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Release And Quitclaim by Thomas ap Hopkin ap David ap Llewelin of Monemouth to William Loffe, of the same, mercer, of all right in all that burgage, with buildings and appurtenances that they late had jointly of the feoffment of Robert ap David ap Llewelin, his father, in the town of Monemouth in a street called le Monkestrete (as in No. 1814). Witnesses: Thomas Sergeant, Thomas Coke, Thomas Ornell, Edmund Goldesmyth, Philip Marreys.

Grant by Howel ap Jac Meuric and Johanna, the daughter of Ieuan ap Grono, his wife, to Ieuan ap Llewelin ap Roppert of Penho on both sides and extending from a field called Penhoysfield behind to the Royal way before. Witnesses: Thomas robynet, John Hosskyn, William Sayre.

Power Of Attorney by William Herbert to Hoell ap Gruffuth ap Walter to deliver seisin to Jankyn ap Ieuan ap Iorwerth ap Hoell of a messuage called Garth Morkee and Lleurnath with 2 parcels of arable land with appurtenances. Given at Raglan. Cf. No. 1685.

Copy Court Roll, Matherne. Court of the hospital of St John of Jerusalem, before Lewis ap David Phelipp, steward, Llewelin ap David Gruffith ap Ieuan Hagour, gave the lord 6d. for fine for entry into a cottage with appurtenances in Lanveir, opposite the gate of the castle of Lanveire. Rent: 2d. per annum at Michaelmas, suit of court once a year namely at the court next after Michaelmas; relief.

Grant by Hoell ap Meurik ap David ap Adam to Wilcok ap Seisill and Nest the daughter of Ieuan ap Gruffyth, his wife, of a tenement of land, arable, meadow and wood, with appurtenances, in the parish of Wolvysnewton, and in the fee of Usk, namrly in length between the land of Thomas ap Dauyd on one head, and the hill called Hendre whith on the other, in breadth between the land of Morgan ap Llewelin on one side and the land of John ap Thomlyn on the other. Witnesses: Henry ap Gruffyth. Steward of Uske, William ap Hopkyn, chief sergeant, Jankyn ap Meuryk ap Ieuan ap Madoc, John ap Ieuan ap Hopkyn, Meuryk ap Ieuan ap Mc, Meuryk ap Ioruerth ap Eynon, Jankyn ap Ieuan ap Eynon. Given at Wolvysnewton.

Release And Quitclaim by David Louyd of Lamarten, and Leyky, his wife to Jankyn ap Howell Coys and Thomas Cradok of Penycoyt of all right in a tenement of 6 acres of bond land in the lordship of the Bishop of Llandaff at the fford' which formerly was in the tenure of lleyky doly with appurtenances. Witnesses: Howel ap Wylkit, Llewelin ap Grono ap Thomas, Robert ap Grono ap Yuor. Given at the fforde.

Grant by William Hebert, Lord of Raglan, to Thomas ap Meuric ap David of a messuage and 17 1/2 acres of land, meadow and wood with appurtenances in the parish of Lantesoye and in the fee of Uske, he messuage and 11 1/2 acres of land, meadow and wood, late in the tenure of Maeuric ap David, father of the said Thomas, and a messuage and 6 acres of land late in the tenure of Ieuan ap Gruffuth Goch, and it lies there in several parcels, and lying between the stream called Nate Capragh on one side and the stream called Nante persyn on the other, one head abutting on the way calle fforthe Glo, the other on the stream called Pielth. Witnesses: Jankyn ap Ieuan ap John, Meuric ap Ieuan a Meuric, John ap Ieuan ap Hopkyn. Seal.

Release And Quitclaim by Jankyn ap Howell Coys and Thomas Cradok of Penycoyt to Ieuan ap Howell of the parish of Lamarten of a tenement and 6 acres pf bond land in the lordship of the Bishop of Llandaf at the Forde which was formerly in the tenure of Lleyky doly and late in tenure of David Llouyd of Lamarten with appurtenances. Witnesses: Howell ap Grono ap Yuor. Given at the Forde.

Release And Quitclaim, by Thomas ap Hoell ap Thomas to John ap Ioruerth Vaghan and Walter ap Hoell ap Adam of all right in all lands and tenements, with appurtenances, which were of Meuric ap Ieuan Vaghan and formerly of Meuric ap Madoc Iorwerth in the lordship of Dyngastowe. Witnesses: Ieuan ap gwilim ap Hoell, Jankyn ap Ieuan ap Meuruc, David ap Jankyn ap Ieuan ap Meuric. Given at Dyngastowe.

Power Of Attorney by Robert Thomas, clerk, to John ap Richard, clerk, and William Mayell, to deliver seisin to William Herbert, son and heir of William Thomas, kt., and Anne his wife, of the manor of Wysham with appurtenances in the lordship of Monemouth and in all lands and tenements, burgages, rents and services, with appurtenances in Wisham, Monemouth and within the lordship of Monemouthm Whitecastle, Grossmont, Skenfrith and Lanteliowe Cressenny, according to the form and effect of their charter to William Herbert and Anne, his wife. Given at Monemouth.

Power Of Attorney by William Herbert, esq., lord of Raglan, to John ap Gwilim, his brother, to deliver to David ap Ieuan lase and Nest, his wife, possesion and seisin in 43 acres of land in the parish of Llangenoke formerly of Grange Dorllage, which 33 acres (sic) with appurtenances the said David had purchased of him. Given at Raglan. Seal (fractured).

