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1. Henry, King of England, etc.;. 2. Thomas ap Jankyn ap Griffith vaure. Lease for 99 years of a parcel of land called Tyre Ievan Duy in the moor called Mor Pendewlyn with three acres of land called Alltoweyn, a parcel of land late of Hangarad Scolpe, four acres of meadow called Gwyn Arowe, a cottage with a garden near the land of the said Hangarad Scolpe late in the hand of Ma ap Ievan Kunregge, an acre of land lying near Llayne Teney late in the hand of Ievan ap David ap Phit' Adam, and one parcel of land and wood called Tonne Crarloythe and Iskoles coyde, all in the lordship of Tallavan. Dated at Kaerdiff. Latin. Broken Seal.

1. Rice Miricke of Saint Nicholas, gent.;. 2. Morgan Nicholas of Pendoilen, clerk. Covenant to levy a fine of a tenement called Llanerch yngharad in the tenure of Owen Thomas in the parish of Pendoilon as it was lately purchased of David Thomas ap Jankin by Mirick ap Howell ap Phelipp late father of the said Rice Mirick.

1. Francis Williams of the parish of Lancarvan, gent., and Frances his wife;. 2. Richard Howell an Ievan Howell of Lanharie, yeomen. Grant of two messuages and lands in the parish of Pendoylon called Sythin Pene y wayne, Sythin ?val y mole, Gwayne y bassele, Caer Knydva, and Cae gwine. Witnesses: William Gibon, David Griffithe, Howell Griffith, David Harrie, John Jankyn, Richard Jankyn. Latin.

1. William Gybon of Pendoylon otherwise Pendoyloynd, gent., and Margaret his wife;. 2. Hughe Griffith, esq. Grant of a close called Caylloyd in the parish of Pendylon in the tenure of Rees Thomas. Witnesses: Llewelyn Jankyn, Morgan Rychard, John ap Jeyne Howell, James ap Ievan, John Harbert. Latin.

1. William Gibon;. 2. Hugh Griffith. Bond for the performance of covenants specified in No. 576 dated 21 Sept. 1568.

1. William Gybon, gent., and Margaret his wife;. 2. Hughe Griffithe of London, esq. Grant in consideration of £24 of a close called Caylloyd in the parish of Pendilon abutting on a wood called Coed Cadowe.

1. William Gybon and his wife;. 2. Hugh Griffithe. Release of the close specified in No. 576 dated 21 Sept. 1568.

1. Gruffith Vachan ap Gruffith ap Llewelyn of Hensol;. 2. Howel ap Gruffith his son. Grant of all his lands and tenements in the lordships and fees of Talvan Talgarn and Lloyn Ridit. Witnesses: Lewis Mathell, William Morgan, William ap David ap Phillip ap Howell [ ], William ap Grono ap David ap Gr', Richard ap Rees Melyn, John ap Ievan ap Rees, and Ievan ap Gr' vachan. Latin.

1. Phillip John otherwise Dilade of the parish of Eglois Elan, husbandman;. 2. David ap Richard, gent. Grant of a messuage or tenement called Terre Ll'en ap Howell Ll'en David ap Grono in the parish of Eglois Elan and his purparty of lands and tenements lately belonging to Morgan Ll'en ap Morgan which descended to grantor after the death of David ap John Dilade his father in the same parish called Ruerthare. Witnesses: Thomas Meryk, Morgan Llewelyn. David Lloide and Tom Welym. Latin.

1. Phillip John otherwise Dilade;. 2. David ap Richard. Release in consideration of £8. 10s. of the lands specified in No. 606 dated 4 Feb. 1540/1. Latin.

1. David Thomas ap Jankyn of the parish of Laneddarne, gent.;. 2. David Mathewe of the parish of Pendoylloyne, yeoman. Lease for 70 years of a tenement called Llanheric hanharede in the parish of Pendoylloyne between the lands of Thomas Basset on the south part, the lands of Howell ap Prychard on the north part, the lands of Dyo Geysse of the west part, and the lands of Howell ap Prychard of the east part. Rent: 13s. 4d. and a couple of capons annually. Heriot. The lessee shall build a sufficient house with a 'pynoune' of lime and stone within six years upon the said tenement and he shall not cut any timber on the land but only for the building of the house.

1. Sir Thomas Ragland, knight;. 2. Hughe Griffith, esq., one of the clerks of Her Majesty's Court of Chancery. Grant And Counterpart in consideration of £300 of the manor or lordship of Llynyrthed otherwise Lloyne Rethyd, a mill in the parish of Pendoylloyne or Welsh Saint Donettes otherwise Donodes, with messuages, lands, etc., in the parish of Pendoylloyn and Welsh Saint Donettes.

1. Sir Thomas Ragland;. 2. Hugh Griffith. Grant of the manor specified in Nos. 608-9 dates 26 Feb. 1563/4. Latin.

1. Sir Thomas Ragland;. 2. Hugh Griffith. Release of the manor specified in Nos. 668-9 dated 1563/4. Latin.

Final Concord in a fine levied between Hugh Griffith, esq., plaintiff, and Thomas Ragland, knight, deforciant, of the manor of Lloynrythed. Latin. In duplicate.

1. Sir Thomas Raglande, knight, son and heir of Sir John Raglande, knight, deceased;. 2. Dame Anne Carne, widow, sometime wife of the said Sir John Raglande and natural mother of the said Sir Thomas Raglande and Hugh Griffithe of London, esq. Covenant to allow the said dame Anne Carne to suffer a recovery of the manor of Lloynrythed.

1. Hugh Gryffithe of London, esq.;. 2. William Herd, his servant. Bargain And Sale of the reversion of the manor of Lloynrythed purchased of Sir Thomas Ragland.

Exemplification of a recovery suffered between Hugh Griffith, esq., demandant, and Anne Carne, widow, tenant, of the manor of Llanrythed. Latin.