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 D1967/B/1 Final Concord (in 5 weeks from Easter Anne IX) 1. Mathew Powell, quer. 2. William Price and Blanche his wife deforc. of one messuage, stable and garden in Abergavenny. Consideration: £60 May 1710 

 D1967/B/48 Lease (originally with D1967/B/49) 1. Edmund Morgan of Coalbrook Vale (contractor) 2. James Watkins of Abergavenny (builder) for 99 years of 1005 sq. yds. par. Abergavenny adjoining the Turnpike Road from Abergavenny to Brecon to erect a messuage of the value of £500. Various covenants. Plan endorsed. Annual rent: £6 5s 7d. 9 Dec 1875 

 D1967/B/67 Letter Ada Price to T.A. Delafield giving notice of quiting. 29 Jun 1917 

 D1967/B/88 Deed of Partnership 1. Frederick Sadler of 8 Cross St., Abergavenny, newsagent and stationer. 2. Frederick Vivian sadler of the same, newsagent and stationers assistant. for a Newsagents and Stationers at 8 Cross St., Abergavenny for 15 years to be called Fred Sadler and Son. Numerous clauses. 2 Mar 1922 

 D1967/B/1 Conveyance 1. Michael Davis of Usk, gent. 2. Charles Mostyn formerly of Fairlight House, Hampton Wick, co. Mddx and now of Elmley House, Grover Road Surbiton co. Surrey, esq. 3. Ann Borini of Usk, spinster 4. William Burgoyne of Blaenavon, builder. 5. Thomas Evan Watkins of Blaenavon, innkeeper. Lease Reciting: 1865, March 25 1. John Phillips, farmer 2. David Watkins, barber and fitter of 371 yards 6ft. square land part of land called Cae Weon at Blaenavon, bounded by Phillips St., a passage of 3feet 6ins separating it from land of 1 leased to John Burgoyne, and other land of 1, for a term of 999years. Annual rent: £2.15s Mortgage 1868, Sept. 1 1. John Phillips 2.Charles Mostyn 3. Lewis Williams, colliery ganger 4. William Burgoyne 5. Michael Davis of various premises including those below already subject to mortgage to 2 Anna Borini and 4, to secure £500. Further Charge 1868, Nov. 25 1. John Phillips 2. Michael Davis of £250 Default of payment. Auction of land as described above subject to the lease but free of mortgages. Consideration : £53 27 Mar 1875 

 D1967/B/101 Mortgage 1. Ivor Donald Trevethyn Cooke of 19 James St. Blaenavon, draper 2. John Reginald Jacob of Abergavenny, solicitor. of 208 sq. yds. and a messuage thereon being 19 James St. Blaenavon, to secure £230 at 6% various covenants. 20 Apr 1928 

 D1967/B/75 Agreement 1. Thomas Delafield of Kings Arms, Delafields Brewery, Abergavenny, maltster, brewer, wine, spirit and hop merchant 2. Walter Goodman of the Pine Apple Inn, Chepstow. to let the Licensed House known as Cherry Tree Inn, par, Chapel Hill, Tintern, from 9 Sept. 1914. Various covenants. Annual rent. £16 7 Aug 1914   originally part of bundle D1967/B/66-79

