Dangos 1289 canlyniad

1. John William of Camrose, husbandman, and Alsen his wife, one of the daughters of John Kethin late of Newmote, deceased;. 2. John Robyn of the Mote aforesaid, yeoman, which the said John holds by the gift of John Edward and Johane his wife, one other of the daughters and heirs of the said John Kethyn. Deed recording the order of Richard Wie, chief justice of the county of Pembroke in the suit in the court of Chancery, between the said John William, plaintiff, and John Robyn, defendant, touching the title to and division of the lands and tenements, etc., late the inheritance of the said John Kethin in the parish of Newmote. It was ordered that the plaintiff should hold the Upperhouse in the upper end of the said town of Newmote with a garden adjoining the same and that the defendant should have the halle howse, the chamber, the barn and the cowhouse with a garden thereto adjoining in the Newmote aforesaid. The Justice appointed John Scourfield, gent., to divide the lands and his award is recorded in detail.

1. John Wogan, knight;. 2. David Wogan, knight. Release of a moiety of the manor of Wiston, and rents, burgages, and lands, including lands called or at Oldhay, le Stangis, le Northecrofte, Dullardston, le Southcrofte, Eynonsbushe, Scrupthill, Symondscastle mill, Longmede, Martinsmede, Haynygis, Hugirpulle, Talgh, Drym, and Slebech. Latin. Copy.

1. John Miler otherwise Meiler of Saint Edrin, gent.;. 2. William Scurfiilde of Castelvilia, gent. Bond in £100 for the assurance of the capital messuage and lands of Trewallter, a meadow in Tretheog, a tenement in Howellston, parish of St. Edrin, a tenement in Williamston, parish of St. Lawrence, to the use of John Meiler and Anne Scurfilde, one of the daughters of the said William Scurfilde, upon their intended marriage.

1. William Scurfyld of Castelvyllia, gent., Anne his wife, and John Scurfilde the elder of Newmote, gent., and Katheryn his wife;. 2. Llewelyn Lloyde of Llanstynan, gent., and John Phellipps of Bentebargh, gent. Settlement before the marriage of John Scurfild the younger son and heir apparent of the said William Scourfild and Anne his wife, and Jane Lloyde, daughter of the said Llewelyn Lloyd, of the manor of Saynt Eddryns, six messuages or tenements in Saynt Eddryns (tenants and rents specified), lands in Trerosse, Williamston, Llandeloy and Pryskelly, chief rent of 17s.1d. in St. Eddryns, the capital messuage, etc., of Castelvillia and Roskenven and the corn grist mill there, lands and tenements in Howelston and Talbenny, and a grist mill in Talbenny, in Brody, Llandeloy, Llanrythan, Marthry, Saynt Lawrence, St. Eddryns and Talbenny, marriage portion: £100 to be paid by instalments to 1592. Witnesses: Thomas Tucker, Thomas Lloyd, Morgan Bowen, Groffith Donne, Richard Phillips, Rees ap Rees, John Meyler, Sebastian Turk.

Ouster-le-main to John Scurfield, husband of Katherine ap Owen, heir of Rees (Ricus) ap Owen, who died 6 March 1563/4 seised of tenements and lands in Widdiston in the manor of Steynton, lands in Perva Honibrough and Walterstone in the manor of Magna Honibrough, parish of Llanstadwell, 2 1/4 burgesses in the town of Tembie, 2 1/4 burgages in the town of Pembroke, lands in Lowellin hill and Lowellin lake, lands in the town of Pembroke, a tenement in Tredowne in the parish of Castlemartyn, the mansion house of Laighmeyler, a mill and lands in Loughmeyler, tenements and land in Llanvernynon and Llanvervrane, tenements in Kerbit and Treclemes, tenements and lands in Llandeloye, Trefnycoll, Loughtyrphyn, Wernebarrye, Tretheoge and Trelethed Vawer. Latin.

1. John Scurfeild of Newemote, gent.;. 2. The Queen. Surrender of the rectory and church of Newmote, lease to Morris Scurfeild 28 Nov. 1583. Latin.

1. Laurence Baskervile, gent., and William Blake of London, scribe;. 2. John Scourfyld of Newmote, esq., and Maurice Griffith. Grant of the rectory and church of Newmote with lands, etc., thereto pertaining. Rent: £5 to the crown annually. Latin. Torn.

Letter Patent being a lease from the Crown to John Scurfyld, gent., of the rectory and church of Newmott, co. Pembroke, for 21 years at an annual rent of £5. Latin.

