Lewis, Sarah and Thomas, Pentwyn Farm, Mynyddislwyn, deeds and documents 1765-1939
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 D298/1/1 Letters of Administration of goods and chattels of The Rev. Henry Burgh to his widow Mary Burgh. Aug 1765 

 D298/1/3 Grant of letters of Administration of unadministered goods and chattels of Henry Burgh of Monmouth to Amy Powell, widow, surviving executrix of Will of Mary. Feb 1787 

 D298/1/5 Certificate of granting of probate of the will of Christopher Anstey esq. late of Harnish House, Harding Huish co. Wiltshire. Nov 1805 

 D298/1/8 Assignment of terms of years 1. Arthur Anstey Calvert of Lincolns Inn county Middlesex B. at L. (late Arthur Anstey) 2. John Hodder Moggeridge now Woodfield parish of Mynyddyslyn co. Monmouthshire, esq. 3. Richard Perkins of Penmain parish of Mynyddyslyn, esq. and Elizabeth Hawkins Perkins his wife late Elizabeth Hawkins Moggeridge, spinster. 4. Thomas Prothero of town of Newport co. Monmouthsire, gentleman. Properties mentioned include Lower Rhew Sir Daffydd, Tuescoed farm, Ynyssd farm, all in parish of Mynydduslwyn. Machan farm parish Machan, Penrhew colliery, Reed Lewton farm parish Bassaleg, bed and waters of river Sirhowy. 5 May 1820 

 D298/1/10 Depostion of Mary Jones, Monmouth, widow as to the death of Charles Burgh in or about February 1778 at Monmouth and that to the best of her belief he was never married. 31 Aug 1820 

 D298/1/12 Affidavid ot Mary Jones of town of Monmouth, widow, as to Maria Burgh, the wife of Thomas Johnes and daughter of later Henry Burgh of Monmouth, dying, according to the belief of the deponent without issue, at the city of Bath in 1782. 21 Oct 1820 

 D298/2/1 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarne Surrender and Admittance 1. Rees Thomas parish of Bedwas, yeoman. 2. Williams Jenkins of Mynyddislwyn, yeoman. Messuage, one barn, two cowhouses, one stable, one slaughter house and four pieces of land, called Coit Cae, y Wain, With heol y Caishad, Cae yr Skybor and the Croft, in the parish of Mynyddysloyne containing 6 covers, between the lands of John Harry, the lands late of Henry Rees, a certain lane called Heol y Caishad and the highway leading from Pontlanfraith towards Crosspermaine. Rent 8d. 13 Feb 1782 

 D298/2/3 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarne Surrender and Admittance 1. Howell Howells of parish of Bedwellty. 2. Willliam Jenkins of parish of Monythusloyne. Property in parish Mynyddislwyn as in Surrender dated 31 May 1799. Rent 8d per annum. Fine 8d. 11 Feb 1803 

 D298/2/5 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender and admittance 1. Thomas Evans of Monythusloyne, gentleman. 2. William Jenkins of Monythusloyne, yeoman. Property in parish of Mynyddislwyn as in surrender of 31 May 1799.(D298/2/2). Rent 8d. per annum. Fine 8d. 2 Oct 1805 

 D298/2/7 Depostiton by Philip David of parish of Mynyddslwn, yeoman. Concerning the copyhold estate known as Penmain late property of William Jenkins in parish Mynyddslwn. 26 Jun 1820 

 D298/3/1 Marriage Settlement 1. The Rev. Wyndham Lewis of New House, parish Llanishen co. Glamorgan, clerk. 2. Samuel Price of Park co. Glamorgan,esq. and Thomas Lewis of Lanishen House parish Lanishen, esq. 3. The Rev. Jerves Powell parish Lanvigan co. Brecon, clerk and Henry Morgan of town of Caerleon, gentleman. 4. Mary Price of Park co. Glamorgan spinster, daughter of Samuel Price. Marriage between Wyndham Lewis and Mary Price. £2000. Capital messuage and mansion house called New House or Drainon Penygraig situate in parish of Whichurch and Llanishen County Glamorgan, of a yearly value of £60. Mansion House called Keven Carna in parish Eglusysilan co. Glamorgan value £45 per annum and in occupation of William Edward Edward. Messuage and Appurtenances containing 52 acres situate in Kevencoed in parish of Llanedarne co. Glamorgan in occupation of Ann John value £25 per annum. Other property mentioned includes - messuage called Deedlaes parish Llanishen; William Rowlands Farm prish Llanishen; William Jenkins Farm parish Lysvane; Richard Thomas Farm parish Lysvane; premises in Ely parish Llandaff; Tyre dan y Pentre parish Gellgare, Tyr Mary Walters parish Gellygare and Tyr pen y castell; Leys pen twyn parish Myinddysloin county Monmouthshire. 16 Apr 1768 

 D298/3/3 Certificate of burial of Gervas Powell at Llanharran Church county Glamorgan signed by D. Griffiths, Rector and officiating minister. 15 Jul 1795 

 D298/3/5 Certified copy of burial of Mrs Mary Lewis, New House, Llanishen. Signed Benjamin Jones parish clerk of Llanishen and dated 2 July 1820. 12 May 1798 

 D298/3/7-8 Lease for a year/release. 1. Thomas Lewis of Newhouse parish of Lanishen county Glamorgan, esq. eldest son of Rev. Wyndham Lewis. 2. William Price of Licoln's Inn in city of London, esq. 3. George Henry Browne of Lincoln's Inn, esq. Messuage and tenement of land called Leyspentwyn, with appurtenances situated in parish Myniddysloin co. Monmouthshire now or late in occupation of David Lewis or his undertenants. Covenant to suffer a common recovery on the premises to break the entail. 1/2 Jan 1807 

 D298/3/11 Bargain and sale 1. John Hodder Moggridge of the Boyce parish Dymock co. Gloucester, esq. 2. Richard Perkins junior of the Conigree parish Newent co. Gloucester, esq. £483. 6s. 8d. One third part of messuage and land called Leys Pentwyn parish Myniddysloin co. Monmouthshire. 20 May 1808 

 D298/4/1 Marriage Settlement 1. Richard Perkins the younger of Oakhill parish Ashwick co. Somerset, gentleman. 2. Elizabeth Hawkins Moggridge of Boyce Place parish Dymock co. Gloucester, spinster. 3. Samuel Bowden of Frome Selwood co. Somerset, gentleman and John Hodder Moggridge of Bradford co. Wiltshire, clothier. Marriage settlement between Richard Perkins and Elizabeth Hawkings Moggeridge. 2 closes of meadow called North Close and Lower Summer Close formerly parcel of tenement called Westhouse containing 10 acres, and two closes of meadow called Lower Penclose and Over Summer close. All situated in parish Ashwick. Messuage and two closes of land ----------- situated upon Lingsham in Ashwick. Two closes upon Kingsham in akhill containing 6 acres. Smiths Close lying within Manor of Ashwick. Other property mentioned includes Clares Close in Kingshaw otherwise Kingshay with common of pasture on unenclosed Downs of Mendip; Longcrafts, part of Hay House, parish Ashwick. One messuage converted into two dwelling houses situated in the Abbey Green, city of Bath. Premises in Bradford Leigh etc. 4 Nov 1794 

 D298/4/3 Depositions of John Price, land surveyor and Edward Rowland, blacksmith, both of Mynyddysloin co. Monmouthshire. As to the making of maps of "Penmaen" "Leys Pentwyn" "Rhew Sir David" and "Rhew Sir David Wood" and as to the accuracy. 6 Jan 1820 

 D298/4/5-6 Lease/Release 1. John Hodder Moggridge of Woodfield Cottage parish Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, esq. 2. Richard Perkins the younger of Penmain co. Monmouthshire, esq. 3. David Jardine, Inner Temple London, esq. £2,664. One annuity of £347. 6s. secured upon lands in parish Monythisloyne as in the Declaration of Trust of 20 May 1819. (D298/4/2) with covenant to surrender Customary lands in the next court holden of manor of Abercarne. 9/10 Nov 1820 

 D298/4/8 Lease for a year 1. John Hodder Moggridge of Woodfield Cottage parish Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, esq. and Richard Perkins of Penmaine parish Monythusloyne. 2. John Williams of Usk co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. Premises in parish Mynddislwyn in Declaration of Trust dated 20 May 1819. (D298/4/2), 31 Oct 1822 

 D298/4/10 Assignment 1. Joseph Smith Esq., William Bevan and James Allen Jones, gentleman. 2. Morgan Evans parish of St Woolos co. Monmouthshire, coal merchant; Lewis Edwards of Newport co. Monmouthshire, woollen draper. All the property in which Richard Perkins, a bankrupt, has any interest or claim. 20 Oct 1824 

 D298/4/12 Release 1. Lewis Edwards of Newport co. Monmouthshire, tailor and Morgan Evans of Newport, agent. 2. Richard Perkins the elder of Penmain parish Mynyddislwyn, coal merchant and bankrupt. 3. Richard Perkins the younger, Elizabeth Moggridge Perkins, spinster, Ann Yerbury Perkins, spinster, all of Penmain. £1,400. The freehold estates of which Richard Perkins the elder was seized at the time of his bankruptcy. (Mynyddislwyn). 19 Feb 1825 