 D1967/B/77 Enclosing : Letter W.Goodman to T. Delafield 22 Jul 1918 

 D1967/B/28 Lease and Release 1. The Rev. John Bowen of Dany Graig par. Llanelly co. Brecon, clerk. 2. The Rev. William Davies Rector of Llangynidr co. Brecon now residing in Townay, Belgium, clerk. 3. The Rev John Irving, vicar of Llantrissant, clerk. 4. William Hibbs-Bevan of Glanant par. Crickhowell, Brecon, esq. Will Reciting: 1808 March 26 of William Davies, father of William Davies above, devising all his freehold premises in par. Patricio (and others in par. Cathedine) co. Brecon, and par. Cwmyoy co. Hereford. to his brother Richard Davies e . to hold for 500 years to pay various sums in particular to his wife Mary and afterwards to his eldest son William Davies, charged with various sums to his other children Richard, Rebecca, Anna Maria, Charlotte Eliza, and Margaretta. Death of Mary Davies, William Davies the son now being entitled to the premises. Mortgage 1833, Jan. 11/12 1. Richard Davies clerk 2. William Davies the son. 3. The Rev George Thomas and Rebecca his wife, Anna Maria Davies, Richard Davies, esq., and The Rev John Irving and Margaretta his wife. 4. John Bowen. Reciting. That all legacies were paid or secured. of premises to secure £1000 repayable by 2. Repayment of £1000 and all interest. Lease and Release 1835 Dec 23/24 1. John Bowen 2. William Davies 3. William Hibbs-Bevan of a messuage etc. in par. Partishow co Brecon. William Davies is indebted to his sisters Margaretta Irving, Anna Maria Davies and Rebecca Thomas to a total of £1670 of a barn called Skybor draw, 4 closes called Kae Bach, Kae Mawr, Ynis, Glan y dwr and Y coed being 30a. known generally as Coed draw in par. Cwmyoy co. Hereford (sic) formerly in the possesion of Edward Valiant, later of Griffith Griffiths, now of William Davies bounded by lands formerly of James Hughes, later of James Price called y worlod dan y Twy and Y Graig Goch, by the highway from Abergavenny to Pwlley yr clay, by lands formerly of Walter Cecill, after of Joshua Morgan Kary dairy and Y coed, and the river called Grwyney fawr; to 3 in trust to sell to pay the sums owing to the sisters of William Davies. Covenant by 4 to produce deeds 23 Dec 1835-24 Dec 1835 

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 D1967/B/85 Counterpart Lease 1. John Lawson of Mardy park near Abergavenny, company's manager. 2. Henry Woodley and George Woodley both of 33 Adam St. Cardiff co. Glam. meat salesmen being H Wooley & co. for 10 years of a messuage and shop being 49 Church St. Ebbw Vale, various covenants. Annual rent £50 21 Jan 1914 

 D1967/B/60 Counterpart Lease 1. William Marquess of Abergavenny K.G. 2. Frederick Louis Byrde of Keynsham near Bristol. co. Somerset, clerk in holy orders, Richard Augustas Byrde of Honiton co. Devon, clerk in holy orders, Annie Elizabeth Francis Byrde of the Pentre, Goytrey, spinster. For 60 years of 2r. 2p. land with the messuage shop etc. thereon in par. Goytrey. Reservation of mineral rights. Various covenants. Plan Annual rent: £6 30 Dec 1897 

 D1967/B/49 Trust Deed 1. Antonio Gallenga of Landogo, esq. and Anna his wife. 2. James Trotter Barry, jeweller, James Henshaw, cabinet maker, Thomas Rees, carpenter, George Stowe, shipowner, all of Cardiff, co. Glam., William John Locke of Coleford co. Glouc. accountant, Thomas Brace of Monmouth, gas company's secretary, Samuel Williams of Trelleck, tailor, Charles Phelps, station master, William Roberts, carpenter, William Pick, wood dealer all of Llandogo, Philip Crum of Whitebrook mason, and George Swain of Trelleck, wood dealer, Trustees of the Particular Baptist Chapel, par. Landogo known as Hephzibah. Conveyance Reciting 1882 July 3 1. Trustees. 2. Antonio Gallenga and Anna his wife 3. The Rev Sidney Rogers Young of Abergavenny Baptist Minister of 1.2a. land in par. landogo bounded by a road separating it from lands once of Mr Gough now of Antonio Gallenga, a cottage and gardne of A.G., a road and a further cottage of A.G., an orchard once the property of James William now of A.G., and a road from Landogo up the hill to Cleedon with Hephzibah erercted thereon, to 3 in trust for Anna Gallenga. of 3233 sq.ft. land par. Landogo bounded by the road from Chepstow to Monmouth being part of land in a map endorsed on an indenture of 1 June 1858 between (1) Henry Morgan Clifford of Llantillio Cressenny, esq., MP. (2) George Marfell of Linton, gent., George Marfell of Ross, gent., and William Marfell of Weston under Penyard, gent, all of co. Hereford. (3) Anna Robinson, of Landogo, widow, to the trustees in trust to erect a chapel Various Covenants. Consideration: Conveyance of premises to Anna Gallenga £200 3 Jul 1882 

