Dangos 209 canlyniad

Mainly 1811-1820, but including assessments dated 1820-1827.

Mainly items dated 1831-1840, but including a group of documents dated 1840-1878.

Mainly items dated 1841-1845, but including a group of papers dated 1845-1853.

Mainly items dated 1861-1865, but including a group of deeds dated 1862-1919.

This is the main series of annual rentals for the Monmouthshire estate. The rentals also include details of additional or casual income from other sources such as timber, quarries and tithes. The first appearance of such sources are noted, together with other relevant dates. Income from the sale of timber and wood first appears in 1760 and continues without gaps to the end of the series. Income from stone quarries first appears in 1761 and continues with gaps until 1921. Income from waifs and strays also first appears in 1761 and continues with gaps until the end of the series. Income from tunnage and anchorage appears in 1761 only. Income from turnpike securities first appears in 1762 and continues with gaps until 1839. Income from port fees also first appears in 1762 and continues with gaps until 1868. Income from tithes first appears in 1765 and continues without gaps. Income from trespasses in woods first appears in 1791 and continues without gaps until 1795. Income from a clay pit farm appears in 1791 only. Income from the Monmouth canal first appears in 1793 and continues without gaps until 1892. Income from prisage and butlerage of wine appears in 1802 and 1828 only. Income from a sundry railway account first appears in 1811 and continues with gaps until 1887. Income from the account of the Duchy of Lancaster first appears in 1826 and continues without gaps until 1832. Income from Lady Mill machinery appears in 1890 only. Income from shooting tenants first appears in 1898 and continues without gaps until 1902. Income for the account of the livehouse of Parlington appears in 1898 and 1899 only. Income from Troy gardens also first appears in 1898. Income from material sold from the tray yard appears in 1901 and 1902 only. Income from the Severn and Wye foreshore royalties appears in 1904 and continues until the end of the series. Income from Severn Beach royalties and rents (including Beachley ferry) first appears in 1922 and continues without gaps. The rentals are arranged by manors: the manor of Monmouth, 1760-1930, in the parishes of Monmouth, 1760-1930, Dixton, 1760-1930, Dixton Newton, 1760-1904, Rockfield, 1760-1904, Llangatwg, 1760-1904, St Maughan's, 1760-1904, Mitchel Troy, 1760-72, Pen-Allt, 1760-72; the manor of Trelech, 1760-1930, in the parishes of Mitchel Troy, 1772-1903, Pen-Allt 1772-1903, Penargole, 1778-1901, Trelech, 1772-1919, Llandogo 1772-1903, Tintern 1772-1930, Llanisien 1772-1902; the manor of Porthcaseg, 1761-1930, in the manors of Newchurch, 1761-1901, St Arvan's, 1763-1901, Tintern, 1761-89; the manor of Chepstow, 1760-1930, in the parishes of Chepstow, 1760-1914, Hardwick, 1761-1900, Mounton, 1761-1902, St Arvan's 1760-1901, Penteri, 1760-1906, Newchurch, 1760-1930, Llanfair Discoed, 1761-1902, Llanfaches, 1760-1930, Penhow, 1760-1930, Kemeys Commander, 1760-1921, Langstone, 1826-1902; the manor of Magor and Redwick, 1760-1901, in the parishes of Magor, 1760-1901, Redwick, 1760-1901, Undy, 1760-1859, Goldcliff, 1760-1860, Whitson, 1761-1860, Llandevenny, 1761-1854, Caldicott, 1760-1859, Shirenewton, 1807-66; the manor of Newport, 1792-1901, in the parishes of Newport, 1792-1901, St Woolloos 1839-1901; the manor of Caerleon, 1833-1902, in the parishes of Christchurch, 1833-1902, Llanbadog, 1848-1902; the manor of Cilgoegan, 1760-1901, in the parishes of Nash, 1761-1901, Llangybi, 1760-1863, Llanbadog, 1760-1901, Cilgwrwg, 1760-1901, Llanfrechfa, 1761, Llanfihangel Pontymoel, 1761-2, Bedwellty, 1761, Wolvesnewton, 1760; the manor of Pellenni in the parish of Llanbadog, 1760-1900; the manor of Usk, 1760-1908, and town of Usk, 1772-1904, in the parishes of Usk, 1772-1903, Gwehelog, 1761-1904, Llanfihangel Pont Y Moel, 1773-1900, Llanbadog 1773-1904, Tredynog 1772-1864, Llantrisant, 1772-1901, Cilgwrwg, 1772-1900, Wolvesnewton ,1760-1902, Llan Gwm 1760-1902, Llanfihangel Torymynydd 1807-1903, Llangynog, 1763-1901, Llangeview, 1772-1904, Llanishen, 1760-1903, Llansoy, 1760-1903, Gwernesni, 1772-1904, Llandenny, 1772-1905, Trostre, 1772-1908, Llangofen, 1772-1902, Dingestow, 1772-1903, Pen-Clawdd, 1772-1901, Llanwenny, 1772-1901, Llanfihangel, 1760-1903; the manor of Raglan, 1760-1930, in the parishes of Raglan, 1760-1930, Llandenni, 1760-1904, Gwernesni, 1763-1904; the manor of Penrhos, 1760-1901, in the parishes of Betws, 1760-1868, Clytha, 1761-1861, Llan-Arth, 1761-1845, Llanvapley, 1761-1864, Bryngwyn, 1760-1861, Tregare, 1761-1901, Penrhos, 1760-1901, Llanfihangel, 1761-1833; the manor of Dingestow, 1760-1903, in the parishes of Llangoven, 1760-1903, Dingestow, 1760-1902, [Raglan], 1760-1901, Pen-Clawdd, 1760-1902; the manor of Skenfrith in the parish of Skenfrith, 1760-1898; the manor of Grosmont in the parish of Grosmont, 1760-1897; and the manor of Maindiff, 1760-1899, in the parishes of Abergavenny, 1761-1897, Llantilio Pertholey, 1761-1899, Llangatog, 1761-1899, Llanvapley, 1760. Accounts of arrears in the manors and parishes listed can be found at BMC.

