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1. Henry, Earl of Worcester, Baron Herbert, Lord of Chepstow, Ragland and Gower;. 2. Sir Thomas Awbrey of Lantrythed, knight. Licence to assign to David Jenkins of Hensoll, esq., a lease (20 Dec. 1630) for the lives of the three sons of Rawlegh Bussey, knight, of six acres of land in the parish of Lancarvan called Lower Cistill at a yearly rent of 3s. and one couple of capons. Seal.

Authorisation of Richard Jenkins of Hensoll, esq., to Edward Sant of Coychurch, gent., to surrender at the Court Baron of the manor of Coyty Anglia 81/2 acres of land in the said manor, viz. 41/2 acres in a close called Kae'r Llyddiart, 11/2 acres in Kae'r Twlke, 2 acres in Smithyland, and 1/2 acre in Kae'r Quarrel, to the intent that the lord of the manor resurrender the premises to Edmond Traherne of Cystylle, parish of Lantrissent, gent. And a Copy Court Roll of the manor of Coyty Anglia recording the said surrender and admission.

1. David Jenkins of Hensoll, esq.;. 2. Myles John of Macrosse, yeoman, and Robert Richard of the parish of Wick, yeoman. Lease for three lives of a tenement in the parish of Marcrosse. Rent: £15, a couple of capons or 2s. in lieu thereof, the work of one man at the corn harvest or 6d. in lieu thereof, annually; and heriots of 20s.

1. John Vann of Marcrosse, esq.;. 2. Morgan Jenkins of Lantrisent, gent. Release in consideration of £400 of the tenement and lands called the Lower farme in the parish of Marcross and land called the Richland and the Tenn acres near the church adjoining the said farm.

1. Katherin Jenkins of Cowbridge, spinster;. 2. David Jenkins of Grays Inn, co. Middlesex, esq., her father. Grant of the property specified in No. 101 dated 15 June 1675.

1. David Jenkins of Grays Inn, co. Middlesex, esq.;. 2. Morgan Jenkins of Lantrissent, gent. Grant of the Lower ffarme and lands called the Richland and Tenn acres, parish of Marcross, with remainders specified. Copy.

1. John Vanne of Lantwitt Major, esq., and Mary his wife;. 2. Catherine Jenkins of Cowbridge, spinster;. 3. Francis Gaines of Coytie, gent. Mortgage for £400 of the properties specified in No. 101 dated 15 June 1675, viz., the Lower ffarme, and land called the Richland and the Tenn acres in the parish of Marcrosse.

Final Concord in a fine levied between David Jenkins, esq., plaintiff, and Howell Griffith and Matilda his wife, deforciants, of a messuage, lands, etc., in Lantrissent. Latin.

1. William Merick of the parish of Pendoylon, gent.;. 2. Charles Talbot of Castlemenych, esq. Grant in consideration of £100 of a messuage and lands called Y Kae wrth y Ty, Yr hanner erw dan y berllan, Y ddrysiog fawr, Y ddrysiog fach, and Tair Erw Kae'r Barriwns and 31/2 acres in Pendoylon Moor called Dwy Erw wynnon, yr Erw fawr, in the parish of Pendoylon. Endorsed: now called Plwcca David.

1. Richard Leyson of Prisk, parish of Welsh St Donnats, gent., Margaret Roberts of the parish of Pendoylon, widow, and Thomas Jenkin of the same, son of the said Margaret by Evan Jenkin her first husband, deceased;. 2. William, Lord Talbot, Baron of Hensoll. Lease And Release in consideration of £70 of a messuage and lands of Rhydodris in the parish of Pendoylon.

Letter Of Attorney from Richard Jenkins of Hensoll, esq., to Mary Thomas , Richard Howell, Evan William, Thomas William, Thomas Thomas, and Lewelin Thomas empowering them at the Court Baron of the manor of Coyty Wallia to surrender to the lord of the manor certain lands, viz., a messuage and customary lands called Ton Llikie, Y Kaie Bach otherwise Bryndy [ ], and a messuage and customary lands called Pentre Cagal including Kae Gwynn, Y Kae kenol, Yr Hendre, Y Kae ych lawr ty, Y Wain vach, two messuages and lands including Kae Evan Leia, Y Wain Goch, and Brincethin, and lands in the parish of St Brides Minor in a close called Kae Iofan Leia wherein Rees Hopkin, late of Wern y Tarw in the parish of Coychurch, gent., deceased, was seised, and also a messuage, lands, etc., called Tir Evan Jenkin otherwise Y Tir hir yn y wain, and lands including the close called the Croft and other lands in the parish of Coychurch in which William Thomas of Trebryn in the parish of Coychurch, deceased, was seised, to the intent that the lord of the manor admit Edward Treharne of Cystylle, parish of Llantrissent, thereto. And Copy Court Roll recording the said surrender and admission.

1. David Jenkins of Hensoll, esq.;. 2. John Gamage of the parish of St Brides Minor, gent. Lease for 21 years of a messuage and lands called Kae Krig, Kae gwyn, Kaer Person, Kae Eva Lya, two acres in Bryn Rhyd-ddy and two meadows in the parish of St Brides Minor. Rent: £10. 10s., two pullets or 1s., the work of one man for one day in corn harvest or 6d. in lieu thereof, annually, and heriots.

1. David Jenkins of Hensoll, esq.;. 2. Evan Jenkin of the parish of St Brides Minor, yeoman. Lease for 11 years of the property specified in No. 111 dated 26 Aug. 1681. Rent: £10, couple of capons or 2s., the work of one man for one day in corn harvest or 6d. in lieu thereof annually. Heriot: 10s.

1. Edward Llewelyn of the parish of Lantrissent, yeoman;. 2. David Price of Wern Faure in the parish of Welsh St Donnatts, gent., and Amy his wife;. 3. Catherine Morgan of Ruperra, spinster. Mortgage for £200 of messuages and lands called Tyr ynis, Ogwr, Bryncethin Issa and Tyr Kae helig in the parish of St Brides Minor.

1. Richard Jenkins of Hensoll, esq.;. 2. Margaret Thomas, relict of John Richard of the parish of St Brides Minor. Lease for three lives of the messuage and lands specified in No. 111 dated 16 Aug. 1681. Rent: £5, couple of capons or 2s. in lieu thereof, the work of one man for one day in corn harvest or 6d. in lieu thereof annually. Heriot: 30s.

1. David Price and Amy his wife;. 2. Anne Kemeys of the parish of Welsh St Donatts, widow;. 3. Katherine Morgan. Further Mortgage for £644 of messuages and lands called Tyr Ynys Ogwr, Bryncethin issa and Tyr Kae helig in the parish of St Brides Minor, and Werne fawr in the parishes of Welsh St Donats and Ystradowen. See Nos. 113-4 dated 5-6 May 1717.

1. William, Lord Talbot, Baron of Hensoll;. 2. Phillip Morgan of the parish of St Brides Minor, weaver. Lease And Counterpart for 21 years of a messuage and lands called Caer ryg, Cae Gwyn, Cae person, Cae Evan Leia, two acres in Bryn rhyd ddu and two meadows bought of Robert David with a cottage called the Little house adjoining the road leading to Brin Cethin, an old cottage called Ty'n y Brin with land, all in the parish of St Brides Minor. Rent: £14 annually.

1. John William of Pendylon, victualler;. 2. Edmund John of [ ] erthin in the parish of Lan[ ], baker. Torn.