 D1967/B/2 Marriage Settlement 1. Charles Watkins of par. Lanvihangell iuxta Usk, yeoman 2. Anne Morgan of Lanover, spinster. 3. Francis David of Lanfaire Killgiddin, yeoman assigning to 3, 2 closes in par. Llanellen called Gworlod dish law'r clawdd and Gworlod Vach of 7a. now in the tenure of Hector Williams, and held by 1 for the remainder of a term of 1000 years at 6d. p.a. ; in trust for 1 and 2 for their lives, for their children etc. 5 May 1732 

 D1967/B/18 Further Charge 1. Thomas Thomas of par. Llanellen, farmer 2. John Meredith of Abergavenny, shopkeeper. Recital of: D1967/B/17 of £50 upon the permisies as in D1967/N/17 20 Feb 1817 

 D1967/B/20 Assignment 1. John Meredith of Abergavenny, shopkeeper. 2, Thomas Thomas of Llanellen, farmer. 3. William Ford of Lanfoist, nurseryman. Lease Recital of Lease, 1614, March 28 1. Robert Gunter of Abergavenny, esq 2. Richard Gunter (one of the sons of 1) of premises for 1000 years. Assignment, 1643, March 2 1. Robert Gunter 2. Watkin John David Beavan of Llanthewy, Rytherch of 2 pieces of the above premises called Gworlod Dish Lawy Clawdd and Gworloed Vach of 7a. par. Llanellen, for the residue of 1000 years. Annual rent: 6d. D1967/B/17 and 18 £172 5s 6d now owing of the premises as above for the residue of the terms of 1000 years. Consideration: £172 5s 6d to 1 £27 14s 6d to 2 17 May 1819 

 D1967/B/22 Manor of Lanellen Surrender and Admission 1. Thomas of par. Lanishen, carpenter 2. William Ford, of Lanfoist, nurseryman of a messuage, barn, garden and 4 closes of land called Tyre Gwilt of 6a. par. Lanellen formerly held by Walter Philip, now of Thomas Richards. Consideration: £195 Rent: 3d. p.a. 17 May 1819 

 D1967/B/25 Manor of Lanellen Surrender and Admittance 1. William Ford of Lanfoist, nurseryman 2. Thomas Richards, timber merchant of a messuage, barn, garden and four closes formerly called Tyre Gwilt of 6a. in par. Lanellen formerly in the tenure of Walter Philip, now of 2. Consideration: £220 Annual rent: 3d. 2 capons Fine: £8 21 Feb 1822 

 D1967/B/96 Insurance Policy of George Jones for Canal Bridge Farm, Llanellen for £900 with Edinburgh Assurance Co. Ltd. Enclosed: Memorandum of 2 Jan. 1934 that the interest in the policy is now vested in Mrs Gertrude Mina Davies of 23, Merthyr Rd., Abergavenny, owner and Miss Kate Morgan of 10 Clytha Park Road., Newport, mortgagee. 25 Feb 1926 

 D1967/B/98 Valuation of Bridge Farm, Llanellen 28 Dec 1933 

 D1697/B/103 Conveyance 1. Edgar Glynn Davis of Abergavenny, auctioneer 2. William Henry Jenkins of Upper Ninva Farm, Llanfoist, near Abergavenny, faarmer and Arthur Cyril Lewis of the same farmer. Reciting Mortage 1907 Aug 3 1. James Jenkins 2. George James Young of premises to secure £468 18 Sept. 1907, £100 repaid Transfer of Mortgage 1913 June 13 1. George James Young and Elizabeth Ann Stanley, executors of the will of George James Young. 2. Thomas Edmunds now securing £368 Death of James Jenkins 29 Jan. 1928 making a will appointing Edgar Glyn Davies and John Reginald Jacob executors and trustees. £69 repaid Of a messuage, barn etc. with land of 18a. 1r. 31p being Upper Ninva Farm par. Llanfoist, still subject to a mortgage for £300. Various Covenants. Consideration: £100 14 Aug 1930 

