Title deeds relating to the parish of Skenfrith.
GB0218.D2833

 D2833/2 Grant 1. Philip Hastings Cecil, rector or vicar of par. Skenfrith, and his wife. 2. Thomas Stokes of Monmouth, gent. Consideration: £656 All the Advowson of the parish church of Skenfrith, and also all houses, buildings, glebe lands, tithes and hereditaments etc. 2 Feb 1790 

 D2833/4 Assignment 1. Thomas Stokes of town of Chepstow, gent., and Barbara his wife. 2. Alexander Jones of Usk, gent. Consideration: 10s. All the advowson of the parish church of Skenfrith, and all the tithes and glebe lands in par. Skenfrith. Term: residue of term of 21 years (starting from 5 Eecember 1790) 11 Jan 1810 

 D2833/6 Final Agreement 1. Alexander Jones, plaintiff. 2. Thomas Stokes and Barbara his wife, deforciants. The advowson of the church of Skenfrith. £200. 2 May 1813 

 D2833/8 Mortgage 1. Sir John Briggs of Blackbrook House, par. Skenfrith, baronet. 2. Benjamin Pugh of Russell Square, co. Mddx., gent. Consideration: £400 All the advowson of the parish church of Skenfrith together with parsonage house and outbuildings. Term: 1000 years All tithes. Term: residue of term of 21 years (created by indenture of 6 April 1810). Enclosed: marriage bond of 25 Feb 1819 between the above parties for £800. 25 Feb 1819 

 D2833/10 Covenant and Release 1. The Rev. Charles Cay of par. St. Pancra, co. Mddx., clerk. 2. Sir John Brigges late of Blackbrook, co. Mon., but now residing in island of Guernsey, baronet. Release from the contract or agreement for the purchase of the advowson, vicarage, livings and parish church of Skenfrith. 26 Jun 1827 

 D2833/13 Conveyance 1. Sarah Pugh of Bernard Street, Russell Square, co. Mddx., widow. 2. The Rev. Peter Henry De Lom of Millington Vicarage, co. York, clerk. Consideration: £1500. All that rectory, advowson and perpetual right of patronage of, in and to the rectory of parish church of Skenfrith, together with parsonage house, outbuildings, glebe lands, tithes of corn, grain, hay and wood. Secondly, 2 parcels of land (12a. 2r. 12p. and 5a. 1r. 27p) now united into 1 parcel called Cae Graig: and also all that parcel of arable land called Ten Acres (7a. 3r.), and also all that parcel of arable land called Hill Field (8a. 2r. 30p.); and also all that parcel of woodland called Upper Wood (4a.) 20p.); and also all that parcel of pasture land adjoining the said wood (1a.) and also all that other parcel of pasture land (1a.). all which said parcels of land are situate in par. Skenfrith. 13 Oct 1852 

 D2833/16 Lease/Mortage 1. John Crawford of Wilton Crescent, co. Mddx., esq. 2. Thomas Bentley of the Great Hermitage, near Rochester, co. Kent, esq., and John Scott of New Board Street, city of London, surgeon. Consideration: 5s/£5, 857 13s. All the manor of Blackbrook; and also all that capital messuage called Blackbrook; and messuages, lands, tenements, hereditaments etc. situated in the par. Skenfrith. Term: 1 year 1/2 May 1840 

 D2833/17 Release 1. Richard Crawfurd of Blackbrook, esq. 2. Richard Leathes Baker of Walton Place, Chelsea, co. Mddx., gent. Consideration: £1000. All the manor of Blackbrook; and also all that capital messuage called Blackbrook; and also messuages, lands, tenements, rents and hereditaments etc. situated in par. Skenfrith. together with Release - 26 Sep 1857 1. Richard Leathes Baker. 2. John Crawfurd now a widower. Consideration: £100. Properties as above 26 Sep 1846, 29 Sep 1846 

