Dangos 24277 canlyniad

Mainly items dated 1781-1790, but including a group of papers dated 1786-1847. See also no's 11660-11663 (depositions etc. re. the boundaries between the lordships of Crickhowell and Abergavenny, co's Brec. and Mon., c.1783), in the co. Brec. section. Also no's 12629 (marriage settlement of John Sayer and Charlotte Van, 1786, incl. estates in co. Mon.), and 12501 (marriage settlement of Rev. Edward Cage and Jane Van, 1790), both in the co. Glos and other co's section.

Mainly items dated 1651-1660, but including a group of deeds dated 1653-1780.

This is the main series of annual rentals for the Monmouthshire estate. The rentals also include details of additional or casual income from other sources such as timber, quarries and tithes. The first appearance of such sources are noted, together with other relevant dates. Income from the sale of timber and wood first appears in 1760 and continues without gaps to the end of the series. Income from stone quarries first appears in 1761 and continues with gaps until 1921. Income from waifs and strays also first appears in 1761 and continues with gaps until the end of the series. Income from tunnage and anchorage appears in 1761 only. Income from turnpike securities first appears in 1762 and continues with gaps until 1839. Income from port fees also first appears in 1762 and continues with gaps until 1868. Income from tithes first appears in 1765 and continues without gaps. Income from trespasses in woods first appears in 1791 and continues without gaps until 1795. Income from a clay pit farm appears in 1791 only. Income from the Monmouth canal first appears in 1793 and continues without gaps until 1892. Income from prisage and butlerage of wine appears in 1802 and 1828 only. Income from a sundry railway account first appears in 1811 and continues with gaps until 1887. Income from the account of the Duchy of Lancaster first appears in 1826 and continues without gaps until 1832. Income from Lady Mill machinery appears in 1890 only. Income from shooting tenants first appears in 1898 and continues without gaps until 1902. Income for the account of the livehouse of Parlington appears in 1898 and 1899 only. Income from Troy gardens also first appears in 1898. Income from material sold from the tray yard appears in 1901 and 1902 only. Income from the Severn and Wye foreshore royalties appears in 1904 and continues until the end of the series. Income from Severn Beach royalties and rents (including Beachley ferry) first appears in 1922 and continues without gaps. The rentals are arranged by manors: the manor of Monmouth, 1760-1930, in the parishes of Monmouth, 1760-1930, Dixton, 1760-1930, Dixton Newton, 1760-1904, Rockfield, 1760-1904, Llangatwg, 1760-1904, St Maughan's, 1760-1904, Mitchel Troy, 1760-72, Pen-Allt, 1760-72; the manor of Trelech, 1760-1930, in the parishes of Mitchel Troy, 1772-1903, Pen-Allt 1772-1903, Penargole, 1778-1901, Trelech, 1772-1919, Llandogo 1772-1903, Tintern 1772-1930, Llanisien 1772-1902; the manor of Porthcaseg, 1761-1930, in the manors of Newchurch, 1761-1901, St Arvan's, 1763-1901, Tintern, 1761-89; the manor of Chepstow, 1760-1930, in the parishes of Chepstow, 1760-1914, Hardwick, 1761-1900, Mounton, 1761-1902, St Arvan's 1760-1901, Penteri, 1760-1906, Newchurch, 1760-1930, Llanfair Discoed, 1761-1902, Llanfaches, 1760-1930, Penhow, 1760-1930, Kemeys Commander, 1760-1921, Langstone, 1826-1902; the manor of Magor and Redwick, 1760-1901, in the parishes of Magor, 1760-1901, Redwick, 1760-1901, Undy, 1760-1859, Goldcliff, 1760-1860, Whitson, 1761-1860, Llandevenny, 1761-1854, Caldicott, 1760-1859, Shirenewton, 1807-66; the manor of Newport, 1792-1901, in the parishes of Newport, 1792-1901, St Woolloos 1839-1901; the manor of Caerleon, 1833-1902, in the parishes of Christchurch, 1833-1902, Llanbadog, 1848-1902; the manor of Cilgoegan, 1760-1901, in the parishes of Nash, 1761-1901, Llangybi, 1760-1863, Llanbadog, 1760-1901, Cilgwrwg, 1760-1901, Llanfrechfa, 1761, Llanfihangel Pontymoel, 1761-2, Bedwellty, 1761, Wolvesnewton, 1760; the manor of Pellenni in the parish of Llanbadog, 1760-1900; the manor of Usk, 1760-1908, and town of Usk, 1772-1904, in the parishes of Usk, 1772-1903, Gwehelog, 1761-1904, Llanfihangel Pont Y Moel, 1773-1900, Llanbadog 1773-1904, Tredynog 1772-1864, Llantrisant, 1772-1901, Cilgwrwg, 1772-1900, Wolvesnewton ,1760-1902, Llan Gwm 1760-1902, Llanfihangel Torymynydd 1807-1903, Llangynog, 1763-1901, Llangeview, 1772-1904, Llanishen, 1760-1903, Llansoy, 1760-1903, Gwernesni, 1772-1904, Llandenny, 1772-1905, Trostre, 1772-1908, Llangofen, 1772-1902, Dingestow, 1772-1903, Pen-Clawdd, 1772-1901, Llanwenny, 1772-1901, Llanfihangel, 1760-1903; the manor of Raglan, 1760-1930, in the parishes of Raglan, 1760-1930, Llandenni, 1760-1904, Gwernesni, 1763-1904; the manor of Penrhos, 1760-1901, in the parishes of Betws, 1760-1868, Clytha, 1761-1861, Llan-Arth, 1761-1845, Llanvapley, 1761-1864, Bryngwyn, 1760-1861, Tregare, 1761-1901, Penrhos, 1760-1901, Llanfihangel, 1761-1833; the manor of Dingestow, 1760-1903, in the parishes of Llangoven, 1760-1903, Dingestow, 1760-1902, [Raglan], 1760-1901, Pen-Clawdd, 1760-1902; the manor of Skenfrith in the parish of Skenfrith, 1760-1898; the manor of Grosmont in the parish of Grosmont, 1760-1897; and the manor of Maindiff, 1760-1899, in the parishes of Abergavenny, 1761-1897, Llantilio Pertholey, 1761-1899, Llangatog, 1761-1899, Llanvapley, 1760. Accounts of arrears in the manors and parishes listed can be found at BMC.

