GB0218.D384
GB0218.D384

 D384/1 Surrender Manor of Monmouth in the presence of Jacob Cock, Deputy Chancellor and Receiver (1) Robert wade of Osbaston (2) Joan, wife of the above (3) John Donne of Monmouth Two parcels of pasture and meadowland (2 acres) now in the occupation of Robert Wade and Thomas Donne of Llangaran Co. Hereford situated in the Parish of Monmouth and the aforesaid manor, one parcel of pasture land being between the lands of Izote Waters, widow on the one part and the River of Monnow on the other part and another road leading from Rickerdes Forde towards Osbaston and another parcel of meadowland lying between the lands of Edward Tornour, the lands of John Powell of Whitchurche gent and the royal road leading from Treggett towards Monmouth. Together with a deputation from Matthew Herbert, Chancellor and Receiver of Monmouth to Joseph Cocks to make the above surrender Damaged Chancery of Monmouth seal. Right hand side of surrender also damaged. 15 Aug 1586 

 D384/3 Marriage Settlement (1) William Powell of Perthire, Co. Monmouth, gent (2) Walter Jones of Perthire, Co Monmouth, gent after the marriage of William Powell to Jane, one of the daughters of Walter Jones of a moiety of the capital messuage called Perthier, the moiety of a parcel of word called Pethiers Grove, four closes of land, arable, meadow and pasture called the Great Homme, Brode Meadowe, Moore Meadowe and Calves Close, water corne mill and furniture belonging thereto in the par. of Rockfield, Co. of Monmouth. 28 Jan 1599 

 D384/6 Lease (1) John Watkin Tiler, the younger of Rockfield, Co. Monmout, yeoman and Mary Watkin, spinster, his sister. (2) Edward Powell of Perthire, par. of Rockfield, Co. Monmouth, gent., William Morgan, gent., son and heir apparent of Tuberville Morgan of Llanvayre, Co. Monmouth, gent., and William Baskerville of Comadock, par. of Garway Co. Hereford. Messuage etc. now inhabited by the said John and Mary in par. of Rockfield, Co. Monmouth. 99 years. Profits to pay the debts of the Tilers, afterwards to the support of poor Catholics. 20 Apr 1664 

 D384/8 Release 31 Charles II 1679 (1) Thomas William of the par. of Rockfield, Co. Monmouth, gent. (2) Walter Evans of the par. of Llangattock vibon avell, Co. Monmouth, gent. (3) Michael Lorymer, gent (son and heir of Thomas Lorymer late of the par. of Rockfield, Co. Monmouth, gent., deceased) £60 All that tenement etc. all that parcel of arable land and meadow called Kextowres Meadow (10 acres) in the par. of Rockfield, Co. Monmouth, between the Thistlefield alias kay y skallogg and the Broomy field and the land leading from Crosse y Brawde towards Rockfield Crosse, the Brooke there called Hames Brooke and the land now or late of Lewis Jones. Mortgage repayable 1685. Interest £3.12 p.a. 1679 

 D384/10 Final Concord Third Week of Trinity 1695 (1) Thomas Evans, Esq; John Hughes, gent.; John Watkins; Moore Price, plaintiffs (2) Philip Williams; Elizabeth, wife of the above Philip Williams; John Cooke, sen.; Elizabeth, wife of the above deforciants 2 messuages, 2 barns, 2 gardens, 50 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 6 acres of woodland and 20 acres of furze and heath in parish of Llangattock vibon avel. £120 1695 

 D384/12 Bond (1) Mary Powell the elder of Perthire, Co. Monmouth, and Mary Powell, jun., Bridget Powell, Katherine Powell and Winfred Powell, spinsters of the same place. (2) Philip Hoskins of Bernithen, Co. Hereford £80 for the performance of covenants laid down in a pair of Tripartite Indentures bearing equal date. 6 May 1706 