Accounts of rent arrears submitted by Basil Broadwood, steward of the estate. BMC2/1 is the only survivor of a series of four accounts which probably included all, or most, of the co. Mon. estate.

Accounts of the bailiff of man. Cilgoegan [in p's Lanbadog, Cilgwrrwg, Llanfihangel Pont-y-moel, Bedwellty and Llandegfedd].

Accounts of the bailiff of man's Maindiff, Skenfrith, Whitecastle, Grosmont and Llantilo Crossenny [in p's Grosmont, Llantilio Pertholey, Llantilio Crossenny, Skenfreth, and Llanvapley]].

Uniformly bound, outsize volumes, containing dates of grants of leases, terms of leases, names of lessees and of lives of lease, annual rent, amount of fines and heriots, descriptions of the premises, and details of subsequent licences granted to assign or to sub-let which were endorsed on the leases. Four copies of the register for 1792-1895 were made. One copy was made for the Badminton estate office, one for the Monmouth estate office at Troy House, one for the estate's London attorneys and one for the Commissioners of the Admiralty at Greenwich House. For 1895-1903 there are three copies: the Admiralty Commissioners' copy has either not survived or none was made for them in the first place. All the volumes are indexed by assignees and lesees, and all include details about the surrenders of leases and about the sales and purchasors of premises.

Tithe rentals compiled by the steward of the co. Brec. estate. These rentals and for other years missing from this series appear in BBA2. BBA4/1 are rentals for the tithes and glebe lands in p's Cwm-du and Crickhowell; BBA4/2 for Crickhowell only, BBA4/5 for p. Llaneliw, and BBA4/6 for p's Llangattock, Llanelly and Llangenny.

Mainly items dated 1751-1760, but including extracts dated 1760-1835. See also co. Brec., nos. 11758-11759, accounts of Thomas Gardiner in respect of Beaufort estates in cos Mon., Brec., and Glam., 1756-1758.

Mainly accounts dated 1387-1482, plus an account dated 1602-1603.

Arranged into Barton, 1592-1760, Caldicot & Newton, 1667-1704, Chepstow, 1270-1714, Clytha & Penrhos, 1606-1617, Court Peers, Court Shelton & Tir Thomas ap David, 1641-1719, Grosmont, 1448-1591, Gwernesney & Tredeon, 1649-1712, Hadnock, 1632-1685, Llantilio Crossenny, 1685-1731, Magor & Redwick, 1601-1716, Monmouth, 1416-1785, Monmouth & Hadnock, 1713-1728, Mores Court, [post 1540-late 16 cent.], Newton, 1621, Pengavenny, 1636, Portgaseg, 1536-1760, Raglan & members, 1465-1757, Skenfrith, 1580, Three castles, 1685, Stavarney alias Pellenny, 1611-1651, Tregrapratchett & Llanvair Vibon Owen, 1642-1682, Treleck, 160[?6]-1754, Treleck Grange, 1579-1717, Undy, 1609-[early 19 cent.], Usk, 1416-[c.1760], Whitecastle, 1565-1731, Wiston, [18 cent.], and Wolvesnewton, 1642. Some manors are only represented by records filed under other manors: Biston (1601), see no. 2198 (under the manor of Magor and Redwick); Bryndehirog, 1641-1719, see no's 604-605, 610 and 612 (Court Peers etc.); Caerleon, 1681, see no. 2446 (Monmouth); Ebboth alias Greenfield, 1629-1634, see no's 827, 837, 840-841, 2446 (items 42, 10), 2463-2466 (all Monmouth); Three Castles, 1685, see no. 1790, item 13 (Chepstow).

Items numbered 2608 and 5536.

Arranged into court books, 1674-1799, leet proceedings, 1669-1765, and proceedings of court baron and other courts, 1702-1765. For processes, 1671-1675, see no. 2782, Swansea process book no. 3.

Arranged into court books, 1721-1815, leet proceedings, 1668-1835, proceedings of court baron and other courts, 1688-1777, process or docket books, 1657-1766, writs, warrants etc., 1683-1763, declarations, 1711-1763, and miscellanea, 1483-1835.