 D1967/B/3 Release 1. John Hanbury of Pontypool esq. 2. James Tuder Morgan of Monmouth esq. and Martha his wife. 3. Abraham Williams of Llangattock lingoed, mason. 4. William Watkins of Landilo Cressenny, yeoman. Reciting: Lease and Release 1734, Jan 26/27 1. James Tuder Morgan and Martha his wife 2. Bridget Hanbury of Pontypool, widow, relict and executrix of Jahn Hanbury dec'd., late of the same esq. Reciting: Mortgage 1733 Oct. 26/27 1. James Tuder Morgan and Martha his wife 2. John Hanbury since dec'd. of premises to secure £1000 making a further charge of £1000 on the premises in the mortgage above and on others in pars. Llangattock Lingoed, Langibby, Landilo Cressenny, Grossmont, White Castle Skenfrith, and Abergavenny. Further charge of £200 on the premises. Death of Bridget Hanbury leaving Capel Hanbury esq, her only son, heir and executor. Repayment of some of the principal and interest owing. Death of Capel Hanbury leaving John Hanbury his only son, heir and executor. Of a house, orchard and ground now occupied by 3 in Langattock Lingoed to 4 in trust for 3 Consideration: £38 to 1 (part repayment of Principal and interest. 2 Feb 1781 

 D1967/B/11 Feoffment 1. Mary Williams of Llantillio Crossenny, widow sole executrix and devisee of Abraham Williams of the same, mason, dec'd. 2. Catherine Pritchard, widow Reciting Lease and Release, 1781, Feb. 1,2 1. John Hanbury of Pontypool, esq 2. James Tudor Morgan and Martha his wife. 3. Abraham Williams 4. William Watkins to 4 of a cottage etc. in trust for 3 Will 1803. Jan 24 of Abraham Williams devising premises to his wife. of a messuage in par. Llangattock Lingoed once occupied by Abraham Williams now by William Pritchard with lands of 3a. bounded by the parish glebe lands and a road from Ransley Farm to the parish church. Appointment of James James of Great Poolhall par. Lanvetherine yeoman as attorney of 1. Consideration : £100 4 Jul 1808 

 D1967/B/15 Bond 1. Catherine Pritchard of par. Llangattock Lingoed, widow and John Pritchard of the same, yeoman. 2. John Howell of Llanelly co. Brecon, husbandman. in £120 to secure £60 and interest in discharge of a mortgage of even date. 18 May 1810 

 D1967/B/23 Mortgage 1. Robert Howell of Llangattock nigh Usk, labourer, administrator of John Howell late of Llanelly, co. Brecon husbandman. 2. John Hughes of Llangattock Lingoed, yeoman. 3. John Jones of Llantillio Cressenny, yeoman. Reciting: D1967/B/14 and 15 of a messuage in par. Llangattock Lingoed, once occupied by Abraham Williams after of William Pritchard, then James Williams, now of John Hughes with a fold yard. 2 gardens and an orchard, being of 3a. bounded by the parish glebe lands, and the road from Ransley farm to the parish church, to hold for the residue of a term of 500 years to secure £100 repayable by 2 (£63 having been paid by 2 to 1) 9 May 1820 

 D1967/B/32-33 Lease and Release 1. John Jones of Llantillio Cressennoy, yeoman 2. Eleanor Hughes of Llangattock Lingoed, widow 3. James Jones of Llangattock Lingoed, blacksmith 4. The Rev. William Powell of Abergavenny, clerk. Reciting: D1967/B14, 15, 23 of the premises in D1967/B14 to 4 for the residue of the term of 500 years to await the reversion of the freehold in trust for 3, and to 3. Consideration: £100 to 1 £16 to 2 1 May 1838-2 May 1838 

 D1967/B/5 Mortgage 1.Joseph Brown of Llangattock Lingoed 2. Henry Phillips of Grsomont, gent. of a messuage etc. called the Tavern House in par. Llangattock Lingoed, adjoining the churchyard wall, and ground called the Coynant now possessed by 1; by demise for 500 years to secure £25 25 Oct 1790/1791 

 D1967/B/8 (Copy) Will of William Jones of Llantillio Grossenny, carpenter devising to his son John Jones all his premises in par. Llantillio Grossenny and Llangattock Lingoed subject to a rent charge. Proved; 29 April 1800 21 Jun 1798 

 D1967/B/35 Lease and Release 1. William Farr, yeoman of Grosmont. 2. James Jones of Llangattock Lingoed, blacksmith. 3. Thomas Chandler of Abergavenny, gent. Reciting: Lease and Release, 1828 Sept. 29/30 1. John Jones 2. William Farr 3. Lesley Morgan 4. Thomas Davies 5. John Farr of premises to 2 and to 5 in trust. of a messuage, brewhouse etc. once called the Tavern House and now called the Carpenters Arms in par. Llangattock Lingoed adjoining the churchyard, a parcel of ground called the Coynant; a piece called Little Orchard divided from the last by an old road now disused a strip of ground at the back of the above messuage, adjoining lands once belonging to the late Rev William Morgan now of The Rev. John Williams all in Llangattock Lingoed to 2 and to 3 in trust. Consideration: £330 13 Jul 1840-14 Jul 1840 

