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Letters Of Attorney from Richard Jenkins of Hensoll, esq., to David Fflew of Laleston, yeoman, to surrender at the Court Baron of the manor of Newcastle, those parcels of lands in the parish of Newcastle called Kae John Watkin, Gwain John Watkin, Y Wain fach, Kae Rhyd y Virlon, Gwain Rhyd y Virlan, and Y Kae Bach in which the said David Fflew is seised, to the intent that the lord of the manor admit Edmond Treherne of Cystylle in the parish of Llantrissent, gent., thereto. And a Copy Court Roll dated 19 Oct. 1620 recording the said surrender and admission.

1. Edmund John of the parish of Pendoilon, yeoman;. 2. John William his eldest son, cooper. Grant in consideration of £4 of a messuage and two gardens in the parish of Pendoilon adjoining the highway called Cartre glas leading to Mynydd y glew.

1. Mary Llewellin of the parish of Peterston super Ely, widow, devisee under the will of John William of Pendoylon, cooper, deceased;. 2. William, Lord Talbot, Baron of Hensoll. Grant in consideration of £7. 7s of a messuage and two gardens in the parish of Pendoylon having the highway called Hewle y Cartreg Glase and the plantations called the Marla on all or most sides thereof. See Nos. 119-21.

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.

Final Concord in a fine levied between Lewis Thomas, gent., plaintiff, and John Thomas, gent., and Cecilia his wife and William Thomas, gent., deforciants, of two messuages, lands, etc., in Saint Brides Maior. Latin. Two copies.

Copy Court Roll of the manor of Ogmor recording the surrender by Gervase Hawkins of lands called The Westry at Wicke in the said manor to the use of Edward Watkins of Wicke and Watkin Roberts of Muncknash as feoffees of Humphrey Windham, esq., with a memorandum that the surrender was made to secure the payment of £150. Latin. Fragile.

Copy Court Roll of the manor of Ogmor recording the surrender by Gervase Hawkins of a messuage and lands in Broughtone and Wicke to the use of Edward Watkins of Wicke.

1. Marmaduke Mathewe of Landaff, esq.;. 2. Robert Smyth of Werne Cloppa, co. Monmouth, gent. Articles Of Agreement touching two tenements of customary lands at Weecke, Broughton and Westre in the manor or lordship of Ogmor, late the lands of Gervas Hawkins of Cardiff, gent., deceased, for the transfer of the lands to Marmaduke Mathewe after the decease of Nicholas Hawkins, brother of Gervase Hawkins, a lunatic. Torn.

1. Robert Smyth;. 2. Marmaduke Mathewe. Bond for the observance of covenants specified in No. 128 of equal date.

Copy Court Roll of the manor of Milton otherwise Brin Curin recording the surrender by Meuric David of a messuage, customary lands, etc., including Kae r delin, Kae Rhyd y Carr, Kae Marle bach and Erw Simon, and recording the surrender by Llewelin Robert Jenkines, John Thomas John and Robert James, customary heirs of Robert Llewelin, deceased, of a tenement, lands, etc., in the parishes of Lanilyd and Coychurch, in Kae Eroft y Crydd, Kae r Ynys, Kae r pwnt, Kae pwll Brownin, Kae r kenel, Kae r groes otherwise y Kae ywch lawr Tuy, and Kae r maen llwyd, both surrenders being to the use of David Jenkins, esq.; and recording also a recovery suffered between Gibon Evan and Thomas Lewis, demandants, and David Jenkins, esq., tenant, of one messuage, lands, etc., in the parishes of Lanilyd and Coychurch (vouchees: Richard Jenkins and George Morgan), And recording the warrant of the steward to the bailiff to deliver seisin of the said recovered premises to Gibbon Evan and Thomas Lewis and the surrender by the latter of the same premises to the use of David Jenkins and the admission of Richard Jenkins thereto.

Statement by Humfry Wyndham that he is content that Jenkin Robert and Edward Watkin, feoffees in trust for the said Humfry Wyndham, shall pass certain customary lands called Westre in Wicke to any other at their pleasure, he having received £150 and £18. 10s. interest from the said Edward Watkin in redemption of a mortgage.

Agreement by Edward Watkin of Wicke, yeoman, and Jenkin Robert of Muncke Nashe, feoffees in trust for Humphrey Windham of Cowbridge, esq., in respect of three closes of customary lands in Wicke called the Westrey, to surrender the said premises to such person as David Jenkins of Hensoll, esq., shall appoint, the latter having paid £169 to Humphrey Windham aforesaid for the said Edward Watkins.

1. Edward Watkin of Wicke, yeoman;. 2. David Jenkins, esq. Bond for the quiet enjoyment of three closes called Wetre in Wicke. See No. 131 dated 28 Nov. 1642.

1. Marmaduke Mathew of Landaff, esq., and Edward Watkin of Wicke, yeoman;. 2. David Jenkins of Hensoll, esq. Grant in consideration of £200 of a messuage and 30 acres of lands in broughton and Wicke lately the lands of Gervase Hawkins of Cardiffe, deceased, and now in the tenure of Jenkin Lloyd and Jenkin Robert as feoffees in trust. Fragile.

Memorandum of an agreement between David Jenkins of Hensoll, esq., and Edward Watkin of Wicke, yeoman, that in consideration of £400 paid by the said David Jenkins to Marmaduke Mathew (£200), Humphrey Windham of Cowbridge (£70) and Edward Watkin (£30), for the purchase of 41 acres of land in the parish of Wicke including Westre, the said Edward Watkin shall enjoy the said premises for life with remainder. Fragile.

Copy Court Roll of the manor of Ogmor recording a suit between Robert Smith, esq., plaintiff, and Watkin Mangell, defendant, touching a messuage and 401/2 acres of land, etc., in Broughton, Westreeg and Wicke, formerly the lands of Gervase Hawkins and Nicholas Hawkins. See also Nos. 123-134 which relate to the history of these lands and the dipute here tried at law.

1. Richard Jenkins of Hensoll, esq.;. 2. Edward Mangell of Wick, yeoman. Lease for three lives of parcels of land near West-Street and Hewl lace in the parish of Wick. Rent: £9. 10s., two capons or 2s., one man's work for one day in corn harvest or 6d. in lieu thereof annually. Heriot: 30s.