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Bute Estate Records, Sub-sub-fonds
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Manors of Pen-tyrch and Clun,

Members of lp Miskin (see also M25) in p's Llanilltern (sometime hamlet and chapelry of p. St Fagans, and also known as Chapel), Llantwit Fardre, Pen-tyrch and St Fagans. For an appointment of bailiff, 1783, see M 33/419.

Monmouthshire Estate,

For receipts for money from manorial and borough officials, farmers of premises etc., 1588-1681, see M 1/175-544 and A 10. For a petition relating to a capital messuage in the manor of Ebboth, alias Greenfield (in parishes of Peterstone Wentloog, Rumney, St Brides Wentloog and St Woolloos), [c.1634], see M 45/7. For deeds relating to the manor of Bryn, alias Brynallt (in the parish of Undy), 1647-1672, see D 83/2-3. For surveys of the manor of Magna Porta (in the parish of Llanfihangel Llantarnam), 1660-84, see M 46/1.

North estate correspondence,

Letters relating to the estates of the North family in which John, marquis of Bute, had a life interest by virtue of his first wife, Maria, daughter and co-heiress of George North, earl of Guilford. Her share of her father's property comprised the 2,945 acre Kirtling estate in Cambridgeshire and the 350 acre Harlow estate in Essex. Maria died childless in 1841, and the estates reverted to the North family on the death of the Marquis of Bute in 1848.

Personal correspondence and papers of John, second marquis of Bute,

Letters mainly to John, Lord Dumfries, and, from 1814 second marquis of Bute, mainly from family, friends and political and ecclesiastical figures, letters relating to the management of family accounts and annuities, and letters relating to his English estates, including interests at Banbury and Wroxton, both in Oxfordshire, and at Luton, Bedfordshire. Originally bundled as 'Miscellaneous', the correspondence also includes petitions for assistance and applications for subscriptions, often including printed enclosures.

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