 D298/4/14 Mortgage 1. Richard Perkins the younger of Penmain Esq.; John Reid of Abercarn, gentleman, and Anne Yerbury his wife, and Elizabeth Moggridge Perkins. 2. Francis McDonnell of Usk co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. £1950. Property and sums of money as in Release of 14 June 1825(D298/4/13). 1 May 1826 

 D298/4/16 Marriage settlement 1. Edward Harmer Sheppard of Portman Square co. Middlesex, surgeon. 2. Mary Wereat Perkins of Penmaine parish Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, spinster. 3. Richard Perkins the younger of Penmaine, Esq. and John Reid of Newland Valley co. Gloucester, Esq. Marriage between Edward Harmer Shepped and Mary Wereat Perkins. 1/4 part of freehold farm and lands called Lower Rhew Sir David situate parish Monythusloyne, third part of 3 cottages etc. in parish Monythusloyne, part of freehold wood called Rhew Sir David Wood, freehold farm and lands called Leyes Pentwyn in parish Monythusloyne, third part in all coal and mineral under the aforesaid freehold messuages. Also half part of all coal and other minerals lying under the copyhold farm called Pen y Van situated in parish Monythusloyne and Bedwellty. Also quarter part of a third part of the coal and minerals under copyhold messuage, farms, tc., called Gwr Hai in parish Monythusloyne. 25 Sep 1830 

 D298/4/18-19 Lease for a year/assignment of mortgage. 1. Rt. Rev. James Yorke Bramston of London Road, co. Surrey, D.D. 2. Francis McDonnell of town of Usk co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. 3. William Williams of Ty Mawr co. Brecon. £1,800. Messuage, farm, lands etc. late in occupation of Edward Rowland containing 79 acres situated in parish Monythusloyne called Lower Rhew Sir Dafyd, and other premises as in Settlement of 25 September 1830 (D298/4/16). 30/31 Aug 1832 

 D298/4/21 Conveyance 1. John Reid of Newland co. Gloucester, land agent. 2. Richard Perkins of parish Bettws co. Carmarthen, coal merchant. £250. One eighth part of messuage lands etc. called Lower Rhiw Sir Dafyd etc. in parish of Monythusloyne as in Settlement of 25 September 1830(D298/4/16) together with one third share of the soil and bed of the river Sirhowy and waters thereof. A customary messuage, one barn, two beasthouses, etc. 4 peices of land called Coed Cae y Wain, Wryth yr Heol, Claisad, Cae Skibbor, The Croft in parish Monythusloyne and one third part of all veins of coal, etc. under the last mentioned premises. 1 Feb 1850 

 D298/4/23 Mortgage 1. William Williams, formerly of Ty Mawr but not of Aberbaiden co. of Brecon, Esq. 2. Richard Perkins the younger of Garnant parish Bettws co. Carmarthen, coal merchant. 3. John Reid of Newland co. Gloucester,gentleman. 4. Richard Perkins the younger and Samuel Reid of Upper Thames Street, City of London, merchant. 5. Michael Davis of the town of Usk co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. 6. Jane Caroline Mostyn of town of Usk, widow. £2679. 6s. 11d. Messuage, farms, lands etc. called Lower Rhew Sir Dafyd; one third share of 3 cottages etc. except a certain field called Lower Woodfield and Woodfield Cottage. One third share of Rhiw Sir David Wood and a one third share of several cottages, mill, workshops etc. sometime erected upon the wood. Messuage and tenement of lands called Leys Pentwyn and one third part of all veins etc. of coal etc. under the same premises. Certain other minerals except those under the Farm Machan and Reed Lewton which have sometime been sold or exchanged with Sir Charles Morgan. One third part of the soil of the bed of the river Sirhowy and the waters thereof. One customary messuage etc. called Coed Cae y Wain, Wrth y Hed y daisad, Cae Skibbor and The Croft. And also one third part of all mines of coal etc. under last mentioned lands. £1000. All in parish of Mynyddislwyn co. Monmouthshire. 2 Feb 1850 

 D298/4/25 Conveyance 1. Thomas Arnold Marten of Swansea co. Glamorgan, gentleman. 2. Richard Perkins of Llanelly co. Carmarthen Esq. 3. Christian Henry Perkins and Samuel Reid, both of Swansea, merchants. £590. Four eighth parts of premises in parish Mynnddislwyn as in Mortgage of 2 February 1850 (D298/4/23). 22 Aug 1857 

 D298/5/2 Bond 1. Edward James of parish of St Brides co. Monmouthshire, yeoman. 2. Robert Gething Newport co. Monmouthshire. £2,000 to secure £1,000 the consideration in a deed of mortgage.(D298/5/1) 8 May 1818 

 D298/5/4 Mortgage of Equity of Redemption 1. Jeremiah James parish St Brides co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. 2. Richard Rogers of Newport co. Monmouthshire executor of the will of Roger Hughes of Caerleon co. Monmouthshire, shopkeeper deceased. £300. One third part of lands in parish of Monythusloin co. Monmouthshire. Mortgaged by Edward James, Jeremiah James and Edmund James. (D298/5/1), to Robert Gething. Endorsed with Receipt of Repayment of £327. 10s. 0d. dated 14 February 1824. 22 Apr 1820 

 D298/5/6 Mortgage 1. Richard Rogers of Newport co. Monmouthshire, linen draper. 2. Jeremiah James late of parish St Brides now of Machen co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. 3. Robert Gething of Newport, merchant. In considertion of the repayment of £1,000 by Edward James, Jeremiah James and Edmund James to Robert Gething referred to in Mortgage of their lands in parish Monythusloin (D298/5/1) not havin been repaid and the repayment of £300 lent by richard Rogers to Jeremiah James referred to in Mortgage of Equity of Redemption of his one third share of the lands in parish of Monythusloin (D298/4) not having been repaid. Robert Gething paid Richard Rogers the debt of £300. 13s. 4d. In considertion of £333. 6s. 8d. (the proportion of £1,000 of Jeremiah James (D298/5/10)) £300 and £366. 13s. 4d. making on the whole £1,000 and interest. Further mortgage of £1,000 by Jeremiah James to Robert Gething of his third share in lands in parish Monythusloin(D298/5/1). 16 Feb 1824 

 D298/5/8 Release 1. Jeremiah James of Newport co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. 2. Edmund James parish St Brides co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. £900. Jeremiah James sold to Edmund James all his claim to a third part of lands in parish Monythusloyne (D298/1/1). 21 Apr 1829 

 D298/5/10 Mortgage 1. Edmund James parish St Brides co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. 2. George Gething of Newport co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. 3. James Gething of Newport, gentleman. 4. William Gething of Caerleon co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. £700 and interest. Secured on property situated in parish Mynyddislwyn as in Mortgage of 8 May 1818. (D298/5/1). 8 Jul 1829 

 D298/5/12 Copy court roll Manor of Abercarne Surrender of George Gething of Newport co. Monmouthshire, gentleman by Robert Wyndham Smith of Newport, gentleman his attorney. Third part of premises paish Mynyddislwyn as in Mortgage of 8 May 1818.(D298/5/1) 13 Oct 1831 

 D298/5/14 Copy Court Roll Manor Abercarn Surrender of William Gething of town of Caerleon county Monmouthshire, gentleman of third part of premises in parish Monythusloyne as in Mortgage of 8 May 1818.(D298/5/1) 13 Oct 1831 

 D298/5/16 Further Mortgage 1. Edward James of parish St Brides co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. 2. Thomas Prothero and Thomas Phillips the younger both of Newport, gentlemen. 3. Elizabeth Poulton of Newport co. Monmouthshire, spinster. £200. Premises as in Mortgage of 12 October 1827 (D298/5/7) and of 8 May 1818 (D298/5/1) in parish Mynyddislwyn. Endorsed 6 March 1854 Assignment 1. Elizabeth Poulton, now a lunatic, by William Brewer late of Newport co. Monmouthshire but now of Coalbrookvale co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. The Committee of her estate. 2. Thomas Wintle of Bath co. of Somerset, Esq. Thomas Nicholson of Lydney co. Gloucester, Esq. and William Bradley Watkins of Cardiff co. Glamorgan, gentleman. of £770 secured upon premises as in mortgages of 12 October 1827 (D298/5/7) and of 8 May 1818(D298/5/1) in parish Mynyddislwyn to provide for payment of annuity of £125. 12 Apr 1835 

 D298/5/18 Declaration of George Gething of Springfield parish St Woolos, gentleman, concerning Edward James of St Brides co. Monmouthshire, gentleman, Jane his wife and their daughter Mary Ann. 10 Mar 1857 

 D298/5/20 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarne Surrender of Sir Thomas Phillips, Knt of Inner Temple, London. Third part of premises in parish Mynyddislwyn as in Mortgage of 8 May 1818 (D298/5/1) to the use of Roger Lewis. 11 Apr 1857 

 D298/5/22 Declaration of David Watkins of near Chapel Bridge parish Mynyddysllwyn co. Monmouthshire, farmer, concerning the identity of Tyr Sais and Tyr Simon. 11 Apr 1857 

