Showing 1201 results

Recital of deeds from 1843.

Abstract Of Title to lands disposable under the will, dated 18 Jan. 1825, of James Lobbett, dec., being 2 m's on Stow Hill, and a parcel of ground (555 sq. yd) on which the testator built a dwelling house and warehouse, t. Newport; the site of a m. and 6 parcels of land called The Potato Garden, Wain Bompren, Cae Lan, Wain Buttar, Caer Robin and Warlod, now known as Coedea Farm (8a.), and a parcel of land with a dwelling house lately used as a Poor House for ht Rogerstone, all p. Bassaleg; a parcel of customary land (4a.), p. St Wollos, in man. Malpas and Mendlegief; a dwelling house with a field, cover and woodland called Cae-bach-opei, being part of a farm called Ceffn y-Forrest, p. Bedwelty, with 4 cottages lately erected there; a parcel of ground (100 sq. yds) in p. Trevethin, with dwelling houses built thereon; all in co. Mon. and further described. Recital of deeds from 1800.

Abstract Of Title with Pedigree of William Wynne, esq., eldest son and heir at law of William Wynne of Werne, co. Caern, esq., and Jane his wife, both deceased, to freehold estates in p. Penmachno, co. Caern, including Dolydd Melin, Penmachno, and Llan. Recites deeds dated from 1710 to 1828. Donated by R. Cecil Hughes of Cremlyn. Llanrwst, in March 1943.

Abstract Of Title, 1709-1808, of Kenric Edward Eyton, esq., dec., to m's and lands in p. Ruabon, co. Flint, and t. Penley [p. Penley, co. Flint, but once part of p. Ellesmere] and to a capital m. [Eyton Hall, p. Erbistock] and lands in p's Bangor and Overton, co. Flint, and Erbistock, co. Denb. The said m's and lands devised in trust by Kee in his recited will of 10 Sept 1796. Kee died in Jan 1807 and the devisees in trust renounced the devises by a recited deed poll of 23 Aug 1808.

Abstract Of Title, 1713-1828, of Mrs Jane Nembhard and her son, Mr John Lloyd Jones, to a farm and lands in p. Llangernew, co. Denb.

Abstract Of Title, 1728-1744, of m's called Tyr Fynnon Vredyth, Tyr Pen y Knwcke, Llain Lletty Evan with a cottage thereupon, and Pengwern yr Ysclocke, alias Tythin y Wern Rhesglog, a parcel of land called Llaine y Werne Risclog, a cott. and garden in the occupation of Eleanor Griffith, and a parcel called Llainebron Almer, all in p. Llannarth, co Card., and the moietyof a water corn grist mill called Melyn y Veinog in p. Llannerch Aeron (occupants named).

Abstract Of Title, 1831-54, of Sir George Back, James Lys Seager, esq., and the Rev. Charlton Lane in reversion expectant upon the death of Maria Parry Anthony without issue, to premises devised by the will, dated 25 April 1831, of John Sherburne of Widemarsh Street, Hereford, in p's Old Radnor, Lansaintfraed In Elvil, Gladesty, Llanvihangel Nant Melan, Presteigne, Llandrindod and Kevenlleys, co. Rad., Kington, Lyonshall, Clodock, Madley and Willesley, Herefordshire, Danorhangel [Llanfihangel] Crucorney and Llangua, co. Mon., and in p's All Saints and St Nicholas in and about the city of Hereford (further details regarding names of properties and their occupants and annual rents specified in schedules). Donated by R. George Davies, Ridgeway, Bellfountain Road, Crickhowell, Powys, in March 1984.

Abstract of title, 1852-1918, of the estate trustees of the Legal and General Life Assurance Society to premises known as The Tregaron Estate, in cos Card., Brec., and elsewhere in Wales.

Abstract Of Title, 1885-1919, of Baron Olof Rudolf Cederstrom to a m. called Pentre-Cribarth, part of the Craig-y-nos Castle estate in Ystradgynlais, co. Brec. Endorsed: 'Lot 1'.

Abstract Of Title, listing settlements and recovery, 1698-1753, of Richard Crowther, esq., and Bryan Crowther, esq., his son, relating to a cap. m. in p. Knighton, m's and lands in t 's Farrington, Cwmgila, Jenkinhales, p. Knighton, including the White Meadow, the Black Meadow, Standshaw, the Pigeon Close, the Harp, the Eight Acres, Holly Bush Meadow, the Pitts (tenants named), and m's and lands in p 's Llangynllo, Beguildy and Whitton. Endorsed: 'Copy made and sent to Mr Charles Humphreys 15 Septr 1773'.

Account Book of the manors of Oystermouth and Pennard, with the fees of Kittle, Lunnon, Trewyddfa and Bishopston, all in co. Glam. Endorsed: 'Surrender Book'.

Account of David Thomas, Maesgwindeg, of expenses incurred by ht Blaengwrach, [co. Glam.], in the case of Margaret Llewellyn in bastardy, 1828, payable by Llewellyn John, Hendre owen fawr.