GB0218.D668
GB0218.D668

 D668/6 Court Book, Courts Baron Manor of Youlton, 1753-1797 Manor of English and Welsh Dowles, 1771-1799 Manor of Sutton, 1771-1797 Manor of Duffrin, 1776 Manor of Cogan Pembroke, 1751, 1785-1791 1751-1799 

 D668/4 Court Book, Courts Baron Manor of Hencourt (Marshfield), 1771-1799 Manor of Cogan Fleming, 1744-1798 Manor of Ebboth (Greenfield), 1751, 1776-1795 Pencarn, 1776-1797, 1852 1771-1852 

 D668/2 Court Book, Manor of Bassaleg 1736-1805 

 D668/1 Survey book (copies only) Lordship of Wentloog, 1700 Manor of Ebboth (Greenfield), 1703 Manor of Hencourt (Marshfield), 1708 Manor of Cogan Fleming, 1702 Manor of Sutton, 1702 Manor of Youlton, 1703 Manor of Pencarn Manor of St. Brides, 1710 Manor of English and/Welsh Dowles 1700, 1702, 1703, 1708, 1710 

 D668/25 Volume of copy surveys Manor of Caldicot West End and Shirenewton, 1697 Manor of Rogiet, 1710 Manor of Llanfihangel (juxta Rogiet), 1710 Manor of Undy, 1711 Manor of Magor, Redwick and Le Green Moore, 1707 Manor of Llanvaches, 1691 1691, 1697, 1707, 1710, 1711 

 D668/24 Presentment Book (as in D668/23) 1812-1867 

 D668/11 Survey, Manor of Caldicot West End and Shirenewton 1617 

 D668/13 Survey, Manor of Caldicot West End and Shirenewton 1697 

 D668/21-22 Perambulation of Manor of Shirenewton 1906 

 D668/19 Survey Manor of Rogiet (copy) 1599 

 D668/17 Survey (Abstract) Manor of Rogiet 1651 

 D668/14 Survey Manor of Rogiet 1710 

 D668/8 Survey Manor of Llanvihangel juxta Rogiet 1710 

 D668/71 File, papers, including:- Manor of Clothye Hopkin co. Herford. Presentments of jurors, bailiffs' warrants, 1722-1732 Manor of Urishay otherwise Hay urry, co. Hereford, Court Roll, view of Frankpledge, 1671, presentments of jurors, 1705, 1722; appointment of steward, 1778, list of encroachers, 1833 Letter, 1823 Manors of Clothie Hopkin, Urishay and Treleshope otherwise Trenant. Jurors' presentments, bailiffs' warrants, 1710-1833 Manor of Wilbrook otherwise Wirkbrook co. Hereford. extracts from Court Rolls, 1465, 1525, 1542 Jurors' presentments, bailiffs' warrants, jury lists, schedule of documents (1832), 1732-1833, charge by the steward to the jury (courts leet and baron), undated, unidentified; presentment (undated, unidentified); articles to a jury of survey (undated), juror's lists, account of chief rents, 1821; Memo re: heriots. 1465-1833 

 D668/55 Feoffment (1) John Vaen, yeoman and Andrew Vaen, yeoman, s.and h. of John, both of Caerlyon and Cecilie his wife. (2) James Jones of Caerlyon, gent., £5 Messuage and garden now in tenure of William John the baker, situate at Caerlyon between the tenement and garden of John Vaen (now in tenure of Andrew Vaen), the tenement and garden of James Jones (now tenanted by John Thomas), the garden of Sir Williams knt. and bart. (in tenure of Rice Gwynn) and the street leading from the high cross there to the Broadway. 10 Nov 1658 

Mss 666

See Misc. Mss 666 for Bond to perform covenants

 D668/34 Feoffment (1) Lewis Richards of Lanvihangel iuxta Lantarnam co. Mon. (2) John Williams of Lanvrechva, gent. and Henry Richard of same gent. his trustees Sum unspecified paid by William Thomas par. Llanvrechva, nephew to Lewis Richards. 4 parcels called Y Dryger, Keven Bychan Ycha, Y kae dan y Tu and Y kae yech lawr Tu, 18a.par. Lanvrechva, between lands of John Morgan, esq. Edward Perkins, gent. lands in occupation of John Williams, and other lands of Lewis Richards which 4 closes now in occupation of William Thomas. to use of Lewis Richards and then Fortune his wife and then Williams Thomas, Grace his wife and their heirs. 1 Feb 1639-1640 

