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1748-51 And 1757 only. Enclosed loose: a poem in Welsh beginning 'Farddorion union anian ar Dewrion ymma'r Donn ...', Evan William, Pen-tyrch, 27 Nov. 1784.

Duplicate.

Also chief rent collection books, 1788-1802.

Duplicate.

Also abstracts of leases, Dec. 1758 - July 1771.

The deeds include leases of a moiety of a water grist mill and a tucking mill near Caerphilly Castle, and burgages and land in bor. Caerphilly, 1578-1715 (D231/3, 5, 41, et seq.), the pasture and herbage of the wood and woody ground called Okenham (60 a.), p. Whitchurch, and the site and soil of the castle of Caerphilly, 1583 (D231/6), the church or chapel and tithes of Llanfabon, 1603 (D231/8), a moiety of the tithing lambs of p. Eglwysilan, 1603 (D231/9), licence to dig for coal or stone in any of the commons, wastes or forests of Senghennydd Supra, Senghennydd Subtus, Rydri and Whitchurch, 1611-1741 (D231/16, 50, 85, et seq.), a water grist mill called Melyngilla, p. Gelli-gaer, 1612-1741 (D231/21-2, 90), two dwelling houses, two gardens and land (140 a. Welsh measure) called Yskwith Gwynn and Werne Dwyne, p. Gelli-gaer, 1613-1754 (D231/26, 73, 107), and the parsonage of Eglwysilan, with the chapels of Llanfabon and St Martin by Caerphilly, 1627-36 (D231/38-40), the market house called Marchnady Wayne and adjoining land (20 a. Welsh measure), and the tolls and profits of fairs and markets of Merthyr Tydfil, 1659-1743 (D231/42-6, 60-4, 98), a m. and land (5 a. Welsh measure) called Cae Griffith Howell or Ysgol Wen, p. Gelli-gaer, 1681 (D231/51), the court house and the tolls and profits of fairs and markets at Caerphilly, 1681-1715 (D231/52, 77), the ruinous grist mill called Griffiths Mill and two parcels of adjoining land in p. Whitchurch, 1693-1715 (D231/65, 67, 78), the coal and iron under Caerphilly and Rudry commons 1763 (D231/115), a parcel of waste or inclosed land (23 a.) and the coal and iron ore under the commons of p's Merthyr Tydfil and Gelli-gaer above the river Caeach, 1763 (D231/116; endorsed 'The Dowlais Iron Works') and a lease from Capel Hanbury of Pontypool Park, esq., to the Marquis of Bute of Tir Evan William (95 a.) and Duffrin Rhymni Farm (156 a.), 1820 (D231/123; plan attached). Seals include those of David Kemys of Cefnmabli, 1610 (D231/12), and Philip, earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, 1677 (D231/49).

The deeds include a copy lease of the fishery and water of the river Taff from Newbridge to Pont y Stickel with liberty to erect furnaces and forges, 1763 (D232/50), consent of the commoners to the granting of a lease to Richard Rowland to build a house on Rudry Common together with the lease, p. Rudry, 1781 (D232/53-4), a lease of the two cottages under one roof called Ffunnon Taf or Taffs Well, p. Eglwysilan, 1802-3 (D232/69), a lease of the pounds of Senghennydd Subtus, and of the pasturage and herbage of Caerphilly Castle, 1824 (D232/165) and leases of the cottage called Clwyd y Gernos, later the Black Cock Inn, p. Eglwysilan, 1823-1904 (D232/104, 175-6).

Schedules of, and receipts for, deeds and documents.

Schedules prepared by the Bute estate office to the contents of the tin boxes in which the archive was formerly held, amended by NLW staff, with other papers from which the NLW Preliminary Schedule was prepared. Box 23 Conveyances, 1702-95. Box 24 Conveyances, 1800-24. Box 25 Conveyances, 1824-34. Box 26 Conveyances, 1835-67. Box 27 Conveyances, 1863-1900. Box 28 Conveyances, 1870-97. Box 29 Conveyances, 1899-1914. Box 33 Parcel 11. Box 35 Exchanges, 1791-1889. Box 63 Packets A-i, including Afan Wallia, Bishopston, Coety Anglia, Kenfig, Llangynwyd, Llyswyrny, Neath, Ogmore, Rhosili, St Andrews, Swansea, and Tir Iarll. Box 82 man. Leckwith. Box 83 man's Llys Tal-y-bont, Cardiff, Roath Dogfield, etc. Box 84 man. Llanblethian, also Edeligion and Magna Porta. Box 85 man. Llanmaes Bedford and Malefant. Box 86 man's Boverton, Llantwit and Llantwit Raleigh. Box 87 lp Ruthin. Box 88-89 lp Miskin. Box 90 lp Glynrhondda. Box 91-92 lp Senghennydd. Box 93 General Manorial. Box 99 General Manorial. Box 124 Pwllypant estate of William Evans Williams. Box 126 co. Mon. man's, packets A-r, U-v, Aa. Box 132 Packets A, E, I-n.