1434

Deed of feoffment by William ap Philip Penlaw to Howel ap Ievan ap Philip ap John of lands that he had from John ap Ievan ap Willim ap David. Witnesses: Walter Revil, Llewellyn Barry, Robert Hayley, Thomas ap David ap Jankyn, David Turneir (Great House). MORE

1507

Howel ap David ap Howel and Catherine vergh Ieuan ap Griffith his wife grant the same to Richard ap Howel and Maud vergh William his wife. Endorsed: Land of John Llewellin Thomas (Great House). MORE

1518

Richard son of Thomas son of David son of Howel releases his right in three parcels to Howel son of David son of Howel. Witnesses: Richard Barry, Lewis ap Howell, David ap Raulyn and Thomas ap Rosser Weynth (Great House). MORE

1519

Richard son of Howel grants seven acres to John Thomas (Great House). MORE

1523

Roger Thomas and Mawda vergh Thomas his wife grant to John ap Ievan and Richard Trehayine. Witnesses: Richard Howell, John Lewis, John Trehayine and Richard Powell (Great House). MORE

1525

Richard ap Philip Grydol and Catherine vergh John his wife and Walter ap Richard Grydol and Alice vergh John grant to John ap Ievan ap John Thomas. Witnesses: Lewis ap Howell, John Lewis, David ap Meurig, David ap David and Roger Thomas ap Griffith (Great House). MORE

1561

Indenture dated 4 Dec.,4 Eliz., between Thomas ap John alias Taylor of Llangattock Kellenyge, yeoman, of the one part, and Thomas ap Rice Howell of the said parish, yeoman, of the other part. The said Thomas, in consideration of ffortye sixtene shillings viij^d, releases to the said Thomas ap Rice Howell a parcel of land. (Bradney) (Pool Hall)

1597

Richard John Ievan grants to John ap Richard Treharne 3 parcels of land (Great House). MORE

1600

Deed (in Latin) dated 10 June, 42 Eliz., by which John ap Rees Powell Grono of Llangattock Lingoed, yeoman, in consideration of the marriage lately celebrated between his son and heir-apparent Richard John ap Rees with Mary vz. David, settles land and a water-mill in Llangattock. (Bradney) (Pool Hall)

1602

John ap Richard Treharn grants to Thomas Morris a messuage and also two closes he purchased of Richard ap Richard John Ievan. Also refers to Isabella Philip Tailor, Thomas Tailor and Richard John Wylim and Jane his wife (Great House). MORE

1603

Indenture dated 20 Nov., 1 Jac. 1., by which Mary Powell of Llangattock Lingoed, widow, late wife of John Powell, gent., deceased, and William Powell of Llangattock aforesaid, son and heir of the said John Powell, in consideration of a marriage shortly to be solemnized between the said William Powell and Anne vz. Richard, one of the daughters of Richard Thomas of Tregaer, gent., settle all that messuage wherein the said Mary and William now dwell, and all other lands of John Powell Llewellin, deceased, father of the said John Powell, deceased, and grandfather of the said William Powell, in the parish of Llangattock, and other lands called Trawst-mawr, Tir-nant-y-gwithe [probably for gweydd (land of the weaver's brook)], Gworlod-y-perbren [the pear-tree meadow], Pen-y-lan, and Caeobry, which the said John Powell purchased of John Rees ap Howell Grono. (Bradney) (Pool Hall)

1604

James ap Richard Treharn, brother and heir of John Richard Treharn, grants said premises to Thomas Morris, clerk (Great House). MORE

1607

22 June 1607, William Powell and John Price Phillip grant one yardland to Thomas Morris (Great House). MORE

1633

Thomas Morris and Margaret his wife, in pursuance of agreement between them and Philip Hanbury, gent., grant to John Powell senior, James Prichard, William Morris senior, and William Morris junior, a capital messuage in the tenure of John Powell junior (Great House). MORE

1634

William Powell and Thomas Powell remise to Edward Morgan. Also refers to James William. [According to Bradney, "By this deed it appears that Morrice Griffith and Rose his wife had issue Morrice, Jane, and Catherine (who was married to John Hanbury); Morrice died s.p., Jane married Roger Reignolds". Other evidence suggests that Jane and Catherine were sisters of Morrice, not his children; see below and the will of Thomas Morris.] (Great House) MORE

1649

Roger Reignolds and Jane his wife grant three parcels of land to Edward Morgan. Also refers to James Prichard, Arnold Davies, Catherine Lacy and Meredith Cattocke (Great House). MORE

1652

Roger Reignolds and Jane his wife and John Hanbury and Catherine his wife grant a messuage and several parcels of land to Edward Morgan. Also refers to Mary Powell, Humphrey Taylor, Arnold Davies, Catherine Lacy, Henry Pritchard and William Prichard (Great House). MORE

