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A number of deeds relating to Spittle are among the Cardiff deeds (D213), including D213/44-5, 47 and 54.

The deeds include leases of a moiety of a water grist mill and a tucking mill near Caerphilly Castle, and burgages and land in bor. Caerphilly, 1578-1715 (D231/3, 5, 41, et seq.), the pasture and herbage of the wood and woody ground called Okenham (60 a.), p. Whitchurch, and the site and soil of the castle of Caerphilly, 1583 (D231/6), the church or chapel and tithes of Llanfabon, 1603 (D231/8), a moiety of the tithing lambs of p. Eglwysilan, 1603 (D231/9), licence to dig for coal or stone in any of the commons, wastes or forests of Senghennydd Supra, Senghennydd Subtus, Rydri and Whitchurch, 1611-1741 (D231/16, 50, 85, et seq.), a water grist mill called Melyngilla, p. Gelli-gaer, 1612-1741 (D231/21-2, 90), two dwelling houses, two gardens and land (140 a. Welsh measure) called Yskwith Gwynn and Werne Dwyne, p. Gelli-gaer, 1613-1754 (D231/26, 73, 107), and the parsonage of Eglwysilan, with the chapels of Llanfabon and St Martin by Caerphilly, 1627-36 (D231/38-40), the market house called Marchnady Wayne and adjoining land (20 a. Welsh measure), and the tolls and profits of fairs and markets of Merthyr Tydfil, 1659-1743 (D231/42-6, 60-4, 98), a m. and land (5 a. Welsh measure) called Cae Griffith Howell or Ysgol Wen, p. Gelli-gaer, 1681 (D231/51), the court house and the tolls and profits of fairs and markets at Caerphilly, 1681-1715 (D231/52, 77), the ruinous grist mill called Griffiths Mill and two parcels of adjoining land in p. Whitchurch, 1693-1715 (D231/65, 67, 78), the coal and iron under Caerphilly and Rudry commons 1763 (D231/115), a parcel of waste or inclosed land (23 a.) and the coal and iron ore under the commons of p's Merthyr Tydfil and Gelli-gaer above the river Caeach, 1763 (D231/116; endorsed 'The Dowlais Iron Works') and a lease from Capel Hanbury of Pontypool Park, esq., to the Marquis of Bute of Tir Evan William (95 a.) and Duffrin Rhymni Farm (156 a.), 1820 (D231/123; plan attached). Seals include those of David Kemys of Cefnmabli, 1610 (D231/12), and Philip, earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, 1677 (D231/49).

The deeds include a copy lease of the fishery and water of the river Taff from Newbridge to Pont y Stickel with liberty to erect furnaces and forges, 1763 (D232/50), consent of the commoners to the granting of a lease to Richard Rowland to build a house on Rudry Common together with the lease, p. Rudry, 1781 (D232/53-4), a lease of the two cottages under one roof called Ffunnon Taf or Taffs Well, p. Eglwysilan, 1802-3 (D232/69), a lease of the pounds of Senghennydd Subtus, and of the pasturage and herbage of Caerphilly Castle, 1824 (D232/165) and leases of the cottage called Clwyd y Gernos, later the Black Cock Inn, p. Eglwysilan, 1823-1904 (D232/104, 175-6).

D229/1-7 1578-93. D229/8-16 1659-1701. D229/17-24 1720-2, 1745-73. The deeds include leases of Ynys y Mardy (70 a.), 1578-1773 (D229/1-2, 7, 11, et seq.), and of Forest Garthmailog (350 a. in 1659), 1583-1745 (D229/4, 6, 8, et seq.) and also a lease of sundry lands with coal pits and mines, 1583 (D229/5).

The deeds and documents comprise five leases, three with counterparts, of cottages or tmt's at Rudry Common, p. rudry, co. Glam., 1824 (D230/1-8), and a letter relating to leases at Rudry, Whitchurch and Eglwysilan, including a note that one of the tenants did not vote at the last election, 1837 (D230/9).

