GB0218.D1352
GB0218.D1352

 D1352/1 Feoffment/mortgage for £150. 1. William Charles of par. Tregare, gentleman, Jane, his wife, and Evan Charles, their son and heir. 2. Elianor Jones of par. Tregare, spinster. all those nine closes or parcels of land, arable and meadow called Cae tire y Berllan with the mount adjoining, Cae reech y doore, two parcels called the Borlanne, Caer Pull, Gworlod Vach (Gworland ycha), Caer Perbren Caer tulke and Cae Lloyne, Bedowe, containing 42a. in par. Tregare; parcel called Cae tire y Berllan abuttinglands of William Price, gentleman, highway leading from parish church of Bringwin towards Monmouth and to the property of Isaac Williams, gentleman, in the occupation of Edward James, victualler; parcel called Cae reech y doore abutting highway of aforesaid, other lands of William Price and lands of Roger Perkins, gentleman; all other parcels lying together abutting highway leading from the parish church of Tregare towards parish church of Lantillio Gressenny, other lands of the said William Charles called Caer Groes, Cae saith kever and Cae deg kever, other lands of the said Roger Perkins other lands of the said William Price a parcel of gleabe lands belonging to parish church of Tregare and the lands of William Davies. 23 Jan 1685/6 

 D1352/3 Lease for 99 years 1. William Evans of Lloyn-y-gare, par. Tregare, gentleman and John Evans, gentleman, his son and heir. 2. William Charles of the Pentre, par. Tregare, yeoman, Jane, his wife, and Evan Charles, their son and heir. £21 per annum. All that mess. etc., with appurts. called the Pentre, also one barn, one stable, one cowhouse, one cidermill and all outhouses appertaining with orchard grounds called the Hene Berllan (1a.), and Berllan newith (3a.) with appurts. viz., parcel of arable land called Caer Veling sider (5a.) abutting lands of Edward Morgan, gentleman, the land leading from Croed hewl-y-Marth towards the parish church of Tregare and the said orchard and cidermill and arable land called Caer Groes (8a.), and arable land adjoining called Cae saith Cover (7a.), and arable land also adjoining called Cae Dege Cover (10a.) all three abutting small lane leading from Nant Glase towards the parish church of Tregare, the lands of Roger Perkyns, and certain other lands and meadowland called Gworlod Cecill (12a.), abutting lands of Robert Davies, gentleman, the lands of Thomas Watkyns, the lands of the said Roger Perkyns, the Gleabe lands of the said parish of Tregare and the said lane leading from Nant Glase towards the parish church of Tregare, and land called Cae Deg Cover, and arable land called Cae Lloyn-Bedow (10a.), adjoining Cae deg Cover, and the lands of the said Roger Perkyns, and land called Cae Tulke (4a.) abutting Cae Saith Cover, and pasture called Tonne-y-Velingsider (4a.) abutting land leading from Croes hewl-y-marth towards the parish church of Tregare and Caer Groes, and pasture called Vorlan isha (3a.) and land of William Davies, blacksmith, called Volan ucha (6a.) both abutting land leading from Croes hewl-y-marth towards the parish church of Tregare. And arable land called Caer perbren (5a.) abutting lands of the said Roger Perkyns and William Price. And meadow called Gworlod ucha adjoining Vorlan ucha, the lands of the said William Price and the Gleabe lands of the said parish church of Tregare. And meadow land called Gworlod kych-ydwre (5a.) abutting lands of the said Roger Perkyns, the highway leading from the parish church of Tregare towards Monmouth and the lands of the siad William Price. And 2 parcels of arable land called the Mount and Cae tyre-y- Berllan abutting fould and backside of tenement in possessionot E---d James, innholder, abutting lands of the said William Price and the highway leading from Croester Townne towards the parish church of Tregare, all of which lands and premises in par. Tregare were purchased by John Evans from William Charles, Jane, his wife and Evan, their son. 28 Oct 1687 

 D1352/5 Lease/Release 1. Herbert Aubrey the elder of city of Hereford, esq. 2. Robert Gwillym of Langstone, co. Hereford, esq. 5s. All that mess. etc., with appurts. called the Pentre, formerly occupied by Evan Charles and now in the possession of James Olivier, par. Tregare. Released to Robert Gwillym for £132 (Aubrey title under will of wife Rebecca (Gwillym) formerly wife of John Evans of Monmouth - see D1352/22). 31 Oct 1729-1 Nov 1729 

