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1. Edmond Gamage of Newparke, p. Marshfield, esq. 2. Edward Gamage, rector of Coychurch and Archdeacon of Landaffe, and John Gamage of St Brides Minor, gent., son of the said Archdeacon. Settlement (attested copy), in consideration of a marriage solemnised between John Rumsey, esq., townclerk of Bristol, and Mary, daughter of the said Edmund Gamage, by way of a lease and release of the park or farm called New Parke otherwise Dowlas Parke, being in several p's Marchfield, Micheston Vedow, and Basalege, together with a parcel of land at Abercarne, p. Monithuslon, one m. in Coychurch called Drevach, a decayed m. called Quarry house with 64 a. of land in Coyty commonly called Quarry and woodmill lands, one m. and a stall adjoining the woodmill lands, five other m's with lands belonging adjoining the said woodmill lands, a m. of 100 a. called Caner, 4 a. of meadow land in gwaine y Que, one m. and one a. of land in the possession of Morgan Evan, 2 a. of woodland in the possession of Edmond Gamage, 3 a. of meadow in gwain y Ryd ddu, one a. of meadow in wayn newith, one m. and 2 a. of land in the possession of William Trevor, all of which are in p's Coychurch and St Brides Minor.

1. John Sansom of Bristoll, esq., and Mary, his wife. 2. William Rishton of Bristoll, mercer. Mortgage (attested copy) for £1,000 by way of a lease for 1,000 years of the capital m. called New Parke otherwise Dowlas Park, p's Marchfield, Michaelston Vedow, and Baselege, with 400 a. belonging, together with a parcel of arable land at Abercarne in Monithuslon.

1. John Morgan of Tredegar, esq. 2. Sarah Morgan of p. St Philip and Jacob, Bristol, widow. Lease for 99 years of two m's in p's St Woollos and Peterstone.

1. Fflorence Thomas of Cardiffe, spinster. 2. John Morgan of Tredegar, esq. Re-demise of a m. called Waylod y waine and several m's in Bedwelty, defeasible on payment of £40 yearly.

Final Concord (2 copies) in a fine levied at Westminster between John Morgan, esq., plaintiff, and William Keen, gent., and Cecilia, his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged one m., 5 a, of meadow, and a moiety of a m., 10 a. of land, 10 a. of meadow, and 10 a. of pasture in Langattock iuxta Carlyon and Lanhenock to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin.

Admission of William Morgan of Tredegar, esq., to 17 a. of land in Nash within the manor of Gouldcliffe called le South wharfe.

Admission of Thomas Morgan, esq., the youngest son and customary heir of John Morgan, dec., to the 17 a. of land in Nash within the manor of Gouldcliffe called le South wharfe. Latin.

1. Sir William Morgan of Tredegar. 2. Randolph Harpur of Michaelston Vedw, gent., Elizabeth, his wife, Roger Springett of Michaelston vedw, gent., and Blanch Springett of Michaelston vedw aforesaid, spinster. Lease for three lives of a m. called Pantruegoch farm in Michaelston vedw and three m's, five gardens, three orchards, one barn, one oxhouse, and 45 a. of land in Marshfield, but reserving timber and minerals.

Statement by Edward Williams of work done in connection with making a distres on Randolph Harpur and in making an appraisement of the goods.

Schedule (2 copies) of Nos 54/38-46 in the possession of the defendant, Lewis, in a cause in the King's Bench between Seys and Lewis relating to the estate of John Evans, esq.

Promissory Note from Evan John, Thomas Christopher, and Walter Lewis, undertenants of William Keen, of a farm called Newbridge farm, p. Bassalleg, together with John Samuel of Hentllys, farmer, to William Morgan, esq., for the payment of £30.14.2, rent due by the said William Keen, for which a distraint had been levied on the goods of the undertenants.

1. William Keene of Bassalleg, yeoman. 2. William Morgan of Tredegar, esq. Assignment of a lease for the life of William Keene the younger and William, his son, of a moiety of a m. called Lansore house, p. Lanhenock, a parcel of meadow ground called Gwaine pont ab Ivor in Langattock iuxta Carlyon, two parcels of land called yr allwys and Tir y ffron ycha in Langattock iuxta Carlyon, the parcel of meadow called ynis Gwenllian in Langattock iuxta Carlyon, a parcel of meadow called ynis wen in Lanhenock, and a parcel of meadow called Gwenith bach in Langattock iuxta Carlyon to secure the payment of £30.14.2.

Account of the highway, poor, and church taxes paid by Evan John and Thomas Christopher for the year 1749 in respect of Newbridge farm, Bassaleg.