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Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru = The National Library of Wales Hardy and Page (record agents) reports and transcripts, Llangeinor (Wales)
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Llangeinor parish,

Legal papers in a suit at the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, between John Blandy Jenkins and Richard Thomas (plaintiffs) and the Earl of Dunraven and David Leyshon (defendants), concerning farms and lands in the parish of Llangeinor, co. Glam. The papers include a statement of claim of the defendants, a reply by James G. Wood to the defence, together with his opinion on the evidence.

Ogmore manor or lordship, Llangeinor parish,

Extracts from, together with abstracts and translations of, records, 1491-1814, relating to the manor or lordship of Ogmore, co. Glam., held at the Public Record Office, now The National Archives, and elsewhere, including Ministers' Accounts, Patent and Close Rolls, Chancery Proceedings, Inquisitions Post Mortem, Exchequer Depositions, and Duchy of Lancaster Pleadings, Orders and Decrees; a copy, 1849, of the 1637 survey of the manor or lordship of Ogmore; extracts from the 1830 valuation of encroachments and minerals; printed legal papers, 1868-1872, in the case Attorney General v Jenkins (Caroline Anne Blandy Jenkins of Llanharan House), held at the Court of Exchequer, and concerning the recovery of lands in the parish of Llangeinor in the lordship of Ogmore; together with letters, 1884, 1905 and 1915, to the Duchy of Lancaster Office, reporting on the searches undertaken.