 D1352/7 Lease/Release 1. John Cam of city Hereford, chirurgeon and Robert Gwillym of Atherton Hall, co. Lancaster. 2. The Rev. John Woodcock of Byford, co. Herefordshire, clerk. 10s. All that mess. etc., with appurts. called the Pentre, formerly in possession of William Charles, now of John James as undertenant to said Robert Gwillym, son of Robert Gwillym of Hereford, par. Tregare. By release, mortgage for £200 - 23 October 1732 (see D1352/6) assigned to John Woodcock. 22/23 Jan 1750 

 D1352/9 Lease/release 1. The Right Honourable Thomas Lord Foley (Baron Foley of Kidderminster, co. Worcester) and only son and heir of the Right Honourable Thomas Lord Foley, deceased, elder son and heir of the Right Honourable Thomas Lord Foley, formerly Thomas Foley of Newport, co. Herefordshire, esq. 2. John Beardsworth of Lincoln's Inne, co. Middlesex, esq. 3. Henrietta Maria Atherton of Atherton, co. Lancaster, spinster, Elizabeth Atherton of the same place, spinster, and Hester Atherton of the same place, spinster (daughters and surviving children of Robert Vernon Atherton Atherton formerly Robert Vernon Atherton Gwillym late of Atherton, esq., deceased, by Henrietta, his wife, also deceased, formerly Henrietta Leigh, spinster; Robert being heir of Robert Gwillym the younger of Langstone, co. Hereford and Atherton, co. Lancaster and his wife, Elizabeth formerly Elizabeth Atherton, spinster both deceased; Robert being son and heir of Robert Gwillym the elder of Langstone and his wife, Jane Symonds both deceased). 4. William Wiseham of par. Tregare, gentleman. 5. Joseph Butcher of par. Tregare, farmer. 6. The Rev. Thomas Jones of Whitfield, co. Herefordshire, clerk. Release of £955. Cites marriage settlement 20 January 1712, indenture 20 October 1714, lease/release and marriage settlement 19/20 October 1738. All that mess. etc., with appurts. called the Pentre (69a. 1r. 29p.) now divided into Upper Mount (2a. 3r. 25p.), Lower Mount (1a. 1r. 1p.), land and garden where mess. stands (2a. 22p.), Old Orchard (3a. 1r. 39p.), Sandy Field (5a. 1r. 19p.), Cross Field (5a. 3r. 10p.), the Seven Acres (4 a. 2r. 31p.), the Ten Acres (7a. 5p.), Burch Field (6a. 2p.), Cott Field (2 a. 3r. 25p.), White Field (4a. 2r. 4p.), Cissell pasture (8a. 34p.), Water Furrow Meadow (2a. 1r. 39p.) and Bell Meadow (4a. 1r. 17p.), in par. Tregare. Schedules of deeds attached 1736-1782 1/2 Sep 1796 

 D1352/11 Assignment of mortgage to secure £700. 1. Mary Theakstone of Gloucester, spinster and John Pytt of Gloucester, gentleman (executrix and executor of the will of Jane Elizabeth Chaworth of Gloucester, deceased). 2. William Wiseham of par. Tregare, gentleman. 3. Mary Wiseham of par. Tregare, widow. Cites lease/release 1/2 September 1796 (D1352/10), assignment of mortgage 7 June 1799. All tha mess. etc., with appurts. called the Pentre in par. Tregare. 24 May 1815 

 D1352/13 Lease/Release 1. John Morse of par. Llanarth, farmer. 2. Joseph Beaumont of par. Llanarth, gentleman. 3. Thomas Brewer of Whitmister, co. Gloucestershire, gentleman and Mary, his wife (late Mary Wiseham, widow). 4. John Cheese Watkins of Abergavenny, stationer. 5. Baker Gabb of Abergavenny, gentleman. Cites lease/release 1/2 September 1796 (D1352/9), mortgage 7 June 1799, assignment of mortgage 24 May 1815 (D1352/11). £1,440. All that mess. etc., with appurts. called the Pentre in par. Tregare in occupation of Samuel Jones. 12/13 Mar 1824 

 D1352/15 Abstract of Title John Cheese Watkins to estate called the Pentre in par. Tregare, cites deeds 1796-1843. [1846] 

