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Inventory of the goods and chattels distrained for rent due to the trustees named in the will of the late Thomas Mansel Talbot by Thomas Thomas of the parish of Margam.

1. Sackville Walter Lane Fox of Bramham, Yorkshire, esq. 2. George Lane Fox of Bramham Park, Yorkshire, esq. 3. Thomas Farrer of Lincolns Inn Fields, Middlesex, esq., and William Loxham Farrer of Lincolns Inn Fields, esq. Assignment and declaration of trust of a sum of £5,000 by way of a mortgage for securing £5,000 and interest.

1. Jenkin Rees of Taibach in Margam. 2. John Rees of p. Margam. 3. C. R. M. Talbot of Margam Park, esq. 4. Griffith Llewellyn of Baglan Hall. Mortgage by the said Jenkin Rees and John Rees to the said Griffith Llewellyn, as trustee for the said C. R. M. Talbot, of certain leasehold premises situate at Newton and in p. Margam, etc. Signatures and seals of the mortgages. Endorsed with memoranda of delivery of seisin, 9 Mar. and 20 Apr. 1835.

1. C. R. M. Talbot of Margam Park, esq., MP. 2. Griffith Llewelyn of Baglan Hall, esq. Mortgage for £2,000 re Tymaen Cornelly, consisting of a mansion house, cottage and garden, parcels of land (24 a.), closes called Home Meadow (6 a.), Wain Pwl (21/2 a.), the Croft (2 a.), divided by the Porthcawl Rail Road, Cae Gethin (1/2 a.), also so divided, The little acre (1 a.), the Bye (41/2 a.), Threckes (3 a.), and Rolling Down or Hallendown, all in South Cornelly in p. Pyle and Kenfig.

Appointment by the Rev. Calvert Richard Jones of Heathfield near Swansea, clerk, and Ann Harriet, his wife, formerly Ann Harriet Williams, Heathfield, of Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot of Margam Abbey, esq., MP as a Trustee of their Marriage Settlement in the place of Rev. Walter Jones Williams, late of St Johns College in the University of Oxford, esq., but now of Ystradgunlais Rectory, co. Brec., clerk, and Assignment of trust monies, with endorsement of 25 Feb. 1853 of the Assignment of Trust monies secured by a Bond and Covenant.

Re the disentailing, assurance, and resettlement of castles, manors, and rectories, etc., in co. Glam. and elsewhere (see No. 10380 dated 1 June 1861).

1. Rawleigh Addenbroke Mansel of Swansea, esq., and Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot of Margam, esq., MP. 2. Rev. Calvert Richard Jones of the city of Bath, Somerset, clerk. 3. John Wilkins Williams of 34 Bruton Street, Barkeley Square, Middlesex. Indemnity by 1 as trustees of a marriage settlement of 2 on payment of £4,000 by the above executors, with Order to pay £4,000 attached.

Promissory note by Rees Roderick, Eagle Inn, Port Talbot to pay C. R. M. Talbot, esq., MP the sum of £150.5.3.

Covenant to secure the repayment of £500 and interest between Spencer Perceval Talbot Nicholl of St Hilary, Cowbridge, Lieut. in HM Army, and C. R. M. Talbot of Margam Park, esq., MP.

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Court book of various manors preceded by a neatly prepared series of blank forms for accounts of Compotus for the year 1613, Michaelmas, - 1614, Michaelmas, for all the manors. The book having been apparently rejected for this purpose, was utilised in 1666 for the minutes of the Courts.

Very much decayed. Latin.

Presentment of jurors of survey of the manor of Laleston before Sir Edward Stradlinge and Sir Anthony Mansell, kts, and others, commissioners to Sir Lewis Mansell, kt and bart,lord of the manor.

Extent of the manor Havod y Porth and the grange of Havod y Porth giving and the names of tenants, rents, dues, etc.

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Extracts from the court rolls of Tythegston manor (with Horgro, Stormy, Laleston and Langewith), relating to various matters including going to the village of Tythegston to settle marks and meares between the lordship of Richard Lougher and that of Sir Edward Mansel, bart, about a little house in the tenure of Thomas Stradling.

Extracts from the court roll of the manor of Margam and Havod y Porth, concerning the bounds between the lordships of Margam and Aberavan, and 'the ancient meares by the sea' and relating to the water between Havod y Porth and Brombell.

Boundaries of the manors of Havod y Porth, Margam, and part of Kenfigg, p. Margam, surveyed by the jury for the manors of Havod y Porth and Margam'. The boundaries begin at the low sea mark on the river of Kenfigg, and includes the further bank of the river of Avan, along the low sea mark to Kenfig river, etc. [This is apparently a new form of the manorial boundaries.].