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1. James Thomas, Thomas Dyo, Griffith Dyo, David ap Ievan, Thomas ap Ievan, Edmund ap Thomas of Pendoyloyn, husbandman, John Thomas of Turtons Place, yeoman, Yevan ap Ievan of Llantrissent, yeoman, Henry ap Richard, Mathew ap Richard of Britton super Eley, gent., Howel Thomas of Lantwit vayrdre, husbandman, Nicholas ap Morgan of Petirston super Eley, yeoman, Richard Gibon of Saint Niclas, gent., Thomas Saundur of Newport, co. Monmouth, yeoman, and John Thomas of Kayerlayon, co. Monmouth, yeoman;. 2. Richard Thomas of Pendyloyn, yeoman, and Wenllian verch Llewelin his wife. Grant in consideration of £20 of a tenement in Pendoyloyn called Hensoll and parcels of land in Talagarne called Kayr vallen gamme, Gweyn Hoell and le Trenche which they lately had of the grant and feoffment of the said Richard and Gwenllian, to hold for the term of their lives with remainder to Jenkin ap Richard their son, the heirs of Richard Thomas and Wenllian and the rightful heir of the said Richard. Latin.

1. Dame Anne Carne, widow, sometime wife of Sir John Ragland, knight, deceased;. 2. Hugh Gryffyth of London, esq. Deed to lead the uses of a fine of the manor of Lloynrythed and lands in the parishes of Pendoylloyn and Welshe Saint Donetes.

1. John Stradlinge of Newcastell, gent.;. 2. Thomas ap Thomas Griffithe of Brightonne, gent. Grant in consideration of £168 of his messuage and lands, etc., in the parishes, hamlets and villages of St Brides, the Moore, Southerdoune, Pitcoyd, Wicke, and St Andros neare Wicke otherwise Clemenstoune, viz. a messuage, garden, orchard, etc., wherein divine services were wont before this time to be called a Chappell and about 25 acres of land lying at or near Southerdoune, and in the fields of the village or hamlet of Southerdoune called Cay Stradlinge lying in Wicke, two acres near the lands of Jenkin Edwardes of Clemenstone in the parish of Wicke or St Andros or Clemestoune, and one acre of meadow lying in the farm of Picketes hill in the parish of St Andros neare Wicke otherwise Clemenstoune.

1. William ap Rees Myricke of St Nicholas, gent.;. 2. John Jenkin ap Richard of Lantrissent, yeoman. Release of a tenement called Tyre Ievan ap Myrycke in the parishes of Pendoylon and Lantrissent. Latin.

Final Concord in a fine levied between Watkin John Rees, plaintiff, and Jenkin Griffithe Magnell, deforciant, of two messuages, lands, etc., in Saint Andrewes. Latin.

1. Thomas Mauncell otherwise Thomas Phillip Lewes Mauncell of Llanridean, gent.;. 2. George lleison of Llanridean, yeoman. Grant of all his lands and tenements at a place called Kengie in the parish of Llanridean lying between Nant konor on the east part and the way leading from Brode forde to Porteinon on the west part and Morles on the north part and the lands of David Robert Hopkin and the heirs of Henry Longe on the south part. Latin.