 D1352/17 Mortgage for £2000. 1. William Williams of the Great House, par. Llangattock juxta Usk, farmer. 2. David Lewis of Abergavenny, innkeeper. Cites release 17 February 1849 (D1352/16). All that mess. etc., with appurts. called the Pentre in par. Tregare. 17 Feb 1849 

 D1352/19 Conveyance 1. The Right Honourable William, Earl of Abergavenny. 2. William Williams of Cross Buchan par. Bryngwin, farmer. 3. John Berry Walford of Abergavenny, gentleman. £43. Under powers of the "Earl of Abergavenny's Entailed Estates Act 1864", all that cottage, garden and workshop adjoining the pound (23p.) near the parish church of Tregare (no. 342 on tithe map and coloured pink on marginal plan). 26 Dec 1866 

 D1352/24 Account Mr William Williams of Llangattock to Gabb and Secretan Woodhouse for conveyance of freehold estate called the Pentre and copyhold estate called the Little Pentre. 1848-1849 

 D1352/58 Draft Conditions of Sale With sale particulars (printed) attached, of a house and shop in Cross Street, a malthouse in Castle Street and one other house and shop all in Abergavnny; the Cwm Farm par. Llanellen; 100a. of woodland with plantation cottage and two other cottages with gardens and 6a. pasture in par. Llanellen; the Pentre Estate in par. Tregare; the Phystil Estate in par. Tregare; the Wern-y-Mellin Estate in par. Tregare; an Assurance Policy (equitable Assurance Society) 22 April 1830 for £1500, £39 3s. per annum; and an Assurance Policy (Provident Life Assurance Society) 24 July 1833 for £500, £14 5s.5d. per annum at the Angel Inn, Abergavenny 6 August 1846. 11 Aug 1846 

 D1352/21 Office Copy Will and Probate John Evans of Monmouth, esq., appoints Rebecca Evans, his wife, sole executrix. a. for mourning clothes, to his mother £20 and to his sister, Mrs Eleanor Seys £10. b. to each of the children of his sister 50s. and to the two sons of William Powell by Penelope, his late wife, sister of John Evans, 50s. c. to William Gwillym of Langston esq., and Phillip Hoskyns esq., estate called Kevengarrow with messes. etc., in possession of John Phillips and Florence Morris, widow, as conveyed, by indenture 3 December 1702, for 99 years subject to trusts and conditions within - written. d. to Rebecca Evans, wife of John Evans; i. estate called Loynegare, tenement garden and orchard called Crostertumme in possession of Gilbert Powell, leasehold land from Duchess Dowager of Beaufort, and estate called the Hendre in parishes Penrose and Tregare together with part of farm in possession of Mary Williams, widow, for her natural life and after her death to Mathew Powell and his heirs or for want of issue to Evan Seys, eldest son of James Seys, gentleman, and his heirs or again for want of issue to the right heirs of John Evans, himself. ii. property called the Whitehouse in Skenfryth for her natural life and after her death to John Seys, godson of John Evans who to discharge mortgage debt. iii. copyhold estate and freehold lands (further described) in possession of Anthony James, for her natural life and afer her death to William Powell, brother of Mathew Powell, aforesaid. iv. copyhold closes in parish Penrose adjoining lands of Walter Powell, deceased, arable land near tenement of Mary Williams aforesaid and lands in parish of Lanthewy Rytherch in possession of Anthony Phillips for her natural life, and after her death to the aforesaid Evan Seys. v. the Nagshead, Monnow Street, Monmouth for life, and after her death to william Powell, brother of Mathew Powell, aforesaid. vi. Homme meadow in parish Langattock Vibon Avell for her natural life, and after her death to whomevever enjoys estate called Lloyn-y-gare. vii. estate called the Pentre in parish Tregare, the Cow Leaze and freehold lands in parish Goodrich, county Herefordshire to Rebecca and her heirs for ever. viii. personal estate, debts, bills, bonds mortgages, etc. e. to Evan Seys, aforesaid, estated called Kevengarrow, after the death of Rebecca, wife of John Evans, together with lands in possession of John Phillips with Kevengarrow Farm, and mess. etc., in possession of Florence Morris, widow, with tithes of the Hamlet of Treworgan, for 500 years, and to his heirs, or for want of issue to Mathew Powell and his heirs, or agian for want of issue to the right heirs of John Evans, himself. f. to William Powell, brother of Mathew Powell aforesaid, £300 by whoever to enjoy use of estate called Lloyngare within one year after death of Rebecca, wife of John Evans. g. to Mary, Eleanor and William Seys, sisters and youngest brother of Evan Seys, aforesaid, £200 each by whoever to enjoy use of estate called Kevengarrow with in one year after coming into property. h. to William Seys, aforesaid, Little Mill in par. Tregare together with lands called Kar Skibbor, the Commons, Drenchers Farm and Pant Farm, and to his heirs after death of Rebecca, aforesaid. i. to Eleanor Seys, sister of John Evans, after the death of Rebecca, estate called Kevengarrow with Morris's farm and other land herein before devised to Evan Seys or Mathew Powell for 500 years, for her natural life discharged from payment of £600 charged thereupon. j. to Mrs Elizabeth Mathews, niece of John Evans £100 by Rebecca, his wife, within one year after his death. 6 Feb 1704/5, 16 Feb 1705/6 