1661

Indenture of Bargain and Sale, dated 27 January, 13 Car. II., 1661, between John Prichard of Llangattock Llingoed, gent., of the one part, and Sir Thomas Morgan of Llangattock Llingoed, knight and barronett, of the other part . . . the said John Prichard in consideration of £60 grants to Sir Thomas Morgan all that his four or five parcels of land called Gwern-Duw [God’s alders], Cae'r-lan-uchaf [the upper bank field], Cae’r-lan-isaf [the lower bank field], and Gworlod-y-cefn [the ridge meadow], containing 30 acres abutting to the way leading from the house of Wm Prichard towards the lands of Lord Abergavenny called Park Llingoed, lands late of Thomas Watkin, lands of Humphrey Tailor, gent., lands of Pheellipp Cecill, esq., and lands of Anne Powell and John Powell . . . . (Bradney) (Pen-rhos)

1661

Dated 18 Sept. 1661. John Powell of Staples Inn and Thomas Morgan of Machen, esq. The said John Powell to marry Mary Packam of Machen, spr., daughter of Reginald Packham of Yorlden, Kent, deceased . . . . her fortune .£400; and the said John Powell to sell by fine to the said Thomas Morgan, William Jones of Tre-Owen, and Richard John Powell of Llanvetherine, Pool Hall and the Old House, etc. in Llangattock Glennig and Llanvetherine, customary lands purchased of William Powell Llewelyn and Anne his wife and Mary Powell, widow . . . . to the said John and Mary, remainder to James Powell, his brother, remainder to David Powell, another brother. (Bradney) (Pool Hall)

1664

Indr'es dated 10 May, 16 Car. II., 1664, between Humphrey Tailor of the parish of Llangattock Lingoed, gent., and Rose his wife of the one part, and Sir Thomas Morgan of Chenston, co. Hereford, knt. and bart., of the other part . . . . The said Humphrey Tailor and Rose incons’on of £740 grant to Sir Thomas Morgan all that capital messuage, etc., where the said Humphrey Tailor now or lately dwelt, and which heretofore was the land of Lewis Morgan of Llangattock aforesaid, gent., deceased, father of the said Sir Thomas Morgan, . . . . containing 80 acres in Llangattock, bounded by the brook Kimmer [Cymmer] to lands late of Watkin Morgan, gent., lands late of Lewis William Probert, lands late of John Price, lands late of Phillip Cecil, esq., lands late of Thomas Powell, gent., lands of William Prichard, and other lands late of the said Lewis William Probert, to the road leading from the church to the town of Bergavenny and a brook called Nant-y-carw . . . .
Endorsed on the outside:
A deed from Humphrey and Rose Taylor of Llangattock Hous & Land it self wch was ye seat of Lewis Morgan, my grandfather, 10 May 1664. (Bradney) (Old Court)

1665

To all &c. . . . John Powell of Llangattock Clenick, yeom,, son and heir apparent of Thomas Powell of Llangattock Clenick, gent., late deceased; Arnold Powell of the same, smith, one other of the sons of the said Thomas; and Anne Powell of the same, relict of the said Thomas and mother of the said John and Arnold send greeting . . . Know ye that we have released to Sir Thomas Morgan of Llangattock Clenick, knt. and bart., one messuage or mansion house called Cefn-mawr containing 18 acres, a second parcel called Cae-dan-y-ty [the field below the house], a third parcel called Crofft Cydrich [Cydric’s enclosure] containing 5 acres, a fourth parcel called Cae-dan-y-berllan [the field below the orchard] contg 12 acres, a fifth parcel called Cae-hir [the long field] containing 7 acres, a sixth parcel called Cae-ffynnon3 [the well field] contg 10 acres, a seventh parcel called Rhandir-y-groes [the region of the cross] whereupon a cottage now stands contg 4 acres. (Bradney) (Pen-rhos?)

1667

Indenture dated 20 May, 19 Car. II., 1667, between William Lewis of Llangattock Lyngoed, yeom., and Jane his wife; Morgan Lewis of the parish of Lambeder, co. Brecknock, yeom., and Margarett his wife of the one part; and Sir Thomas Morgan of Chenston, co. Hereford, knt. and bart., of the other part . . . . the said William Lewis and Jane his wife in cons’on of £22 bargain and sell to Sir Thomas Morgan all that close called Cae-ffynnon, containing 6 acres, abutting to lands of Sir Thomas Morgan, the brook called Nant-y-carw [the stag's brook], lands of Charles Lloyd and to the glebe lands called Y-cae-bach [the little field]. (Bradney) (Pen-rhos)

May 29: Assignment of lease of a messuage called The Tump, p's Monmouth and Dixton, together with the sale of stock, agricultural implements, household utensils, etc. from Thomas Morse of the Tump, p. Monmouth, gent. to Philip Endell of Maidstone's Cross, p. Monmouth, timber merchant. Recites the original lease granted to Thomas Morse by John Burrow of Bristol for 21 years in 1757 at an annual rent of £200, that Burrow sold the property to David Hopkins of Llangattock Lingoed, gent., that Thomas Morse was unable to carry on with farming because of his losses, and that he was to sell his stock for £180. 5. 10½d. (NLW Davies Leonard Collection (2) No. 3433.)