 D1967/B/54 Memorandum of Agreement 1. Eleanor Jones of Kellea par. Llangottock Lingoed 2. David Thomas of the same. to rent 4 pieces of orchard in par. Llangattock Lingoed adjoining land of R Vaughan esq. Anuual rent. £11 1 May 1892 

 D1967/B/100 Vesting Deed 1. Eliza Jones of Rose Villa, Oxford St., Abergavenny, widow, David Bevan of Pantmawr Rd., Whitchurch co. Glam., ploughman, Daniel Beddoe of Lion St. Abergavenny, solicitors clerk. (Grantors) 2. Eliza Jones. (tenant for life) Reciting: 20 Aug 1923 Will of James Jones of Rose Villa Oxford St. Abergavenny, retired farmer appointing 1 as executors to vest 2 as tenant for life of freehold properties in par. Llangattock Lingoed being land of 12a. 2r. 36p. known as Church Meadow, occupied by Gilbert Bayliss, the Carpenters Arms occupied by James Owen Jones, Yew Tree Cottage occupied by - Richardson and a ruined cottage occupied by Leonard Davies, and Quabs Farm par. Walford occupied by John Turner. 20 Feb 1928 

 D1967/B/10 Feoffment 1. David Jones of Llangattock Lingoed, labourer, brother and heir of William Jones late of the same, [miller], dec'd. 2. John Bryant of Lantillio Crossenny, labourer 3. James Powell of Llanvertherine, taylor of a messuage and garden in par. Llangattock Lingoed late in the possession of William Jones now of Elizabeth Jones, daughter of 1; bounded by the lane from Llangattock church to Abergavenny and by lands belonging to Llangattock Great House, to 3 in trust for 2. Consideration : £30 9 Jul 1804 

 D1967/B/37 Probate of Will of John Jones of par. Llangattock Lingoed, carpenter, dated 30 March 1851 devising a messuage near the Crossway in par. Llangattock Lingoed, now occupied by Martha Hughes, to his wife Sarah Jones for life; the messuage in which he then lived to his son James Jones forever, various bequests of money; residue to his wife for life and then equally to his sons James and David Jones and his granddaughter Mary Jones. 8 May 1851 

 D1967/B/53 Acknowledgement of receipt by Blanche Davies of title deeds (schedule 1872-1888) from Ellen Lloyd as security for £40, and concerning the Old School house of Glan yr Avon at Llangattock Lingoed. 9 Jun 1888 

 D1967/B/40 Lease 1. William Snook of Blaenavon par Llanover, watchmaker (mortgagee of premises including those below) 2. Rachel Edwards of the Coed same parish, widow and James Edwards, yeoman. 3. Thomas Griffiths of Blaenavon, miner. for 999 years of 3r land bounded by other lands of 2, land of Mr Allcock, a road, and by land of Philip Jones; being part of the Coed Cae near Llanover Road in par. Llanover Upper. Reservation of mineral rights and drainage rights. Various covenants. Plan Annual rent : £1.10s. Endorsed: Memorandum of indentiture of 24th May 1913 of Richard G aut (?), junior assigning 7a Upper Cotcha, Blaenavon to Thomas John Allcock for the residue of the term, at ground rent of £1. 1 Jan 1869 

 D1967/B/61 Abstract of title of Thomas Griffiths to a leasehold cottage and garden at Coed Cae, Blaenavon 1864-1893 1899 

 D1967/B/63 Mortgage 1. Richard Gaut (junior) of 8 Upper Coed Cae, Blaenavon, collier. 2. Sarah Ann Gaut wife of Richard Gaut of Cefn y lan, Blaenavon, timberman. Recital of: D1967/B/40 and D1967/B/42 of land as in D1967/B/40 and 2 messuages thereon being 8 Upper Coed Cae Blaenavon and one newly erected, for the residue of 999 years less one day to secure £170 at 2 1/2%. Various covenant concerning trusts. 1 to be tenant of 2 for 8 Upper Coed cae Blaenavon until May 1911 at annual rent of £1. 14 Nov 1910 