Mainly items dated 1661-1670, but including a group of deeds dated 1661-1754.

Mainly items dated 1671-1680, but including a group of deeds dated 1674-1854.

Mainly items dated 1501-1550, but including a group of final concords dated 1550-1828. See also no. 12154 (estreats from manorial court records, abstracts, and copies of indentures, etc. relating to lands and offices in cos Glam., Mon. etc., [1550x1700]), in the co. Glam. section.

Arranged into court books, 1721-1815, leet proceedings, 1668-1835, proceedings of court baron and other courts, 1688-1777, process or docket books, 1657-1766, writs, warrants etc., 1683-1763, declarations, 1711-1763, and miscellanea, 1483-1835.

The collection comprises property in p's Much Wenlock and Harley, Shropshire. Also details relating to Wenlock and Westwood tithes, and lists of limeburners. Collectors: Richard Collins, 1810-1838, Humphrey Hinton and Edward Jeffreys, 1839-1841, Humphrey Hinton, 1842-1847, and Edward Hinton 1848-1857.

The collection comprises property in p's Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, Llanelidan, Derwen, Llanfwrog, Ruthin, Llanynys, Llanbedr Dyffryn Clwyd, Gyffylliog, Llandyrnog, Denbigh, Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch, Llangwm, and Llanhychan, co. Denb. RA28 includes a survey, late 1850s-early 1860s of the above collection (giving field names, details of acreages, and annual rent due), together with a plan of part of Plas-y-ward farm sold to the Denbigh, Ruthin & Corwen Railway Co., 1860. Collectors: John Williams, 1809-1829, William Turnor, 1830-1832, Thomas Turnor, 1833, Thomas and Walter Turnor, 1834-1837, Walter Turnor, 1838-1839, Thomas Turnor, 1840-1858, Nathan Burlinson, 1859-1861, Thomas Adey Cox, 1862, William Jones, 1863-1871, and Owen Hughes 1871-1879. From R116/3f (1860) onwards, only property in p's Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch, Denbigh, Llangwm and Ruthin remain. Ruthin estate fee farm rents as specified below are also contained in the series of Tithe, Chief and Fee Farm Rentals. Property in p. Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd and in Ruthin will also be found in R116/3d and R117/2c (being rentals of settled estates in cos Denb. and Mont.), then in the collection entitled Farm and Cottage Rents. Property in Llanfwrog, Llanynys, Llanbedr Dyffryn Clwyd and Llanhychan will not be found in the rentals described below, but in R116/3d and R117/2c, then in the collection entitled Farm and Cottage Rents. See also the series of Farm and Cottage Receiving Rentals (Wynnstay and Ruthin rents). In 1879 (R135/1e) only property in p's Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch, Denbigh, Llangwm and Ruthin remains; in 1880 (R136/1e) only property in p's Denbigh, Llangwm and Ruthin remain; and from 1881 (R137/1e) onwards only property in p's Denbigh and Llangwm remains. For details of the above rents after 1898, see the series of Tithe, Chief and Fee Farm Rentals, which contain Ruthin Fee Farm Rents from 1863 to 1918.

