Dangos 2686 canlyniad

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 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).

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

Deeds and documents relating to a m. and lands (20 a.) called Tyr y Quarry mawr, otherwise Tyr Jevan Howell Griffith, p. Eglwysilan, co. Glam., including the post nuptial settlement of William Thomas of p. Gelli-gaer, yeoman, and Joan his wife, 1692 (D245/3-4) and a schedule of deeds relating to Trevechan Land, Brynn Dye and Cwm bach, 1714-70.

Papers relating to Energlyn colliery worked by the Energlyn Coal Company, and to William Evans Williams's rents, royalties and wayleaves, mainly comprising letters, statements of account and reports on the workings.

Papers, including papers relating to the auction of timber in Graig Willt wood and on Pwllypant and Penyrheolas Farms, p. Eglwysilan, co. Glam., including a printed poster advertising the sale, 1846 (D259/1-5), copy will of Mary Rowland of Pwllypant, p. Eglwysilan, farmer, 1856 (D259/6), memorandum of cottage rents at Gwastad, 1862 (D259/7), rough draft of the will of William Evans Williams [?c1867] (D259/9), receipts for taxes and rates, 1868-70 (D259/10-43), and inventories and valuations of the effects of William Evans Williams, including the furniture at Pwllypant, books and wines removed from Pwllypant to Cardiff Castle, and an account of the sale by auction of silverware, paintings, scientific instruments, horses, carraiges and implements of husbandry, 1870-1 (D259/49-65). A map showing the railways, docks and harbours belonging to or connected with the Taff Vale Railway Company, 1860, and a map of railways and proposed new railways in co. Glam., 1865-6, have been transferred to the Department of Pictures and Maps.

Probate records comprising probate of will of John Thomas Edward of p. St Woolloos, co. Mon., 1563 (D260/1), copy will of Richard Harry of Britton upon Ely, co. Glam., 1578 (D260/2; damaged), probate of will of John Gibbon of St Fagans, gent., 1582 (D260/3; damaged), probate of will of William Herbert of St Julians, co. Mon., kt, 1593 (D260/4), release granted to Blaunch Harbert, widow and administratrix of William Harbert, late of Cogan Pill, p. Llandough, dec., with her account and an inventory of the goods of the said William Harbert, 1630 (D260/5-6), copy will of Richard Norton of Southwick, Hampshire, 1714 (D260/8), will of Thomas Seabrook of Cardiff, joiner, 1749 (D260/9), copy will of Thomas Lewis of p. Llanishen, esq., 1775 (D260/10), copy probate of the second and fifth codicils of the will of John Norton of Tachley, Oxfordshire., and later of Danesfield [also Danesford], p. Midmenham, Buckinghamshire, esq., 1780 (D260/11-12), will of Thomas David of Llantwit Fardre, yeoman, 1785 (D260/13), copy probate of will of George Darby, late of p. St Marylebone, Middlesex, esq., vice admiral of the Red, 1790 (D260/14), deeds relating to the will, 1819, of Patrick Macgregor of p. St Thomas in the East, Surrey, Jamaica, merchant, including legacies to his family in p. Dull, Perthshire, Scotland, Scotland, and certificates of Henry Conran, esq., lieutenant governor and commander in chief of Jamaica, and William Bullock, esq., secretary and notary public of Jamaica, 1819-23 (D260/15-18), memorandum of the will of Jane Bassett of Haverfordwest, co. Pemb., widow, dec., devising the Cilybebyll estate, co. Glam. to trustees, 1827 (D260/19), administration of Thomas John Llewellyn of p. Aberdare, labourer, 1830 (D260/20), extract from the will, 1839, of John Bird, dec., relating to his gold headed cane which formerly belonged to 'General Abercrombie of America the father of Sir Ralph Abercrombie who was killed in Egypt', bequeathed to Lord Bute (D260/21), and probate of will of William Lewis of Earlswood Cottage, p. Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, gent., devising premises in p's Llanblethian and Llansannor, 1856 (D260/22).

Copy death certificates of Onesiphorus Tyndall Bruce of Falkland House, Fife, Scotland, 1855 (D262/1), Major-General Henry Hugh Clifford of Chudleigh, Devon, kt, 1883 (D262/2), George William Griffith Thomas of Whitchurch, co. Glam., landed proprietor, 1885 (D262/3), George Edward Sneyd of Looe, Cornwall, 1894 (D262/4) and Frederick Pitman of Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, writer to the Signet, 1896 (D262/5).

Papers in an action in the Court of Requests between Robert Martin, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, complainants, and James Hobsonn, gent., and Constance his wife, defendants, relating to the suing out of a commission of bankruptcy against Anthony Morley, and to a third part of a forge in [t. Glyncynon, p. Llanwynno].

Papers relating to an action and cross-action in the Council in the Marches of Wales, between John Mayo, tucker, plaintiff, and Edward William, John William, and Edmund William, defendants, all of p. Mynyddislwyn, co. Mon., relating to a fulling or tucking mill and six closes of lands in p. Mynyddislwyn and man. Aber-carn, co. Mon., granted in 1568 by William, late earl of Pembroke, to Lewis William, Ellen his wife, and Benjamin Williams their son, dec., for the term of their lives. All Fragile.

Indictment against Phillip John and Lewis Phillip, both of Merthyr Tudfil, yeomen, relating to the theft of a cow and calf, the property of Moris Robert, at Merthyr Tydfil, co. Glam.

Papers in actions between William Edmond and William Harbert, esq., complainants, and Lewis Lle'n, defendant, relating to land called Keven y Gwyndod and Kay keven gwyndod, p. St Fagans, co. Glam.

Papers relating to a cause before the chancellor of the County Palatine of Durham, between Robert Harding, gent., complainant, and Sir Nicholas Tempest, kt, John Clavering, esq., Robert Shaftoe, gent., and George Watson, defendants, relating to the boundary of a capital m. called Hollinside, together with its appurtenances called Rideinghouse and Rideingfeild, against the fields of t. and p. Whickham, and the grounds belonging to Axwell houses, and also relating to the sinking of coal pits in the parcel of ground called Clockeburne, all co. Durham. For this and the causes specified in C56, C60 and C64, see David Levine & Kieth Wrightson, The making of an industrial society: Whickham, 1560-1765 (Oxford, 1991), and the sources cited therein.

Papers relating to an action between Edward Morgan of Pentry Bach, co. Mon., esq., lord of man. Pen-rhys, complainant, and Thomas Griffith, Ievan Thomas Howell, John Richard and others, defendants, relating to parcels of waste called Bryne dyon, Carne y frydyr alias Dau Corne y ffroyder and Gwayne y Gwayer, all p. Aberdare, alleged by the complainant to be pertainant to a m. called Tyr yr ergid in Pen-rhys aforesaid, and claimed by the defendants to be parcel of the earl of Pembroke's man. of Miskin. Both fragile.