 D1967/B/87 Insurance Policy of Richard Gaut junior of 8 Upper Cotcha, Blaenavon for £300 with Commercial Union. Attached: Receipt 6 July 1922. Endorsement noting that interest in the policy is vested in Mrs Kate Hopkins of 8 Upper Cotcha, Blaenavon and Richard Thomas Gaut (sic) of 'Glasfryn', Llansaint, Kidwelly, administrators of the estate of late Thomas Edward Gaut. 22 Jul 1920, 6 Jul 1922 

 D1967/B/105 Assent of Kate Hopkins of Upper Coed Cae, Blaenavon, wife of Hector Hopkins, and of Richard Thomas Gaut of Glasfryn, Llansaint, Kidwelly co Carm. miner the Administrators of Thomas Edward Gaut late of Upper Coed Cae, Blaenavon, to the vesting in them of a leasehold messuage and piece of land known as 8 Upper Coed Cae, Blaenavon on trust of sale, and of the proceeds as part of the residuary estate. 14 Oct 1934 

 D1967/B/35 Demise 1. William Walker of par. Skenfrith, shoemaker. 2. Samuel Gwillim of the Hendre farm, par. Lantillio Crossenny, Farmer. of a messuage and cottage garden in par. Lantillio Crossenny bounded by the Turnpike from Abergavenny to Ross, by the parish road from the Turnpike to Porthgwin, part of Green Farm property of James Gilbert George esq., part of a farm called Little Trerew farm, and the propery of - Bird esq., being formerly occupied by Thomas Wall now by James Sterry to 2 for 1000 years. Consideration: £48 22 Oct 1844 

 D1967/B/31 Trust Deed 1. William Jones of Penbiddle, par. Llanvihangel Crucorney, yeoman. 2. John Jones of par. Llanfoist, shoemaker, Philip Price of Abergavenny, hallier and Hannah his wife, Mary Jones, spinster, George Jones, yeoman and Celia Jones spinster all of Penbiddle. John, Hannah, Mary George and Celia being children of 1. 3. The Rev Thomas Thomas of Pontypool, The Rev. William Stanley of par. Peterchurch co. Hereford, The Rev William Roberts of Abergavenny, John Rogers of par. Pillith co. Rad., farmer, Thomas Price of Llanvertherine, farmer, James Evans of par. Llanvihangel Crucorney, farmer, Jeremiah Griffiths of Walterstone co. Herfeford, yeoman, Thomas Watkins of par. Bringwyn, farmer, William Price of Abergavenny, cooper, William Williams of Old Court Farm, par. Llangattock, Lingoed, farmer, Nicholas Price of Llanvihangel Crucorney, farmer, Benjamin Davies of Lloyncellin par. Cwmyoy, farmer, William Jones of Cwmerry, par. Llantillio Cresenny, farmer. Recital: 1822, Oct. 4 Will of George Jones of Longtown devising his estate to his wife Mary for life and after to his brother William Jones all his estate in Penbiddle par. Llanvihangel Crucoarney, for life and then to his children. Of part of a field called the Orchard, being 16 poles or 1/10 acres, in Penbiddle par. Llanvihangel Crucorney, bounded by R. Hondy The Turnpike from Llanvihangel Crucorney to Llangua Bridge, the freehold eastate of 1, with the Chapel erected or to be erected thereon, in trust for the use of Particular Baptists. Various conditions concerning mortgage, sale and use of the premises. Consideration: £10 Attached: Certificate of consent of Hannah Price. 26 Dec 1837 

 D1967/B/89 Deed of Partnership 1. John Price of Llanvihangel Court par. Llanvihangel Ystern Llewern, farmer 2. John Rees Price of the same, farmer. 3. Sarah Jane Price of the same, farmer. to be farmers at Llanvihangel Court, Llanvihangel Ystern Llewern, for 7 years to be called Messrs. Price. Numerous Clauses 13 Oct 1922 

 D1967/B/99 Agreement 1. Agnes Morgan of Tyr Ewen Llanwenarth Citra, spinster. 2. Morgan Williams of 2 Blorenge View, Mardy near Abergavenny, railway clerk. to let a house with garden being Mayfield Cottage. par. Llanwenarth Citra. Monthly rent: £2. 16s 30 Nov 1926 

