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1. Thomas Archdale, citizen and draper of London;. 2. William Rogers of Laughorme, co. Carmarthen, clothier, and William Rogers his son. Covenant for the defeasance of a bond for the payment of £110.

Letters Patent being a crown lease for 21 years to Thomas Cannon and Peter Jones of messuages and lands, parcel of the castle and lordship of Haverfordwest. Rent: £4. 18s. 4d. annually. Latin.

1. Richard Parker of Bristoll, merchant, and Thomas Parker of London, grocer. 2. John Cannon of the Middle Temple, London, gent. Surrender of two tenements in the manor of Blagden, co. Somerset, called the West Howse and Illwecke and two woods called Copes Wooddes and the Holte or the Holtwood.

1. Ievan Phillippe Gwrwared of Vaynor in the parish of Llawhaden; yeoman;. 2. John Stanley of Newton, gent., and James Phillips of Pentybarch, gent., Richard Williams of Haverfordwest, gent., and Roger Marichurch of Llawhaden, gent. Enfeoffment of three messuages in le Vaynor in the parish of Llawhaden to the use of the said Ievan Phillips during his life and then to the use of John Ievan Phillipp his son and heir and Margaret Morgan reputed daughter of John Morgan, knight, and after their decease to the use of the heirs of John ap Ievan Phillip by Margaret Morgan. Witnesses: John Ievan of Llanykeven, Owen Gwlachmey of the same, William Rowe of Cardigan. David ap Ievan of the same, David Griffith of Vaynor. Latin.

1. William Rogers of Laugharn, co. Carmarthen, clothier;. 2. John Morris of Carmarthen, merchant. Grant in consideration of £215 of messuages and lands in the parish of Llansadurnen, co. Carmarthen, a garden in Laugharn, co. Carmarthen with stock at Llansadurnen and Castle Togh Issa.

1. Robert Pyrry of Lanstadwell, clerk;. 2. William Chadwick of Burton, clerk. Assignment of a lease for 21 years dated 1 Aug. 1599 from Thomas Bowen of Trelloyne, esq., of a messuage or tenement at Lowe Frestroppe in the parish of Frestropp late in the tenure of John Willim. Witnesses: John Meyricke, John James, Thomas Adams, John ? Heire. Latin.

1. William Lord Knollis, Treasurer of the King's Majesty's Household, and Henry Finch of Grantham, co. Middlesex, esq.;. 2. John Phillipps of Picton, esq.;. 3. Rice Rutherch of Langharne, co. Carmarthen, esq. 4. Richard Phillipps of Llanvihangell Abercowen, co. Carmarthen, gent. Enfeoffment of the manor or lordship of Llandowerowre otherwise Llandowrer, co. Carmarthen and Pembrock, a capital messuage called Clogvraen, and messuages and lands, etc., in the said manor, messuages and lands in the parishes of St. Cleres, Kiffig, Egleskymin and Llanwonyo, co. Carmarthen, Messuages and lands in the parishes of Laugharne, Llanvihangell Abercowen, Midrim, St. Cleres, Llanddarog, Llangandern, Llangynnock, Llangonner and Llanarthney, co. Carmarthen, to the use of Rice Ritherch and Richard Phillipps.

1. Richard Barnarde of the parish of Camros, gent.;. 2. Thomas Cannon of Haverfordwest, esq. Bond in £60 for the quiet enjoyment of a messuage and lands called Deplesmore otherwise Deplesmore in Kethingston in the lordship of Haverfordwest, a lease of which he assigned to Thomas Cannon. Formerly leased by the Crown to Nicholas Lamyer. Witnesses: James Scowrffyld, Thomas Bowen, Etheldred Wogan, Th. Jones, George Owen.

Writ out of the Great Sessions for co. Pembroke for levying a fine between Thomas Canon, esq., plaintiff, and William Morgan, knight, Sibill his wife, John Morgan, esq. son and heir apparent of the said William Morgan, and Robert Phillipps, gent., deforciants, of the manor of Bigelly and 30 messuages, lands, etc., in Bigelly. Williamston Elnor, and Thomas Chappell otherwise Saint Thomas Chappeul and the advowson of the church of Bigelly.

Presentment of a highway called le Walshe lane in the parish of Tenby which the inhabitants have failed to keep in repairs.