 D668/45 Lease for a year/Release (1) Thomas Morgan of Kevanloyn (2) Simon Sloper of Bath. £50 and £10 annuity during Morgan's lifetime. Kevenloyn Farm etc. Chairlyon where William James now lives, lands called Ka Ken reice (12a.) Craick Ddy (18a.), Keven yr Tente,(9a.), Ke Koose Lach (4a.) Ke Kooth Maine, Ke yr Trust (7a.) Ka Lewys (8a.), Ke rewlin (6a.), Ke yr Hendy (12a.), Gworland yr Hendy (14a.), Gworlass Theway,(18a.), all par. Chairlyon and in occupation of William James, bounded by the highway through the common Kevelloyn leading from Landigvethes Church to Lanverchas Church on one side and on the other lands of William Meredith, James Thomas, late of George Morgan, Elenor Williams, widow. William Rosser, and Giles Morgan. Also tenement with 4 parcels (16a.) par Lanverchvas intermixed with lands of Edward Morgan, bart. now leased to Sanger Rosser and John Rosser at rent of £4 p.a. of the Manor of Edluggen. Also other tenement par. Lan due vach within the lands and lanes of Sir Edward Morgan, lands of Sir Trevor Williams bart and William Williams esq. and the lane leading to Cod a Pane warren now in occupation of John Kemeys and formerly the land of the father of the said Thomas Morgan. 28 Jul 1669-29 Jul 1669 

 D668/42-43 Lease for a year/Release (1) Symon Sloper late Bath, Somerset, now of Latteridge, co. Glouc. (2) Griffith Davies of par. Landegveth, clerk. £390. Kevenlloyne, etc. as in Release of 28/29 July, 1669, all which are let to John Kemeys as tenant to Symon Sloper. 24 Jun 1700-25 Jun 1700 

 D668/36 Lease for a year (1) Lewis William Thomas of Lanvrechva, gent., E.S. and H. of William Thomas of same, Yeoman, dec'd. Wiliam Thomas par. Lanvrechva, yeoman and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Lewis William Thomas, John Knight of same, Wheelwright and Frances his wife, and Grace William Thomas of same, spinster, youngest daughter of Lewis William Thomas. (2) Griffith Davies par. Llangattock iuxta Caerlion, clerk. Tenement with closes called Cae yr Fynnon, Cae dishlawety, Cae ychlawer ty, Y Cred dishlawrty, Gwayney Skybor, Y cae draw, Y Keven hyre, Keven Bythan ysha, Y ddryger, Keven by than Ycha, Y Cae dan y Ty and Y cae Ychlawrty and now called Y ddrygar ycha, Yddrygar ysha, Cefn Bychan, Cae Maur, Cae Wayne Ycha, Cae Wayne ysha, Gwayne yseyfer, Caer lan ycha and Cae lan yasha ya hereof (40a.), par Lanvrechva, bounded by lands of Mrs. Ann Morgan now in tenure of John Lawrence, gent. lands of William Thomas, other lands of Anne Morgan now in possession of Roger Kemeys or his underteneants, lands of Amy Thomas, Lands Barzilla Jones, Clerk, in occupation of William Ambross, lands of Cisly Perkins widow occupied by David Robins and lands of Cisley Perkins widow occupied by David Robins and lands of Cisly Perkins. The Mess. etc. now leased and now occupied by Lewis John Thomas. 20 Apr 1711 

 D668/51 Mortgage (1) William Rice and Issac Lewy, tammer both of Caerlion. (2) Griffith Davies of Caerlion, clerk. £40. The parcel of meadow with appurts. called Morva Goviley bach (3a.), sitiate in par Langattock iuxta Caerlion, mearing to the horseway leading from Caerlion towards the house late in tenure of William Cornelius and now of Richard Lewis and the river Avon Lloyd. now occupied by John Reece Dyer. 18 Apr 1718 

 D668/40-41 Lease for a year/Release (1) John Bartlett Allen of Cresselly, co. Pembroke, esq. (2) Margaret Allen, late of Fobston, but now of par. St. Martins in Haverfordwest, widow and devisee etc. in the will of William her late husband dec'd. Trustee. (3) John Prichard late of Caerleon, but now of Bristol, gent. £32. All those parcels (2a.) in the tenure of Jane Jones par. Langattock nigh Caerleon mearing lands of Elizabeth Prichard, widow, and Mary Davies, spinster and lands of Henry Thomas. 5 Aug 1771-6 Aug 1771 

