Miscellaneous deeds deposited by Gloucester City Library
GB0218.D209

 D209/37 Bond 1. Thomas Lewis of St. Peer, Co. Mon., Esq. 2. Thomas Williams of Lanthomas, Co. Mon., gent. £160. To observe the covenants expressed in two Indentures made between them of the same date. 10 Nov 1727 

 D209/22 Bond 1. David John of Llangoven, Co. Mon., husbandman, and William Thomas Griffith of Llanbadock, Co. Mon., husbandman. 2. Edmund Thomas Phillip. £86. David John and Anne his wife and Allson Vergh Robert, widow, shall during the space of one year upon reasonable request shall make by way of a fine a lawful estate in a parcel of meadow ground called part of Gworlod Neweth with appurtenances situate in par. Llangoven, Co. Mon., abutting the meadow of Lewes Thomas called Gworlod Vaugh, to the meadow of David John called Gworlod Y Garne and to the other lands of the said David called Tire Cradock, to the way called Lewe Y Killey leading from Lanwynny towards Monmouth and to the new mears and bounds there set by the said David and Edmond of their own assent between the said parcel of meadow ground and the residue of the said meadow called Gworlod Neweth. 23 Feb 1606 

 D209/6 Bond 1. William Blower of Llangoven, Co. Mon., gent. 2. William Edmonds of Llangoven, gent. £120. Williams Blower and Christan his wife to make, by means of a Fine and in consideration of a sum of £60, an estate in law to William Edmunds of and in one parcel of meadow ground called Gworlod Vawr (12a.) situate in par. of Llangoven, Co. Mon. between lands of Henry Clus Esq., lands late of Henry Thomas, the lane leading from Pull Morkin towards Llanthomas and other lands of the said William Edmonds, now in tenure of said William Edmonds, except and reserved the one moiety of the said parcel of meadow called Gwirlod Vawr unto Catherine Blower, mother of William Blower for the term of her natuarl life. 10 Jan 1631/1632 

 D209/10 Copy Court Roll - Manor of Usk Castle Surrender and Admittance 1. Thomas Jones of city of Bristol. gunsmith and Richard Jones of the same city, joiner, two of the sons of William Jones of Bristol, gunsmith, dec'd. 2. Thomas Ailworth of par. Langoven, Co. Mon., gent. All their part in one messuage, one garden, two orchards, and four closes of land customary, arrable, meadow and pasture (20a.) now in tenure of Thomas George situate in par. of Langoven, the manor of Trelleck, Co. Mon., between lands of Chrales Thomas, lands called Kay Phill Goch, the way leading from Langovan to the way that leads from Penclawth to Trelleck, lands of the widdow Edmonds, lands of John David and the lane leading from Pen Y Lan to the Killey. Fine 9d. Harriett 10/- 28 Dec 1655 

 D209/11 Copy Court Roll - Manor of Usk Castle Surrender and Admittance 1. John Davis of Langoven, Co. Mon., yeoman. 2. William Edmonds. A close or parcel of land, arrable and pasture called Yr Weyn (4 acres) situate in par. of Langoven, manor of Trelleck, Co. MoN., between lands of Thomas Lewis of St. Peer, Esq., land of Jane Edmonds, land of William Edmonds of Ragland, yeoman, the lane leading from Killey towards Craig Coed Garth and to lands of said John Davis. Fine 7d. Herriot 5/- (Latin) 3 Jun 1675 

 D209/23 1. John Williams of par. of Mitchell Troy, Co. Mon., yeoman, and John David of par. Langoven, Co. Mon., yeoman. 2. Isaac Williams of Lanthomas, Co. Mon., gent. £80. Two closes of land, arrable, meadow and pasture with all appurtenances and known by the name of Gworlod Y Garne and Tyre Craddogge (11 acres) situate in par. Langoven, Co. Mon., between the lane leading from Lanwinny towards Monmouth, the meadow of Isaac Williams now in occupation of John David, lands of Edward Jones Esq., now in occupation of John David and the lands of Walter George. 14 Apr 1684 

 D209/33 Bond 1. John Williams of par. Michael Troy, Co. Mon., yeoman, and John David of par. Langoven, Co. Mon., yeoman. 2. Isaac Williams of Lanthomas, Co. Mon., gent. £160. to keep the covenants expressed in an Indenture of the same date made between them. 14 Apr 1684 

