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Letter from H. Nevill to Charles Morgan, requesting support for his election in place of John Hanbury as MP for co. Mon.

1. Trustees of the Newport District turnpike. 2. Henry Montonnier Hawkins of Newport, surgeon. Bargain And Sale (draft) of a turnpike house or toll house in p. Langstone.

Memorandum concerning the boundaries of certain manors belonging to the Tredegar family in co. Mon., the parishes in which they are situated, etc.

Surrender (draft) from Thomas William of one barn, one cowhouse, a third part of a lane, a third part of the little houses on the lane, and 6 parcels of land called Cae bach, dau ga golun tree Kovers, and dwy wayne gelyn in Monithystloine to the use of David Evan and Amey, his wife.

Surrender (draft) from Thomas Edmund of one a. of Welsh measure inclosed by Philip Howell, an a. called Erw mynyth ddy, 2 a. in Mamhoel, and 27 a. abutting to the highway leading from Mamhoel towards Blaen nant yr helig on the west, to the rod lands called Coedcae'r gwir on the east, and le mear on the north, all of which are situate in Bedwellty to the use of Morgan Watkin and his heirs during the life of the said Thomas Edmund alias Philip.

Exemplification of a recovery, with double voucher, whereby Rowland Morgan, esq., and Thomas Morgan, esq., recovered from Miles Morgan, esq., the manor of Tredegar, forty m's, two hundred cottages, two hundred tofts, two dovecotes, two hundred gardens, a hundred orchards, 3,000 a. of land, 1,000 a. of meadow, 3,000 a. of pasture, 500 a. of wood, 3,000 a. of furze and heath, 60 a. of marsh, and 20s. rent in Tredeger, St Bryde, Bassaleck, St Wollowe, Marshefyld, Tredonock, Newporte, Coyed Kernewe, Bettus, St Mellyns, and Malpas. Tenants to the precipe: Thomas Morgan, gent., and Philipp Madock, gent. Latin.

1. Thomas Lewes ap Jenkins of Llangattocke iuxta Uske, gent., and John Thomas Lewes, his son and heir apparent. 2. William Jones of Llanon, gent., and Thomas Powell of Bringwin. Settlement (post nuptial) in consideration of the marriage between the aforesaid John and Elizabeth Morgan, his wife, one of the daughters of Morgan John Harris of Llantilio vaure, co. Carm., esq., of the portion formerly belonging to Cecilia Barrie, late wife of the said Thomas and one of the daughters and co-heirs of John Barrie, gent., dec., of m's, houses, mills, and lands in p's Wondy, Bergevennie, Llanovour, Llanwenarth, and Llantilio Pertholey, also a moiety of a fifth part of a m., barn, and other buildings and lands formerly belonging to John Barrie which the aforesaid Thomas lately purchased from a certain Richard William, Henry Richard, and Lewis John ap Jenkins in p's Bergevennie, Lanovour, and Lantilio Pertholey, also a m. in which the said John lives in p. Langattocke iuxta Uske, a parcel of meadow called gworlod Jenkins excepted to uses contained in the deed. Latin.

Memoranda concerning the fines Sir William Morgan had covenanted to levy to Thomas Morgan and Anthony Palmer on lands in Lanbadocke and Kilfigin, 2 Nov. 1626, and in Bedwelty and Bedwes, St Melans, and St Brides on 20 Feb. 1630.

1. Samuell Spaldinge of Wrington, Somerset. 2. Thomas Morgan of Machen, esq. Defeasance of a statute merchant conditional on the observance of covenants in a pair of indentures dated Oct. 16 1638.

1. Sir Phillip Jones of Lanarth. 2. John Evans of Tregare, gent. Acknowledgement of the receipt of purchase money for a m. and lands belonging, nine closes of which are called Berth lloyd isha, llyner, y vorlan, gworlod vaughe, Cay Coed, gworlod dan y ty, Cay dywghe y ty, gwerne vawr, and gwerne vaughe in p's Penrose and Tregare.

1. Sir Phillip Jones of Lanarth. 2. John Evans of Tregare, gent. Release of a m. and lands belonging, nine closes of which are called Berth lloyd isha, llyner, y vorlan, gworlod vaughe, Cay Coed, gworlod dan y ty, Cay dywghe y ty, gwerne vawr, and gwerne vaughe in p's Penrose and Tregare.

1. Phillipp, Earl of Pembroke, the Hon. William, Lord Herbert, his son and heir, Thomas Penrose and Griffith Owen of London, gent's, Henry Rumsey of Ludbrooke and William Hughes of Staple Inn, London, gent's. 2. John Mathewe of St Clement Danes and Thomas Newsham of London, gent's. 3. William Morgan of Tredegar, esq. 4. Edward Morgan of Tredegar, gent., brother of the said William. 5. Edmund Gamage of Bridgend, co. Glam., esq. 6. John Greenuff of Bedwes, esq. Deed To Lead The Uses (attested copy) of a fine of the manor of Diffrin and a water grist mill belonging in p's St Wollos, St Brides, Bettus, and Basselegg, a m. and lands in p. Basselegg within the manor of Abercarn, a cottage with a parcel of land adjoining called Lantorlas in Manythysloyne, a tmt called Abertussowgg, two parcels of land called Kae David Adam and Kae Coch in p's Maghen, Bedwes, and Bedwellty within the manor of Maghen, a yearly rent of £1.13.4 payable out of 4 a. of land called Tyr y Gwaith hyre in Tredegar Park, a tmt called Pensyddon in p. Basslegg and the manor of Wenllough, two parcels of land called the Maes Yarll in the manor of Wenllough, a tmt called Menachty, p. Basselegg and the manor of Abercarne, a tmt called Maes Tire and a parcel of waste called Ton Evans in p's Marghen and Basselegg and the manor of Abercarne, a parcel of land called Tyr Gwynn and a garden next to the marshes in the manor of Wenllough, a m. and several parcels of land belonging in p. Malpas within the manor of Malpas and Mendle Giff, a farm or park called Dowlas Parke alias New Parke within the lordship of Dowlas alias Davelesse and Wenlough in p's Marshfield, Llanfihangel y vedw, and Basselleg, three a. of land called Teere Carney and the buildings erected thereon in p. Monyhysllwyne and the manor of Machen, the m. called Gellywastodd and the lands and buildings belonging in p. Machen, and the m. and lands called Tyrr werne wrangogg in p. Bedwes and lordship of Machen.

1. Edward Pilkinton, citizen and apothecary of London, Elenor, his wife, and Robert Harney the younger of Grand Borrow, Warwickshire, esq. 2. William Morgan of Tredegar, esq. 3. Rowland Morgan of Bassaleg, gent. Articles Of Agreement to lease within the next four years to Rowland Morgan for a term of 60 years, if Edward Pilkinton and Elenor, his wife, should so long live,. (1) A m. and lands in Canton in the lordship of Landaffe, which were leased, 4 July 1650, from Theobald Mathew of Landaffe and William Lewis of Vann to Florence Bickley, Edward Pilkinton, and Elenor, his wife, for 99 years, if the said Edward and Elenor should so long live,. (2) Four tmt's and 13 a. of land in the lordship of Roath Dogfeild, timber and minerals excepted, which were leased 2 April 1659 from Phillip, Earl of Pembroke, to Edward Pilkinton for 99 years, determinable in three lives.