The estate of John Mostyn, esq., in cos Mer., and Denb., whereof Mr Francis Chambre is appointed receiver in pursuance of an order of the Court of Chancery, made 6 Feb. 1777, in a cause where Sir Rowland Hill, bart, and Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, bart (on behalf of themselves and the rest of the creditors of the said John Mostyn who should come in and contribute to that suit) are plaintiffs, and John Mostyn and Robert Wynne, esq's, are defendants. R52/4a-e (1788) contains only property in p. Gwyddelwern, co. Mer., in p's Derwen, Gyffylliog, Henllan, Ruthin, Denbigh and Llanrhaeadr [-yng-Nghinmeirch], co. Denb., and p. Hawarden, co. Flint. From R58/2 onwards, the estate of the late John Mostyn, in mortgage to Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, consists of property in p's Gyffylliog, Denbigh and Llanrhaeadr [-yng-Nghinmeirch] only. Collector: John Williams, 1797-1809.

From 1786 onwards Collection I is divided into three parts: (1i) Rhiwgoch estate; (2ii) Glascoed, Llanforda, Plas-y-ward B (co. Mer.); (2iii) Manor of Valle Crucis (p. Llanfrothen), (2iv) Llanfair collection (p. Mallwyd), (2v) Glan-llyn estate, (2vi) Purchased estate 1768 (p. Llanuwchllyn);. (3Vi) Purchased estate 1768 (p. Llangedwyn), (3vii) Llwydiarth estate, (Llangedwyn collection), (3viii) Llwydiarth estate (Mochnant collection), (3ix) Glascoed, Llanforda, Plas-y-ward B (co. Mont.).

From 1786 onwards, Collection II is divided as follows: A. Manor of Valle Crucis; Stanwardine collection; Wynnstay Home Rents; the 1748 purchased estate; The 1768 purchased estate; and B. Glascoed, Llanforda, Plas-y-ward A (co. Denb.).

The collection comprises property in p's Llansilin, Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, Llanarmon Mynydd Mawr, Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog, Llangadwaladr, Llansaffraid Glyn Ceiriog, co. Denb. Collectors: Samuel Lovatt, 1809-1837, David Jones, 1838, John Croxon, 1839-1851, Nathan Burlinson, 1851-1860. After 1860, property in p's Llansilin, Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog and Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, will be found in R116/3a and R117/2a (being rentals of estates in Shropshire and co. Denb. of which Sir Watkin Williams Wynn is seised in fee simple), then in the collection entitled Farm and Cottage Rents. Property in p. Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant will also be found in R116/3d and R117/2c. See also Wynnstay Fee Farm Rents, and the series of Farm and Cottage Receiving Rentals (Llangedwyn and Llanforda rents).

Llwydiarth estate comprises property in p's Llanfihangel-yng-Ngwynfa (t's Llwydiarth, Fach-wen, Cadwnfa, Garth Uchaf, Cefncleisiog, Rhiwlas, Halfen, Dolwar, Farchwel, Nantycyndy, Llaethbwlch), Llangadfan (t's Cyffin, Bryngwaeddan, Llangadfan, Blowty, Moelfeliarth), Llanfair Caereinion (t's Gwenynog, Llanfair, Pen-tyrch, Dol-ged, Llanloddian Isaf and Uchaf, Rhiwhiriarth, Rhosaflo, Peniarth, Bryn-glas, Brynelen), Llangynyw (t's Cynhinfa, Gwenynog), Llanerfyl (t's Cefn-llys-isaf and Cefn-llys-uchaf, Cnewyll, Craen, Coetalog), Manafon (t. Dwyriw), Llanwyddelan (t. Treganol), Garthbeibio, Llanwddyn, Llanllugan and Welshpool, all in co. Mont. Llanfair Caereinion tithes are included to R70/7 (1815); for Llanfair Caereinion tithes, 1815-1861, see collection entitled Llanfair Caereinion Tithes. Chief rents for p's Llanfihangel-yng-Ngwynfa (t's Rhiwlas, Dolwar, Cadwnfa), Llanwddyn (t. Garthbwlch) and Llansanffraid [?-ym-Mechain], co. Mont., are included from R99 to R116 (1844-1861). Collectors: E. Lewis, 1809-1815, Thomas Hartley, 1816, Samuel Hughes, 1818-1834, David Jones, 1835-1857, Joseph Owen Jones, 1857-1861. After 1861, property in p's Llangadfan, Llanfair Caereinion, Llanerfyl, Garthbeibio, Llanwddyn and Llanfihangel-yng-Ngwynfa, will be found in R117/2c (being a rental of settled estates in cos Denb. and Mont.), then in the collection entitled Farm and Cottage Rents. See also Farm and Cottage Receiving Rentals (Llwydiarth rents).