 D384/14 Articles of Agreement (1) Mary Powell, the elder, widow, Mary Powell jun., Bridget Powell, Katherine Powell, Winifred Powell, spinsters and daughters of Mary Powell sen., all of Perthire, Co. Monmouth. (2) Thomas Greene of Wenlock Abbey, Co. Salop, gent on behalf of Edward Greene of the par. of Christchurch, London, surgeon and John Greene of the par. of St Clemente Danes, Co. Middlesex, surgeon. The farm house etc. called Tumpe Farm, a parcel of woodland lying under the messuage called the Millwood (4 covers or customary acres) another parcel of land lying under the messuage caled the Banke (1 cover or customary acre), a close called the Bridge Close (7 covers), a close called the Ewe Tree close (12 covers), a close called the Greate Field (18 covers), a close called the Pitt Field (12 covers), a close called Old Clover (8 covers), a close called the Poole Close (12 covers), a close lying between the said messuage and one of the barns belonging to it (7 covers), a close called the Quarry Close (14 covers), a close called the Bull Hill (6 covers), a close of pasture called the Oiles (10 covers), a close of woodland called the Langett (2 covers), a close of meadow called the Barne Meadow (6 statute acres), a close of meadow called the Mill Hom (4 statute acres) a close of meadow called Charles Harris's Meadow (3 statute acres), a close of meadow called the Bridge Meadow (10 statute acres), two closes of meadow called the Milde Ferney Hom and the Lower Ferney Hom (21 statute acres), two closes of pasture called the Litle Ferney Hom and the Greate Ferney Hom (15 statute acres), one close of pasture called the Rye Grasse (4 statute acres), one close of meadow called the Litle Meadow (3 statute acres) all which lie between the River Munnow, the lands of Charles Milborne Esq. and the highway leading from Tregett towards Monmouth, one close of land called the Litle Close at the widow Philpotts (1 1/2 covers), a little close of land called the Nine acres (1/2 cover) which two last mentioned little closes lie between the said highway, the way leading from the place called Perthires Bridge towards Rosse and the said lands of the said Mr Milborne, the greater part of which lands were Fryers Lands alias Broadfields, all of which said lands are in the pars. of Dixton and Monmouth lately in the possession of Henry Gainesford and Charles Harris (deceased) afterwards in the possession of Anne Gainsford and Mary Taimer, widows, afterwards in the possession of Michael Lorimer, gent., lately in the possession of William Collins now in the possession of Mary Powell and her daughters. To be conveyed before the 2nd February 1710. 5 Sep 1709 

 D384/16-17 Mortagage (1) Bridget Powell of Perthire, Co. Monmouth, spinster, Katherine Powell, spinster of same place and Winifred Powell, spinster of same place. (2) Thomas Belchier of Monmouth, County Monmouth, mercer. The Rectory and Church of Rockfield alias Rornkenelly together with the advoswon and all tithes etc. £175.18.4 to be paid to Thomas Bellamy of Monmouth, gent., £35.7.0 to David Watkins of Monmouth, innholder, £20 to Richard Heath of Pistlebrooke, Co. Hereford, gent. Together with counterpart 17 January 1715-1716 

 D384/19 Schedule of deeds delivered to Hugh Price, gent. by Francis Baskerville gent. relating to his Estate in Rockfield, mortgaged to Hugh Price for £100 1 Aug 1717 

 D384/21 Deed of Trust 30 January 6 George I 1720 by Richard Taylor that as party to a pair of Indenture bearing date the 14 and 15 December 1719 conveying 22 1/2 acres of land in par. of Rockfield, Co. Monmouth he was acting not for himself but on behalf of Robert Watkins of the towne of Monmouth that he would not consequently be entitled to any profits nor liable for any damages. 30 Jan 1720 