 D1967/B/12-13 Lease and Release 1. Joseph Williams of Ragland, farmer and Ann his wife 2. William Farr of the same, labourer 3. Matthew Watkins of Ragland, farmer, trustee of 2. of land formerly converted into a potato garden, and a newly erected cottage and outbuildings now occupied by 2 in par. Ragland, bounded by a brook, the road for Tyr Sheriff to Abergavenny, formerly part of Heollace farm occupied by 1, to 2 and to 3 in trust. Consideration: £10 9 Apr 1809-10 Apr 1809 

 D1967/B/74 Correspondence R. Trivitt to T. Delafield concerning tenancy of Gwynne House, Tintern. (4 items and envelope) 26 Sep 1913-1 Jul 1914 

 D1967/B/59 Agreement 1. William Williams of Abergavenny, gent. 2. James Price of Abergavenny, works proprieter. Reciting: Conveyance of same date of premises from 1 to 2. Title deed concerning these premises relate to other premises still in the possession of 1. 2 intends to mortgage the property conveyed to him to Evan Jones that 2 will produce deed for 1, 2 will only give deeds to Evan Jones during the term of the mortgage etc. Various covenants. Schedule of deed 1838-1884. 20 May 1895 

 D1967/B/92 Release 1. James Tranter of Trevine, farmer, Thomas Tranter of The Tump, farmer both in Llantilio Crosenny, John Tranter of Little Compstone par. Llangattock Lingoed, farmer, Eliza Kingsccote wife of Thomas Henry Kingscote of Upper Cefn Lytha Grosmont, farmer, Thomas Price of 2 Bridge St., Crickhowell co. Brecon late innkeeper, James Price of 8 Dufferin Villa Cwm, miner, Lavinia Price of Somerset Motel. Brynmawr co. Brecon, spinster, Mary Magdalene Gwyn wife of Holford Gwyn of 67 Everard St., Barry Dock co. Glam., auctioneers clerk, Winifred Lambert wife of Edgar Lambert of 115 St Helens Road, Abergavenny, miner, William Price of Little Llanusk, Llanellen, farmer, Sarah Rowley wife of Frederick Rowley of 8 Rees St., Ebbw Vale, carpenter. 2. Mary Anne Tranter of Trevine, Llantillio Crossenny, spinster. Reciting: Death of Elizabeth price of Trevine, spinster, intestate 6 Oct. 1923. Administration granted to 2. Net estate £373 15s, to be divided equally between nephews and nieces those above, though brothers of Elizabeth Price emigrated to America and any claimants should receive a shared, provided equally by those above. Shares having been paid of 2 from liabilities arising from the estate of Elizabeth Price. 12 Aug 1924 

 D1967/B/95 Release 1. Joseph Cooper of Belle Vue Road Cinderford co. Glouc. coal miner. 2. Henry Morgan of 328 Fremont St., West Pittson, Luz county, Pennsylvania USA insurance agent, Margaret Ann Morgan of 8 Roderick Row Ebbw Vale, spinster, Thomas John Morgan of 7 Garfield Terrace Ebbw Vale, Frederick James Pothecary of Woodside Crescent Ebbw Vale, coal miner and Sarah Elizabeth Pothecary of 8 Roderick Row Ebbw Vale, spinster. 3. Stella Wisner of 801 South Eight Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa USA wife of [?] Wisner, Hettie Hannum of 803 South Eight Street, Council Bluffs wife of - Hannum, Richard Lewis and Henry Lewis. 4. Jospeh Cooper and John Harry Watkins of 11 Oxford St. Abergavenny, law clerk. Reciting: Will, 1911, Feb.2 of Henry Thomas Lewis of 45, Richmond Road, Abergavenny appointing his wife Mary Ann Lewis, his nephew Joseph Cooper and John Harry Watkins as trustees and executors, devising certain legacies all his property to the trustees to pay the income to his wife during her widowhood and after to convert his estate into money to be paid: 1/3 of whoch £100 to go to Joseph Cooper son of his sister Susannah Cooper and the residue to Susannah Cooper; 1/3 of which £100 to be divided amongst the children of his sister Maria Pothecary and the residue to Maria Pothecary; 1/3 of which £100 to be divided between the children of Benjamin Lewis his brother and the residue to Benjamin Lewis. Death of Henry Thomas Lewis, Susannah Cooper, Maria Pothecary leaving her children as in 2, Benjamin Lewis his children as in 3. Death of Mary Ann Lewis. 1,2 and 3 are entitled to 1/3 of the estate each. Shares paid. of 4 from the charges under the will. 14 Jul 1925 