 D298/5/24 Marriage Settlement 1. John George Palling of Newport co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. 2. Jane Louise James, spinster, Newport. 3. William George Rees of Holly House in parish of Bassaleg co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. In consideration of a policy of Assurance dated 12 March 1857 numbered 11993, which declared that subject to the payment of the annual premium of £9. 16s. to the Clerical, Medical and General life Assurance Society, on the death of John George Palling £500 to be paid to his executors, administrators or assigns. And in consideration of the will of Edmund James late of parish of St Brides, bearing the date 9 July 1837, in which he bequeathed his farming stock and household furniture to his wife and he directed that the residue of his estate after payment of any debts should be given upon Trust to George Gething of Newport, gentleman, to pay the rents and profits for his wife as long as she should continue to be his widow for the maintenance of her and her children. Upon the event of her death or her second marriage, upon trust for his children and upon them reaching the age of 21 years or of a daughter upon reaching the age of 21 years or marrying before that age (providing with consent of her guardians), then the Estate should be sold. Since the widow intermarried with Mr Jame Parfett and in consideration of Jane Lousa James (one of the four children of the Testator) attaining the age of 21 years and her forthcoming marriage with John George Palling. John George Palling set up a trust, with the policy of Assurance Number 11993 together with the sum of £500 thereby assured, naming William George Rees as Trustee. Jane Louisa James assigned to William George Rees, one quarter of teh estate of her father Edmund James, deceased, upon trust until the solemnization of the said intended and after the marriage upon trust to invest the monies, until a sale according to the provisions of the will. And upon the death of Jane Louisa James, upon trust to John George Palling and his assigns, his death or second marriage upon trust for all the children of the marriage until they attain the age of 21 years. In the case of there being no children, then upon trust for the next of kin of Jane Louisa James. 3 Oct 1857 

 D298/5/26 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarne Surrender and admittance 1. Sir Thomas Phillips of the Inner Temple, London, knight. 2. Thomas Morris of Newport co. Monmouthshire, land surveyor and William Treharne Rees of Holly House Bassalleg co. Monmouthshire, land agent. Two thirds parts of the land in parish Mynyddysllwyn co. Monmouthshire referred to in Admittance of 11 April 1857.(D298/5/21) Rent 4s. 3d per annum. Fine 4s. 3d. 28 Oct 1858 

 D298/5/28 Mortgage 1. Henry James of Newport co. Monmouthshire. 2. Esther Margaret James, spinster of Newport. 3. Thomas Morris of Newport, land surveyor and William Treharne Rees of Holly House near Newport, land agent (trustees of the will of Edmund James, late of parish St Brides co. Monmouthshire). £250. One half of one quarter part of the two thirds parts of the lands in parish of Mynyddysllwyn co. Monmouthshire referred to in the admittance of 11 April 1857(D298/5/21) which one quarter part was the share of Henry James. 9 Nov 1858 

 D298/5/30 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarne Surrender and Admittance 1. Thomas Morris of Newport co. Monmouthshire, land surveyor and William Treharne Rees of Holly House Bassaleg co. Monmouthshire, land agent. 2. Jane Davies of Maesruddud parish Bedwellty co. Monmouthshire, spinster. In consideration of £500 paid by Jane Davies to Robert Burfield James as a mortgage, one quarter part of two thirds parts of the lands in parish Mynyddysllwyn referred to in the admittance of 11 April 1857.(D298/5/21) Rent 3 1/2d. per annum. Fine 3 1/2d. 1 Aug 1860 

 D298/5/32 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarne. Surrender of William Treharne Rees of Holly House in parish of Bassaleg co. Monmouthshire, gentleman and Thomas Morris of Newport, land surveyor and Jane Davies of' Maesruddud in parish of Bedwellty co. Monmouthshire, spinster. In consideration of the sum of £2,250 paid by Roger Lewis for the two thirds parts of the lands in parish of Mynyddysllwyn referred to in admittance of 11 April 1857.(D298/5/21) 1 Jun 1860 

 D298/5/34 Schedule of Deeds and letter. Schedule of Deeds, received by Roger Lewis 11 September 1861, 8 May 1818 - 1 June 1861, together with attached letter dated 11 November 1886 to David Lewis Blackwood from A. Williams. Relating to lands in parish of Monythusloyne. 11 Sep 1861 

 D298/5/36 Lease 1. Edmund Roger Lewis of Abergavenny, gentleman. 2. Roger Lewis of Mulberry House, Little Mill, gentleman, Charles Lewis of Brynteg-Turiant near Crumlin co. Monmouthshire, gentleman, Rachel Griffiths the wife of William Edward Griffiths of Pensbury Woodland Park co. borough of Newport, commission agent, Sarah Ann Loughor, wife of David John Loughor of Pontypool, mining engineer. 3. William Lewis of 12 Fields Road, county borough of Newport, colliery agent and Elizabeth Thompson the wife of James Thompson of 71 Alma Street, county borough of Newport, aerated water manufacturer. 4. Sarah Ann Rowlands of Penmain, Edward VII Avenue in county borough of Newport, widow and David John Loughor. 5. Mary ann Graham of the Cottage Woodbine, Usk, widow. 6. Elizabeth Jane Jenkins wife of Thomas Jenkins of Mamhilad House Pontypool, farmer. 7. Mary Lewis the wife of William Lewis of Brynterion Nelson co. Glamorgan, auctioneer. 8. David Lewis of Twyn Sheriff Raglan co. of Monmouthshire, farmer, Sarah Jane Watkins wife of Charles Watkins of 36 Kincraig Street, Cardiff and Annie Davies wife of Edward Nicholas Davies of the Uplands, Pontynewydd co. Monmouthshire. 9. Henry Lewis of Penyfan, Aberbeeg, gentleman. 10. Roger Charles Rowlands of Waverley Road, Small Heath, Birmingham, John Henry Rowlands and Brinley Ewart Rowlands now aboard. 11. William Bowditch, Samuel Bowditch, Henry Bowditch, Benjamin Bowditch, James Bowditch, George Bowditch and Thomas Bowditch all of Twyn Simon Farm, Penmain in parish of Mynyddysllwyn co. Monmouthshire, coal miners. Unworked top and bottom Mynyddysllwyn Seam under the farms and lands called Twyn Simon, Pentwyn Simon and Tyr Sais parish Mynyddysllwyn area 189 acres 2 roods and 34 perches. Power to work by underground means, to drive levels, rights of ingress and egress and right to use land for transporting coal from other properties. Lease for 21 years. Yearly rents of £50 for first year, £100 for next 3 years and £185 for 4th and every subsequent year. Royalty of 9d. on evey ton. Wayleave rent 1d. per ton. Average clause, if the royalty in any one year does not amount to that years rent, during the next three years following the lessees able to work without payment until the deficiency made up. 1 Nov 1921 

 D298/6/1 Lease 1. John Reid of Newland co. Gloucester, gentleman. 2. Roger Lewis of parish Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, coal owner. In consideration of John Reid having married Anne Yerbury Perkins he was entitled to one eighth of a third part of the coal and other minerals under the farm and lands called Gwrhai Vawr and to one eighth and three fifths of three eighths of one undivided moiety of the coatl and other minerals under a certain other farm and lands called Penyfan Uchaf and the children of the marriage entitled to two other eighths of a third part share of coal and other minerals under the farm and lands Gwrhai Vawr and also to two other eighths of a moiety of the coal etc. under the farm and lands called Penyfan Uchaf. Three children of the marriage John, Rebecca Anne and Samuel, under the age of 21 years and under the guardianship of John Reid. Lease of one eighth part of John Reid and two eighths on behalf of the children. Lease situated next to the lands of the manor of Abercarne, the lands of the late James Blower, the lands of Henry Edmunds, the lands late of Ann Jones, the lands of the late Thomas Lewis, the lands late of Richard Lewis, the lands late of Jane Beavan, and the road leading from Cross Penmain towards Mamhole, lying in the parish Monythusloyne. Lease for 40 years. Caleage rent of 1/2d. ton of 2,520lbs to John Reid, Gwrhai Vawr. 1d. ton to persons entitled under a settlement, Penyfan Uchaf, further covenants relating to average quantity and total amount of galeages. Map on dorse of second skin. 19 Nov 1841 

 D298/6/3 Lease 1. Edward Harmer Sheppard of Wyndham Place Bryanstone Square co. Middlesex, surgeon. 2. Roger Lewis of parish Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, coal owner. Two eighths of one third of certain veins and seams of coal under the farm and lands called Gwrhai Vawr Farm and one quarter part of two fifths of three eighths of the moiety veins and seams underpart of the farm and lands called Penyfan Uchaf. Lease for 40 years. For every ton of 2,520lbs obtained, galeage of 1d. from two eighths of one third of certain veins and seams of coal under Gwrhai Vawr Farm, and for evey ton of 2,520lbs obtained from underneath Peny Uchaf 2 1/4d. and three fifths of 1/4d. Map on dorse of 2nd skin. 19 Nov 1841 

