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Lockwood estate records Sub-series
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Manor of Liswerry,

The manor lies in p’s Christchurch and Nash, and co. Mon. The Manorial Documents Register maintained by the TNA notes other documents relating to this manor held by the TNA (1304-1723), the Gwent Record Office (1629) and the NLW (1771-1788), and relating to the manor of Liswerry and Llebenydd held by the NLW (1550-1906), the TNA (1609-1938) and the Gwent Record Office (1665-1828).

Manor of Kensham, co. Mon.,

The manor lies within the lordship of Gwynllg (Wentlloog), in p’s Rumney, St Mellons and St Woolloos, and co. Mon. The Manorial Documents Register maintained by the TNA notes other documents (1605-1799) relating to this manor held by the NLW.

Manor of Goldcliff, co. Mon.,

The manor lies in p’s Goldcliff and Nash, and co. Mon. The Manorial Documents Register maintained by the TNA notes other documents relating to this manor held by the NLW (1650-1906), the Gwent Record Office (1663-1746) and the TNA (1840-1935).

Bulkeley of Baron Hill deeds,

William Mark Wood was one of the trustees of a term of 1,000 years created by the post-nuptial settlement (dated 15 Jan. 1855) of Sir Richard Bulkeley Williams Bulkeley of Baron Hill, Anglesey, tenth bart, and Maria Frances his wife, to raise £25,000 for the portions of Robert Stanley Williams Bulkeley, Thomas James Williams Bulkeley and Charles Williams Bulkeley, the younger sons of the marriage. The portions were to be raised by charges on properties in the parishes of Llaniestyn, Penmynydd and Llangristiolus, Anglesey, and to be paid on the death of Sir Richard. Wood was released from his trust in 1876 (D 7/4).

Bonds,

Although several of the parties to these bonds are also parties to other deeds in this collection, the deeds to which these bonds relate do not appear to be in this collection. Other bonds will be found with the deeds that they secure.