Folios: 34v-35. Wales. Inquisition. First party: The prior of Kedwelly [Kidwelly]....

Folios: 34v-35. Wales. Inquisition.

First party: The prior of Kedwelly [Kidwelly].

Second party.

Place or subject: The jurors say that Geoffrey Cokyr, predecessor of the now prior of Kedwelly [Kidwelly], exchanged three acres of land and one rood with diverse men of Kedwelly [Kidwelly], namely with Thomas Gleffe 2½ acres of land. with David Bryan half an acre of land and one rood. and with Thomas Davy one rood of land and a half. And the said Thomas, David and Thomas held the said land at burgage and were accustomed to pay nothing for the said land. And the said prior held the land, which he gave in exchange in free, pure and perpetual alms as the right of his church of Kedwelly [Kidwelly] from ancient times without secular service. The said prior gave to them in exchange land to that value, and it would be no damage or prejudice if the said lord grants the said land to the said prior and his successors under the form of the said exchange. The said land is worth per annum 2s 6d in all issues. The jurors say that the land of the said prior, upon which the lord's mill and the pond, newly raised, are situated, and for the easement of the said mill, is of the quantity of one and a half acres and one rood, and it is worth per annum 6s 6d in all issues. The said prior had no damage for the site of the said mill and pond.

County: [Carmarthenshire].

Additional people: Jurors: Philip Herny. John Hicdon. John Lange. John le Haiward. John Jordan. John Melwas. William le Heremite. Richard Watkyn. Roger Dounyng. Henry Derlyng. Maurice le Yonge and John Legat.

Dated at Kedwelly [Kidwelly].

Monday before the feast of St Gregory the Pope 1 Edw III.