 D1967/B/79 Agreement 1. Thomas Delafield of the Kings Arms, Delafield's Brewery, Abergavenny, malster, brewer, wine, spirit and hop merchant. 2. Edgar Barwood, 16 Plasycoed Rd., Cwmffrwdoer, near Pontypool. to let the Queens Head Inn in Crickhowell co. Brecon. Various covenants. Annual rent: £8 Endorsed; Schedule of fixtures. 29 Jul 1918 

 D1967/B/80 Lease 1. Rebecca Reynallt of 12 Glantorvaen Terrace, Blaenavon, widow. 2. Thomas Delafield of Kings Arms Inn Abergavenny, brewer of the Belle Vue Inn in Clydach par. Llanelly co. Brecon occupied by - Moseley. for 14 years. Various Covenants. Annual rent: £13 11 Oct 1905 

 D1967/B/78 Agreement 1. Thomas Delafield of the Kings Arms, Delafields's Brewery, Abergavenny. maltser, brewer, wine, spirit and hop merchant. 2. Allen Holden of Duffryn House, Mountain Ash. to let the Belle Vue Inn, in Clydach par. Llanelly co Brecon. Various covenants. Annual rent: £15 14 Aug 1914 

 D1967/B/43 Mortgage 1. Henry Jones of Longtown par. Clodock co. Heref., farmer 2. Elizabeth Jones of the same, widow and John Farr of Great Cwm in Llanveyno, par. Clodock, farmer. of a messuage called Wern y cwm with 12a. 14p in Longtown par. Clodock co. Heref. once in possession of James Williams, after of James Jones, late of David Powell and now of 1, bound by the Black Mountain, lands once of James Williams, late of Thomas Jones called the Coed, the highway from Olchon to Abergavenny, land in possession of William Powell; and a messuage, garden and land of 3a. 3r. 33p. called Gwar y cae in Longtown, bounded by lands formerly of James Phillips, after of Philip Price, and the highway as above, to secure £250 at 4%. Endorsed 1883, Feb. 26 Reconveyance 1. John Farr now at Wain in Longtown. 2. Henry Jones. Recting (reciting) death of Elizabeth Jones, 25th April 1877 of the premises on repayment of the principal and interest. 25 Oct 1873 

 D1967/B/45 Assignment 1. John Wilson of Abergavenny, gent. 2. Sarah Elizabeth of 13 Merthyr Road, Abergavenny, widow. of a mortgage in D1967/B/44 Consideration: £100 26 Apr 1890 

 D1967/B/68 Agreement 1. Thomas Delafield of the Kings Arms Delafield's Brewery, Abergavenny, malster, brewer, wine, spirit and hop merchant. 2. George Jones of 7 Other Street Ynnysybwl near Pontypridd co. Glam. To let the New Inn with malthouse, kitchen, barn, stables, yard, and gardens in Longtown par. Clodoch co Heref. Various covenants. Annual rent: £19 Endorsed. Memorandum of Fixtures 6 Sep 1906 

 D1967/B/70 Agreement of George Jones to pay half the rental for water supply to New Inn Longtown. 20 Aug 1913 

 D1967/B/72 Envelope to W.R. Jacob esq. solicitor Abergavenny 23 Jul 1919 

 D1967/B/55 Certificate of Marriage of Thomas Powell, bachelor and Sarah Powell (nee Price), widow, 10 April 1894 both of Cwmyoy Upper. 10 Apr 1894 

 D1967/B/57 Professional Bill of Messrs. John Pritchard, James Jones, Charles edwards to Watkins and co. relating to H.B. Davies dec'd 1895 

 D1967/B/91 Agreement 1. Douglas Charles Pritchard James of 45, Victoria St. Abergavenny, machinist. 2. Elsie Elizabeth May Pritchard James, of 41 Victoria St. Abergavenny to separate. 22 Oct 1923