Gwent Archives
Deeds found at Wade Court Chancery Havant
GB0218.D309
Table of Contents
Summary Information
- Repository
- Gwent Archives
- Title
- Deeds found at Wade Court Chancery Havant
- ID
- GB0218.D309
- Date
- 17th century-19th century
- Extent
- 0.015 Cubic Metres
- Language
- English
- Language of Materials note
- English
Biographical/Historical note
Information to be supplied.
Administrative Information
Publication Information
Gwent Archives
Conditions Governing Access note
Usual conditions apply.
Conditions Governing Use note
Usual copyright conditions apply.
Accruals note
Accruals are not expected.
Immediate Source of Acquisition note
1950
Appraisal note
All records have been retained.
Controlled Access Headings
Subject(s)
- Deeds--Wales--Monmouthshire;
Other Finding Aids note
A hard copy catalogue is available at Gwent Archives.
Collection Inventory
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D309/1 Lease 1. Henry Probert of par. Penalt, Co. Mon., Esq. 2. George Younge of par. Penalt, millstone hewer, and Mary his wife. In exchange for certain lands in par. Penalt (not defined), Probert leases to Younge and his wife. A dwelling house wherein Elizabeth George lately lived, with one sheepscot, one garden, one orchard and one acres of arable land and now in tenure of George Younge, situated in par. Penalt and adjoining the lands of Henry Probert, the Hewle Cayefosse and the lane called Hewle Goy. 89 years from 29 September 1682, Peppercorn rent. Endorsed with an assignment of the lease from Mary Younge to Phillip Younge her eldest son. 1 May 1682 (34 Chas. II) |
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D309/2 Copy Court Roll - Manor of Trelleg Surrender and Admittance 1. Mary Young of Penalt, Co. Mon., Thomas Young of Penalt, yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife. 2. William Jones, gent., of Penalt, and William Watkins of Trellegg, gent. A fifth part of one messuage or mansion house now in tenure of Elizabeth Morris, widow, and a fifth part of one barn, one bakehouse, one curtilage, one garden, one orchard belonging to the same messuage. A fifth part of one cottage called Gaddy and a fifth part of a parcel of customary land, arrable and pasture called Gaddy containing 2a., also a fifth part of ten parcels of customary land, arrable, meadow, pasture and wood, called Teer Ffald, Y Worlod Leny, Teer Wheele, Cae Wrth Y Tuy, Cae Pen Y Llan, Teer Leerion, Caer Ven, Cae Ffrilly, Caer Vallen and Y coed Cae. A fifth part of one cottage called Tuy Bach and one orchard thereto belonging. A fifth part of a parcel of customary land, meadow and pasture called the Meadow near the Chapel adjoining the way leading from Trellegg towards the Chapel of Llandennis and land of Henry Probert Esq. A fifth part of one parcel of land called Teer Jennett and a fifth part of a parcel of meadow called Gworlod Vach and fifth part of one other parcel of pasture, containing 60a. of land situated in the parish of Penalt in the manor of Trellegg, Co. Mon. To the use and behoof of William Jones of Penalt, gent., and William Watkins of Trellegg, gent. and their heirs and assigns. To the use and behoof of Mary Young, widow, for her natural life and after he decease then to Thomas Young and Eliz. his wife for the term of their natural lives and after theyr decease to their heirs and in default then to the heirs of Thomas Young. To be held by rents and services now due. Fine 9d. (Latin). 29 Nov 1723 (10 Geo. I) |
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D309/3 Copy Court Roll - Manor of Trellegg Surrender and Admittance 1., Samuel Phillips of par. of Penalt, Co. Mon., yeoman, one the sons of John Phillips, late of Penalt, yeoman, by Anne his wife, both deceased. 2. Thomas Young of par. Penalt, yeoman. A fourth part of a messuage with one barn, one stable and other buildings with the gardens and orchards thereto belonging and a fourth part of three parcels of land, arrable, meadow, and pasture called Caer Ffallen, Cae Ffilly and Cae Wrth Y Ty containing 11a. situated in par. Penalt and manor of Trellegg, Co. Mon., now in possession of Thomas Young, rendering to the lord of the manor the rents and services anciently due and of right accustomed. Fine 5/- 6 Oct 1739 |