 D209/17 Bond 1. John David of par. Langoven, Co. Mon., yeoman. 2. Isaac Williams of Lanthomas, Co. Mon., gent. £200. To perform and observe covenants expressed in a Feoffment of the same date made between them (par. Langoven). 23 Dec 1636 

 D209/13 Copy Court Roll - Manor of Usk Castle Surrender 1. John Lawless the younger of Langoven, Co. Mon., clerk. 2. William Watkins of par. Monmouth, gent. One messuage or tenement called Tuy Bach Wrth Y Killey together with one garden and one orchard which are situated in par. Langoven, Co. Mon., between lands now or late in tenure of John David, the lane leading from Pen Y Lan per Le Killey towards Tuy Lloyd and the meadow sometime of Loveday Owens, widow, but now of Joan Jenkins. Also two parcels land, arrable, meadow and pasture called Kaer Law and Kaer Bach (8 acres) now in the possession of John Lawless and situated in par. Langoven between lands of John David, lane leading from Pen Y Llan towards Killey, other lands of said John David, land of John Jones of Dingestow, Esq., land of Richard Rosser and land of John Aylworth, gent. Fine 9d. Herriott 5/- (Latin) 15 Dec 1691 

 D209/34 Assignment 1. William Edmund of par. Ragland, Co. Mon., yeoman. 2. Margaret James of hamlet of Lanthomas in par. Cumcarvan, Co. Mon., widow and late wife of Edward James of same place, and Joan their daughter and only child. 3. Thomas Jones of par. Landenny, Co. Mon., gent., and Samuel Lewis of par. Lanvihangel Isterne Llewerne, Co. Mon., yeoman. 4. Walter Edmund of par. Langoven, yeoman. £22 5d. 2d. plus 5/-. parcel of land called Cae Ffilgoch (8 acres) situate in par. of Langoven, Co. Mon., between lands of William Edmund late in tenure of late Edward James, other lands of William Edmund in tenure of Maud Jenkin, widow, the lane leading from Kille towards Lanthomas and the lane leading from the Gader towards Peny Claudd. 1 Nov 1699 

 D209/24 Bargain and Sale 1. Margarett James of hamlet of Lanthomas in par. Cwmcarvan, Co. Mon., widow, late wife of Edward James, and Joan James her daughter. 2. Walter Edmund of par. Langoven, Co. Mon., yeoman. £19.10s.0d. All that messuage or tenement with its appurtenances wherein the said Margarett and Joan James did lately dwell together with the barn, gardens and fold thereto belonging situate in hamlet of Lan Thomas within the par. of Cumcarvan. Together also with a parcel of land called Cae Ffill Goch (8 acres) also situated in par. Langoven between lands of said Walter Edmund, the lane leading from the Kille towards Lan Thomas and the lane leading from the Gader towards Pen Y Claudd. Rent £2.10s.0d. p.a. during natural life of Margaret James. 4 Nov 1699 

 D209/28 Deed to lend to the Use of a Fine 1. Thomas Williams of town of Uske, Co. Mon., Esq., and Ffrancis his wife, Thomas Williams of Lanthomas in par. Cumcarvan, Co. Mon., gent., Thomas Probin of Gockett in par. Cumcarvan, Co. Mon., gent., and Mary his wife, and John Anderson of town of Chepstow, Co. Mon., mason and Ane his wife. 2. Henry Lewis of Gwerneythig in par. Ragland, gent., William Dunwoody of town of Bergavenny, Co. Mon., gent., Walter Davies of Chepstow, gent., and James Davies of Landenny, Co. Mon., gent. To levy a fine on all that messuage or tenement with a backside, garden, and orchard late in possession og Joseph Esse situate in par. Ragland, adjoining lands of Duke of Beaufort, Henry Long and Edward Williams and the lane leading from Hendre Baskett towards Raglan. Also a messuage called Lanthomas with all lands etc. situate in pars. of Cumcarvan, Penyclauth and Langoven. Also decayed messuage smiths gorge etc. in possession of Margaret Jones together with an orchard and garden and a parcel of ground (sic.) now in possession of William Beck, innkeeper situate in par. Lanvihangell Torymynith. Also messuage dwelling house called the Lower Crown now in possession of William Badham in town of Chepstow etc. 10 Jun 1717 

