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- From "The Genealogies Of Glamorgan" by George T. Clark states:
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The following from the close roll relates to this marriage: "Bond between David Mathew, of Landaff, Esq. and John Mathew, of Landaff, his son, to Roger Fenys and Thomas Gresley, Knights, for 40 pounds to be paid on the Purification of the Virgin next coming."
"Indunture between Roger Fenys, Kt. Treasurer of the King's Household, on one part, and David Mathew of Landaff and John Mathew his son, on the other, witnesseth that Humphrey Duke of Gloucester, by his letters patent 17 Sept.. 18 H. VI. for 100 pounds granted to Roger Fenys custody of all the lands and tenements of Thomas Malefaunt, Kt., held of the said Duke, in the county of Pembroke, on the day he died, and the custody and marriage of Edmund, son and heir of Thomas. Also Roger Fenys grants unto David Mathew and John Mathew the said custody and marriages for 240 marcs, they finding fitting sustenance for Edmund, and sustaining buildings, etc. Also, Edmund Malefaunt is to marry Katherine, dau. of Mathew. Also if Katherine die without heir by Edmund, or before Edmund be 21 years old, then David is to refund 210 marcs. Dated, May 19, Henry VI."
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1431 - 1461 (30 years)