Grant by William Herbert, Lord of Raglan, to David ap Ieuan Lase and Nest, his wife of 43 acres of land, meadow and wood, with appurtenances in the fee of Usk and in he parish of Llangonok, as lie in these in several places, 40 acres of land formerly in the tenure of Ioruerth ap Ieuan Lase, and 3 acres of land formerly in the tenure of Hopkyn ap Ioruerth ap David. Rent: 7s. 2d. per annum on the Sunday after Michaelmas and relief and suit of Court. Witnesses: Henry Gryffith, Steward of Usk, John ap Harry, his deputy, William ap Hopkyn, master sergeant, Hoel ap Gr ap Guallter, Meurik ap Ieuan ap Mc. Given at Raglan. Seal.

Copy Court Roll, Wolfysnewton. At the Court of Roger ap Hoell ap Thomas, lord there, before John ap Guillim, steward. John ap Ieuan ap Eignon claims to hold of the lord 4 acres of arable land, which lie in four parcels in the parish of Wolfysnewton, called Tyre Troyd, Goesgen, Tyre powllgrefellec, Enyebrydd, at an annual rent of 12d. at Michaelmas, suit of court, relief, and showed a charter of feoffment of John ap Gwillim Jenkyn made to him thereon: which charter given at Forthavaynor' 10 October 9 Henry VI (1430). He gives the Lord 6d. to have six men to enquire whether he has good estate by his said charter or not. The jurors (named) say that he has a good estate. John is admitted and does fealty.

Memorandum that in the King's Exchequer of Monmouth before Hugh Hunteley, the King's Receiver and Chancellor there, John Cooke, senior, surrendered all that meadow with appurtenances, lying in the parish of Monemouth between Walkemylhome, the land of William Scoryour late of John Colston, and the royal way leading from Monemouth to Obaston on all sides, which John Cooke among other lands and tenements late had of the King's grant by the Rolls of the Sessions held at Monemouth 4 September 26 Henry VI (1447) before William, Marques of Suffolk, Ralph Pole, William Cotton. Walter Cozfen, Thomas Yonge and others, the King's intinerant justices, under seal of the Exchequer of Monmouth to him John Cooke and his heirs, freely for ever, by the rents and services due, to the use of John Percyvale. Fine for licence of entry 12d. Seal.

Release And Quitclaim by John ap Rosser ap John to William Herbert of Raglan, esq., of all right in 3 parcels of land with appurtenances in the lordship of Bergevenny and parish of Lantilo perthaloge called Tyreycommey, Kaerffa, and Tonnemargh, and of 3s. 7d. annual rent issuing from a tenement formerly of Hoell ap David Goz in the said lordship and parish, which land and rent he late had of the feoffment of Robert Neyle and William, his son and heir. Witnesses: Morgan ap David ap Guillim, Philip ap Thomas ap Guillim, William ap Ieuan ap Thomas, Hoell ap David ap Ieuan Vaughan, Richars Seys. Given at Mayndyff.

Bond by Lewis Power, burgess of the town of Monemouth, to William Luff in 20 marks to be paid at the feast of St Peter in Cathedra next.

Release And Quitclaim by Lewis Powez, burgess of the borough of Monemouth to William Luff on the same town and Agnes, his wife, of all right in a built burgage (as in No. 1822). Witnesses: Thomas Sergeant, Thomas Coke, John ap Rees, Thomas Ornull, Thomas Bouchour. Given at Monemouth.

Grant by John Douer, perpetual vicar of the church o St Mary, Monemouth to William Luff and Agnes, his wife, of two tenements lying together, which he has in Monemouth in a street called Monkestrete, next le Caldicote, which tenements lie in breadth between the tenement of Rees Filly and Lucy, his wife, on one side and the tenement of the said William Luff on the other, and extending in length from the said street on one head to a certain parcel of land William Herbert, kt., on the other. Witnesses: Thomas Coke, Edmund le Goldesmyth, Rees Filly, John Stote, junior, John Cachemaid. Given at Monemouth.

Grant by Lewis Power, burgess of the borough of Monemouth, to William Luf of the same and Agnes his wife, of his built burgage in Monemouth in the street called Monovstrete, which burgage lies in breadth between the burgage of Philip Morreis on both sides and extending in length from the said street on one head to the ditch of the town of Monemouth called Chepinghal is diche on the other. Witnesses: Thomas Sergeant, Thomas Coke, John ap Rees, Thomas Bouchour, Thomas ap David. Given at Monemouth.

Grant by John ap Thomlyn, junior, to John Guilim, esq., of all lands and tenements, reversions and rents, and services, meadows, etc. homages, reliefs, heriots, escheats, courts, suits of court, both of fee and bond, views of frankpledge, customs, etc. which he has in the parish of Lanfihangell Kenan in the lordship of Uske, to hold of chief lords of the fee by the due right and accustomed services. Witnesses: William Herbert, kt., Steward of Uske, John ap Jankyn ap Ieuan ap Madoc, master sergeant, John ap Meuric ap Meuric ap Madoc, Howell ap Grufffith ap Gwallter, Maurice ap Ieuan ap Meuric. Given at Llanvihangell Kenan.