 D209/26 Lease for a Year 1. Elizabeth Williams of Lanthomas in par. Cwmcarvan, Co. Mon., widow of Isaac Williams late of Lanthomas, de'd., Thomas Williams of Lanthomas, gent., her son, Hannah Evans of par. Lanvihangel Ystern Llewern, Co. Mon., spinster, sole daughter and heir of John Evans late of Howcapel, Co. Hereford, clerk, dec'd., who was son and heir of Thomas Evans, and Maude his wife, dec'd. 2. John Rumsey of Tinton, Co. Mon., gent., and William Jones of city of Hereford, gent. Messuage called Lanthomas together with an orchard (12 acres) parcel of meadow ground called Gworlod Y Berllan (3 acres), meadow called Gworlod Dec Hwnt Yr Hewle (6 acres), 3 parcels of arrable, pasture and wood land called Teere Vacha, Cae Pwll and Deadwth (24 acres) all situated in Llanthomas in par. Cumcarvan on each side of the way leading from Langoven Church towards Monmouth and abutting the lands late of the Earl of Pembroke, lands of Thomas Jones, gent., the lane leading from Penn--Claweth to the Gadder and the lands of John Aylworth, gent. Also 3 closes of arrable, meadow and pasture land called Teere Kenny, Teere Y Gare and Cae Grabannocke (50 acres) situated in par. Cumcarvan etc. Also 2 closes of arrable meadow and pasture land called Gwerne Ddee Isha and Gwerne Ddee Ycha (25 acres) in parishes of Langoven and Penyclawth etc. Also parcel of meadow ground called Gworlod Vawre and Garne Vellen containing (12 acres). Also parcel of land arrable, meadow and pasture called Gworlod Cae Mald (8 acres), Cae Gwin (15 acres), the three last mentioned pieces of land lying par. Langoven etc. 2 parcels of land called Gworlod Newith and Gworlod Bach otherwise Gworlod Killey (10 acres) in par. Langoven etc. Also 6 closes of land (47 acres) in par. Langwm Ycha called Cae Yr Argoed Mawr and Caer Yr Argoed Bach, Carne Mawre and Carne Bach, Cae Y Gwaire and Cae Yr Drinogge etc. Also that capital messuage wherein Thomas Evans, grandfather of Hannah Evans did dwell called Tu Gwinn, also messuage wherein Walter Phillips doth now of late inhabit, and all those water grist mills called Lanviangell's Mill, also 6 closes of land (20 acres) all situate in par. Llanviangel Ystern Llewerne etc. 2 Feb 1717/1718 

 D209/4-5 Mortgage and Counterpart 1. Walter Edmunds of the Gader in par. Langoven, Co. Mon., yeoman. 2. Thomas Jones of Pentire Wheellen in par. Cumcarvan, Co. Mon., yeoman. £30. Two closes of land, arrable, meadow and pasture, with one orchard adjoining called Gworlod Y We-en (12a.) now divided into two pieces, lying in par. of Langoven, Co. Mon., meering the land of Thomas Lewis of St. Peer, Esq., the lands of Thomas Williams of Llanthomas, gent., lands of Walter Edmunds, to the lands (sic.) leading from Penylan towards the Kille. Also a piece of arrable land called Kae Phil Goch (8a.) situate in par. Langoven, mearing lands of Walter Edmunds to the lane leading from the Kille towards Lan-Thomas, to the lane leading from the Gader towards Peny-Claudd. Term 5 years and from 5 to 5 to 10 years. Rent 30/- p.a. 30 Apr 1718 

 D209/25 Mortgage 1. Walter Edmonds of par. Langoven, Co. Mon., yeoman. 2. Thomas Jones of par. Penalt, Co. Mon., yeoman. £30. 2 closes of land and meadow called Gworlodd Vach and Cae Y Bach and all that orchard to the said closes adjoining (12a.) abutting between the lane leading from Pen Y Land towards Penyclauth Church and other lands of said Walter Edmomds, situate in par. of Langoven. 99 years. 30 May 1719 

