Dangos 2943 canlyniad

1. William Harryes of Usk, and Thomas Harryes of Newport, both of co. Monmouth, gents. 2. Charles William of Langyby, esq. Bond for the performance of covenants.

General release from William Phillip of Trerewe, p. Lantilo Gresseny, co. Monmouth, gent., to Edward David William late of the same, yeoman.

1. Roger Morgan of p. Landegveth, co. Monmouth, yeoman. 2. Walter Jones of the same, yeoman,. Lease to vest possession of a tenement and parcels of land called yr orrid ycha and yr orrid yssa, p. Llandegveth.

1. Richard Morgan of Usk, co. Monmouth, gent. 2. Charles Williams of Llangiby Castle, esq. Bond for the performance of covenants.

1. Morgan William of p. Lanthewie Vaugh, co. Monmouth, yeoman, Gwenllian Laurence his wife, and William Philips Laurence of the same, yeoman. 2. Richard Griffith of p. Langebie and Laurence Mredith of p. Lanhenock, yeomen. Pre-nuptial settlement of the said William Philipe Laurence and Anne Mredith, daughter of Mredith Morgan of p. Lanhenock, yeoman, being a Release to uses of messuages and lands in p. Lanthewie, and four parcels of land called y traythen, Cae yago, Cae llydyatte and y wirlod vaugh, p. Landegveth. Other names mentioned: Croes howell, keaven y lloyn, a river called kamthor, porth y llong, le forest, lletty y wern Latin.

1. Charles Jones of Lantilio Grossenny, co. Monmouth, gent. 2. Thomas Phillip of the same place, taylor, and Catherine his wife. Grant of land called Cay Hitchcocke and tire goydaghe, p. Lantilio Greosenny.

1. William Morice of Langeby, co. Monmouth, gent. 2. William Harry of ...Yssa, gent. Post-nuptial settlement of the said William and Jane his wife, of lands in p. Langeby. Faded.

1. Howell John Richard, yeoman, Edward Howell his son and heir apparent, and John Howell, another of his sons, all of Llangibye, co. Monmouth. 2. George Morgan Rosser of Llanhenocke, gent. Bond for the performance of covenants.

Writ of inquiry directed to William Hughes, sheriff of Monmouth, with the return of the jury that John abevan of Bergevenny has no property in the county of Monmouth. Latin.

1. William Williams of Clomendy, p. Lanhenocke, co. Monmouth, gent. 2. Richard Rosser of Carlion, yeoman. Bond for the further assurance and quiet enjoyment of a parcel of meadow in p. Langattoge near Carlion.

1. William Harries of Usk, so. Monmouth, gent., and Elisabeth his wife. 2. Charles Williams of Langeby, esq,. Grant of a parcel of land and woods in p. Usk.

1. William Harries. 2. Charles Williams. Release of the property specified in no. B1269. Latin.

Final concord in a fine levied between Thomas David, plaintiff, and Roland John Edmond and Bridget his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged properties in Llangyby [co. Monmouth] to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin.

Writ of inquiry directed to William Hughes, sheriff of the county of Monmouth, with the return of the jury that John Blaun' has no property in the county of Monmouth. Latin.

Final concord in a fine levied between Charles Williams, George Kemys, William Herbert and William Baker, plaintiffs, and David Lewis, deforciant, when the deforciant acknowledged properties in Llanthewy Retherghe and Lloyndee [co. Monmouth] to be the right of the plaintiffs. Latin.

1. Walter Powell of Lancayo, p. Usk, ... Harris of p. Landenny, Andrew Jones of p. Trostrey, and William Rynaldes of the town of Usk, all of co. Monmouth, gents. 2. Henry Bumsey of the town of Usk, gent,. Bond for the further assurance, indemnity and quiet enjoyment of a messuage and five parcels of land in werneheere, p. Usk. Affected by damp.

1. Rowland John Edmond of Langeby, co. Monmouth, yeoman, and Bridget his wife. 2. Charles Williams of Langeby Castle, esq. Release of a mansion-house and parcels of land called y kaye Tonn, Kay baugh, Kay David, Tier y Vrone, Tier y pant, Tier byrr, y grayg vaugh, and kay y clawdd newydd, in p. Langeby and lordship of Trergrugg.

Final concord in a fine levied between Charles Williams, plaintiff, and Roland John Edmond and Bridget his wife, William Harries and Elizabeth his wife, and Arnold Thomas and Anne his wife, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged properties in Langeby, Usk and Caerwent co. Monmouth to be the right of the plaintiff. Latin.