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Copy Court Roll. Uske Castle. At the Gate of the Castle of William Harbert, Earl of Pembroke, lord of the lordships of Uske, Karlion and Treleck, before William Morice, deputy of Roland Morgan, esq., Steward. Surrender by Thomas John Lloyd and Edward William and David John ap Jeyn as feoffees of a moiety of the lands and tenements of Thomas John Lloyd of Lloydarth in lordship of Treleck, of a moiety of a parcel of meadow in Lloydarth, to the use of John Philipp otherwise Tiler. Fine 9d. for entry.

Grant by John Phillippe Harry of the parish of Newchurche, yeoman, to George ap Guilym of the parish of Porcassek, yeoman, of a water mill and one acre of alnd together with the pond and all commodities and liberties belonging, lying together in the parish of Newchurche as in No. 893.

Grant by James Davyd of Newchurche, yeoman, and Alice vergh Thomas, his wife, to Lewsi ap John and Jane vergh Hames, his wife of a moiety of a parcel of land called Wennallt with rights and appurtenances, in the parish of Newchurche and lordship of Chepstow in length between the mill of John Philippe Harry on one head, the tree called le Halen lying in the lands of John ll?s moris on the other head, in breadth between the lands called the Wenallt on one side and the land of Thomas Herbert on the other.

Release And Quitclaim by James Davyd of Newchurche, yoeman, and Alice vergh Thomas, his wife, to Lewis ap John and Jane vergh James his wife of their right in a moiety of the land called Wennallt (as in No. 483).

Release And Quitclaim by John William More of Wondy to John Thomas Ieuan of Wondy, his relation, of all right in a messuage and 2 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow with appurtenances in Wylcryke in the lordship of Caerlyon.

A note describing the six parcels of land Cae synglis, Cae bach, a parcel in a close called Cae Keven, Cae powll yr ystarne and Gworlod powell yr ystarne, and lloyn agayr (see no. 1205, dated Jan. 1568).

Bond by Walter Harri of Lanishen, yoeman, to David Philip Hoell of Landsoie, gent., in £100 to give good estate in premises as in No. 876.

Bond by David John Poell Lloid of Crischurche and William John, otherwise glouer of the town of Newport to William Philip of Lanvarthinge, yeoman, and Llewelin Jein of Kemes, yeoman, in £100, to obey the reward of Richard Hoiskin of the town of Monmothe and William Moryce of the town of Usk, gent., arbitrators, and in default thereof the order of George Kemes of Kemes, gent., as umpire.

Memorandum, the Queen's Exchequer of Monmoth, before George James, esq., deputy of William Herbert of Colbroke, esq., Receiver and Chancellor of the Queen there, of a surrender by Thomas Turnor and Sibil, his wife, of all their parts of a close of land, pasture and wood with appurtenances, now in the occupation of Roger apowell lying together in the parish of Monmoth in length and breadth between the lands and grove of Thomas Peers otherwise called Thomas Chaundeller, the lands of Robert Williams, the lands of Nicholas Gibbes, otherwise called Nichlas Varley, the lands of the said Thomas William called Ankerhyll, and the water called Monowe on all parts, to the use of the said Roger apowell and Johanna his wife and Roger their son. Fine for licence of entry, 12d. Seal of Exchequer of Monmoth.

Award (and counterpart) of Rycharde Hoiskyns and William Moris, arbitrators chosen by consent of David John Powell Lloyd and Elizabethe, his wife, on the one part and William Philippe and Llewelin Jeyn of the other. David John Powell Lloyd and Elizabethe, his wife to make a general release to Wylliam Philippe and Llewelyn Jeyn of all matters and demnds before May Day next, and to deliver all such writings, indentures and deeds as they have touching the lands in variance late [of] Philippe John Gronow, and to make any necessary further assurance before Midsummer Day next at the cost of William Philippe; William Philippe to pay to David John Powell £4.13.4 at Carlyon on May Day next between 10a.m. and 1p.m. upon the Crosse in the Market Place there. Llewelyn Jeyn to make a release of the peace which he had against David and Rycharde, and a general release from William Philyppe and Llewelin Jeyn to David an Elizabeth of all demands. (Neither copy is signed or sealed).

Assignment of lease by Thomas ap John of the town of Monmoth, the elder, to Phylyp Davyd Lase, which lease John Sergeant, esq. and Thomas Sergeant, his son and heir by deed 2 February 31 Henry VIII (1540) made to Thomas ap John and Jenett, then his wife, now deceased, of a messuage with garden adjoining in the town of Monmoth in the street called Monwestrete, in length and breadth between the said street, the burgage of James ap John, the burgage then late of John Bulger and the messuage then of the said John Sergeant on all sides, for 93 years. Rent: 2s. 8d. per annum at Michaelmas and Annunciation.

Copy Court Roll. Uske Castle. At Castle Gate of William Harbert, Earl of Pembroke, before Reignald Williams, gent., deputy. Surrender by Phelipp apowell of Llangome eghan?v of a messuage and all customary lands, with appurtenances, in the parish of Llangome eghann in the lordship of Uske to the use of Charles Adam. Fine for entry 9d.

Bond by Thomas Britten of the town of Chepenem, co. Wilts, smith, and William Griffith of the town of Uske, yeoman, to Phelipp Watkyn otherwise Phelipp Neste, of the parish of Uske, yeoman, in £40 that Thomas Britten, John Britten, his son and heirs of Elizabeth Watkyns late wife of Thomas Britten, now deceased give good estate in the lands and tenements, etc., late of Watkyn Morice, deceased.

Grant by Walter George of Pentery, yeoman, and Anne vergh Thomas, his wife, to Lewis Thomas of 6 acres of land, with appurtenances called Kay gwin in the parish of Newchurche, in the lordship of Chepstow, in length and breadth between the lands of Richard gweythe and the lands of John Watkyn, the other head abutting to the lands of the said Walter George and the land of the heirs of Morgan ap Thomas moris on the other, rendering to the chief lord of the fee 6d. per annum, at Michaelmas and the Annunciation.

Grant by John Davyd of Monton to John beon' of the parish of Matharne, of a parcel of arable land called Koxshutte with appurtenances, now in the tenure of the said John in the parish of Shrenewton in the lordship of Caldicot, one side abutting to the way leading from Ereles woode to Cayrewent on the west part, on the other to the way leading from Shernewton to ?Landeggelelly on the south part, on another to the land of John William Griffith on the east.

Final Concord, Common Pleas. David Philip Powell, gent., complainant, and Henry Edmund, gent., and Richard Morgan, his wife, deforciant, of four messuages etc., in Pennallt, Trilleg, Llandomas, and Comkarvan.

Final Concords: Common Pleas. David Phelip Powell, gent., complainant, and William Gwyn, gent., Philipp James and Matilda, his wife, Philipp David, David Powell and Florence Phelip, widow, deforciants, of four messuages, etc., in Llanbadock, Newchurch, Kilgurrock, Llanarth, Bryngwyn and Llanmartyn.

Grant by Walter George of Pentery, husbandman, and Anne vergh Thomas, his wife, to David Phelip Hoell of Llansoy, gent., of lands, tenements, messuages, lofts, and buildings, with appurtenances in the parish of Newchurche, lying between the land of Watkin ap Richard, the land of Richard Thomas, the bargain called the Vedow, the land of Thomas Watkyn called le meneyth Baghe and the land of the said Walter George called Cay Bannall, Cayr baghe, Caye heyre and a meadow late of George David Pritchard on all parts.