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A Note or abstract of delivery by Roger Lewis of the parish of Pentery, husbandmand, and Margaret (the daughter of Lewes John Jein and Jane) his wife, of land at Wennallt, to William Powell, with list of witnesses, etc.

A Note that a fine from John Lewis Taylor and Mauld his wife of lands in Newchurch to William Powell is in one fine levied by William Powell by Roger Lewis, esq., upon yr Wenallt in Newchurch.

A Note that Mr. Pynner has seen the deeds and that they are the deeds which were in keeping with him. Witnesses: Walter Aldeye of Chepstowe, John John Howell of Woolfesnewton, David William of Newchurch.

A note that Nos. 5301 to 5303 were produced by Gabriel Powell at the time of his examination in the Chancery suit of Richard Lockwood, esq., and others against Thomas Popkins and others. [1].

A Note that William Powell of Lannvihangell tormynydd, esq., was absolved from the sentence of excommunication at the instance of the rector of Wolvesnewton.

Paper, 1 leaf, good condition.

A note to Robt Loftus that the Duke of Beaufort leases to Thomas Watkyns of Trelleck only that part of the Meadow in which the Duke was then raising cinders. Paper, 1 leaf, foolscap, good condition.

A Note written to William Powell showing pressure brought to bear upon Howell Thomas Morgan in gaol, including threats by keepers, making him amenable provided he is not oppressed by attorney's fees and the forfeiture of his bonds.

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".

A Panel [of jurors] between William Powell, esq., plaintiff, and Jevan Harry, William Morgan, William David Pryce and Nicholas Watkyn, defendants, in an plea of trespass (jurors from Lancaute, Lydney, Bleisdon, Westburye, etc.) a similar panel between William Powell, plaintiff, and John Harrye, defendant, in trespass (jurors from Tregaer, Bringwyn, Lanbadock, Llanvaches, etc.).

A particular of certain lands granted by copy of court roll to Walter Jones, esq., Richard Vaughan, esq., and John Vaughan, gent., for their three lives, with details of acreage and rents. Paper, 2 leaves, foolscap, good condition.

A pedigree table of the descendants of Philip Sharoll, with notes on the descent of his copy-hold lands in the parish of Lantrissen, lordship of Uske, endorsed with instructions for the issue of a writ or right for a purparty thereof.

(B-j) Returns of tenants, etc. and of names for petty constables from the petty constables of Rockfield, Llangattocke vibon Avell, Dixton, St Moghans, and Wonastow. (K) Precept to Lewis Jones, chief constable of the lower division of the hundred of Skenfrith, to order the petty constables to give notice to tenants and residents to appear at the Shire Hall, Monmouth on 13 Oct. 1670 and to return a list of tenants to the steward. (L) Return of Lewis Jones, chief constable of the lower division of the hundred of Skenfrith. (M) Return of William James, bailiff of the manor-jury list. (N) Draft minutes. (14).

A rating of a mise at 300 marks and aids at 200 marks among the tenants, arranged in the following units: Swanzey Villa, Loughor Burgua, Supraboscus, Gower Anglicana, Killvey. (Roll, paper, 18mm., very good condition, Exchequer fashion).

Paper, 1 leaf, good condition.

With the same territorial sub-divisions as in no. 2613, followed by the 'Duties and Heriots due and Reserved on the leases granted by the Duke of Beaufort in the Seigniory of Gower and Kilvey'; a rental of the encroachments; rents for liberty to fish; ferry corn; toll pixie; keelage, etc., in Loughor.

With the same territorial sub-divisions as in no. 2613, with an index (Marked 'No 8'). (Book, paper, 40 leaves, half-bound, boards, fair condition).

A Request [from William Powell] to his cousin at Usk to send him particulars of the quantity of honey and spices to make a barrel of bargot, and for the name of the woman at Uske to make the same, with answers to these and various other queries.

Paper, 1 leaf, fair condition.

(Paper, 1 slip, fair condition).