 D298/6/5 Mortgage 1. Roger Lewis of parish of Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, coal owner. 2. Aaron Crossfield of Newport, merchant. 3. Susannah Morrison of Newcastle upon Tyne co. Northumberland, spinster. In consideration of lease by Edward Harmer Sheppard to Roger Lewis of two eighths of one third of certain veins and seams under the farm and lands called Gwrhai Vawr Farm and one quarter and two fifths of three eighths part of the moiety veins and seams under part of the lands and farm called Penyfan (D298/6/3) lease by Robert Phillips to Roger Lewis dated 19 November 1841 of 2 one third parts of seams of coal underneath the farm and lands known by the name of Gwrhai Vawr and a half share of beds underneath farm and lands called Penyfan Uchaf (D298/6/2) lease dated 19 November 1841 by John Reid to Roger Lewis of two eighths of one third share of coal and other minerals under the farm and lands Gwrhai Vawr and two eighths of a moiety of coal under the farm and lands called Penyfan Uchaf (D298/6/1) and lease dated 19 November 1841 by Richard Perkins to Roger Lewis of of a one third share of the coal and other minerals under farm and lands called Gwrhai Vawr Farm (D298/6/4). £2,300 together with machinery, implements etc. endorsed 13 July 1845 Assignment in Trust 1. Susannah Morrison 2. Alfred Turner of Liverpoool county Lancaster, merchant. 3. James Morrison 28 Saint Mary at Hill London, coal factor. William Morrison of Penrith co. Cumberland, surgeon. In consideration of the sum (mortgage) of £2,300, still owing and a marriage intended between Alfred Turner and Susannah Morrison agreed that the mortgage of £2,300 of coal mines and machinery by Roger Lewis, should be held upon trust by James Morrison and William Morrison. 2 Feb 1844 

 D298/6/6 1. James Morrison formerly of 28 St. Mary at Hill city of London, coal factor but now of Guines France, iron master and William Morrison formerly of Penrith co. Cumberland, surgeon but now of Hong Kong Pacific Ocean, gentleman. 2. Roger Lewis parish Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, coal owner. 3. Aaron Crossfield formerly of Newport but now of Ty Mawr Colliery co. Glamorgan, coal merchant. Reassignment of coal mines, machiner etc. to Roger Lewis in consideration of repayment of £2,300 (Mortgage of 2 February 1844, D298/6/5). 19 Nov 1850 

 D298/7/1 1. Phillip Jones of Pen y coedca in parish Mynyddslwyn co. Monmouthshire, farmer one of the executors of the will of John Lewis, deceased of Darrenfelin parish Mynyddyslwyn. 2. Amelia Lewis of Darrenfelin widow of John Lewis. 3. David Lewis of Penyvan parish Mynyddyslwyn, farmer and Lewis Lewis late of Penmain Farm parish of Mynyddyslwyn, yeoman deceased. In consideration of Philip Jones having received £259. 16s. for surrendering £992. 8s. claim from the estate of John Lewis as one of the executors. Release of David Lewis and Lewis Lewis from any claim which Philip Jones might have on their estates or of the estate of Roger Lewis, deceased. 30 Nov 1881 

 D298/7/3 Succession on duty and other documents in connection with the death of Roger Lewis. Undated 

 D298/8/2 Mortgage and assignment 1. David Jones parish of Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, collier. 2. William Hopkins and Thomas Hopkins, colliers(brothers) parish of Monythusloyne. £70. Land and six dwelling houses being part of a farm and lands called Darren Vellan parish of Monythusloyne county Monmouthshire. 13 Dec 1841 

 D298/8/4 Lease 1. David Jenkin of Abervan parish Merthyr Tydvif co. Glamorgan, gentleman. 2. Aaron Crossfield of Newport co. Monmouthshire, merchant. Land containing in length 60yds and in breadth 40yds. 2,400 square yards situated in parish of Monthusloyne and adjoining the Tram Road of Sir Benjamin Hall, baronet, with coke works and other buildings now erected or intended to be erected by Aaron Crossfield. Also right to reparir a tram road, leading from the Gwrhay colliery to the Tram Road of Sir Benjamin Hall, baronet5, and right for workmen to use trams and right for conveyance of horses, wagons etc. to and from Gwrhay Colliery. 99 years. Rent £4 per annum. Plan endorsed. 13 Mar 1847 

 D298/8/6 Lease 1. Edmund Roger Lewis of the Grove Lansdown Road Abergavenny co. Monmouthshire, colliery proprietor, Miriam Lewis of Gwrhay Vach Farm near Blackwood, widow, Roger Lewis of Mulberry Cottage Little Mill near Pontypool, Racchel Griffiths wife of William Griffiths of Newbridge, Sarah Ann Loughor wife of David John Loughor of Pontypool, mining engineer, Charles Lewis of Pantglas farm, farmer, Lewis Lewis of Pentwyn Farm, farmer, Mary Williams wife of Thomas Williams of Nelson, Edmund Lewis of Penmain farmer, all other than Edmund Roger Lewis being children of the late Sarah Lewis of Pentwyn Farm, Edward Rowlands of Penpergam, gentleman, Mary Ann Graham wife of Arthur Gore Graham of Brookfield Abergavenny, land agent, Henry Lewis of Argoed, Mary Lewis wife of Henry Lewis of Brynterion Nelson co. Glamorgan, auctioneer, David Lewis of Aberbeeg county, builder, David Lewis formerly of Lydia Ann Terrace Aberbeeg now of Raglan, farmer, Lavinia Rowlands of Blackwood, widow of Thomas Rowlands, John Henry Rowlands formerly of Blackwood now of Pittsburg Pennsylvania U.S.A. butcher, Roger Rowlands of Birmingham co. Warwickshire, licensed victualler,Brinley Ewart Rowlands of Pittsburg, blacksmith, (sons of the late Thomas Rowlands) Henry Charles Rowlands, Evan John Rowlands, Edward Rowlands, Leah Martha Rowlands, all of Gwrhay, Rached Daude, wife of Ernest Jame Daude of Newport and Annie Roberts wife of Lewis Roberts of Argoed collieries.(children of the late Charles Rowlands, deceased) 2. William Lewis of "Llanfoist" Somerset Road Newport, colliery proprietor. Lease of 13 March 1847 (D298/8/4) by Aaron Crosfield was assigned 20 May 1852 to Roger Lewis, annexed together with liberty to construct and maintain tram or railway over the lands for the purposes of bringing minerals worked from the Darran Felin level to the colliery screens. 14 Years. Rent £10 per annum. Lease of site for construction of tramway, includes the promise by the lessee to fence off adjoining lands to the satisfaction of the lessors and that in the event of the land upon which the Tram Way built being required at anytime by the Gret Western Railway the lessee will surrender to the lessors upon receipt of three months notice. Plan attached. 1 Jan 1907 

 D298/8/8 Tenancy Agreement 1. Lougher and Company of Bank Chambers Pontypool co. Monmouthshire, mining and civil engineers as agents for Edmund Lewis of The Grove Abergavennny, gentleman. 2. Henry Morgan of the Colliers Arms Gwrhay near Argoed, licensed victualler. 3. Edmund Morgan of Colliers Arms, licensed victualler. Messuage public house and premises situate at Gwrhay co. Monmoutshire and known by the sign of "The Colliers Arms" now in occupation of Edmund Morgan. Rent £150 per annum. Surety to be responsible for payment of rent and for the observance of tenancy agreement. 7 Feb 1918 

 D298/8/10 Tenancy Agreement 1. Loughor and Company of Bank Chambers Pontypool, agents on behalf of Sarah Ann Loughor and Sarah Ann Rowlands of Edward VII Crescent, Newport, Monmouthshire trustees of Gwrhay Joint Estate. 2. James Williams of the Colliers Arms Gwrhay Argoed. "The Colliers Arms" Gwrhay co. Monmouthshire. 31 Jan 1939 

 D298/9/2 Schedule of Deeds ,1780 to 1868, relating to Penncha-Plwydd Estate parish of Llantrissant co. Monmouthshire. Received of David Lewis and Lewis Lewis executors under will of Roger Lewis, deceased. Signed by Rachel Rowlands. 29 Sep 1886 

 D298/9/4 Agreement 1. Arthur Greg of Eagley near Bolton co. Lancaster, Esq. William Morton Philips and George William Wynter Blathway both of 35 Church Street Manchester (Trustees of the will of the late Robert Needham Philips) Richard William Perkins King Stanley co. Gloucester. Francis Heineken Perkins of Stoenhouse co. Gloucester. Christian Henry Perkins of Swansea co. Glamorgan. Julia Augusta Perkins, wife of Francis Heineken Perkins. Rebecca Anne Reid of Gloucester Cottage, Tutshill near Chepstow, spinster and Edith Reid, Christian Henry Perkins (mentioned) and William Arthur Sharpe (executrix and executors of the late Samuel Reid of Swansea). 2. Lewis Lewis of Gwrhay Fach near Blackwood co. Monmouthshire, gentleman and Edmund Roger Lewis of Rock Cottage of Blackwood, colliery proprietor. to lease unworked coal in Upper and Lower Mynyddyslwyn seams of coal lying under the lands situated at Gwrhay. Term 4 years. Rent £20. Royalties to be large coal and small coal 7d. per ton of 2,240lbs. Pillar coal 5d. per ton (Upper Mynyddis Llwyn seam) Lower Mynyddis Lwyn coal, large, small and pillar coal. Way leave rent of 1d. per ton. 22 Jun 1894 

