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Schedule of deeds (1654-1830) in the possession of Sir Mark Wood (the son) as mortgagee of Lord Frederick John Monson, to secure £60,000 and interest expressed in a mortgage dated 28 July 1830, and relating to the manor and bor. of Gatton and several freehold hereditaments in and near Gatton, co. Surrey. Additional schedule of deeds (1836) received by William Frogatt Robson of Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, from Lord Frederick John Monson, 14 Aug. 1839.

Schedule of deeds (1725-1859) relating to two freehold farms called Pill Farm and Traston Farm on the river Usk in p. Christchurch, and a farm called Cold Harbour Farm (part freehold, part copyhold), also on the river Usk in p's Nash and Christchurch, all in co. Mon., conveyed (with adjoining freehold lands) by William Mark Wood to Charles Lloyd, esq., to secure £12,000 and interest.

Attested copy of D 2/39.

Schedule of deeds (1750-1877) relating to the freehold farm and coal and iron mines called Ynis Owen, p. Merthyr Tudful, and freehold lands in p. Roath, all in co. Glam., belonging to William Mark Wood and mortgaged to Messrs Edward Petre and Leonard Hopwood Hicks to secure £500 and interest.

Papers relating to the sale of land required by the London & Brighton Railway Co., in p's Gatton, Merstham and Reigate, all in co. Surrey. The papers include 'An Act for making a railway from the London and Croydon Railway to Brighton, with branches to Shoreham, Newhaven, and Lewes', 15 July 1837 (D 1/126), and copy deeds and plan relating to the conveyance by Frederick John [Monson, fifth] baron Monson of Burton, co. Lincs., to the company, 1838 (D 1/128-132). Baron Monson's lands were subject to an 1830 mortgage for £60,000 to William Mark Wood of Pall Mall, co. Mddx, esq., formerly William Mark Lockwood (see D 3/118).

Accounts and vouchers for repairs and improvements, and other accounts.

Exemplification of probate (dated 16 Nov. 1807) of the will (dated 8 July 1807) of Richard Johnson of Pall Mall, p. St James Westminster, co. Mddx, esq. Family comprises Sophia Johnson formerly Courteney, his wife.

Return by (1) Sir Mark Wood, sheriff of co. Mon., and (2) Joseph Bailey, esq., Colthurst Bateman, esq., Capel Leigh, esq., William Jones, Sir Thomas Robert Salusbury, bart, Nathaniel Wells, esq., Thomas Lewis, esq., Richard Blakemore, esq., Digby Mackworth, esq., Robert Vaux, esq., Benjamin Hall, esq., Arthur Wyatt, esq., Thomas Fothergill, esq., Ferdinand Hanbury Williams, esq., and many others, of Granville Charles Henry Somerset, esq., and William Addams Williams of Llangybi Castle, esq., as MPs for co. Mon.

Return by (1) William Mark Wood, esq., sheriff of co. Mon., and (2) Sir Benjamin Hall, bart, William Powell Rodney, William Addams Williams, esq., Richard Blakemore, esq., William Jones, esq., Samuel Richard Bosanquet, esq., Rev. Charles Augustus Samuel Morgan, clerk, Samuel Homfray, esq., William Phillips, esq., Mapson Thomas Smith, esq., Edward Lloyd Powell, esq., Rev. Joseph Fawcett Beddy, clerk, and many others, of Granville Charles Henry Somerset, esq., and Charles Octavius Swinnerton Morgan of The Friars, p. St Woolloos, esq., as MPs for co. Mon. Duplicate.

Includes a series of rentals of the estate of Sir Mark Wood, bart, 1820-1837 (R 8-18), in p's Peterstone, Marshfield, St Mellons, Rumney, Christchurch, Nash, Magor, Llantarnam and Langstone, co. Mon., and Peterston-super-Ely, Roath, Merthyr Tudful, Llantrisant, Coychurch, Coety, Llandaf, Cardiff and St Brides-super-Ely, co. Glam., including accounts of disbursements, land and level taxes, all collected by Francis McDonnell, 1820-35 (R 8-14), and Henry Mostyn, 1836-8 (R 15-18).

Rental of the Rumney estate in p's Marshfield, Rumney and Peterstone, co. Mon., and Coychurch, Coety, Llantrisant, Merthyr Tudful, Cardiff, Llandaf and Peterston-super-Ely, co. Glam.