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Tredegar Estate Records, File
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Water mill (Trefethin) deeds

Original bundle of deeds and papers relating to a watergrist mill, kiln and land (0.25 a.)., and a piece of land called Cae Glan y dwr (1.5 covers Welsh measure), all adjoining the Afon Lwyd in the parish of Trefethin, Monmouthshire, bought in 1781 by John Morgan of Ruppera, esq., from John Jones of Trefethin, miller.

Warrants from Thomas Prothero, junr, chief steward of the manor of Wentlloog, to reeves of the member manors of Cogan ...,

Warrants from Thomas Prothero, junr, chief steward of the manor of Wentlloog, to reeves of the member manors of Cogan Fleming, Cogan Pembroke, English Dowlas, Welsh Dowlas, Duffrin, Ebboth, Fitz John de la Moor, Hencourt, Marshfield, and St Brides, Pencarne, Sutton, Wentlloog, and Youlton to summon certain tenants to appear at Courts Leet and Courts Baron to be held at the dwelling house of Thomas Thomas, victualler, at Castletown.

Warrants for distraining sent by Richard Hughes, steward of the manor of Brecon, to the bailiffs of p. Llywell, requiring ...,

Warrants for distraining sent by Richard Hughes, steward of the manor of Brecon, to the bailiffs of p. Llywell, requiring them to collect specified sums as directed, being heriots, alienations, fines, and amercements due to Thomas Morgan (to 1699; thereafter to John Morgan) of Tredegar, lord of the manor of Brecon.

Warrants for distraining sent by Richard Hughes, steward of the manor of Brecon, to the bailiffs of p. Devynnock, requiring ...,

Warrants for distraining sent by Richard Hughes, steward of the manor of Brecon, to the bailiffs of p. Devynnock, requiring them to collect specified sums as directed, being heriots, alienations, fines, and amercements due to Thomas Morgan (to 1699; thereafter to John Morgan) of Tredegar, lord of the manor of Brecon.

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