 D298/9/6 Lease 1. Edmund Roger Lewis of the Grove Landsdowne Road Abergavenny co. Monmouthshire, colliery proprietor, Roger Lewis of Mulberry House Little Mill near Pontypool, gentleman. Rachel Griffiths wife of William Griffiths of Brynderi Caerleon, retired licensed victualler. Sarah Ann Lougher, wife of David John Loughor of Pontypool, mining engineer. Charles Lewis of Pantglas Farm, farmer. Edmund Lewis of Penmaen parish Mynyddisllwyn, farmer (all other than Edmund Roger Lewis, children of the late Sarah Lewis of Pentwyn Farm). Sarah Ann Rowlands of The Poplars Mardy Abergavenny, widow and David John Lougher, Mary Ann Graham, wife of Arthur Gore Graham of 20 Archer Road Penarth co. Glamorgan, land agent, Henry Lewis of Penyvan near Aberbeeg co. Monmouthshire, farmer, Elizabeth Jenkins, wife of Thomas Jenkins of Mamhilad House near Pontypool, farmer, Mary Lewis, wife of William Lewis of Bryntirion Nelson co. Glamorgan, auctioneer, Maurice Allen of Newport, solicitor and William Frederick Leonard, grocer, William Lewis of Llanfoist Somerset Road Newport, colliery proprietor, Elizabeth Thompson, wife of James Thompson fo Newport, aerated water manufacturer, David Lewis of Raglan, farmer, Lavinia Rowlands of Rose Cottage Blackwood, widow of Thomas Rowlands, John Henry Rowlands, Roger Charles Rowlands of Waverley Road, Small Heath Birmingham, butcher. 2. Edmund Fortescue Gange of 81 Park Street, Bristol, art critic and Arthur Edward Williams of Cardiff, colliery agent. One third part of the beds and seams of coal known as the Upper and Lower Mynyddisllwyn seams. Under the farms and lands known as Penmaen Llyspentwyn and Rhew Sir David situated in parish of Mynyssisllwyn co. Monmouthshire. 12 years. Rent £30 per annum. Royalty one third of 6d for evey ton of large and small coal of 2,240lbs. Way leave rent of one third of 1d for every ton of large or small coal not from the mines leased. Plan attached and copy signed by Hugh Caldwell of Carlton Chambers Newport Monmouthshire, dated 26 February 1921, agent of the lessors consenting to the assignment by Arthur Edward Williams to Robert John Williams of 139 Bute Street, Cardiff, of his interest under the lease of 30 January 1915. 30 Jan 1915 

 D298/10/2 Assignment of lease 1. James Francis of Abercarne parish of Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, machineman. 2. John Rees of Newport, coal merchant. £250 for the residue of 70 years together with dwelling house now standing on lands as in the lease (D298/10/1), 26 Sep 1835 

 D298/11/2 Marriage Settlement 1. William Warne of Wadebridge co. Cornwall, merchant. 2. Louisa Thomas of Wadebridge, widow. 3. Robert Parnall of Chepstow co. Monmouthshire, merchant and Henry Parnall of Newport, merchant. In consideration of a mortgage made 29 April 1872 between Henry Harding and Louisa Thomas for £100, not having been repaid and Louisa Thomas also entitled to the principal sum of £400 debenture stock issue under the borrowing powers of the Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Company and dated 22 August 1870 and No. 96, and Louisa Thomas is also entitled to the several principal sums of £150, £100, £100 and £100 = £450 on four several deposit notes of hand at interest of the East Cornwall Bank, Wadebridge date 15 and 31 January, 25 March and 28 June 1870, endorsed over to Robert and Henry Parnall. Marriage intended between William Warne and Louisa Thomas. Assigned over upon trust to Robert Parnall and Henry Parnall two debts and stock of £100, £400 secured by mortgage and debenture, debt of £450 secured by deposit notes and all interest. Land 93 foot in length by 13 foot 4 inches breadth bounded on the east by a piece of ground sometime purchased by John -iddick, yeoman, on the south by a garden late in the tenure of Thomas Best, on the north by ground sometime purchased by Henry Horsewell, mason and on the north by a street called Pound Lane, town of Padstow. Together with buildings upon land. 9 Aug 1872 

 D298/11/5-6 Lease and counterpart 1. David Lewis late of Penyvan but now of Penmain House parish of Mynyddysllwyn co. Monmouthshire, farmer and Lewis Lewis of Gwrhay Vach farmer (surviving executors of the will of the late Roger Lewis of Penmain). 2. Thomas Jones of Cwmffrwddoer parish Trevethin, colliery proprietor and John Lewis of Pontypool in parish of Trevethin, colliery proprietor, and Jeremiah Thomas of Darren felin near Blackwood co. Monmouthsire, contractor. Mines, beds or seams of coal called the Mynyddysllwyn mines, under Twynsimon, Pentwynsimon and Tyr Sais farms estimated 11 acres, situated in parish of Mynyddysllwyn. 12 years 6 months. Royalty of 1 shilling per ton of 2,520lbs. 9 Nov 1885 

 D298/11/8 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Admittance of Thomas Phillips Price of Marks Hall county Esses, Esq. (surviving devisee of trust estates under the last will of Sir Thomas Phillips, knight, deceased). Pieces of land situated inthe hamlet of Penmain parish of Mynyddislwyn, containing 22 acres 3 rods and 37 perches and numbered on the tithe map for the parish of 5083, 5086, 5087, 5092, 5093 and 5096. 2 messuages, 2 barns, 2 cowhouses, one stable, one pig sty, four gardens etc. and 36 pieces of land known by the names of Cae day y ty, Cae Bach, Cae ych lawr ty gwain, Cae Cornell Dw y, Wain bach Dwy, Cae Cernydd, Cae dan y veed, Cae dy bach, Cae Main, Cae Bur Dwy, Cae hire Gwain y Coer, Cae Vae Kevan, Cae Kennol yr Erwi Coed, Cae Bedwellty, Cae yr lawr ty, Caer dany ty, Cae Vellin, Croft Vach dan y ty, Cae pen y Wain, Cae Cornell Dwy, Cae Ithin, Cae dan y Vellin Dwydd Wain Newydd, Cae ton ycha, Cae ton ycha, Cae Mawr Kennol, Cae Mawr withyr heol, Cae Mawr ycha and Heol Coed cae, containing 50 acres of Welsh measure lying between the lands of now or late of the lord of the manor, lands now or late of James Blower, highway leading from Cross Penmain towards Mamhole, lands now or late of Lewis Morgan, the lands now or late of David Lewis, lands now or late of James Watkins, lands now or late of William Miles and James George, and the lane called Heol Lace parish of Mynyddislwyn and Bedwellty. 12 Feb 1913 

 D298/12/2 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender and admittance of Thomas Phillips Price of Marks Hall county Essex, Esq. Share of mines and mineral with 1. Two messuages, two barns etc. and 36 pieces of land called by the names of Cae dan y ty, Cae bach, Cae Main, Cae bwr Dwy, Cae hire, Gwain y Coetcae, Cae Keven, Cae Kennol y Errw Coed, Cae Bedwellty, Cae y lawr ty, Cae dan y ty, Cae vellin, Croft vach dan y ty, Cae peny wain, Cae Cornell Dwy, Cae Ithin, Cae dan y vellin, Dwyydd Main Newydd, Cae ton ycha, Cae ton ycha, Cae Fawr Kennel, Cae Mawr with yr heol, Cae Mawr ycha and Heol Coed Cae containing 50 acres of Welsh measure, betweenthe lands of the lord of the manor, the lands now or late of James Blower, the highway leading from Crosspenmain to Mamhole, the lands now or late of Lewis Morgan, the lands or late of David Lewis, the lands now or late of James Watkins, the lands now or late of William Miles, and Jane George and the lane called Heol Lace. Better known by the name of Penyfan Farm, situated in the hamlet of Penmain in parish of Mynyddislwyn. And also piece of land called "Coed Cae Bedwellty" situated inparish of Bedwellty containing 7 acres 2 rods 27 perches. 2. and also pieces of land situated in hamlet ot Penmain containing 22 acres 3 roods and 37 perches. 3. and all two peices of land containing 10 acres 1 rood and 25 perches known by the name of Penyrheol, parish of Monythusloyne, bounded by highway leading from Mamhole to Crosspenmain, by lands of the lord of the manor, lands of late Robert Phillips, Esq., deceased. Admittance of Roger Lewis of Mulberry House Little Mill near Pontypool and Charles Lewis of Brynteg parish Abercarn, farmer. Rent for (1) and (2) premises 4s.10d. Rent for (3) premises 6d. Fine 1s.1d. (Tithe numbers of fields given) 19 Feb 1913 

 D298/13/2 Assignment of mortgage 1. Simon Blower of parish of Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, yeoman and Alice. 2. Edward James of parish St Woolos, yeoman. 3. Thomas Prothero of Usk, gentleman. £360. In consideration of the mortgage of £312 by Simon Blower to Edward James, not having been paid, further mortgage by Simon Blower to Thomas Prothero in order to repay Edward James. Lands as in surrender and admittance of 31 March 1802 (D298/13/1). 31 Mar 1802 

