Dangos 1215 canlyniad

Account book, 1850-1858, of disbursements on Aberpergwm colliery, containing details of wages and work done.

A volume containing a record of coal production at Aberpergwm Colliery, 1864-1866.

Letters, 1888-1894, to Morgan S. Williams, Aberpergwm, and accounts and other papers, 1882-1895, relating to the administration of the Aberpergwm estate in South Wales, Devon and Oxfordshire, including Barnstables Farm in East Hanney, Berkshire (now Oxfordshire).

1. Jenkin Williams of Aberpergwm, co. Glam., gent., Angharad his wife, and William Williams [--];. 2. [William] Pryce of Brytton Ferye, esq.;. 3. Hopkin David Edwardes of Swanzey, and Morgan Leison of Lantwyt by Neath, gent's. Agreement before the marriage of the said William Williams and Marye Penry, widow, sister of the said William Pryce, for the settlement of m's and lands called Tal y kwnnws and Maes Gwynn and the customary m's and lands in lp Neath Ultra called Maes llen Mirick, Gwerne y karw, Mayes y llwnnk, Abernant y Rhiddallt, Pant y gwartheg, and all those tmt's being parcel of a tmt of lands called Aberpergw[m] called Pyllva'r gyllnos, blaenpergwm, nant yr ewig, tyr nant hir and tyr carllwr, and two customary tmt's and lands called [Aberpergwm?] and Tyr llyne. Imperfect. Damaged by rats.

1. Joseph Constance of St Briavells, Gloucestershire, butcher;. 2. John Constance, son of the said Joseph Constance of the said p., butcher. Assignment of the remainder of a lease of a house, shop [--] in said p. St Briavells after the death of the said Joseph Constance.

1. William Gough of Wilsbury, gent., and Barbara Catchmay of Huelsfield, widow, both of St Brevills, Gloucestershire;. 2. Joseph Coulstone of St Brevills aforesaid, butcher. Counterpart Lease for 100 years of a barn and stable belonging to the capital m. commonly called the Great House in St Brevills aforesaid wherein Edward Jones, clerk, dec., late minister of the said p. formerly lived, and also part of the folder adjoining the said barn and stable and also the garden or spot of ground at the end of the orchard belonging to the said m., all which paid premises are situate near the church in St Brevills.

1. Jenkin Llewellyn of Cadoxton juxta Neath, co. Glam., yeoman;. 2. David Llewellyn of Lantwit juxta Neath, yeoman. Articles Of Agreement for the conveyance of a copyhold tmt of lands called Aberclwyd ycha in the manor of Neath Ultra.

1. Thomas James of Warrens, p. Lidney, Gloucestershire, esq.;. 2. John Sheare of Wollaston, yeoman. Lease for 99 years of a m., barn and orchard lying in Kainsome within p. Wolaston aforesaid beside the highway from Kainsome to Hyelffeild and also three parcels of land belonging called Barne Close, Dry lease, and Mellyn, adjoining a brook called Wivards brooke, and also one pasture called Wolastons patch.

1. Charles Gough of Wilsbury, p. St Briavells, Gloucestershire, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife, and William Gough, their eldest son and heir;. 2. Richard Ireland of p. Woolaston, husbandman. Lease for 6 years of the m., barn, stable, court, fold, garden and orchard wherein John Ireland now lives situate at Upper end in said p. Woolaston, a close of meadow ground adjoining, two pieces of pasture ground called the paddocks, a piece of pasture ground called whorable, four swathes of meadow ground lying in the Spitt in Corhouse field, three quarters of an a. meadow ground in Clanny mead, two and a quarter a. of arable land lying in Middle field, one and a half a. of arable land lying in Little field, a piece of pasture called Smoaky Land, with all houses, rights of common, etc., to the said m. and premises belonging (except the parlour chamber in the said m. or the chamber over the hall with the chimney in it with liberty of ingress and egress from the said chamber at the choice of the said Elizabeth Gough and also to the well to fetch water, and to the said Charles Gough to the cidermill to make cider of such fruit only as shall grow in his estate).

1. Mawd Thomas of p. Cadoxton juxta Neath, co. Glam., widow;. 2. David Llewellyn, son of the said Mawd Thomas, of Lantwit juxta Neath, yeoman. Bond to secure the payment of an annuity of £2.10.0 to the said Mawd Thomas, in consideration of her customary tmt of lands called Aberclwyd ycha in the manor of Neath Ultra.

1. Christopher Portrey of Yniskedwyn, p. Ystradgynlais, co. Brec., esq.;. 2. John Morgan of p. Languicke, co. Glam., yeoman. Lease for 99 years (or three lives) of a m. and tmt of lands called Tyr Pentwyne, p. Languicke aforesaid (coal and timber excepted). Duties refer to the water corn mill called y velyn ycha, the tucking mill at a place called y gernoes and the forge of Christopher Portrey.

1. Charles Gough of Wilsbury, p. St Briavells, Gloucestershire, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, and William Gough of the same, their eldest son and heir, gent.;. 2. Robert Game of p. Wollaston, husbandman. Lease for 99 years (or 3 lives) of a close of arable land called the Furr Lease, p. Wollaston.