 D384/23-24 Lease (1) Bridget Powell, Catherine Powell, Winifred Powell, spinsters of Perthyre, Co. Monmouth. (2) Edward Long the younger of Flaxley, Co. Gloucester, gent. Capital messuage etc. called Perthyre together with the tithes arising out of the said premises. 12 years at £120 p.a for 3 years, £125 p.a. for the remainder. The Powells still retained certain rights over timber and over 46 acres of corn and wheat for which they would pay the appropriate taxes. With Counterpart 20 Jul 1726 

 D384/26 Final Concord Common Pleas (1) Matthew Powell, esq., and George Morgan, plaintiffs. (2) Thomas Roberts, gent. and Anne his wife, and John Roberts, deforciants. One messuage, 2 gardens, 2 orchards, 50 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 20 acres woodland, 20 acres of furze and health and common pasture in the parish of Llangattock vibon Avel. £60 3 Nov 1735 

 D384/28 Lease (1) Bridget Powell, spinster of Perthire, par. of Rockfield, Co. Monmouth and Winifred Powell, spinster of the same par. (2) William Richards, miller of the same par. A water grist mill called Perthires Mill, three meadows called David's Meadow, the new meadow and the Oakham (13 acres), the use of Mill Lane and all that messuage lately occupied by Edward Richards miller, deceased in the par. of Rockfield, Co. Monmouth together with all waters, the said Bridget and Winifred Powell, their heirs and assigns reserving the right to fish in the pound, the use of the flood gates, the use of the Mill Lane and the way leading through Davids Meadow to their farm called Copes Farm. 21 year. £50 p.a. 29 Apr 1742 

 D384/30 Schedule of Deeds apparently relating to Perthire. Contains also notes on the Monmouthshire Militia (source unknown) 1644-1747 

 D384/31-33 Gift (1) Thomas ap Morgan, knight, lord of the manor of Saynt Bryde, Wylkryke, Llandevenew. (2) Henry Jamys, Margaret Vergh Howell, wife of the above Henry Jamys. One tenement, 3 gardens and 16 acres of meadow in par. of Saynt Bryde and Wylkrek within the manor of Saynt Bryde, which tenement and three gardens however and nine acres of land and meadow were lately in the tenure of Thomas Addam one garden whereof lying next to the said tenement, another in the field of Lewis ap Richard and the third in the field of the heirs of John Vaughan ap John ap Gwillim, one and a half acres of land lying in a similar field called le Barnes between the land of Howell Taylor and the land of the abbot of Tynterne, three acres of land lying in a field called le fyve acres, one acre of land lying next to the aforesaid field, two acres of land lying in Llandervenewe fylde one acre of which is called lle long acre and the other le quarryacre, one acre lying in le west fylde and half an acre of meadow lying in the meadow called Llandevenewe mede, six acres which were lately in the tenure of Thomas Crome. 2 of which lie similarly between the land of the Abbot of Tynterne, the land of Jenkyn Thomas and le Barnes, four acres of land lying next to le nokelane of which two acres are called le dewlake and the other 2 acres the quarry acres and one acre lately being in the tenure of David Webbe and lying in Llandevenewe fylde. 15 p.a. payable on the feasts of Hocktide and St. Michael the Archnagel together with suit of court for a reasonable summons and the heriot when it falls due and two taxes payable on the Feast of the Circumcision of our Lond, the Lord retaining the right of reentry and distraint for non payment of rent. Together with a deputation from Thomas ap Morgan to William Morgan Robnet, gent. To put the above gift into effect. Attached to the gift: Third week of the feast of St. Michael 1675. Final Concord, Common Pleas. (1) Richard Quinten and Richard Webb, plaintiffs. (2) William Keen, gent. Mary Keen, his wife, John Morgan and Mary Morgan his wife,defendants. Eleven acres of land, five acres of meadow, five acres of pasture in Redwiche and Whitson. £60 15 Feb 1557 