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D309/4 Probate of Will of Thomas Young late of par. Penalt, Co. Mon., diocese of Llandaff, millstone hewer. Executrix - Elizabeth Young, relict of Thomas. 28 Mar 1740 |
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D309/5 Mortgage 1. George Catchmayd of town of Monmouth, gent. 2. Phillip Young of par. Penalt, Co. Mon., shipwright and William Young of same place, shipwright. £140. and interest. 2 customary messuages, 1 barn, 2 curtillages, 2 gardens, 2 orchards, 7 pieces of land, arable, meadow, pasture and wood, containing 26a. Situated in par. Penalt between lands of Eleanor Lewis, widow, lands of Paul Morgan Esq., lands of Richard Morgan, gent., the lord's waste and the lane called Hewl Koyan. Also 2 pieces of ground called the Far Orchard and the Middle Orchard situate at a place called the Grange in par. Penalt. 29 Jan 1762 |
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D309/5 Will of Thomas Young of Penalt, millstone hewer bequeathing to his sister Jane Young a piece of land called the Middle Garden in the Graige at Penalt. Bequeathing to his other sister, Elizabeth, 20 shillings. A cider mill and all his messuages and lands to his brother Charles Young and Philip Young of Penalt who are appointed executors. 3 Jun 1753 |
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D309/6 Receipt by Phillip Young and William Young of Penalt for the sum of £140 being the consideration money in a deed of mortgage (D309/5). This is the endorsement cut out of a parchment deed, probably the counterpart of D309/5. 29 Jan 1762 |
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D309/7 Copy Court Roll - Manor of Trelleck Surrender and Admittance 1. William Catchmayd of town of Monmouth, Esq., and George Catchmayd of same town, gent., sons of George Catchmayd of Monmouth Esq., dec'd and Thomas Young of par. Penalt, shipwright, eldest son of Philip Young late of Penalt, shipwright, dec'd and devisee named in last will of Charles Young, and William Young of Penalt, shipwright, brother of Philip and Charles and also a devisee of the will of Charles Young. 2. Sybil Penry of Monmouth, spinster. 2 customary messuages, 1 barn, 2 curtillages, 2 gardens, 2 orchards and 7 pieces of customary land, arrable, meadow, pasture and wood. cont. 26a. situate in par. Penalt and manor of Trelleck. Fine 9d. 24 Nov 1780 |
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D309/8 Copy Court Roll - Manor of Trelleck Surrender and Admittance 1. John Weare of par. Cwmcarvan, Co. Mon., farmer, and Charlotte his wife, formerly Charlotte Howells of par. Llandogo, spinster, by consent of James Young of Penalt, Co. Mon., yeoman. 2. William Morgan of par. Ragland, Co. Mon., gent. Repayment of £500. Customary messuage with the barn, garden, cider mill, 5 pieces of land, attable, meadow, and pasture cont. 30a. now in tenure of James Young situate in par. Penalt, bounded by lands of Mr Clyfford, the lord's waste and a lane called Heolgoed, and all other customary lands etc. late of Philip Young and William Young, dec'd., situate in the manor og Trelleck which were surrendered on the 5th November 1806 by Mathew Mills Coates, William Coates and John Coates, brothers and heirs in Gavelkind of Thomas Coates, dec'd. (except a messuage called the Brook) to William Prosser in par. Tregare, yeoman and by him surrendered on 8 September 1810 to Charlotte [Howells] now Charlotte Weare. Fine - Herriot 5/- (Part of Will of Thomas Young attached...See D309/5). 11 May 1820 |
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