1. William Morgan of Bedweltie, co. Monmouth, gent., and Katherin his wife, and William Price Miricke of Saint Nichollas, gent., and Mawde his wife. 2. Leison Evans of Neath, gent., and Rowland Morgan of Rothe, gent. Grant in consideration of £95 of all their lands and tenements in Neathe burgus and Lantwit iuxta Neathe and in the town of Neath, the lordship of Neathe Citra and the parish of Lantwit iuxta Neathe, viz. their moiety of three tenements and houses and lands in the tenure of Thomas ap Evan Gitto called Y Gelly degg, Y tee baughe en y Perthy and Y Tee yn y ffirghe and Menith Escobbe, their moiety of a close called Harley igha or Harley vawre, their moiety of a close called Kay yr Cloba, their moiety of a close called Kay newith, their moiety of lands called Y Kay baughe and Y dewarchen vaughe, their moiety of two acres of lands in the townefeilde near to a brooke called Welbrooke, their moiety of a close called Kay powll Cam, their moiety of two half acres meadow called Y gwenithe beughen, their moiety of a pigeon-house with a garden, and their moiety of ten messuages or burgages in Neath Burgus and Lantwit iuxta Neathe, as they descended to the said Katherine and Maulde as daughters and heirs of David Carne late deceased; with a covenant to levy a fine of the said properties as well as messuages and lands called Tyr yron and Tir pen y grane in Talegrane in the parish of Llantrissent in the tenure of Katherine Richard, widow, Y Bolgoed, Gwayne y bolgoed and Gwaine David Mathew in Pendyloin, Lantrissente and Telegrane in the tenure of Howell Griffith, Tyr Howell Owen in Talegarne aforesaid in the tenure of John Thomas Howell, Keven llyse and Tir Evan Miricke in Pendiloin in the tenure of Llewelin Griffith, messuages and tenements in Mertherdivan in the tenure of Fellis Hughe, messuages and tenements called Tir Thomas goch in Pendiloin and Talegarne in the tenure of Howell Richard, messuages and lands in Trevraine and Sainte Andrews in the tenure of John Gibon William, John Nicholl, John Smyth and John Longe, messuages and lands called Penkren in the tenure of Robert Thomas William in the parish of Ystradowen, messuages and tenements called Lloyne Anwydogge in Ystradowen in the tenure of William Dyo Phillip, and messuages and lands called Tir Evan ap Miricke in Lantrissente and Tallavan in the tenure of John Jenkin ap Richard, in which latter messuages and lands the said Leyson Evans and Rowland Morgan are seised as of the gift of William Morgan and Katherine and William Price and Mawlde. Witnesses: Ley. Pryce, Harry Mathew, Roger Spencer, Ryce Myryke, John Lewis Phillpotts, Thomas Edward, Nicholas Spencer.

1. Hugh David of Lantrissent, cordwainer. 2. Thomas Herbert of the same, clerk. Grant of a messuage and garden in the parish of Lantrissent where the said Hugh David now dwells lying between the highway leading from le Grene near the cemetery to the mansion house of James ap Robert on the east part, the common on the south part, the cemetery on the west part and the lands of Thomas Howell Iayne goch on the north part. Witnesses: Trehearn Llewelyn, John ap Rinallt, Griffith Llewelyn, David Emunt, and Emunt ap Ievan Lloyd, William Herbert. Latin.

1. Ievan ap Morgan Llewelyn ap Howell of the parish of Lantrissent, yeoman;. 2. Thomas ap Howell Lloyd and Ievan Dio Thomas ap Howell Lloyd of Lantrissent, yeoman. Grant of a tenement called Kevencoyd in the parish of Lantrissent lying between the land of Thomas ap Rawlf on the west and north parts, the land of John ap Howell of Moton on the east part and the land of the said Thomas ap Rawlf on the south part, to the use of Richard ap Ievan, grantor's son, and Wenlliane verch Jenkin his wife and their heirs. Witnesses: Richard Howell Gitto, Thomas David, Jevan ap Howell Griffithe. Latin.

1. Hugh David;. 2. Thomas Herbert. Bond for the further assurance of the property specified in No. 469.

1. Roger (Rosser) Hopkin of Lantrissent, yeoman, and Jankyn Gitto of the parish of Lanblethian, yeoman;. 2. John Jankin of Lantrissent, yeoman. Bond for the further assurance of land in the parish of Lantrissent between the highway leading from Pendoilon towards Lantrissent Church on the east part, a close called Pant y gwestaye on the south part, a close called Caer garne on the west part, and the land of William Mathew, esq., on the north part.

