenances in the parish of Wolfesnewton in the lordship of Uske (details as in No. 962); also of 30s. rent issuing from a tenement and certain parcels of land with appurtenances, in the parish of Wolfesnewton (details as in No. 699). Given at Wolfesnewton.

Agreement between William Herbert of Troy, esq., and Thomas Herbert of Sherenewton, gent., arising from the release by Thomas Herbert to William Herbert of a yearly rent of 7s. 4d. out of a tenement with certain parcels of land in the parish of Wolfesnewton late of William ap Hoell ap Jankyn and Johan, his wife, and of 30s. of yearly rent out of a tenement with certain parcels of land lying together in the parish of Wolfesnewton, late of Thomas ap John ap Meuric, and his covenant with his wife Katherine under obligation of £40 to release William Herbert there from by fine in the Court of Uske when he shall be required, that if Thomas Herbert or Katherine pay William Herbert £20 at the Nativity of St John, 1512, William Herbert will deliver again to Thomas Herbert the said deed or release, and shall yearly pay to Thomas Herbert the aforesaid rents.

Grant by Blaynche Herbert, widow, late relict of William Herbert of Troye, kt., Charles Herbert, esq., son and heir of the said William Herbert and Thomas Herbert, gent., to David Philip Powell of a tenement of land, arable, etc., with appurtenances, late of Thomas Herbert and of Thomas ap Jankyn ap Mc, in the parish of Wollfsnewton, in the lordship of Uske, now or late in the occupation of Thomas ap Yorothe, and appointment of John ap Yeuan ap Henry, as attorney to deliver seisin. Signed: Charlys Herbert.

Bond by Thomas Herbert of Sherenewton in the lordship of Uske in the Marches of Wales, gent., David ap Jankyn of Sherenewton in the lordship of Uske in the Marches of Wales, yeoman, and James Hoell of the parish of Llanvyhangell, in the lordship of Uske in the Marches of Wales, to William Herbert, esq., in £40, to release the yearly rents of 7s., 4s. and 30s. by fine within the Court of Uske.

Bond by Charles Herbert of Troye, kt., to David Philippe Hoell in £200 on this bargain and sale for £86 of all his messuages, lands, etc., at Wolffnewton, now in the tenure of John Hoell Thomas, of Philipp Hoell, Ieyan David ap Ieuan lace, and Thomas ap Hoell ap David lace, of Thomas lace, late of John Gwilim Greffith and others named, in the parishes of Wolffnewton, Llansoe, Llangenocke, Llanveyangell, and Llanysses, in the lordship of Uske, reserving 2s. 6d. annual rent, a relief when it falls and suit of court in the manor of Trecapraghet, and to make a good estate when required. Signed: Charlys Herbertt.

A Number of legal notes with the heading "Reasonable considerations for the part of Dame Blanche Herbert, widow, late wife of Sir William Herbert of Troy, kt., whereby it may appear that she ought to have and enjoy a tenement with 3 parcels of land in Wolfesnewton late purchased by the said Sir William Herbert of William ap Hoell ap Jankyn and Johan, his wife, gent., and discharged of 7s. 8d. of rent, which rent Kateryn Herbert late wife of Thomas Herbret chalensithe to him as parcel of her jointure after the death of the said Thomas Herbert".

Notes under the heading 'William ap Hoell Pers' on lands in traverse named terre Gwillim ap John Owen and Johan Tyler his wife; lands in traverse named terre cleydighe, in Wolfesnewton; and on a relief on the death of Thomas Herbert returned by inquisition, and on his wife's jointure.

Grant by Hugh ap David to Thomas ap Morgan of Kilgorroke, of a messuage and 8 acres of land, arable, meadow, and pasture of new assart, with appurtenances, in the parish of Itton, in the fee of Chepstow, between the lands of Thomas ap Morgan, kt., on one side and the stream called Nant a Glyn on the other.

Lease by William Morgan of Magor, gent., to William Thomas Morgan of Llansoye, gent., and Elizabethe, his wife, of all his messuages, lands, etc., late purchased by him from William Thomas Morgan and Elizabethe, his wife, and from George Thomas Morgan of Kemeys, gent., in Llansoye, between the lands of William Thomas Philippe, the lands of William Powell of Lanpill, the lands of William Probert, gent., now in the tenures of William Thomas Morgan, for 80 years. Rent: 12d. per annum, 12d. for heriot.

Bargain And Sale by William Thomas Morgan of Lansoy, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife, of the lease of William Morgan of William Morgan of Magor to them of messuages, etc., (as in No. 710) to Sir Charles Somersett of Troy, kt., for £70 of premises in Lansoy.

Final Concords, Common Pleas. Charles Somersett, kt., complainant, and William Morgan, gent., and Cecilia his wife, deforciants, of 2 messuages in Llansoye.

Receipt by William Morgan for £10 part of a greater sum due from him Sir Charles Sommersett, kt., for lands bought by him in the parish of Llansoy.

Receipt by William Morgan £30 receives by the appointment of Sir Charles Somersett, kt., by the hands of his servant Richard Owen.

Lease by Thomas Bishop of Lackoren, prior of the priory of Monemouth and the Convent of that place, to Thomas Wilmot of Monemoth and Johanna, his wife, of two meadows with appurtenances, lying together in the parishes of the town of Monemouth, in breadth between the meadow in the tenure of Edmund Willy formerly of Laurence Cok on one side and the land in the tenure of Thomas Goldeshmith formerly of William Tuther on the other and extending in length from the common way leading from Ducton is yate to the field of the priory there on one head, and he meadow formerly of William Cooke and the burgage of Thomas Goldesmith formerly of Edmund ap Hoell on the other, for 99 years. Rent: 4s. 10d. per annum. Given in the Chapter House of the Priory. (Seal, slightly fractured.).

Grant by way of mortgage by Thomas Wilmot of Monmouth to Walter ap Gwillim and William David of all his right in two meadows, with appurtenances, lying together in the borough of Monmoth outside the gate called Duxtones gates, which were in the tenure of Thomas ap Morgan and which grantor holds of the prior and convent of Monmoth for term of years under conventual seal, lying in breadth between the lands of Thomas Goldesmith and the meadow late in the tenure of Edmund Willy, and in length between the way leading from the field of the said prior and convent on one head and the land of Thomas Goldesmith and the meadow of John Arnold on the other. Endorsement that if Thomas Wilmot pays £7. 4. on Holyrood day in the coming year the meadow shall be redelivered to him.

Grant by way of mortgage to Thomas Wilmot of Monemouth to Walter ap Gwillim of his burgage or messuage with garden adjoining, with appurtenances, formerly of Thomas ap Morys lying in the borough of Monemouth, outside the gate called Duxtonnes yate, in length [between the meadow] late of Thomas Wiley, the meadow and land of the priory and convent of the priory of Monemouth and the street called Dux[tonnes yate], and the way leading thence to the field of the said priory. Among witnesses: Thomas Bale, mayor of the town of Monemouth. Given at Monmouth. Endorsement as in No. 713.

Release by Hugh ap David to Thomas ap Morgan of Kilgorroke of a messuage and 8 acres of land, (as in No. 71).