1. David Canon of Haverfordwest, merchant, and Anne, his wife, Baldwyn Cowper of the same town, glover, and Jane his wife;. 2. James Scourfild of the same town, gent. Grant in consideration of £21.10s. of a decayed messuage and tanhouse, being one and a half burgages, in the Shipstreet in the parish of St. Maries, Haverfordwest.

1. Maurice Grruffyn of le Strande, co. Middlesex, bachelor f laws;. 2. John Scourfeild of Newmote, esq. Release of the rectory of Newmote, co. Pembroke. Latin.

1. Thomas Scowerfeild of Williamstone, parish of St. Laurence, gent., and Anne his wife;. 2. William Scourfeild of Nova Mota, gent. Release of messuages and lands in the township and fields of Llandeloy in the hundred of Pebidiacke, co. Pembroke.

1. Thomas Scourfeild of Williamston, parish of St. Laurence, gent., and Anne his wife;. 2. Thomas ap Rees of Scotsbororugh, esq. Mortgage for £100 of the capital messuage and lands called Castellvillia and the decayed messuage and lands called Rhos Kynhevib in the parishes of Brawdie and Llanrithan, and Castelvilla Mill, and the messuage and lands at Williamston in the parish of St. Laurence.

1. Thomas ap Rees of Scotsborough, esq.;. 2. William Barlow of Cresswell, gent. Assignment of a lease dated 10 March 1611 from Thomas Scourfeild of Castlevillia, gent., and Anne, his wife to the said Thomas ap Rees of the capital messuage and lands called Castellvilla in the parish of Browdie and Llanrithan and the decayed messuage and lands called Rhos Kynhevin in the said parishes. Rent: £10 annually.

Award of William Batman of Haverfordwest, mercer, and John Crowther of Wolffedale, parish of Camros, yeoman, in disputes in various courts between James Bowen of Llandeloy and John Bowen of Roblingston, gentlemen, complainants, and James Williams of Haverfordwest, gent., Owen Richard, David Hugh, John David and John Knethell, defendants, and between James Williams, complainant, and James Bowen, John Bowen, Thomas Richard, David William, John Richard and Rees Waters, defendants, touching lands and tenements of the said James Williams and James Bowen in the townred and fields of Trevraneth in the parish of Llandeloy which are intermixed and uncertainly bounded.

1. John Wogan of Boulston, knight;. 2. James Scourfeild of Haverfordwest, gent. Release of an annual rent of 6s.8d. issuing out of a moiety of a burgage in le Shippstreet, Haverfordwest.

Abstract of the first fruits of the diocese of St. Davids from the records of the Queen, in the autograph of Richard Milborne, bishop of St. Davids (1615-2), at Eglwys Comin [co. Carmarthen], communicated by D. Howells son of James Howels, vicar of Abernant, 1662.

1. Thomas Scourfeild of Williamston, parish of St. Laurence, gent., Ann, his wife, and Thomas ap Rees of Scotsborough, esq.;. 2. William Scourfeild of New Mote, gent. Grant of the capital messuage and lands called Castell Willia in the parishes of Brawdy and Llanrithan, the decayed messuage and lands called Rhoskynhevin there, and the mill called Castell Villia Millne in the parish of Brawdy, co. Pembroke.

1. William Barlowe of Cresswell, esq.;. 2. William Scourfeild of Newe Mote, gent. Assignment of a lease (in consideration of £55 paid by William Scourfield to Thomas ap Rees) of the capital messuage ad lands called Castlevillia and the decayed messuage and lands called Rhos Kynevin in the parishes of Brawdy and Llanrithan, and castle Vilia Mill.

1. Ann Scourfeild, widow, late wife of Thomas Scourfeild of Williamston, gent., deceased;. 2. John Scourfeild, son and heir of William Scourfeild of New Mote, deceased. Release of messuages and lands in the vills and fields of Pryskylly vach otherwise Perskylly vach and Llandelwy in the hundred of Pebydiawke. Latin. Torn.

1. William Scourfeild of Newmote, esq.;. 2. Hugh Canton of Calbeston, yeoman, John Canton of the same, yeoman, and Anne Lloyd wife of the said Hugh Canton. Lease for three lives of the messuages and lands in their occupation. Rent: 13s.4d., a couple of capons, the work of one man or woman for one day every corn harvest, one man to stock and unroot furze for one day, one bushel of small oats (Haverfordwest measure), one man or woman to shear the sheep at May and Michaelmas, the carriage of one barrel of coles from the 'Colepyttes' to Newmoat annually, and heriots.