 D1352/23 Will/Probate Copy Wiliam Williams of Cross Bychan Vach, par. Bryngwyn, yeoman. Appoints as Trustees and Executors John Watkins of Wern-y-Mellin, par. Tregare, farmer, and William Parry of Cefndyglwydd, par. Llanvetherine, farmer. a. to Hannah Williams, widow of John Williams, deceased, eldest son of the above mentioned William Williams, the rents and profits, for use of, lands in par. Nash, and an estate called the Pentre in par. Tregare during ther natural life as long as she remains unmarried, and on her death to her eldest son, William Williams. b. to each surviving child of John Williams, deceased, £300 chargeable on property above mentioned. c. to the above names Trustees, conditional upon the remarriage of Hannah Williams, the rents and profits of teh above-mentioned estates for the education of the children of John Williams, deceased, until the youngest son, Charles Williams shall attain the age of 21 years. (any unapplied money to be invested by Trustees and divided among the surviving children. d. to Ann Watkins, daughter of the above mentioned William Williams, orchard land and property called Cross Bychan Vach in par. Bryngwyn and lands in par. Llanfigan, co. Breconshire for her natural life and on her death to John Watkins, her eldest son. e. to each of the surviving children of Ann Watkins, £300 chargeable on the property as (d) above. Probate at Llandaff granted to William Parry 5 August 1885. 22 Oct 1883/5 Aug 1885 

 D1352/26 Surrender/Mortgage for £30. 1. John Edmonds of par. Tregare, yeoman (youngest son of Jonas Edmonds, late of Tregare, blacksmith, and a customary tenant, by Cecilia, his wife, both deceased). 2. Phillip Howell of par. Penrose, yeoman. Cites surrender 6 May 1747 William Hughes par. Llanarth, yeoman, to Jonas Edmonds and Cecilia, his wife. All that one customaryhold mess. etc., formerly in possession of Margaret James, spinster, in par. Tregare, and manor aforesaid. 16 Jun 1783 

 D1352/28 Surrender/Mortgage for £60 1. Philip Howell of par. Penrose, yeoman. 2. James Phillips of par. Bryngwin, carpenter. Cites surrender/mortgage 16 June 1783 (D1352/26). All that one custormaryhold mess. etc., formerly in possession of Margaret James, spinster, and later of John Edmonds, in par. Tregare and manor aforesaid. 30 Apr 1792 

 D1352/30 Admission of John Phillips of par. Llanarth, farmer, and Michael Phillips of parish Llangattock iuxta Usk, farmer (brothers and co-heirs of James Phillips). Cites surrender/mortgage 30 April 1792 (D1352/28). All that one customaryhold mess. etc., formerly in possession of Margaret James, spinster, John Edmonds, and later of his widow, Mary Edmonds, in par. Tregare and manor aforesaid. 20 Oct 1831 

 D1352/32 Agreement to Purchase 1. Elizabeth Macdonald of 3 Harper Street, Red Lion Square, co. Middlesex, William Lambert of 15 Upper Park Street, Islingtlon, co. Middlesex, clerk in Customs and Jane, his wife, Sarah Curran of 31 Crown Street, Soho, co. Middlesex and John Bowles of Princes Road, Kennington, co. Surrey, wheelright, and Mary, his wife. 2. John Cheese Watkins of St Arvans near Chepstow, gentleman. £300. All that customary messuage etc., converted into two dwellings with appurts. called The Little Pentre in par. Tregare (including a small strip of land, 1,500 square yards, purchased from Trustees of the Monmouthshire Turnpike, Abergavenny District 1765 for 30s.). Letter attached from John Cheese Watkins to Mr Gabb, Solicitor, Abergavenny, 26 November 1846 cancelling the above agreement. 19 Apr 1844 

