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A collection book and a ledger relating to rents in Wesley Buildings; collector, W. Henney.

A survey ('callender') of landlords, tenants and acreages in the parish of St Mellons (1751 a. in all), valued at 3s. 4d. an acre, and compiled by Henry Edwards; a list of the parishes and acreages subject to the Wentlloog hundred level tax of 2d. an acre (5291 a. in all); and at the rear of the volume, a survey of lands of William Morgan, esq., valued at 3s. 4d., 4s. and 5s. an acre.

Presentments of the manor of Wentlloog, including warrants to summon the tenants of the manors of Sutton, 1879, and of Cogan Fleming, Dyffreyn, Hengwrt & Marshfield, St Brides and Youlton, 1880.

Presentments of the manor of Wentlloog and other papers, including warrants to summon the tenants of the manors of Dyffryn, English Dowles and Welsh Dowles, 1871, and a memorandum of heriots, 1872-1875.

Original bundle, including warrants to the reeves of Cogan Fleming, Cogan Pembroke, Dyffryn, Ebboth, English Dowles, Fitz John de la Moor, Hengwrt & Marshfield, Pen-carn, St Brides, Sutton, Wentlloog and Youlton, and to the petty constable of St Mellons; presentments of the petty constables of Betws, Coedcernyw, Llanfihangel-y-fedw, Malpas, Marshfield, St Brides, St Mellons and St Woolloos; lists of resiants in Betws, Coedcernyw, Graig, Llanfihangel-y-fedw, Marshfield, St Brides, St Mellons and St Woolloos; and lists of Tredegar tenants in Wentlloog and its members.

Original bundle of presentments, accounts, particulars, surrenders, letters of attorney, and drafts and copies of documents relating to the manor of Wentloog and its members, including a survey of the tenants of Caldicot West End, [1621x1650]; the presentment of an unnamed manor, 1623; a list of herits and reliefs due in an unnamed manor, 1655; an account of the freehold lands of Sir William Morgan in the lordship of Wentloog in the parishes of Betws and Malpas, [pre-1653]; a survey of the late Earl of Pembroke's Monmouthshire estate in the manors of Usk, Abercarn, Machen, Wentloog, Caerleon, Malpas & Medelgyf, Tryleg, Welsh Dowles & English Dowles, Newport, Stow, Pencarn, and Cogan Pembroke, to be sold by decree of Chancery, and a preparatory valuation, including present rents, and improvements after one, two and three lives, [c.1668?]; an account, and copy, of John Lewis, esq., to John Morgan, esq., for arrears of chief rents in Llanrumney in the manors of Wentloog, Youlton, Welsh Dowles, Ebboth, including lists of reeves, 1763-1791; an account book of chief rents in the manors of Caldicot West End and Shirenewton, 1766; and an account for fees in Abercarn court, 1785.

The file comprises a suit roll of the manor of Wentlloog with its members, Cogan Fleming, Cogan Pembroke, Dyffryn, Ebboth, English Dowles, Fitz John de la moor, Hengwrt & Marshfield, Pencarn, St Brides, Sutton, Welsh Dowles and Yolton, 1778-87, and lists of petty constables and headboroughs sworn in the parishes of Basaleg, Betws, Coedcernyw, Llanfihangel-y-fedw, Malpas, Marshfield, Peterstone, St Brides, St Mellons and St Woolloos.

Volume containing copies of presentments and notices in the manor of Wentlloog and members.

Court book of the manor of Wentlloog and members.

Court book of the manor of Wentlloog and members.

An account of chief rents received by W. Llewellin for the use of Charles and John Morgan, esqs, in Wentlloog and members.

A printed rental survey of the chief rents in the manor of Wentlloog and members, unused except for a few amendments. Chief tenants include Sir Charles Kemeys Tynte (c.1710-1785), the heirs of Morgan Morgan of Llanrumney, Howell Powell, curate of Penteri, and Charles Van. esq.

An undated printed rental survey of the chief rents in the manor of Wentlloog and members, unused except for a few amendments. The volume dates from temp. Sir Charles Kemeys Tynte (c.1710-1785), bart, Hon. Charles Morgan, esq. (1736-1787 and 1760-1806), and Herbert Mackworth, esq., Charles Van, esq.

Rental of chief rents due in the manors of Cogan Fleming, Cogan Pembroke, Dyffryn, Ebboth, English Dowles, Fitz John de la Moor, Malpas, Mendelgyf, Pen-carn, Redcastle, Sutton, Welsh Dowles, Wentlloog, and Yolton. The left-hand side of each opening of the volume is a printed list of chief rents due to Sir Charles Morgan, lord of the manor at Michaelmas 1795, as settled by `the survey and rental' by Evan Phillips, June 1795. The right-hand side of the opening has a column for the arrears at Michaelmas 1802, and annual columns, 1803-1811, of receipts (?from the farmers) of the chief rents. There is an index to the manors. This volume is a fair copy of MM 3/11.

A journal of chief rents, fines and heriots received from the manors of Basaleg, Cogan Fleming, Cogan Pembroke, Ebboth, English Dowles, Fitz John de la Moor, Hengwrt & Marshfield, Machen, Mendelgyf, Pen-carn, Redcastle, St Brides, Sutton, Tredegar manors, Wentlloog, Welsh Dowles, and Yolton, and expenditure on court leets, postage, expences, salaries and payments to Sir Charles Morgan. Pasted to the front fly-leaf is a printed rental (£229-9-6) of the estate late of Hugh Jones, esq., dec. There are two loose papers enclosed, an account of the chief rents in the manors of Wentlloog, Yolton, Welsh Dowles and Ebboth due from Rev. John Lewis to Sir Charles Morgan, 1804, and an account of a fine and heriot in the manor of English Dowles due to Sir Charles Morgan on the death of William Jones of Clytha, esq., dec. MM 3/13 is a fair copy of this account.

The account of Hugh Jones with Charles Morgan, esq., for chief rents, heriots, alienations and fines received in the Monmouthshire estate, including in the manors of Basaleg, Cogan Fleming, Dyffryn, Ebboth, English Dowles, Fitz John de la Moor, Hengwrt and Marshfield, Machen, Malpas, Mendelgyf, Pen-carn, Redcastle, St Brides, Sutton, Wentlloog, Welsh Dowles, Yolton, and in the parish of Peterstone.

A settled account for chief rents in the manors of Wentlloog, Pencarn, Yolton, Cogan Pembroke, English Dowles, Ebboth, Welsh Dowles, Fitz John de la moor, Sutton, Cogan Fleming, Dyffryn, Malpas, Mendelgyf, Redcastle, Hengwrt & Marshfield, Pencarn, and Basaleg. An account for 1779 is pasted inside the front cover, including arrears dating back to 1749. The body of the volume consists of the accounts of Hugh Jones, 1774-1777 (ff.1-5), and Evan Phillips, 1778-1785 (ff.6-16). At the rear of the volume (ff.17-20) are lists of the reeves of the various manors, 1763-1771, in the case of Basaleg, 1740-1776, and the sums due from them. The account was settled between Evan Phillips and Sir Charles Morgan in 1793.