Held at:	Gwent Record Office
Reference:	D.1583.37.2, 3 & 4
Source:	Catalogue of the Records of the Lord Abergavenny’s Estates
Title:	Grant of Copyhold Lands
Place name:	Ewyas Lacy
Date:	1800, 1832, 1837 & 1898

Description:

D1583.37.2
1898
(1) Most Hon. William, Marquess of Abergavenny, KG (via George Evan Macbean of Frant, co Sussex, esq., steward of Ewyas Lacy Manor).
(2) John Henry Gilbert Harris of Gilbertstone, Longtown, co Hereford, estate agent.
Consideration £27.
All those lands called Riswalls alias Rees Wall with appurtenances, of 6 acres and 6 perches, at Longtown, par Clodock, co Hereford, and within the above manor, which lands formed part of a grant to William Watkins of par Brinsop co Hereford, gent., for 3 lives (all now deceased) dated 19 Sept 1800, the lands then being occupied by James Maybrey.
For lives of (2), aged 31, Montague William James Harris, aged 24 and Charles Gilbert Long, aged about 6.
Rent 1s 0d pa., with 5s 0d, as a heriot and with suit of court.
With schedule and plan.

D1583.37.3
1898
Parties: as in 37.2
Consideration £54.
9 pieces of arable meadow, pasture and woodland of 21a.3r.32p., in par. Michaelchurch Escley, co Hereford, and within Ewyas Lacy manor, which lands formed part of a grant to Thomas Powell of Hardwicke, par. Clifford, co Hereford, esq., for 3 lives (all now deceased) dated 27 Nov 1837.
For the lives of (1), Montague Harris and Charles Long.
Rent 3s 0d pa, with a heriot (unspecified) and with suit of court.
With a schedule and plan.

D1583.37.4

1898
Parties: as in 37.2
Consideration £22 10s 0d
Arable, meadow and pasture lands of 20a.3r.34p., at Newton, par Clodock, co Hereford, within the manor of Ewyas Lacy, which lands formed a part of a grant to John Gwillim of Longtown, par Clodock, co Hereford, farmer, for 3 lives (all now deceased), dated 27 July, 1832.
For the lives of (1), Montague Harris and Charles Long.
Rent 1s 0d pa, with a heriot of 5s 0d and with suit of court.
With a schedule and plan.

Observations:

None