1. Llewelin John of Lantrissent, gent., John Howell of the same, gent., and Thomas Howell of the same, gent.;. 2. William Yovor of Pendoilon, yeoman. Bond that the said Llewelin John will not alter a deed of equal date whereby the obligors enfeoffed to William Yevor a messuage and land called Y Pant glace and other lands between land called Y caiegarowe otherwise Y caie ?girwon, the river called Eley, land called Garth graban and a meadow called Gwayne vayne [ ], in the parish of Lantrissent [ ].

1. Richard Jenkyn ap Rawlfe of Lantrissent, yeoman, and Morgan Jenkyn ap Rawlfe of the same, yeoman;. 2. Thomas ap Ievan of Eglows Illan, yeoman;. Bond for the further assurance of a messuage and eight acres of meadowe called Gwayne y lloyne cronne in the parish of Lantrissent.

1. Jenkin Richard of Pendyllon, gent.;. 2. Ievan ap William Sir hoell' of Sainte Michell upon Avan, gent. Covenant before the marriage of Jenkin Richard and Jenett verch Ievan, daughter of the said Ievan ap William, to levy a fine of the messuage or mansion house called Hensoll and lands called Kay y berllan within the lordship of Lantrithed, and lands called Kay yr Vallen, gwaine Hoell' and Tir tranch in the parish of Pendyllon within the lordship of Talygarne; with further arrangements for a marriage settlement involving 30 acres of copyhold land in the parish of Pendylloine, and a lease of land and a mill at Argoed Avan called Tyre y gytto Morgan in the parish of Langonyd.

1. Richard Thomas of the parish of Pendilloin, gent.;. 2. Jenkin ap Richard his son. Release of a messuage called Hensoll and lands including Kai y berllane in the lordship of Lloynruthed, Kai ir vallen, Gwein Howell and Treinche in the parish of Pendilloin in the lordship of Taell y gaern. Witnesses: Ievan ap Ievan of Landevadog, Thomas Dio Prichard of Lan haran, James Thomas of Pendoyloyne, Jenkin ab Ievan ap Langrallo, Jevan Morgan of Pendoyloyn. Latin.

1. William ap Rees Myricke of Saint Nicholas, gent.;. 2. John Jenkin ap Richard of Lantrissent, yeoman. Grant of a tenement called Tyre Ievan ap Myricke in the parishes of Pendoylon and Lantrissent. Letters of attorney to Jenkin Richard Thomas of Pendoylon. Witnesses: William Morgan, Morgan Thomas, John ap Ryse, Ievan Hopkin. Witnesses to livery and seisin: Myricke Llewelyn, Thomas Richard Howell, Jenkin Richard Lewis.

1. Jenkin Richard of the parish of Pendilloin, gent.;. 2. Evan ap Ievan ap William of the parish of Ladevoducke, gent., and James Thomas of the parish of Pendillon, gent. Grant of the messuage called Hensoll and lands specified in No. 536 dated 1 Jan. 1581/2. Witnesses: Thomas Dio Prichard of Lanharan, Jenkyn ab Ievan of Langrallo, Ievan Morgan of Pendoyloyne. Latin.

1. Richard Thomas of Pendoyloyn, yeoman;. 2. James Thomas of Pendilon, yeoman. Release of three acres of land called Cay clauthe goch and Erow y myrch in the parish of Pendylon in the manor of Talyvan lying between the lands called Yr Erow her' and Y Kaye bach, the said Erow y Merch lying in a close called Kay y merch with Y Kay lloyd on the east and the highway leading from Redodrys at Plycka David on the west. Latin.

1. Rice Mirike of St Nicholas, gent.;. 2. Morgan Nicholas of Pendoyloyne, clerk. Release of the land specified in No. 543 dated 20 Sept. 1566. Witnesses: Madoc Llewelyn, James Thomas, Howell Richard, Howell John, Runborne John. Latin.