The deeds include leases of Adams Crofte (8 a.) and Adams Downe (11 a.), 1574-94 (D228/1, 5), leases of the tithes of the rectory of p. Roath, 1614-1824 (D228/7, 16-17), and Llwyn y Grant Farm (168 a.), 1825-6 (D228/20-3), all in p. roath.

For the Llynvi Valley Railway Company and the Ogmore Valley Railways Company, 1864, see P 5/72-74.

For A Bill to set aside amendments & alterations made in the records and writs of a fine and two recoveries in the Grand Sessions held for the County of Glamorgan, [1692x1699], see C 38/143-61. For An Act to enable the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry to make and maintain a Pier at Granton in the Parish of Cramond [Midlothian, Scotland] ..., 21 April 1837, see P 4/5. For An Act ... enabling the Earl of Jersey to act as a [Swansea] Harbour Trustee, 9 July 1880, see P 4/92-3.

The deeds include leases of Park Coed Marchan (200 a. of Miskin measure, 1662-76, 339 a. in 1795), 1662-1795 (D227/10, 13, 46-7, et seq.), Forest Glynne Taffe, including enclosures, pastures, arable, meadow and rough ground, (351 a. in all), 1671 (D227/12), Clun Park Farm (326 a.), 1677-1805 (D227/14, 58), Park Coed Marchall Farm (240 a.), 1693-1749 (D227/17, 35), a ruinous water grist mill on the river Ely called Melyn Vawr, 1700 (D227/21), a moiety of the millplace called Mellyn enys wearne, and the fishery of the rivers Taff and Rhondda from the millplace to Newbridge near a pit called Llwyne yr Nes, 1701 (D227/22; see also D223/8-9), lead, tin, copper and other metal ores in p. Llantrisant, 1754-80 (D227/43, 48-9) and the castle and tolls of Llantrisant, 1754 (D227/44; see also D223/25 and 33). Plan engrossed on D227/53.

The deeds include a lease of the fishing at Keven y wrach and Broadford,, p. Penarth, co. Glam., 1609 (D226/3). For an assignment of the manor, 1594, see D 68/1-2.

The deeds include a grant of the office of bailiff of Ewenny fair, 1731, and of fishing in the rivers Ogmore and Ewenny, 1731-47 (D225/35-6).

Included are notes on leases in Neath Ultra and bor. Neath, 1526-88 and [16 cent.] (D224/1, 6), note of a holding, including reference to W'm Ho'ell Walter, attainted for felony, also noting that the bounds of Neath Ultra between Aberkynlais and Nant y Spyddaden are disputed by the men of co. Brec., where they have encroached nearly 1,000 a., [16 cent.] (D224/7), and a lease of the fishing in the river Neath from Y Gellibont and Pen y llynn ddy to Pont Neath Fechan, 1659 (D224/21). Seals: the equestrian seal of Henry, earl of Pembroke, 1593 (D224/5, fragment), signet of the Herbert crest, 1602 (D224/10) and the seals of William, earl of Pembroke, 1614 and 1626 (D224/11, 14) and Philip, earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, 1650 (D224/19).

The deeds include a lease from Morgan Blethin, clerk, parson of St Fagans, to Lewis Phillippe, clerk, his curate, of the parsonage, glebe lands and tithes of St Fagans, 1590 (D223/6), moieties of the mill called Melyn ynys wern and the fishery of the rivers Taff and Rhondda from the mill to the new bridge near a pit called Llynirhese 1593-1622 (D223/8-9, 32; see also D227/22), the Talitie or Courte howse of Llantrisant, with the tolls there, 1603 (D223/25), Llantrisant Castle and land within the pale (3 a.) and land (250 a.) part of the waste of Tyr wayne Wrgan and all coal mines there, 1628-91 (D223/33, 44; see also D227/44), a water grist mill called Melin vawr on the river Ely in man. Clun, 1742-1829 (D223/67, 110-18) and a coal pit at Craig Rhiw Menych, 1822, and a weir for a woollen manufactory on the river Dare, both in p. Aberdare, 1822 (D223/94-5).