 D2833/19 Deed of Covenant 1. John Crawfurd of Wilton Crescent, co. Mddx., esq., widower. 2. Peter Rothwell Jackson of Bowden, co. Chester, esq. For production of title deeds relating to the Blackbrook Estate (the manor of Blackbrook; all that capital messuage called Blackbrook; and messuages, tenements, farms, lands and hereditaments etc. situated in par. Skenfrith) conveyed to P.R. Jackson by deed of equal date. 28 Sep 1857 

 D2833/22 Deed to Lead to the Uses of a Fine 1. John Prichard of par. Skenfrith, yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife; Susan Prichard, spinster, sole daughter and heir apparent of the said John and Elizabeth. 2. Thomas Harries the younger, son and heir apparent of Thomas Harries the elder of par. Skenfrith, blacksmith. 3. William Warnell of par. Skenfrith, yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife. 4. Thomas Rawlings the younger of par. Skenfrith, yeoman. All that messuage or tenement with appurtenances commonly called Lower Dock, and all houses, outhouses, gardens, buildings and orchards; and all of those 3 parcels of land, meadow and pasture (17a.); and also all those 2 other parcels of arable land (10a.) - all situated in par. Skenfrith. And all that other messuage or tenement with appurtenances, and barns, stables, buildings, gardens and orchards; together with 1 piece of meadow ground (6a.); and also one other piece of meadow called Gworloed (3a.); and also all those 8 parcels of arable land and pasture (48a.) - all situated in par. Grosmont. 20 Feb 1694 

 D2833/24 Lease 1. Thomas Harries the younger, son and heir apparent of Thomas Harries the elder of par. Skenfrith, blacksmith; the said Thomas Harries the elder; and Thomas Evans of Llangattock Vibon Avel, esq., son and heir of Walter Evans, esq., dec'd. 2. John Thomas of par. Llanvihangel Crucorney, gent., and John Bayley of par. St. Weynards, co. Hereford, yeoman. Consideration: 5s. Properties as in quitclaim of 1 Feb 1695 (D2833//22) Term: 1 year. 31 May 1706 

 D2833/26 Requisitions on Title of George Lloyd to hereditaments called Little Wern, par. Skenfrith. 27 Jan 1876 

 D2833/28 Conveyance 1. George Lloyd Gibralter Farm, par. Grosmont, farmer. 2. Peter Rothwell Jackson of Blackbrook, par. Skenfrith, esq. Consideration: £80. All that cottage and garden commonly called Little Wern otherwise Glory Hole situated near Nantyreath Farm in par. Skenfrith. 8 Feb 1876 

 D2833/30 Abstract of Title of George Lloyd to hereditaments called Little Wern in par. Skenfrith, 22 May 1860. 1876 

 D2833/32 Lease/Release 1. Henry Phillips of par. Grosmont, gent., and Thomas Carter of par. Skenfrith, gent. 2. Robert Williams of town of Monmouth, gent. Consideration: 5s./£298. All that newly erected messuage or tenement commonly called Nantthee otherwise Brook House with barns, beasthouses, stables, outhouses and buildings; and also all land arable, meadow, pasture and woodground (67a.) situated in par. Skenfrith; and also other hereditaments and premises comprised in indentures of lease and release dated 12-13 December 1800 (D2833/30). Term: 1 year. 19/20 Mar 1813 

 D2833/34 Release and Declaration 1. Thomas Carter of par. Skenfrith, gent., and Ann his wife. 2. Robert Williams of town of Monmouth, gent. Consideration: £1000. Release in fee of all that messuage or tenement, farm and lands commonly called Tyr Mayre, situated in par. Skenfrith; and also all that messuage or tenement with barn, stable, outhouses, buildings, yards, gardens, and orchards; and also the site of a cottage or dwelling house together with several parcels of arable, meadow and pasture land, wood and rough ground (50a.) - all which said premises are situated in par. Skenfrith. Declartion that the Brook House Estate already in mortgage to Mr Williams for securing £298 and interest shall stand charged with payment not only of that sum and its interest, but also with payment of the said sum of £1000 and interest. Enclosed: Bond 1. John Carter of par. Skenfrith, farmer, and Thomas Carter of par. Skenfrith, yeoman. 2. Ferdinand Meredith of par. Skenfrith, butcher. 100 guineas (Attached: notes stating that Thomas Carter promises to pay various sums of money to Robert Williams (approx. 10 items)). 1 May 1795 