Judgment in the suit between Henry, Earl of Northumberland, and Dorothy, Countess of Northumberland, his wife, complainants, and Rice Rithergh, John Phillipps and Richard Phillipps, defendants, in respect of payments of rent charges to the said Dorothy, Countess of Northumberland, out of the manors of Carew and Eastington, co. Pembroke. Torn.

1. Thomas Robyn of Laugharn otherwise Tallaugharn, co. Carmarthen, yeoman, son and heir of David Robyn late of the same, deceased;. 2. Thomas Canon of Haverfordwest, esq. Grant of a close containing four acres of arable land in the fields of Northwaden Tallaugharne super Northwaden near Dewyswaies Grosse, two acres of arable land in the fields of Laugharn in Brightesdowne and a close containing one rood of land in the fields of Laugharn at Parishlande. Latin.

1. Thomas Robin;. 2. Thomas Canon. Release of the land specified in No. 22.

1. Thomas Robin of the town of Laugharne otherwise Tallaugharne, co. Carmarthen, yeoman, son and heir of David Robin late of the same, yeoman, deceased;. 2. Thomas Canon of the town and county of Haverfordwest, esq. Bond in £30 for the performance of convenants and quiet enjoyment of the lands specified in No. 22.

1. John Phillippes of Acton, esq.;. 2. David William Beynon of the parish of Llanddewi Vellfrey, yeoman. Lease in consideration of four oxen price £9, for 25 years of a messuage and lands in the township of Llanddewy Vellfrey called Tithin Trevoslyn. Rent: 20s., one day's reaping, a couple of hens, and one day fetching home of coals annually. Heriot. Witnesses: Henry Eaton; John Dovenallt, Thomas Vaughan.

1. Rice Phillipps Scarfe of Lantfey, esq.;. 2. William Blake, citizen and vintner of London. Mortgage by assignment of a lease of the parsonage and church of Lantfey for £51. 13s. 4d.

1. Thomas Lloid of Kilkethed, esq.;. 2. Robert Bowen of the parish of Llanerchaith, gent., and Lewis Dedwith of Maenclochogg, gent. Enfeoffment of four messuages and lands at Killraphe in the parish of Narberth now in the tenure of John Griffith, William Lewis, John Thomas, John Griffith and Ann Browne, widow, to the use of the said Thomas Lloid and after his decease to the use of Owen Phillipp of the parish of Castelbich, yeoman, the latter's cousin and heir at law, for the relinquishment of all his right to the rest of the estate of the said Thomas Lloyd, but failing such relinquishment then to the use of Thomas Lloyd, gent., son and heir apparent of David Lloid of Morvill, gent. Witnesses: Phillip Bowen, John Griffith, Thomas ap ?Owen, John Ievan, George ab Ievan, Ievan ap Owen, all of Llanykeven, and John Griffith.

1. John Phillipp of Llawhadden, yeoman, and Margaret his wife;. 2. Thomas Canon, esq. Bond in £60 for the further assurance of land called Llandilus in Vaynor Llawhadden sometime the land of Rice Prickarde, land called Croft Beynon otherwise Tyor John David Eynon in Vaynor Llawhadden, land called Hendrey glyngwytha otherwise Eldwall in Yaynor Llawhadden aforesaid as it extends from the hedge or enclosure of the lands of Ievan Harry in Vaynor as it runs down directly by a 'landskare' to the way of ? Gelemythe and over that way called Croft Bathoe on the north side of a piece of land now 'eard' by Ievan Phillip and running eastward to ye gwerne and hedge of Llandilus, and all that messuage or tenement called Crofts Bathos in Vaynor Llanwhadden, and all other messuages, lands, etc., called Croft Bathoe, Carbiglye and Kilvaghe Y Bonon in Vaynor aforesaid, and all the lands and tenements which are or were in the property of Evan Phillipp Goorwared 'further' (? father) to the said John Phillip lying between the lake or river called Glyn y guyther in Vaynor aforesaid in the east part and a tenement called Glyncallett in Vaynor in the west part which the said Thomas Canon heretofore purchased of the said Evan Phillipp Gwrwared. Witnesses: John Griffithe, Edm. Wogan, Wm. Tanckard.