1 Griffith ap Jevan, gent., plaintiff. 2 John Vaughan, kt, and Margaret, his wife, defendants. Final Concord in a Fine levied in a Court of Great Sessions held at Carmarthen upon one m. and twenty five a. of land in Llanelly. Latin.
Estreat from the Court Rolls of man. Pennard and the ffee of Trewiddva of a surrender by Thomas Price of Penllergare, p. Llangevelach, co. Glam., and Mary, his wife, by their attorney, of minerals, spring and mining rights under his customary tmt and lands, etc., called Tyr y chaw yr heol alias Trewiddva Issa in Llangevelach aforesaid, with right to erect buildings, etc., in fields called Kae Shybbor and Kaer Garre (not exceeding four a. of ground), etc., etc., to be reconveyed to George Owen.
Estreat from the Court Rolls of man. Pennard and the ffee of Trewiddva of a surrender by Thomas Popkins of Forest, co. Glam., esq., and Robert Popkins of Swanzey, co. Glam., esq., his eldest son, and Rebecca, his wife, by their attorney, of customary m's called Tyr dan yr heol and Bryth tir and minerals and springs in Langevelach in the ffee of Trewiddva, to be reconveyed to George Owen for a term specified in a lease dated Nov. 20th 1735.
1 Henry, Duke of Beaufort, etc., etc. 2 George Owen of Hendre, co. Pemb., esq. Draft of a lease of thirty years of mineral waters, etc., under commons and parcels of lands called Craig Trewyddva, Mynidd Carn Llwyd and Treboeth, all in Llangevelach, co. Glam.
L. W. Dillwyn to John Llewelyn, esq., Penllergare,
Wishes his consent for the terms of agreement he has concluded with Raby [concerning coal mines].
William Gwyn to John Llewelyn, esq., Penllergare, nr Swansea. Further business matters connected with the collieries.
Statement of rent due from General Warde to the late J. Llewelyn, esq., from Michaelmas 1805 to Christmas 1813 [from colliery].
Alexander Raby to John Llewellyn, esq. Discussing further terms concerning the proposed coal mines, etc.
Tweddill to John Llewelyn. Business matters connected with the colliery.
Tweddele to L. W. Dillwyn, esq., [?Willows], Swansea, S. Wales. Discussing difficulties in connection with the colliery.
L. W. Dillwyn to George Warde, esq,
Notice to quit m's, etc., in Llanelly, co. Carm.
Account of money due under a bond plus solicitor's and officer's expenses to the execution of the late John Llewelyn, esq., from George Warde, esq.
Memoranda relating to terms upon which the coal veins might be based,
Parcel 18, No. 22 - Parcel 18, No. 43 were all enclosed in the same bundle.
J. Llewelyn to L. W. Dillwyn, esq., Swansea,
He feels inclined to lower his terms as he wants to have the colliery opened, etc.
Part of a Case [concerning the Spitty Colliery, Llanelly] sent to Mr Roupel for advice,
Will (Probate given at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury) of Jane Griffith, late of Abergwilly, co. Carm., widow, and administration granted to Anthony Jones.