 D2833/36 Release 1. Thomas Carter of par. Skenfrith, gent. 2. Robert Williams of town of Monmouth, gent. Consideration: £109. All that newly erected messuage or tenement and farm commonly called Nantthee otherwise Brookhouse, with barns, beasthouses, stables, outhouses and buildings; and also lands arable, meadow, pasture, and woodground (67a.); and also all that messuage or tenement, farm and lands commonly called Tyr Mayre; and also all that messuage or tenement with barn, stable, outhouses, buildings, yards, gardens and orchards, together with several parcels of arable, meadow, pasture land, wood and rough ground (50a.) - all which said premises are situated in par. Skenfrith. (Enclosed: 2 receipts dated 11 Nov 1819 and 17 Dec 1827). 18 Mar 1820 

 D2833/38 Lease 1. Rev. Thomas Williams, Rector of Llanvapley, clerk, and the said Thomas Williams, and James Powles of town of Monmouth, gent. 2. Annabella Williams of town of Monmouth, spinster. Consideration: 5s. All those 2 undivided third parts of 1 undivided moiety of all that newly erected messuage or tenement and farm commonly called Nantthee otherwise Brook House, with barn, beasthouse, stables, outhouses and buildings; and also all that land arable, pasture and wood ground (67a.); and also all that messuage or tenement, farm and lands commonly called Tyr Mayre; and also all that messuage or tenement with barn, stable, outhouses, buildings, yards, gardens and orchards, together with several parcels of arable, meadow, pasture land, wood and rough ground (50a.) - all of which said premises are situated in par. Skenfrith and known as the Brook House Farm (115a. 2r.). Term: 1 year Attached: Release - 1 May 1837 1. Rev. Thomas Williams, Rector of Llanvapley, clerk. 2. The said Thomas Williams and James Powles of town of Monmouth, gent. 3. Henry Bird of city of Hereford, surgeon, and Cassandra, his wife. 4. Annabella Williams of town of Monmouth, spinster. Consideration: £400. 2 undivided third parts of 1 undivided moiety of an estate called Brook House situated in par. Skenfrith. 30 Apr 1837 

 D2833/40 Conveyance 1. Annabella Williams of Monk Street, town of Monmouth, spinster. 2. Peter Rothwell Jackson of Blackbrook House, par. Skenfrith, esq. Consideration: £3000. All that messuage or tenement and farm with cottages, barns, stables, outhouses, parcels of land arable, meadow, pasture, orchard, and wood ground (formerly called Nantthee or Brook House, and Tyr Mayre) - all of which said premises are commonly called by the general name of Brook House Farm and are situated in par. Skenfrith (plan included). 5 May 1873 

 D2833/42 Abstract of Title of Miss Annabella Williams to the Brookhouse Farm in par. Skenfrith, contracted to be sold to P.R. Jackson, esq., 1 Oct 1834-12 Apr 1873. 1873 