 D209/38 Assignment 1. Thomas Lewis of St. Peer, Co. Mon., Esq. 2. Thomas Williams of Llanthomas, Co. Mon., gent. £112. All the reserved rents etc. arising from a messuage or tenement called Gader Ysha situate in parish of Langoven, Co. Mon. Also those parcels of arrable or pasture land called the Baily (2a.), the closes beyond the messuages (2a. and 8a.) adjoining the highway leading from Langoven Church towards Monmouth. Other parcels of land called The Close (5a.), Gworlod Vaugh (1.5a.), Cay Gwyne (5a.) adjoining a certain way leading from Llanwynee towards Monmouth and meadow late in possession of John David Powell and now in the possession of Thomas Williams, and the three parts of one acre of meadow adjoining to a close late in possession of John David Powell, one other close of meadow or pasture called Cae Werne (7a.) one other parcell of arrable or pasture land called Gworlod Nichollychan (5a.). Two other parcels of pasture and arrable land (9a.) called Redow and Gworlod Hoskin, all situate in parish of Llangoven. 10 Nov 1727 

 D209/50 Agreement for Sale and Purchase 1. Thomas Williams of Dursley, Co. Glos., Esq. 2. Thomas Bennet of Hopemansel, Co. Hereford, gent. £3600 plus the price of timber standing and growing on the land. Premises known as Llanthomas and Gadder. Farms in parishes of Cwmcarvan, Penyclawdd and Llangovan as per a schedule. 28 Jul 1828 

 D209/19-20 Feoffment and Counterpart 1. Edmond Thomas Phillip of Llanthomas, Co. Mon., gent., and Maude his wife. 2. John Thomas Phillip of Dingastowe, Co. Mon., gent., and John Thomas ap Thomas of Comecarvan, Co. Mon., yeoman. All their part of a house, barn and barton with appurtenances being in the par. of Pennaclaweth, Co. Mon., wherein Richard John Harrie did dwell (late dec'd.) and now in occupation of Susan his daughter, late wife of William Thomas Phillip, and also all that close with appurtenances called Gwernn Duy Issa lying in par. Llangoven (10a.) adjoining lands of William Richard (late dec'd.) now in possession or occupation of Jane his wife on south and west and lands of John Jenkin Yghan (late dec'd.) and now in occupation of Thomas ap Thomas on west, lands of Edmund Richard on north and east and to the highway leading from Llanthomas towards Usk on the south. Also one other close called Gwerne Duy Igha in par. Pennaclaweth (12a.) and a part of one other close called Gwirlod Y Perllan (3a.) adjoining lands of Sir Charles Jones now in occupation of Edmond Thomas Phillip and Henry Williams on the north and east, lands of Thomas ap John on the west and north. Also their fourth part of a close of meadow called Gwirlod Ffinnon Dilo in par. Pennaclaweth (18a.), also their fourth part of a close called Kay Quarrell otherwise Kay Pennaclaweth (2a.) adjoining lands of Sir Charles Jones now in occupation of John Jenkin Lace on the north, lands of Rowland Williams on the east and lands of Henry Williams on the south part, and lands of Thomas ap John on the west and on some part of the highway from Monmouth towards Usk. Also all the meadow called Gworlod Neweth (4a.) which the said Edmund Thomas Phillip lately purchased from David ap John and Anne his wife in par. of Llangoven, between the highway leading from Llanwynny towards Monmouth, land of Sir William Powell, lands of Lewes Thomas and one other meadow of the said Edmund Thomas Phillip. 2 Aug 1610 

 D209/31-32 Final Concord - Court of Common Please 1. William Edmunds, plaintiff. 2. Morris David and Elizabeth his wife, deforcts. 46 acres of land with appurtenances in Comcarvan. £60. Hilary 1639 

 D209/1 Letter (blank) to Mr Matthews, Auctioneer, Usk, relating to the sale "of the small estate near Usk". 22 Oct 1811 

 D209/52 Conveyance (Unexecuted) 1. Edward Wallington of Dursley, Co. Glos., Esq. 2. [] Creese of Mathon, Co. Worcester, yeoman. 3. Edward Parker Shute of Dursley, Co. Glos., gent. £66. Premises in parish of Mathon, Co. Worcs. Oct 1852 

 D209/9 Bond 1. William Catchmay of Biggswere, Co. Mon., Knight, and Tracy Catchmay Esq., his son and heir apparent. 2. Thomas Aram of Clements Inn, Co. Mddx., gent. £1400 to be paid to the said Thomas Aram or his attornies or heirs in the feast of Purification of the Blessed Mary next following Statute Staple. 23 Dec 1668