 D298/13/4 Mortgage 1. Simon Blower of parish of Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, yeoman and Alice his wife. 2. Daniel Williams of Penlascarn parish of Trevethin, Esq. £100. Equity of redemption on one messuage, one barn etc. and several pieces of land known by the names of Gwain Vawr otherwise Gwain Vain, Gwain Vach otherwise Gwain Bant, Cae Glas, Cae Barrey, Worlod Vach, Gworlod Vawr, Cae dan y wall, Graig y Gloe dwy, Cae Mawr, Cae dd, Cae pen yr heol, and the Cae bach and half of the lane leading from lands of Mary Harris, widow, to the hihway leading from Mamhole to Crosspenmaine containing 20 acres Welsh measure. Known by the more moder name of Pentwyn. 29 Aug 1804 

 D298/13/6 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender and admittance 1. David Williams of parish of Trevethin, gentleman. 2. Simon Blower of parish of Monythusloyne co. Monmoutshire, yeoman, and Alice, his wife. Lands as in mortgage of equity of redemption dated 29 August 1804 (D298/13/4). Rent 1s.6d. per annum. Fine 1s.6d. 14 Mar 1808 

 D298/13/8 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarne Surrender and admittance 1. Sir Henry Prothero of Llantarnam Abbey co. Monmouthshire, knight. 2. Simon Blower parish of Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, yeoman. Lands known as Pentwyn as in mortgage of equity of redemption dated 29 August 1804 (D298/13/4). Rent 1s.6d. per annum. Fine 1s.6d. 10 Sep 1812 

 D298/13/10 Mortgage 1. Sir Henry Prothero of Lantarnam Abbey co. Monmouthshire, knight. 2. Simon Blower of parish of Monythusloyne, yeoman. 3. Walte Blower of parish of Langwm Ucha, gentleman. £900. In consideration of the mortgage of £312 by Simon Blower to Edward James paid by further mortgage to Thomas Prothero for £360 (D298/13/2), assignment of mortgage and bond to Henry Parry (D298/13/3) and further payment to Simon Blower of £40 making total mortgage of £400. Further mortgage by Simon Blower to Daniel Williams in order to repay Henry Parry for £100. Further mortgage of £720 by Simon Blower to Sir Henry Prothero to repay Daniel Williams. Sum owed to Sir Henry Prothero £844. 18s. 5 1/2d. Further mortgage to Walter Blower for £900 in order to repay this. Lands as in mortgage of equity of redemption dated 21 August 1804 (D298/13/4). 10 Sep 1812 

 D298/13/12 Covenant to surrender 1. Walter Blower of parish of Langwm Ucha co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. 2. Simon Blower late of parish of Monythusloyne, now of Bristol, yeoman, and Alice, his wife. 3. John Jones of parish of Gellygaer co. Glamorgan, gentleman. In consideration of the mortgage of £900 by Simon Blower to Walter Blower (dated 10 September 1812. D298/13/10) not having been repaid and as John Jones had contracted with Simon Blower to purchase the lands called Pentwyn (lands as in Mortgage of equity of redemption dated 29 August 1804 -D298/13/4). For £1,150 out of which the sum of £900 shall be repaid to Walter Blower. 29 Nov 1813 

 D298/13/14 Copy of will of John Jones of Gellygare co. Glamorgan, yeoman. £30 to his wife, Anne, yearly for her natural life. Also house, with furntiure etc. and premises at Penheol yr ystrdd parish of Gellygare co. Glamorgan. After her death to his son Thomas. Forgiven the sum of £250 owed by his son. £230 to his daughter, Eliza wife of John Perrot, and £70 owed by John Perrot forgiven. To John Llewelin £300 in trust for the children of the late John Jones, William Jones until reaching the age of 21, upon which age they will receive sum of £100 each. 8 Mar 1855 

 D298/13/16 Mortgage 1. John Jones of parish of Gellygare co. Glamorgan, farmer. 2. Roger Lewis of Gwrhay Vawr parish of Mynyddysllwyn co. Monmouthshire, colliery proprietor. £200 and interest. Moiety of land in parish of Monythusloin (as in mortgage of equity of redemption dated 29 August 1804, D298/13/4). 2 pieces of land containing 10 acres 1 rood and 25 perches, known by the name of Cais Penyrheol, having been surrended to Aaron Crosfield (30 November 1838). Interest £5 per annum. On corse of first skin 17 April 1857 Mortgage 1. John Jones 2. Roger Lewis Further mortgage for £168. Moiety of land in parish of Monythusloin (as in mortgage of equity of redemption dated 29 August 1804, D298/13/4). 2 pieces of land containing 10 acres 1 rood and 25 perches, known by the name of Cain Penyrheol, having been surrendered to Aaron Crosfield (30 November 1838). 28 Dec 1855 

 D298/13/18 Copy court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender and admittance 1. John Jones of parish of Gellygare co. Glamorgan, farmer. 2. Roger Lewis of Gwrhay in parish of Mynyddysllwyn, coal proprietor. In consideration of the sum of £368. Land, moiety of messuage, one barn etc. and several pieces of land known by the names of Gwain Vawr otherwise Gwain Vain, Gwain Vach, otherwise Gwain Vant, Cae Glase, Cae barra, Gworloed Vach, Gworloed Vawr, Cae dan y wall, Graig y Gloe Dwy, Cae Mawr, Caed three and Cae bach, and the half lane leading from the lands of Mary Harris, widow, towards the highway leading from Mamhole towards Crosspenmain containing 18 acres of Welsh measure, consisted of 8 pieces but now 18 pieces. Lands known by name of Pentwyn, situated in parish of Monythusloin co. Monmouthshire. Rent 6d per annum. Fine 6d. 17 Apr 1857 

 D298/13/20 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Admittance of Thomas Jones of parish of Gellygare county Glamorgan, farmer, one of the two sons of John Jones late of parish of Gellygare, deceased. Moiety of land as in surrender and admittance of 17 April 1857. D298/13/18. Rent 6d per annum. Fine 6d. 27 Jul 1861 

 D298/13/22 Schedule of Deeds Dated from 31 March 1802 to 27 July 1861. Relating to lands called "Pentwyn" otherwise "Twyn Simon" in parish of Mynyddysllwyn co. Monmouthshire. 10 Sep 1861 

 D298/15/1 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender of Arthur Gore Graham of Abergavenny co. Monmouthshire, surveyor and Mary Ann Graham, his wife. 1. Four equal eighteenth parts of the equal fifth part in the coal and other minerals underneath farmhouse, barrn, cowhouses, stable,etc. and several pieces of land commonly known by the general name of Tyr Sais Farm situated in hamlet of Penmain parish of Mynyddislwyn containing 88 acres 3 roods and 27 perches and numbered on the tithe map for parish. 2. Four equal one eighteenth parts in one fifth part in coal and other minerals lying underneath farmhouse, barn, stable, cowhouse, etc. and lands commonly known as Twyn Simon Farm situated in hamlet of Penmain containing 62 acres 1 rood 21 perches. 3. 4 one eithteenth parts of the coal and minerals lying underneath farmhouse, etc. and several pieces of land commonly known as Pentwyn Simon Farm situated in hamlet of Penmain containing 46 acres 2 roods and 18 perches. 4. 4 one eighteenth parts of one fifteenth in all coal and other minerals lying underneath 1 messuage, one barn, two cowhouses, etc and 4 pieces of land known by the name of Coed Cae Wain yth, Ewl y Cleisaid, Cae Skibbor and the Croft containing 6 acres situated in the parish of Monythusloyne between the lands now or late of David Lewis, a certainlane called Ewly Cieisaid and the highway leading from Pontllanfraith towards Crosspenmain, known by the more moder name being part of Penmain Farm. 5. And also 4 one eighteenth parts in all coal and other minerals lying underneath farmhouse, etc and several pieces of land known by general name of the Gelly Farm situated in hamlet of Penmain and containing 28 acres 2 roods and 29 perches. 12 Dec 1906 

 D298/16/1 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender and Admittance 1. Arthur Gore Graham of Abergavenny co. Monmouthshire, surveyor and Mary Ann Graham, his wife. 2. Mary Lewis, wife of William Lewis of Nelson co. Glamorgan, auctioneer. 1. 1 eighteenth part of a one fifth share of all coal and minerals lying underneath farmhouse, etc and several pieces of land known as Tyr Sais Farm situated in hamlet of Penmain parish of Mynyddyslwyn co. Monmouthshire, 88 acres 3 roods 27 perches. 2. 1 eighteenth part of one fifth share in all coal and minerals lying underneath farmhouse, etc. commonly known by the general nameof Twyn Simon Farm, situated in hamlet of Penmain containing 62 acres 1 rood and 24 perches. 3. 1 eighteenth part of one fifth share of all coal and minerals lying underneath farmhouse, etc. and several pieces of lands known as Pentwyn Simon Farm situated hamlet of Penmain containing 46 acres 2 roods 18 perches and numbered on tithe map. 4. 1 eigtheenth part of one fifteenth share all coal and minerals underneath messuage etc. and lands known by the names of Coed Cae Wain yth, Ywl y Cleisaid, Cae Skibbor and the Croft containing 6 covers better known by the modern description being part of Penmain Farm situated in hamlet of Penmain in parish of Mynyddslwyn co. Monmouthshire containg 8 acres 2 roods and 36 perches. 5. One eighteenth part of one fifth share of coal etc. underneath farmhouse, etc. known by general name of Gelly Farm situated in hamlet of Penmain and containing 28 acres 2 roods 29 perches. Yearly rent for (1) 3s 9d, for (2) 2s 7 1/2d, (3) 1s, (4) 8d and (5) 2s 8d. Fine 1 1/2d. 12 Dec 1906 