 D2833/45 Conveyance of the share and interest of Mr and Mrs Davies in right of the latter in an estate called Nantareath or Oxbrook in par. Skenfrith, in consideration of an annuity of £25 for the life of John Davies and for the life of Ann Davies his wife in case she should survive him. 1. John Davies of the Red House, par. Llanvihangel Ystern Llewern, yeoman, and Ann his wife; and Ann Harris, spinster. 2. John Lloyd of Brynderi House, par. Llantillio Crossenny, gent. Consideration: annuity of £25 and 10s. All that one undivided third part or share and all other shares or parts to which the said John Davies and Ann his wife are entitled of and in - all that messuaage or dwelling house, farm and hereditaments heretofore called Old Oxes Brook or Nantyrhearn Ych Farm and now called Nantareath or Oxbrook situated in par. Skenfrith, together with several parcels of land arable, meadow and pasture (approx. 200a.) and outhouses, edifices, buildings, barns, stables, yards, gardens, orchards etc. Enclosed: certificate recording that Ann Davies appeared before 2 Commissioners (for taking the acknowlegements of deeds by married women) and produced an indenture of release dated 12 Mar 1844 made between John Davies and Ann his wife on the one part and John Lloyd of the other part (see above). 12 Mar 1844 

 D2833/47 Mortgage 1. John Lloyd of Llanvihangel Ystern Llewern, co. Mon., gent. 2. Edith Eliza King of town of Monmouth, spinster. Consideration: £539.15s. All that one undivided third part of all that messuage, farm and hereditaments called Nantareath or Oxbrook situated in par. Skenfrith, together with several parcels of land arable, meadow and pasture (200a.) and appurtenances. Term: 1000 years Together with: Assignment of Mortgage - 2 Jun 1866 1. David Thomas Morgan of Leytonstone, co. Essex., esq., James Pearce King of town of Monmouth, esq., and George Stonestreet Trower of Hyde Park Square, co. Mddx., esq. 2. John Lloyd formerly of Llanvihangel Ystern Llewern, but now of Hill Grove, near Abergavenny, gent. 3. Henry Morgan Clifford of Llantilio, co. Mon., esq. Consideration: £385.3s.4d. Transfer and assignment of all the estate and interest of the said David Thomas Morgan, James Pearce King and George Stonestreet Trower by virtue of the above indenture on 5 Mar 1856 and an indenture of 9 Aug 1856 of and in the sum of £1000, and of and in the term of 500 years, and in the hereditaments and premises upon which the said sum was secured. 5 Mar 1856, 2 Jun 1866 

 D2833/49 Mortage 1. Margaret Lloyd of Abergavenny, spinster. 2. Ann Phillips of the Horse Shoe in par. Llangattock Crickhowell, co. Brecon, widow. Consideration: £100. All that one undivided twelfth part of all that messuage or tenement, farm, lands and hereditaments called Nantyreath situated in par. Skenfrith (approx. 170a.); and also all that one undivided ninth part of the said messuage and hereditaments called Nantyreath with appurtenances. 5 Oct 1858 

 D2833/51 Mortgage 1. Edward Lloyd Powell of Abergavenny, gent. 2. William Lloyd of par. Raglan, gent. 3. Crawshay Bailey the younger of Nantyglo Iron Works esq., and Philip Williams of par. Llanwenarth, esq. Consideration: £400. All that one undivided sixth part of all that messuage or tenement and farm, parcels of land and hereditaments called Oxbrook or Nantareath Farm situated in par. Skenfrith with appurtenances. 16 Jun 1863 

 D2833/53 Mortgage 1. John Lloyd formerly of par. Llanvihangel Ystern Llewerm, but now of Hill Grove, near Abergavenny, gent. 2. Gordon Wyatt Clark of Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, Mddx., esq., and James Pearce King of town of Monmouth, esq. Consideration: £500. All that one undivided third part or share of and in all that messuage or dwelling house, farm and hereditaments now called Nantareath or Oxbrook situated in par. Skenfrith, together with several parcels of land arable, meadow and pasture (200a.) and appurtenances. Attached: Reconveyance - 24 April 1872 1. Gordon Wyatt Clarke of Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, Mddx., gent., and James Pearce King of town of Monmouth, esq. 2. John Farquhar Lloyd of Hyrle Cottage in par. Bridston, co. Hereford, gent. Consideration: £500. All the hereditaments and premises comprised in and granted and conveyed by the above mortgage deed of 5 Dec. 1866, freed and absolutely discharged from the principal sum of £500 and interest. 5 Dec 1866, 24 Apr 1872 

