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Account Book of timber sales on the Ynisgerwn and Penllergare estates, 1801-1819; with surveys of 'Timber in co. Carm.', 1800, 1811, and particulars of sales of timber at Llanfynydd, Llanegwad, etc., co. Carm., 1814; etc.

File of returns, accounts, and correspondence touching coal worked on the Glynllech estate by the Glynllech Anthracite Colliery Co., Ltd, Abercrave, and afterwards by the Cwm Tawe Anthracite Colliery, Co., Ltd, Neath.

Estreat, recording the surrender by David Evans of Gwernllonwheeth, p. Llansamlett, co. Glam., esq., of the moiety of a m. called Penkae Phillipp, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, and the taking up of the same by John Llewelin of Ynisygerwyn, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, esq., and David John of Cadoxton iuxta Neath aforesaid, yeoman. Latin.

Estreat, recording the surrender by John Prees Watkin (in extremis iacens) of a tmt called tir yn y Cwm, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, and the taking up of the same by William Prees, one of his sons. [The regnal year is given as 7 Anne, - an error for 8 Anne]. Latin.

Estreat, recording the surrender by John Prees Watkin (in extremis iacens) of the moiety of a tmt called Coyd ddy, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, and the taking up of the same by Benjamin Prees, one of his sons. [The regnal year is given as in No. 57]. Latin.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Richard Harryes, son of Rowland Harryes late of Brincoch, p. Cadoxtone iuxta Neath, co. Glam., gent., by Gabriel Powell, gent., his attorney, of m's called Maes mawr, ynisvadock, penlloyn meyrick, and ynis y bont, and the taking up of the same by John Llewellin of Ynis y Gerwyn, p. Cadoxtone iuxta Neath, gent., to the use of Christopher Seys, son of Matthew Seys, gent., late dec. Latin.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Llewelidd John of p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, spinster, Evan Bowen of p. Kilybebill, yeoman, and Thomas Morgan of Cadoxton aforesaid, yeoman, all of co. Glam., of a parcel of land called Gwayne yr Eglws, p. Kilybebill, and the taking up of the same by Richard Herbert, esq. Latin.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Llewelidd John of p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, co. Glam., spinster, by John Griffiths, her attorney, of m's and lands called Kellynid ycha and Kellynid issa, parcel called Craige Kellynidd, and 11/2 a. called Erw a hanner yr helig at a place called y Rose, p. Kylybebill, and the taking up of the same by George William, gent. Latin.

Estreat, recording a recovery, with double voucher, of five m's, etc., and 390 a. of land in p. Cadoxtone near Neath, called Lloyn y Moyn, Tyre Pyrgwm, Tyr y Wern otherwise Tyr y Merched, Pant y Gwartheg, and Pant y Wern hire, suffered between Griffith Griffiths, gent., demandant, and John Lewis, gent., tenant.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Rees David otherwise Davies of p. Cadoxton near Neath, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife (pursuant to articles of agreement, 13 Dec. 1725, between Sir Humphrey Mackworth late of Neath, kt, dec., and the said Rees Davies), of a m. called Blaenpergwm Ganol, p. Cadoxton iuxta Neath, and the taking up of the same by [blank].

Estreat, recording the surrender by Richard Bevan, son and copyhold heir of Morgan Evan late of p. Cadoxton, dec., David Thomas of the said p. Cadoxton, yeoman, and Rebecca, his wife, and David William Gibbs and Mary, his wife, which said Rebecca and Mary were the dau's and copyhold heirs of Roger William late of the said p. of Cadoxton, dec., of a m. called Lloyn Llank ycha and lands called Gwayn y Drosgol, Koydka Drosgol, and Llyest Davidd ddy, and the moiety of the wood growing on Gwayn y David, and the taking up of the same by Evan Morgan.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Hopkin Leyson of p. Cadoxton near Neath, yeoman, and Anne, his wife, lately called Ann Devereux, spinster, of a m. called Tyr y Cwm, cottages called Ynis y Badava, Old Shop, and Tuy yn Y Cwm, and a m. called Tuy Newidd, at Crynant, devised to the said Anne by the will of Charles Rees, her late uncle, dec., and the taking up of the same by the said Hopkin Leyson.

Estreat, recording the surrender by Hopkin Leyson of p. Cadoxton near Neath, co. Glam., butcher, and Anne, his wife, of a house and garden called ty-yn-ycwm and a croft, adjoining to a brook called Croynant Brook, being part of lands called Tyr-y-cwm and Maes yr Hendre at Croynant, and the taking up of the same by John Gething and Richard Jenkin in trust for a Society of Protestant Dissenters called Methodists.

Letters Of Attorney of Blanch Allard of the city of Bristol, widow, empowering David Pritchard of t. Neath, co. Glam., gent., to surrender to the lord of the man., one seventh share of m's and lands called Llwyn Llank, Blaen Nant, Tyr Gwain y Brawd, and Ynisdomlid, p. Cadoxton near Neath, co. Glam.