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Lease 10 years by Sir Edward Mansell to John Williams, Jenkin Lewis, and Edward Nicholas, of liberty to work coal and coal mines on the land on the north side, and above the high road from Pile to Margam, in the manor of Margam and hundred of Trissent, at specified royalties, conditions and services. Signed by the grantor. Endorsed: Schedule of plant; an assignment to Jenkin Lewis, 13 Feb., 1702/3, signed and sealed; and undertaking by the said Jenkin to his assignors that they may cut coal for their own use.

Articles of Agreement between Sir Edward Mansell of Margam, in co. Glam., bart, and John Lucas of Stouthall, in p. Reynoldston, gent., gentleman, respecting coal-mines in p. Llanridian. Seal of arms: a fess between six annulets, Lucas.

Copy counterpart lease for 99 years by Bussy Lord Mansel, Baron of Margam, co. Glam., to Chauncy Townsend of London, esq., of the coals and coal pits, etc., opened or to be opened in p. Llansamlet, co. Glam., , paying five shillings for every weigh of coal raised, ten shillings for every long cord of coalpit wood, etc., with condition of supplying coal to the smelting works at White Rock in the same p., at a stipulated price, etc.

Counterpart lease for 11 years, if Lord Mansel does live so long by Thomas, Lord Mansel, Baron of Margam, an infant, and Thomas Cradock, gentleman, his receiver in chancery, to John Padmore of Bristol, millwright, and Walter Hughes of Swanzey, gentleman; of the veins and mines of coal and culm in Llanridian saltmarsh, in the parish of Llanridian, co. Glam., , at a royalty or payment of three shillings for every payable weight of coal or culm, each weight 'containing the number of baggs usually sold in the River of Burry.'.

Account of John Thomas of coals that have been shipped off the bar of Avan, showing date of vessels and masters' names, quantity, cost, amount paid, amount unpaid.

Memoranda of matters between Lord Mansell and Mr Matthew Price, respecting a restriction from working new veins [of coal], the sale of Kellybyon Manor, etc.

Counterpart lease for 31 years by the Rt. Hon. Bussy, Lord Mansel, Baron of Margam, and Rev. Thomas Talbot, to John Evan of Swansea, Joseph David the elder of Loughour, and Joseph David the younger, his son, of the coal mines, under the messuage called Keven Gorwidd in Loughour, Lordship of Landymore, at a royalty of 3s. 6d. for every 20s. received for coal sold by the lessees, etc. Endorsed: Areement between Jane Talbot and John Ivory Talbot, trustees of Thomas Mansel Talbot, and John Evan and Thomas Bowen of Llanelly, altering the royalty to 5s. for every wey of coal, 13 Nov. 1758.

Counterpart lease for 31 years by the Rt. Hon. Bussy, Lord Mansel, Baron of Margam, and the Rev. Thomas Talbot, to James Williams of Lanridian and others, of coal mines at and in the messuage and lands of Llodrog, Tir coch, etc., in Lanridian, at a royalty of 3s. 6d. for each weigh of coal raised, etc., with specified conditions.

1. Rev. Thomas Talbot of Margam, clerk. 2. Edward William of Lanridian and John Bowen of Killwnen-vawr. Counterpart lease for 21 years of the veins, mines, etc., of coal at or near the Wern in Lanridian, Gowers-Load in the same David Morris's late tmt, the Bryn, etc., at a royalty of 3s.6 for each weigh of coal raised, etc. Signature and mark. Seal.

Counterpart lease for 41 years by the Rt. Hon. Bussy, Lord Mansel, Baron of Margam, bart, and the Rev. Thos. Talbot, Rector of Collingbourn Ducis, to Thomas Davies of Avan, of coals and coal mines, under the tenement of Caia Seys in Avan, and under a field called Cae Cradock in Avan, at a royalty of 2s. 6d. for each weigh of coal raised, and other specified conditions.

Lease for 11 years by Thomas, Lord Mansel, Baron of Margam, aged 10 years, and Thomas Cradock, his Chancery receiver, to Mathew Price of Court Carney in Llandilotalybont, co. Glam., of veins and mines of coal and culm under waste grounds called Wern Fabian ycha, and, Wern Fabian ysha, and under a tenement called Gwayn Gyndrick, Parish of Lanridian, etc., at a royalty of three shillings for every payable weigh of coals in the Harboir or river of Burry, etc., with specified conditions. Endorsed: Memorandum explaining the object of the lease.

Draft lease for 11 years, determinable on the life of the lessor by Thomas, Lord Mansel, Baron of Margam, an infant, by Thomas Cradock, his Chancery Receiver, to Thomas Popkins of Forest, in the Parish of Llansamlett, of veins and mines of coal in Kevengorwith, in p. Loughour, , at a royalty of 3s. for every payable weigh of coal or culm.