 D668/28 Abstract of title (Draft) Cefn Llewn Farm par Langattock co. Mon Lease for a year/Release 1828 March 13/14 between (1) Ann Pritchard formerly of Cefn Llewn now of Cheltenham (2) John Hamman Pritchard of Caerleon, Esq. (3) Phillip Henry Watts of Bath, gent., his trustee. 1828 

 D668/54 Schedule of Deeds Title of Bickerton Pratt to Cefn Llwyn Farm pars. Llangattock-juxta-Caerleon and Llanddewi Vach co. Mon. Deeds listed 1639 Feb 1 to 1892 Feb 1 and all the deeds here listed are included among them. Late 19th century 

 D668/65 Assignment (1) John Lewis of par. Bedwas, shopkeeper. (2) The Rev. William Crawley, archdeacon of Monmouth and the Rev. Hughes, rector of par. Llanhilleth. £250. Cites lease of 2 Nov 1835 between (1) Edward Kendall (2) William Morris re: a parcel of land at Crumlin par. Llanhilleth, on which a Meeting House had been lately built, bounded by lands of Edward Kendall and by the turnpike road leading from Crumlin to Pontypool. Term 94 years at 1/= p.a. rent. The premises were assigned to John Lewis on 2 May 1836. The premises and land by this Assignment of 1846 are to be used as a school for the education of children (and adults) of the labouring and other poor of Llanhilleth and Crumlin, in the principles of the Established Church. With a note pinned to document. Statement dated 1893 June 14 by The Rev. James Hughes re: a path passing through the playground of Crumlin School Church, as pencilled on a plan. 17 Apr 1846 

 D668/63 Provisional Agreement (1) The Ven. William Conybeare Bruce, Archdeacon of Monmouth and The Rev. Daniel felix, rector of Llanhilleth. (2) Rosa Julianna Harriett, Nurse, widow and Angelina Symons, widow, both of Cheltenham co. Glous. (3) Abertillery U.D.C. 101 sq.yds. of land fronting the schools and adjoining the Aberbeeg to Crumlin road, situate in par. Llanhilleth and within the manor of Wentsland and Bryngwyn, for the purpose of widening the highway. Plan attached 1 Apr 1898 

 D668/70 Release. (1) Phillip Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery etc., the Hon. William Lord Herbert his s.and h. a., Thomas Penrose and Griffith Owen of London, gent, Henry Rumnsey of Sudbrooke co.Mon. gent. and William Hughs of Staple Inn London, gent. (2) John Mathewe par. St. Clement Danes, Middx. gent. and Thomas Newman of London, gent trustee. (3) William Morgan of Tredegar, esq. (4) Edward Morgan of Tredegar, his brother. (5) Edmund Gamage of Bridgend, co. Glam. (6) John Greenuff of Bedwas, co. Mon. £1,146 paid by William Morgan, £340 by Edward Morgan. £361.15.4d. from Edmund Gamage, £140 by John Greenuff. (a) Manor of Diffrin with premises par. St. Woolles, St.Brides, Bettus and Basselegg. Also mess. and 33a. par. Bassaleg in manor of Abercarne, also cottage with land adjoining called Lantoclas par. Monythysloyn. Also tenement called Abertussowgg and 2 parcels called Kae David Adam and Kae Coch, par. Maghen, Bedwas and Bedwellty and within the manor of St Maghen. Also yearly rent of £1.12s.4d. for 4a. called Ty r y Gwaithe tyre in the park of William Morgan called Tredegar Park, par. Bassaleg, now or late occupied by William Morgan his heirs or assigns. Also mess. and 16a. called Pensyddon par. Bassaleg, manor of Wenllough, now or late in occupation of Rowland Morgan. Also 2 parcels called Maes Yarll 11a. in same par. and manor and in possession of Gabriell Jones. Also Tenement called Manachty par. Basselegg and manor of abercarne 30a. Also tenement called Maes Tire and a parcel of waste called Ton Evans, par. Maghen and Basselegg and manor of Abercarne and measuring 40a. late in possession of John George. Also land called Tyr Gwynn, a garden near the marsh, manor of Wenllough in possession of John Morgan. (b) Also mess. outbuildings and 50a. land etc. par. Malpas and manor of Malpas and Mendlegiffe in possession of Henry of Penhouse gent. (c) Also farm, park etc called Dowlas Park (112a.) Lordship Dowlas and parishes of Marshfield, Lanvauges y vedw and bassaleg. Also lands called Teere Carney and buildings therupon erected par Monythyslloyne and manor of Machen all of which are in tenure of Edmund Gammage. (d) Also Mess. called Gelly Wastodd, 100a. par. Machen. Also parcels called Tyrrwerne Wrangogg (40a.) par. Bedwas and Lordship of machen late in tenure of Rynald Williams, gent. Sale to trustees for following uses. Properties marked (a) for William Morgan (b) for Edward Morgan (c) for Edmund Gammage (d) to John Greenuff. 2 Apr 1668 