1. Thomas Mansel, gent.;. 2. Jenkin Lewis Rees ab Owen Jenkin ab Rees and Griffith Lewelin, parishioners of Glyncorugg, co. Glam. Lease for 21 years of the tithes and obventions of the parcel of Glyncorugg in said p. Glyncorugg together with the parsonage house and the little meadow thereunto belonging. Details of customary tithes appended. Copy.

1. Joyce Gough of Bleisdon, Gloucestershire, widow of Richard Goughe, gent., dec.;. 2. Richard Tyler of Goodrich, Herefordshire, Thomas Morgan of Hurst, Gloucestershire, George Kann of the city of Gloucester, gent's, Dorothye Goughe of Wilsburye, p. St Bryavells, Gloucestershire, widow, and Blanch Goughe, daughter of the said Dorothye Goughe, spinster. Agreement for the payment of the outstanding debts of Warren Gough, dec., out of the profits of that ground called nedgfield, the waine house meadow, and heaven gate lease, upon the death of the said Dorothy Goughe and for the payment of an annuity of £3 to Blainche Goughe.

1. Richard Williams of Aberpergwm, p. Cadoxton juxta Neath, co. Glam., gent., Mary Williams of the same, widow, William Williams, brother of the said Richard and son of the said Mary, Henry Harper of Newbridge, co. Mon., gent., and Cecill his wife, Mary Williams and Katherin Williams, spinsters, daughters of the said Mary Williams;. 2. David Morgan of Llantrissiant, and Morgan Evan of p. Eglwysylan, both of co. Glam., gent's. Settlement before the marriage of the said Richard Williams and Tabitha Jones, spinster, daughter of Katherine Jones of Ddyallt, p. Llanwnio, co. Glam., widow, of a m. and tmt of lands called Maes Gwyn and a parcel of land called Tal y Kwmuor, all in p. Glyn Corruck, co. Glam., and customary held m's, tmt's and lands in the manor of Neath Ultra called Aberpergwm, Tir y Lleyne, Maes y Llwnck, Maes Gwyn, Maes Llen Meirick, Gwain y Karw, Pillva yr Gylynnos, Tir y Karllwr and Klyn y mwyn, Tyle Pergwm, Pant y fynon Vair, Abernant yr Hyddalt, Blaen Pergwm and Nant yr Ewyg.

1. William Gough of Wilsbury, p. St Briavells, Gloucestershire, gent., and Mary, his wife;. 2. Elizabeth Wytt of Ruddle, p. Newnham, widow;. 3. George Bond, esq., and William Bond, gent., both of Redbrooke, p. Newland. Feoffment to uses, being a mortgage for £120, of a parcel of arable and pasture ground called Nedge Feilde, p. St Briavells aforesaid. Deed annexed, dated 24 Feb. 1701/2, assigning the said mortgage to John Symons of Clowerwall, gent.

1. William Williams of p. Devynnock, co. Brec., and Lewis Williams, son and heir apparent of the said William Williams, gent's;. 2. Lewis Havard of Devynnock aforesaid and John Williams of p. Ystradvelltey, gent's. Settlement before the marriage of the said Lewis Williams and Alice Price of p. Llandilo'r vaen, co. Brec., widow, of the capital m. and lands called Tir Blaen Cray, p. Devynnock, a m. and lands called Tir y Neyadd, p. Cantref, two meadows called Tir y wayn velen and Eskyr y Kellveinen, p. Ystradvelltey, and m's and lands called Tir issa, Tir Howell Dew, and Tir Cenol, p. Devynnock.

1. Griffith ab Evan of Penbwch, p. Llantrissent, co. Glam., yeoman;. 2. Gervase Powell of p. Lantrissent aforesaid, gent. Grant To Uses, being a settlement after the marriage of the said Griffith ab Evan and Margarett his now wife, sister in law of the said Gervase Powell, of the m. called Penbwch Ycha, wherein David Griffith, dec., father of the said Griffith ab Evan, formerly lived and wherein the said Griffith ab Evan now dwells, and parcels of land called yr Hendre wrth y tuy, tair Erw cochon, y Dwy Erw Domlid, y Trichwarter drycheven y Tuy, y Brin, yr Escer, y Dwy Erw wynion, y Gelli Vach, and y Trench bach, all in p. Lantrissent aforesaid.

1. Griffith Evan of p. Lantrissent, co. Glam., yeoman, and Margarett his wife;. 2. Mary Gibbon of p. Langeinor, spinster. Release, being a mortgage for £80, of m's and lands called Penbuch ycha, and parcels of land called yr Hendre wrth y Ty, Tair Erw Cochon, y ddwy Erw ddwrllyd, y Tri chwarter drecheven y Ty, y Bryn, yr Esger, y ddwy Erw wynion, y Gelli vach and y Trench bach, all in p. Lantrissent aforesaid. [cf. names in No. 2525 of 17 June 1694.].