 D2833/55 Transfer of Mortgage 1. William Gwillim of Abergavenny, carpenter. 2. John Watkins of Whitecastle, par. Llantilio Crossenny, shoemaker. Consideration: £100. The sum of £100 and interest owed to William Gwillim; and the full benefit of the covenants entered into by the said Mary Watkins in an indenture of mortgage of 25 Mar 1870 (concerning 2 ninths parts of a messuage, farm, lands and hereditaments called Nantareath in par. Skenfrith, and all house, outhouses, buildings and appurtenances), and of all other securities for the same premises; and all the said hereditaments and premises. 27 Mar 1871 

 D2833/57 Requisitions of Title (copy) to a freehold estate called Nant-yr-yrch in par. Skenfrith. 19 Feb 1872 

 D2833/59 Statutory Declaration as to the title to Nant-Yr-Ych or Nantyreath Farm in par. Skenfrith, by James Sayce of Abergavenny, gent., William Lloyd of par. Raglan, gent., Mary Watkins of town of Carmarthen, widow, Margaret Morris wife of Richard Morris of Swansea, gent., and Anne Hodgens of Abergavenny, widow (Attached: vopy of marriage entry in par. registers of Llantilio Crossenny, 1869). 15 Jul 1872 

 D2833/61 Statutory Declaration as to the title to Nantyreath Farm, par. Skenfrith, by John Farquhar Lloyd of par. Bridstow and George Lloyd of par. Grosmont. 8 Aug 1872 

 D2833/63 List of Deeds etc. handed over to Mr Jackson on completion of conveyance dated 16 July 1872 re. Nantyreath 1706-1872. 1872 

 D2833/65 Mortgage 1. Thomas Walker of par. Rockfield, gent., and Mary his wife. 2. Elizabeth Betham of town of Monmouth, widow. Consideration: £30. All that cottage or dwelling house with appurtenances; all that garden and close of land (1a.), and also all those 2 closes of land with appurtenances (16a.) - all which said premises are situated in par. Skenfrith. And also all those 2 messuages, tenements or dwelling houses; and also all house, outhouses, barns, buildings, gardens, orchards etc. - situated in par. Rockfield. And also all that other messuage or tenement with appurtenances and houses, outhouses, barns, buildings, gardens, orchards etc. - situated in par. Skenfrith. Term: remainder of term of 500 years. 18 Oct 1730 

 D2833/67 Final Agreement (2 copies) 1. Henry Phillips, gent., plaintiff. 2. Thomas Carter and Ann his wife, deforciants. 1 cottage, 1 barn, 1 stable, 1 beasthouse, 1 cider mill, land (30a.), meadow (20a.), pasture (20a.), wood (7a.) with appurtenances in par. Skenfrith. £100. Apr 1801 

 D2833/69 Conveyance 1. William Jones the elder of town of Monmouth, yeoman, and William Jones the younger of par. Wolterstone, co. Hereford, yeoman (eldest sons and heir apparent of the said William Jones the elder). 2. Thomas Carter of par. Skenfrith, yeoman, and William Carter of par. Skenfrith, farmer. Consideration: £517 10s. Conveyance in fee to the mortgage of the equity of redmeption of premises in par. Skenfrith (specified in lease of 13 Jan 1803 D2833/68) which were mortgaged in fee. 14 Jan 1803 

 D2833/71 Common Recovery 1. William Phillpotts. 2. Henry [] Comyus Berkeley. 2 messuages, 1 beasthouse, 4 gardens, land (60a.), meadow (30a.), pasture (20a.), wood (20a.), furze and heath, and common of pasture (10a.) with appurtenances in par. Skenfrith. Trinity Term 1814 

 D2833/73 Mortgage 1. Thomas Carter of par. Skenfrith, gent. 2. Joseph Pomphrey Austin of Partyseal, co. Mon., esq. Consideration: £140. Sums of money (namely, £398, £1000 and £224) which by virtue of an indenture of release (8 May 1815) will become payable or due to Thomas Carter, after the trusts of the said indenture have been performed; and messuages, tenements, lands and hereditaments situated in par. Skenfrith and comprised in the said indenture. 26 Jul 1817 