 D668/58 Part tithe map and Reference (copy) Parish of Nash. Area shown contains Great House and Farm Field and borders Goldcliff. undated 

 D668/61 Ordnance Survey Index Concerns sheets re: Llangattwg juxta Caerleon, Mon. Addenda lists parish amalgamations as result of Divided Parishes and Poor Law Amendment Acts of 1882 1883 

 D668/68 (4 Anne) Final Concorde (copy) Easter (1) Katherine Waters, spinster, Elianor Smith, spinster, James Smith, William Rogers and David Parry querents. (2) William Price, Katherine his wife, David Nicholls, Thomas Price and Mary his wife and Thomas Smith and Edith his wife, deforciants. 3 mess., 4 gardens, 2 orchards, 28a. land, 10a. meadow, 70a. furze and heath in parishes of Clodocke and Michael Church Escley. £120. The document is on parchment and in Chancery hand but it is poll. 1705 

 D668/38 Feoffment and counterpart (together on file) (1) Thomas Urry Delahaye, gent and Richard Delahaye, gent (2) Thomas Lace Mess. etc. called Clothey Hopkin in Clothey Hopkin co. Hereford. in tenure of Thomas Lace and pasture in Urrieshaye co. Hereford. Rent 3s. p.a. 2 capon at Christmas: also heriot of second best beast. 12 May 1570 

 D668/69 Final Concord Trinity (1. Anne 1702) (1) John William and Watkin Watkin querents (2) Evan Brace the elder and Joan his wife, Evan Brace the younger, Phillip David and Margaret his wife, Thomas Smith and Edith his wife and William Gay, gent, deforciants. 3 messes, 1 cottage, 60a. land, 20a. meadow, 40a. pasture, 50a wood, 40a. furze and heath pars. Cussep and peterchurch co. Hereford. £200 1702 

 D668/30 Bond (1) Thomas Smyth of Peterchurch, Hereford., yeoman. (2) Henry Lanwrarne of same, gent. £40 to pay with interest £20 on June 24th next 10 Feb 1743 

 D668/32 Hilary (36 Eliz.) Final Concord (1) Thomas Harley esq., Paul Delahay esq., Richard Karnous, Roger Vaughan and John Bridgman, querents. (2) Walter Delahay, gent., deforciant Manor of Urishay alias Hay Urrie, Trilleshope alias Trenant, Clothy Hopkin and Wilbroke alias Wirkbroke with appurts. and 20 messes., 10 cottages, 10 tofts, 2 water mills, 2 dove cots, 20 gardens, 1000a. land2001. meadow, 500a. pasture, 200a. wood, 40a. furzeand heath, 40a. marsh and 8 freehold rents £320 1594 

 D668/31 Hilary (14 Ch. II) Quittance of John Handford lately sheriff of Herefordshire of seisin of Mess. with appurts. and 60a. arable, 20a. meadow, 10a. pasture, in Urishay par. Peterchurch in possession of Paul de la Haye gent., who was bound by Obligation of 1641 (17 Charles I) November 13 in £216 being two subsidies. 1662 

 D668/67 Holy Trinity (7 George III) Final Agreement Court of Common Pleas. (1) John Delahay plt. (2) John Williams and Mary his wife, deforcts. £60. 1 mess., 2 barns, 1 stable, 1 beasthouse, 1 garden, 4a. land, 3a. meadow,4a. pasture, 1 a. of wood with appurts. in Urish Hay (Hay Ury) in par. Peterchurch and of the tythes of corn and grain. 1767 

 D668/47 Will of James Coode of Wilmoston, co Hereford., yeoman. Lands etc. situate in Wilmeston bequethed to his wife Elizabeth. If she marries the property bequathed to his son James Coode and his male heirs. If there are no heirs then Richard Coode the second son and his male heirs. If there are no legal heirs then the property passes to the youngest son Tho. Coode. Probate granted 1605. Endorsement 1612. 13 Nov 1605