 D384/35 Final Concord Common Pleas (1) Robert Unett, yeoman and Richard Hemming, plaintiffs. (2) John Gwillim, gent. and Mary Gwillim, his wife, deforciants. 2 messuages, 2 gardens, 8 orchards, 150 acres of land, 50 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 30 acres of woodland, 40 acres of furze and heath and common of pasture in parish of Woolhope, Pulley, Ledbury Park and Pixley, Co. Hereford. £200 With Counterpart 3 Feb 1717 

 D384/37 Lease for a year (1) Herbert Mackworth of the Gnoll, Co. Glamorgan Esq. (son and heir of Sir Humphrey Mackworth, knight late of the same place, deceased, by Mary his wife also deceased, the only daughter and heir of Sir Herbert Evans late of Pencreeke, County Monmouth deceased) (2) Theophilus Richards, parish of Aberdare County Glamorgan, yeoman. Freehold messuage etc (25 acres) in parish of Llangattock iuxta Careleon, County Monmouth now in the tenure of Robert ap Evan, several closes thereof nearing and abutting the lands late of Charles Morgan of Lansore Esq. now of John Jones of Lanarth Esq. the lane leading from the town of Caerleon towards Keven Lloyn the lands of Rt. Hon. Lord Chedworth, the brook called Nant Soar and one other close residue called Cae ych lwyn hewl mearing to the lane, leading from Caerleon towards Keven Lloyn and to the lands of the Rt. Hon. Lord Chedworth and also several closes of pasture land (11 acres) parish of Christ Church in the manor of Libeneth, Co. Monmouth mearing to the lands lately of Mary Keene and now of Hopkin Lewis and Andrew Weaver, the lands lately of Charles Williams of Newport, the lands lately of Edward Morgan of Crindy, gent., the lands of the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Powis and the lane leading from Lliswery village towards Troston now or lately in the tenure of John Ambrose. 14 Oct 1755 

 D384/39 Final part of the Will of Walter George making his wife Catherine his sole executor. Includes bequests to his rightful heir George Walter, his daughter Mary Walter and his sons William Walter, John Walter and Enoch Walter [Early 19th century] 

 D384/40 Part of Valuation for purposes of Royal Aid and supply being a list of persons in the parish of Skenfreth, Llantillio Crossenny, Grosmont and Trellech with valuation of their property and names of collectors. c.1660 

 D384/42 Account of the taxes paid out in royal aid and supply by Alice Potter and John James in the par. of Woolvesnewton, Langume and Newchurch followed by an account of the cost of building a new barne at Chemney Heerd (?) with a complaint as to the poor quality of the property. Torn and faded 1660-1669 

 D384/44 An account of contributions in Royal Aid and Supply 1663-1668 

 D384/46 An account of Alice Peeters' contributions towards Royal Aid and Supply for certain lands leased from Lord Herbert in the pars. of Langum, Newchurch and Woulsnewton. 1665 

 D384/48 An account of Thomas Georges contributions in Royal Aid and Supply for leaseland lately held by Thomas John Morgan called the Minidd Maure. 1666-1667 

 D384/50 An account of what Edmund Williams of Lansoy paid out in Royal Aid and Supply in Lansoy and Lanvihangell tormenyth. 1666-1668 

 D384/52 An account of Roger Williams' contributions in Royal Aid and Supply. 1667 

 D384/54 An account of William Lewis contributions in Royal Aid and Supply in par. of Llanvihangell Tor y mynydd. 1667 

 D384/56 An account of contributions made in Royal Aid and Supply for part of the lands called Minidd Maur in the par. of Woulsnewton. 1668 

 D384/58 Account of the contributions due and received towards Royal Aid and Supply. 1669 

 D384/64 Account of contributions paid by William Henly 1666-1667 

 D384/66 Account of amount paid for 6 months' taxes to Andrew Richards, Collector. 30 Oct 1668 

 D384/59 A rough assessment of taxes due and those in arrears, very faded. 1670 

 D384/61 Account of money set out for repairs made to two houses. 1660