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Bute Estate Records, Sub-sub-fonds
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Manor of New Grange, co. Mon,

For a lease of premises in the manor of New Grange, 1694, used as a wrapper, see C 38/36. For an appointment of steward, 1715, see M 59/5.

Manor of Pen-carn, co. Mon,

Within the lordship of Wentloog and situated in p's Basaleg, Coedcernyw, Marshfield, Peterstone Wentloog and St Bride's Wentloog. For a memorandum relating to payments in the court of the manor, 1613, see M 45/8.

Manor of Pen-rhys,

In the parishes of Aberdare and Llanwynno. For notes relating to an estate, including the manor of Pen-rhys, [17 cent.], see M 41/22. For a survey, 1631, see M 25/5-7.

Manor of Rumney, co. Mon,

Within the lordship of Wentloog and situated in p's Marshfield, Peterstone Wentloog and Rumney. For deeds, 1575-1633, see D 57/1-4.

Manorial leases and agreements,

These leases, originally in the Bute tin boxes numbers 32-4, are for a variety of terms: lives, terms of years, and latterly yearly, and also include a large number of agreements to take leases. The bundles were organized by man. or groups of man's, and formerly contained a number of copies of court roll, which have been transferred to Class M, manorial records. A number of the remaining deeds may well relate to properties that had once been copyhold. A number also relate to properties represented by bundles in the main series of deeds, e.g. Cathays and Plas Turton in Cardiff. A number of man's are unrepresented, eg, Llyswyrny, Peterston and St Fagans, and Ogmore and Spittle, among others, appear to be under-represented.

Manorial rentals,

A number of once loose booklets and paper rentals, collections and accounts down to 1815 were at some stage bound together and numbered 1-13 (now R 6/1-2, 4-6, 9-10, 12, 16-17, 20, 25, 27). Vol. 1 (R 6/1) combines two rentals of 1595-6 covering various manors, starting with Senghennydd Supra and Neath Ultra respectively; vols 2-13 are gatherings by collection, some of them of a single manor, others of a number of manors. From 1816 (R 6/28) all the manorial rentals are brought together into a single volume, although various post-1815 drafts and duplicates survive from the various individual collections.

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