 D298/16/3 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender and admittance 1. Thomas Phillips Price of Marks Hall co. Essex, Esq. 2. Mary Lewis, wife of William Lewis of Brynterion Nelson co. Glamorgan, auctioneer. 1. 2 messuages etc and 36 pieces of land, all coal and minerals underneath, known by the modern name of Penyfan Farm situated in hamlet of Penmain parish of Mynyddslwyn. 95 acres 1 rood and 36 perches and piece of land called 'Coed Cae Bedwellty' situated in parish of Bedwellty co. Monmouthshire containing 7 acres 2 roods 27 perches. 2. Pieces of land, hamlet of Penmain parish of Mynyddyslwyn containing 22 acres 3 roods and 37 perches. 3. 2 pieces of land, 10 acres 1 rood 25 perches, known by name of Caia penyrheol. Yearly rent for (1) and (2) 4s 6d and for (3) 6d. Fine 1/2d. 19 Feb 1913 

 D298/18/1 Copy court Roll Manor of Abercarn Admittance of William Lewis of Llanfoist, Somerset Road, Maindee, mechanical engineer, Elizabeth wife of James Thompson of 14 Cardiff Road co. Monmoutshire, beer house keeper (devisees under the will of Roger Lewis of Penmain Farm parish of Mynyddyslwyn co. Monmouthshire, yeoman, deceased. 1. One fifth share of coal and minerals lying underneath farmhouse etc and several pieces of land commonly known by name of Tyr Sais Farm situated in parish of Penmain parish of Mynyddyslwyn co. Monmouthshire containing 88 acres, 3 roods and 17 perches. 2. One fifth share of coal etc, farmhouse etc and several pieces land known by general name of Twyn Simon Farm, situated in hamlet of Penmain containing 62 acres 1 rood and 21 perches. 3. One fifth share of coal etc, farmhouse etc and several pieces of land known by the general name of Pentwyn Simon Farm containing 46 acres 2 roods and 18 perches. 4. One fifth share of coal etc underneath messuage etc and four pieces of land commonly called by names of Caed Cae Wain yrth Ewl, Cleisaid, Cae Skibbor and the Croft containing 6 covers parish of Monythusloyne, part of Penmain Farm. 5. One fifth part of coal etc, farmhouse etc and lands generally known by name of Gelly Farm. Yearly rent for (1) 3s 9d, (2) 2s 7 1/2d, (3) 1s, (4) 8d and (5) 2s 8d. Fine 2s 1 3/4d. Memorandum endorsed that after remittance had been completed, it was found that Roger Lewis, deceased had been entitled to one third share only, in the coal and other minerals lying underneath hereditaments (4), i.e. part of remain farm, and so at time of admittance William Lewis, Elizabeth Thompson and James Lewis were only entitled to one fifteenth and not one fifth. 23 May 1906 

 D298/19/2 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender and Admittance 1. William Morton Phillips 35 Church Street, Manchester co. Lancs, merchant and George William Wynter Blathway formerly of 35 Church Street, merchant and now of Melksham co. Wiltshire, Esq. 1. One fifteenth of farm and lands commonly called and known by name of Gwrhai Vawr Farm, 151 acres 3 roods and 36 perches. 2. One fifteenth part of mines and minerals within pieces of land generally known as The ton Ayr Bell lands containing 15 acres 2 roods and 35 perches. 3. One fifteenth part of mines and minerals under messuage etc and 14 pieces of land known by the several names of Cae Bach, Cae Skibbor Newedd, Cae Sir Gwill, Cae Garn, Gwain blanc y nant berth, Gwain Blaneynant, Cae cwm y dwr, Cae dan yr heol, Cae Cwm ycha, Gwain y merched wain tir bella, Cae hir ycha, Cae hir ycha and Coed Cae tew containing 16 acres of Welsh measure and farm etc. and several pieces of land known by the modern name of the Pentwyn Ishaf Farm. 4. One fifteenth part of mines and minerals lying underneath messuage etc and pieces of land known by the several names of Cae yr odin ycha and Cae y errw ycha and 2 pieces of land known by the names of Tonwain and Wain Vach. Dwelling house containing 490 square yards. 5 pieces of land known by the general names of Pentwyn Uchaf Farm. Yearly rent for (1) 5s 6d, (2) 5 1/2d, (3) 10s 8d and (4) 2s 11d. 26 Oct 1910 

 D298/20/1 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender and Admittance 1. Arthur Gore Graham of Abergavenny co. Monmouthshire, surveyor and Mary Ann Graham, his wife. 2. Elizabeth Jane Jenkins, the wife of Thomas Jenkins of Mamhilad House, Mamhilad, near Pontypool co. Monmouthshire, farmer. (1) One eighteenth of one fifth share of all coal and other minerals underneath farmhouse etc and several pieces of land known by the general name of Tyr Sais Farm situated in parish of Mynyddislwyn containing 88 acres 3 roods and 27 perches. (2) One eighteenth part of a one fifth share of all coal etc underneath farmhouse etc and several pieces of land called Twyn Simon Farm containing 62 acres 1 rood and 21 perches. (3) One eighteenth pat of a one fifth share of coal etc underneath farmhouse and several pieces of land known by the name of Pentwyn Simon Farm 46 acres 2 roods and 18 perches. (4) One eighteenth part of one fifth share in coal etc underneath messuage etc and four pieces of land commonly known by more modern description of part of Penmain Farm. 8 acres 2 roods 36 perches. (5) One eighteenth part of a one fifth share of all minerals underneath farmhouse etc and several pieces of land known by general name of Gelly Farm. Yearly rents for (1) 3s 9d, for (2) 2s 7 1/2d, for (3) 2s, for (4) 8d and for (5) 2s 8d. Fine a 1 1/2d. 12 Dec 1906 

 D298/20/3 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender and admittance 1. Thomas Phillips Price of Marks Hall co. Essex, Esq. 2. Elizabeth Jane Jenkins, wife of Thomas Jenkins of Mamhilad House, near Pontypool co. Monmouthshire, farmer. One nineteenth of coal and minerals underneath the following:- (1) 2 messuages etc and 36 pieces of land, Penyfan Farm containing 93 acres 1 rood and 36 perches and land called 'Coed Cae Bedwelty' containing 7 acres 2 roods and 27 perches. (2) lands containing 22 acres 3 roods and 37 perches. (3) and -- pieces of land containing 10 acres 1 rood and 25 perches commonly called Caia Penyrheol. Yearly rent for (1) and (2) 4s 10d and for (3) 6d. Fine 1s 1d. 19 Feb 1913 

 D298/21/2 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender and Admittance 1. Thomas Phillips Price of Marks Hall co. Essex, Esq. 2. Miriam Lewis of Gwrhay Vach Farm near Blackwood co. Monmouthshire, widow. One fifth of mines and minerals underneath the following:- (1) 2 messuages etc and 36 pieces of land known by the name of Penyfan Farm containing 93 acres 1 rood and 36 perches and piece of land called Coed Cae containing 7 acres 2 roods and 27 perches. (2) pieces of land containing 22 acres 3 roods and 37 perches. (3) 2 pieces of land containing 10 acres 1 rood and 25 perches called Caia Penyrheol. Yearly rent for (1) and (2) 4s 10d and for (3) 6d. Fine 1s 1d. Memorandum concerning land of Miriam Lewis (above) dated 10 October 1918. 19 Feb 1913 

 D298/22/2 Release of Annuity 1. Rachel Llewellyn of Pant Glas parish of Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, widow and relict of John Llewellyn, late of same place, yeoman deceased. 2. Henry Llewellyn of parish of Bedwellty co. Monmouthshire, yeoman and Edmund Llewellyn of parish of Monythusloyne, farmer. (Eldest son and heir at law of John Llewellyn, deceased) In consideration, at the time of the marriage between John Llewellyn and Rachel Evan, of £200 conditioned for the payment to Rachel Evan one annuity of £10 upon certain days and also John Llewellyn bequeathed to his wife £10 per year, total £10 per year to be paid by his son. £410 paid to Rachel Llewellyn, for release of annuity. 26 Jan 1825 

 D298/22/4 Lease 1. Edmund Llewellyn of Pant glas parish of Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. 2. John Wright of Henrietta Street, Covent Gardens co. Middlesex, banker, Henry Mostyn of Somerset Place in parish Marylebone co. Middlesex, Esq and Henry Mostyn of Usk co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. Moiety of 4 pieces of land called Cae Dan y Coed, bounded on south and east to the road lands late of Lewis Watkin, but now of Capel Hanbury Leigh Esq, on the west by a lane called Heol Dan y Cendon and on the north by lands of Edmund Llewellyn. these lands with other known by the general name of Pant Glaes, half a share of messuage called The Chappel House Barn Stable etc and 7 pieces of land. Together with moiety of one water Grist mill called Melin Garne and other lands. Cottage and land containing 12 acres of Welsh measure abutting to river Ebbw, the road leading from Pontynachlog towards Sychbant, a place called Rhiewr wen Graig and the lords land. Together with 9 pieces of land, 16 acres, 1 piece called Tir y Wen Graig. All in parish of Monythusloyne. All messuage, farm and lands known by general name of The Chappel Farm and containing together 100 acres. 1 year. 19 Jul 1832 