 D2833/75 Conveyance 1. John Hinton of par. Skenfrith, yeoman. 2. William Hinton of the same place, labourer, a nephew of the said John Hinton. Consideration: £10 All that messuage, tenement or cottafe with garden, outhouses, buildings and appurtenances situated in par. Skenfrith. 4 Aug 1843 

 D2833/77 Appointment and Grant 1. William Richard Baker Sellon of Partyseal, co. Mon., esq., a Capt. in the Royal Navy. 2. Rev. Stephen Cattley Baker, clerk, vicar of par. church of Skenfrith. 3. Hon. John James Robert Manners commonly called Lord John Manners; Rev. Harcourt Skrine of Littleton, co. Mddx., clerk, and Rev. William Wyndham Malet of Ardeley, co. Hertford, clerk. Consideration: £600. Yearly rent charge of £34 0s. 5d. in lieu of tithes arising out of lands in par. Skenfrith (numbered on tithe map). 30 Apr 1850 

 D2833/79 Mortgage 1. Rev. William Speke, clerk, vicar of par. church of Skenfrith, and diocese of the bishop of Llanadff. 2. The Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne for the augmentation of the maintenance of the Poor Clergy. Consideration: 5s. and £300. All the glebe lands, tithes, rents, rent charges of parish of Skenfrith. Term: 35 years. (Attached: various papers, including: appointment of George Speke to receive money raised for 'promoting the residence of parochial clergy' (1856); consent by vicar of Skenfrith to the construction of buildings upon the Glebe of Skenfrith, and the borrowing of £300 by William Speke (1856); statement of account of the vicarage of Skenfrith (1856); declaration by George Speke that he is solely and absolutely possessed of the advowson of the vicarage of Skenfrith (1856)). 7 May 1856 

 D2833/81 Probate of Will (attested copy) of Anne Williams late of borough of Monmouth, dec'd. All her real and personal estate to her brother Thomas Williams and her two sisters Annabella Williams and Cassandra Bird. Executor: her brother, Thomas Williams. Witnessess: Jane Williams, Margaret Rosser, and Eliza Steel. 16 Apr 1873 

 D2833/83 Transfer of Mortgage 1. Sarah James of 16 High Street, Abergavenny, spinster. 2. Edward James Price of 16 Hiugh Street, draper. Consideration: £46 4s. Several sums of £23, £7 and £4 now owed to Sarah James affecting a cottage and garden situated in par. Skenfrith. 19 Jun 1878 

 D2833/85 Conveyance 1. Thomas Hinton of 4 Buckingham Place, Clifton, near Bristol. 2. Edward James Price of 16 High Street, town of Abergavenny, draper. 3. Peter Rothwell Jackson of Blackbrook, par. Skenfrith, esq. Consideration: £46 4s. All that messuage, tenement or cottage with garden, outhouses, buildings and appurtenances situated in par. Skenfrith. 28 Apr 1879 

 D2833/87 Collection of miscellaneous papers including: Agreement to relinquish all claim under will of John Lloyd 1843, 1843-1879 Succession duty accounts of John Farquhar Lloyd of par. Brampton Abbotts, and of J. Sayce, solicitor of Abergavenny, 1871, 1879. Copy certificates of burials of: Mary Edward of Llantilio Pertholey (12 Feb 1847); Benjamin Hodgens of par. Kilmally, co. Wexford, Ireland (15 Nov 1848); Thomas Hodgens of par. Clifton, city of Bristol (10 Mar 1865); and Rev. Benjamin Hodgens of par. Abergavenny (20 April 1859). Copy certificate of marriage of Richard Morris and Margaret Lloyd, par. St Ishmael, co. Carmarthen (24 Mar 1868). 1879