 D1352/34 Surrender 1. John Clark Bowles late of Princes Road, Kennington, co. Surrey, now of Tyer Street, Vauxhall, co. Surrey and Mary, his wife. 2. David Lewis of Abergavenny, innkeeper. £300. All that one customaryhold messuage etc., formerly in possession of Margaret James, spinster, and John Edmonds (paternal grandfather of Mary Bowles), in par. Tregare and manor aforesaid. 8 May 1847 

 D1352/36 Surrender/Admission 1. David Lewis of Abergavenny, innkeeper. 2. William Williams of the Great House, par. Llangattock iuxta Usk, farmer. £200. All that one customaryhold messuage etc., formerly in possession of Margaret James, spinster, John Edmonds and Mary, his wife and Mary Bowles, their granddaughter, now of David Lewis, in par. Tregare and manor aforesaid. 17 Feb 1849 

 D1352/37 Will John Edmunds of par. Tregare, carpenter. Appoints father in law, William Powell sole executor. To John Edmunds, eldest son of the above mentioned John Edmunds, dwelling house and lands which he now occupies. 4 Feb 1794 

 D1352/39 Certified Copy Extract from Baptisms Register, par. St Marylebone, co. Middlesex. 19 May 1811, Jane, daughter of William Edmonds and Ann, his wife. Certified by Thomas Woods Goldhawk, curate. 2 Dec 1845 

 D1352/41 Certified Copy Extract from Baptisms Register, par. Chepstow. 4 March 1804, Mary, daughter of William and Ann Edmonds. Certified by J B Garbriel M.A. vicar of Chepstow. 13 Jul 1846 

 D1352/43 Certified Copy Extract from Marriage Register, par. St Marylebone, co. Middlesex. 6 February 1825, William Blake and Mary Edmonds, both of par. St Marylebone. Certified by William Baker, curate. 6 Feb 1825 

 D1352/45 Certified Copy Extract from Marriage Register, par. Monmouth. 7 July 1772, John Edmonds and Mary Powell, both of par. Monmouth. Certified by John L Prior B.A., curate. 9 Jun 1845 

 D1352/47 Certified Copy Extract from Register of Deaths, distric of S. Philip and Jacob, Clifton Union, City and Co. of Bristol. 28 June 1842, James Edmunds, Huckster, feloniously slain in Great Anne Street by Thomas Jenkins. Certified by C. Latcham, Superintendent Registrar. 26 Sep 1845 

 D1352/49 Certified Copy Extract from Burial Register, par. Paddington, co. Middlesex; 20 March 1831, William Edmonds of Harrow Road, Paddington, aged 55 years. Certified by Lewis Marcus M.A. 29 Nov 1845 

 D1352/51 Certified Copy Extract from Burial Register, par. Chepstow; 7 October 1803, John Edmonds, infant. Certified by J B Gabriel M.A, vicar of Chepstow. 9 Oct 1846 

 D1352/53 Copy Letter W. Waddington to W. Hastings, 3 Harpur Street, Red Lion Square, London, re. Edmunds family and Little Pentre Estate (cites extracts from Baptism and Burial Registers of Tregare, Wonastow and Monmouth from 1772 relating to Edmunds family). Aug 1846 

 D1352/55 Declaration of James Davies of 69 Castle Street, city of Bristol, Japan manufacturer as to marital status, date of death etc., of James Edmunds late of City of Bristol. 17 Nov 1845 

 D1352/57 Declaration of Mary Bowles, wife of John Bowles, late of Princes Street, now of Tyer Street, Vauxhall, co. Surrey, wheelright, as to birth and death of her sister, Ann Edmunds. 8 May 1847 

 D1352/59 Sale particulars of the Hill Estate hamlet of Clytha in par. Llanarth, the Middle Barn and other estates in pars. Bryngwyn and Raglan and the Blue Broom Estate in par. Raglan (at the Three Salmons Hotel, Usk 5 July 1878). Plan attached. 11 Jun 1878