 D298/22/6 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender and admittance 1. Edmund Llewellyn parish of Monythusloin co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. 2. Henry Mostyn of Usk co. of Monmouthshire, gentleman. Lands as in admittance of 26 July 1832 (D298/22/5), Rent 1s 8d per annum. Fine 1s 8d. 26 Jul 1832 

 D298/22/8 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender by Henry Mostyn of Usk co. Monmouthshire, gentleman of 1 messuage, cowhouse etc and several pieces of land known by names of Yr Worlod, Wain ycha, y Berth Vawr, y Wain, Brun y Bedda, y Wain ycha, Coit Cae bach, Cae Crun ycha and Cae Crwn ycha containing 8 acres Welsh measure. And also messuage, barn, cowhouse, stable, 2 gardens, 1 curtillage , one lane leaing from the messuage to house late of Charles Phillips, another lane called Hewl lace, another called Heol ffynon Morgan, and also 12 pieces of land commonly called Cae Cymad yr hewlydd, Cae Glace y worlod, y Wain Vach, yddu Wain draw ar berth, Caer Odyn, Cae Bach, Cae ffynon Morgan, y wern, Caer Ynis, and Cae Matthe containing 12 acres of Welsh measure. 13 Mar 1844 

 D298/22/10 Assignment 1. The Right Honourable John Thomas, Baron Rededale of Batsford Park co. Gloucester, The Rev. Vaughan Thomas of University of Oxford, Bachelor of Divinity, and Vicar of Yarnton county Oxford and William Dickins of Charington county Warwick, Esq. Executors of and devisees under the will of The Rev. Samuel Wilson Warneford late of Bourton on the Hill co. Gloucester. 2. Dame Harriet Elizabeth Wetherell Warneford of Warneford Place co. of Wiltshire, widow (residuary legatee under will of her uncle, Samuel Wilson Warneford). Mortgage of £4,000 lent by Samuel Wilson Warneford to Martin Morrison, transferred to Harriet Elizabeth Wetherell Warneford. Lands as inlease 19 July 1832(D298/22/4). 20 Jun 1856 

 D298/22/12 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Admittance of Dame Harriet Elizabeth Wetherell Warneford of Warneford Place co. Wiltshire, widow. Messuage etc and several pieces of land containing 8 acres of Welsh measure known by the names of Yr Worlod, Wain ycha, y Berth Vawe, y Wain, Brin y Bedea, y wain ycha, Coit Cae bach, Cae Cwm ycha and CaeCwm ycha. Rent 1s 4d per annum. Fine 1s 4d. 3 Jun 1857 

 D298/22/14 Schedule of Deeds. Dated from 25 April 1775 to 6 August 1887 referring to deeds D298/22/1 to D298/22/13. 

 D298/23/2 Copy Court Roll Manor of Abercarn Surrender and Admittance 1. Nathaniel Casstell of Pontypool co. Monmouthshire, yeoman. 2. Edmund Llewellyn of Bedwelty co. Monmouthshire, yeoman. --- if nessyage etc and several pieces of land as in D298/23/1 and ---- if 5 pieces of land as in D298/23/1. Rent 2s 8d per annum. Fine 2s 8d. 6 Oct 1765 

 D298/23/4 Copy of will of John Llewellyn of Pant Clase parish of Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire, yeoman, bequeathing £10 per year in addition to £10 already given to his wife, Rachel, making £20 per year, to be paid by his son, Edmund. To his daughter, Jennet, £500 paid at the birth of her 1st child or if not paid to her in two years after the death of her father, at her death to come back to Edmund, but if children to the the children. £20 to use of Pen Maine Meeting House, to be paid year after deth of Rachel, his wife. To William, the son of his first wife, Catherine Phillips, £100, to be paid 10 years after his death. To Harry Llewellyn, his brother to Morgan Howel of Bedwelty and Joseph Davies, surgeon, all estate in trust for son Edmund,until age of 21 years. 20 Jun 1824 

 D298/23/6 Copy Will of Henry Llewellyn of parish of Bedwelty co. Monmouthshire, farmer, unto his nephews William Llewellyn and Edward Llewellyn, his real estate (except copy hold estate in parish of Monythusloyne) to hold as tenants. 22 May 1830 

 D298/23/8 Mortgage of Equity of Redemption 1. Martin Morrison of Newport co. Monmouthshire, coal merchant. 2. Henry Mostyn of Usk co. Monmouthshire, gentleman. Messuage, farms, lands and hereditaments called Pant glaes and Keven Coch, partly freehold party copyhold. Copyhold messuage etc called Tir Brachty situated in parish of Monythusloyne. Mortgaged to John Wright, Esq., Henry Mostyn, Esq and Henry Mostyn. Debt of £5 4s owing by Martin Morrison to Henry Mostyn. Mortgage of Equity of Redemption on above freehold and copyhold land. 19 Mar 1841 

 D298/23/10 Declaration by Walter Williams of Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire with regard to Edmund Llewellyn formerly of Rhos Wen parish of Bedwellty, deceased and his family. 10 Nov 1843 

 D298/23/13 Copy Certificate Baptism, marriage and death certificate relating to the Warneford family, dated 1757-1846. Together with family tree of Warneford pedigree. 1757-1846 

 D298/23/15 Abstract of titles of the mortage of Martin Morrison Esq to an estated called Pant Glaes including 4 closes of freehold land called Cae dan y Coed and lands called Kevan Coch parish of Monythusloyne co. Monmouthshire. 1775-1856 

 D298/23/20 Memorandum of Agreement 1. Lord Llanover of Llanover co. Monmouthshire. 2. Thomas Morgan of Tredegar parish of Bedwelty co. Monmouthshire, innkeeper. Thomas Morgan entitled to and interested in copy hold lands, hamlet of Penmain parish of Mynyddysllwyn co. Monmouthshire, containing 63 acres 2 roods and 27 perches. Coal under these lands, and Lord Llanover,as lord of the manor, is entitled to the minerals under copyhold lands within the manor. In consideration of Royalty of 2d for every 2,520 lbs weight of coal from seam called Upper Mynyddysllwyn Vein and Royalty of 1d for every 2,520 lbs of coal from seam called Lower Mynyddsllwyn Vein, Lord Llanover agrees to lease to Thomas Morgan the mentioned seams of coal for term of 21 years. 10 Jan 1862 

 D298/23/22 Declaration of David Rosser of Bedwellty co. Monmouthshire, collier, with regard to the late Edmund Llewellyn of Rhos Wen parish of Bedwellty and his sons. 9 Nov 1843 

 D298/23/25 Receipt Mr Thomas Lewis, Pentwyn and Mr Ivor Llewellyn Morgan, Pantglas by James and Co. 4 Aug 1882 

 D298/23/27 Certificate for Redemption of land tax. Mrs Sarah Lewis of Pentwyn co. Monmouthshire. Certain lands and premises hamlet of Penmaen co. Monmouthshire. Pantglas farm, consisting of Pantglas House and outbuildings, a small house, coal colliery, workmen's cottages and an old finished up coal working. 5s 3d. 30 Apr 1897 

 D298/24/1 Inventory of Deeds in safe belonging to estate of late Mr Roger Lewis. No 1 bundle - Rhew-Sir-Dafydd Estate and Llyspentwyn Estate. No 2 bundle - Deeds relating to Gelly and Llwyncelyn Estates. No 3 bundle - Tynmunich Estate. No 4 bundle - Gwrhay Fawr Estate. No 5 bundle - Pentwyn Simon Estate. No 6 bundle - Tyr sais and Twyn Simon Estate. No 7 bundle - Ty mawr title deeds. No 8 bundle - Gwrhay colliery. No 9 bundle - Gwrhay Estate. No 10 bundle - premises parish Mynyddislwyn Monmouthshire. No 11 bundle - land Darrenfelin. No 12 bundle - Accounts relating R Lewis estate,etc. No 13 bundle - land parish of Mynyddislwyn. No 14 bundle - Deed of gift. No 15 bundle - Land town of Newport. No 16 bundle - Admittances. No 17 bundle - Probate will of Roger Lewis, etc. No 18 bundle - expired leases from executors late Roger Lewis. No 19 bundle - Sundry papers, leases, etc. 26 May 1903 

 D298/26 Receipts Messrs David and Lewis Lewis to the Steward of the manor of Abercarn. 3 May 1882 

 D298/28 Bank Pass books of Mr Roger Lewis, Esq, Gwrhay. 1865-1873 

 D298/30 Bank pass book of Messrs Lewis Lewis and Co, Blackwood, colliery proprietors, Gwrhay Fach Farm, near Blackwood. 1884-1902 

 D298/32 Inventory of Deeds etc in safe belonging to the estate of late Mr Roger Lewis, deceased. Rhiw Sir Dafydd Estate 1765-1820 Penmaen Estate 1782-1820 Leys Pentwyn Estate 1768-1820 Gelly and Llwyncelyn Estate 1863- Trymunich Estate 1862-1900 Gwrhay Fawr Estate 1853-1854 Tynsais and Twynsimon Estate 1818-1861 Tymawr Title Deeds 1760-1860 Gwrhay Colliery 1841-1860 etc.