GB0218.D319
GB0218.D319

 D319/1/1 Copy of will proved Llandaff 19 September 1778 of William Price of par. Llanfoist, Co. Mon. yeoman. To his youngest son Benjamin Price, lands in parishes of Llanfoist, Lanwenarth and Aberystwyth. To his eldest son William Price yearly sum of £20 tax free. To his wife sum of £80 and use of his household goods and furniture and after her death to son Benjamin. To John Charles of Abergavenny labourer and William Jenkins of par of Lanellen yeoman wearing apparel. To Roger Williams of par Lanellen labourer, carpenters and sawyers tools. To servant William Leission sum of £3. Residue to Benjamin. Executors John Harries of Abergavenny and Morgan Harris of Abergavenny gents, untill Benjamin Price and William Price attain the age of 21yrs. Executors to receive £10 each in consideration of their trouble. 6 Jul 1778 

 D319/1/3 Map of Fosemain in par. Aberystruth Co. Mon. Property of Benjamin Price, surveyed September 1821 by William Price, land surveyor. Scale 4 chains to an inch with a table of measurements. 1821 

 D319/1/5 Copy Will Benjamin Price of Abergavenny, Co. Mon., gent. To his son John, yearly sum of £20 to be taken out of estates of Tyr Foes y Main and Tyr Llwyn Hir situated in par. Aberystruth Co. Mon. Tyr Foes y Main and Tyr Llwyn Hir between his two sons William and Benjamin and after decease of William, to his grandsons Benjamin William Price and John Edward Price and after death of Benjamin, to his grandson Benjamin. Farm in par. Llanellen Co. Mon. now or late in occupation of Thomas Jacob and Tyr Cwm Crave situated in par. Llanfoist Co. Mon., now in occupation of James Edwards also all 4 closes of land in par. Llanfoist. Also all estate called Beech Tree Farm situated in hamlet of Glascoed in par. Usk Co. Mon. All estate situated in par Llanvrechva Co. Mon. To three daughters Lucy, Mary and Jane, after their life to his sons William and Benjamin upon trust. Executors of will William Lewis of Fawydde in par. Llantillio Pertholey, freeholder and William Williams of the Court in par. Llanthewy Rhytherth. Attached Renunciation by William Lewis and William Williams of Probate of the will of Benjamin Price. Letters of Administration dated 21 July 1853 to William and Benjamin and Lucy Price. 31 Jul 1851 

 D319/2/1 Bargain and Sale 1) William Baker of Bergavenny Co. Mon. Esq. 2) John Roberts of Abergavenny, grocer and John Roberts of city and county of Oxenforde, second son of said John Robertes. One Message, barn, buildings and parcells of land, arable and meadow known by name of tire Fosse Maine, now in occupation of Roger Meredith, gent., and previously of Rice David dec'd, situated par. Aberystruth, Manor of Ebouth Vechan, Co. Mon. £96 15 Jan 1630-1631 

 D319/2/3-4 Octave of Michaelmas, 9 Chas. I Final Concord (Court of Common pleas) 1) John Roberts the elder and John Roberts the younger plts. 2) William Baker Esq. and Joan his wife deforcts. One Message, one barn, 50 acres of land and 60 acres meadow with appurtanances in Aberustruth. £120 [1633] 

 D319/2/6 22 June 15 Geo 111 (1775) Lease for 1 year 1) Henry Jones of par. Aberustruth Co. Mon., yeoman 2) William Price of the Mardee par. Llanfoist Co. Mon., farmer. Messuage, barn, buildings and several parcels of land, arable and meadow ground, called Tire fose maine, formerly in occupation of Rees David, since of Roger Meredith and now of Henry Jones. Situated in par. Aberustruth Co. Mon. within manor of Ebouth Vechan, mearing and abutting to lands late in the occupation of William Lewelin and now of Jenkins Lewis, to the lands of Richard David, to highway leading from Aberustruth Church toward Blean y Nant and to common called Milroy. 1775 

 D319/2/8 Certificate of Registration of Contract at Land Tax Register Office par Aberustruth Co. Mon. Name of contractor Benjamin Price gent. 2 Aug 1799 

 D319/2/10 Lease for 70 years [c.1818] 1) Benjamin Price of par. Aberystruth Co. Mon., gent. 2) John Brown of Tuy Dee par Bassalleg Co. Mon., ironmaster and Richard Brown of Aberustruth victualler. Yearly rent £50 Five newly erected houses and stables and also all those parcels of land, arable and meadow to the said adjoined, called Tir Fosse Main, par. Aberustruth Co. Mon. manor of Ebouth Vechan, cont. 120 acres. Together with all seams of coal, minerals etc. lying under above land and the right to search for coal and to sink pits. All messuage called Fosse Maine barn, gardens and yards and several closes of land thereto belonging called The Rough Lands, Penygan Meadow, Meadow under Fosse Main, Caye y Gellanen, Cae Bach, Cae Skeibor, Cae Fern and all timber trees. Galeage of shilling per ton. Letter attached To Messers Prothero and McDonal Usk From Benjamin Price re: lands which he intends to let, reserving the Rough Lands and Pen Y gan meadow, the meadow under Fosemain House, Caye y Gellunen, Cae bach, Cae scibor, Cae fern, the House Barn and gardens and the yards. Minerals under the whole to be worked. All other lands with the 5 new built houses and stables to be let. To have coal for the use of himself at 3/ - per ton, to be at liberty to go into the levels or pits without paying or hindrance to inspect the workings. 16 Oct 1818 

 D319/2/12-13 2 Letters 1) Dated 2 June 1829 from George Brewer, Coalbrookdale. To Benjamin Price, Neville Street, Abergavenny re: representatives of late Mr Prothero of Usk are Mr McDonnelde of Usk and Colonel Pearce of Monmouth, and stating their consent to an assignment. 2) Copy letter dated 29 June 1829. From Mr A. Williams LLangibby Castle to H. Mostyn Esq., Usk. Stating his consent as a trustee of will of late Thomas Prothero, to the assignment by Messrs. Brown to Messrs. Brewer of the Iron works and Premises at Coalbrook Vale, leased to Mr Brown by late Thomas Prothero. 2 Jun 1829, 29 Jun 1829 

 D319/2/15 Mortgage 1) William Price of Abergavenny and Llanfoist Co. Mon., gent 2) Benjamin Price of Abergavenny, gent. Joseph Phillips erected on the land (lease of 2 Feb 1840 D319/2/14) a messuage called the Long Room and by a memorandum deposited the Indenture of Lease (Memo attached to D319/2/14) with William Price as security for sum of £100 and interest. William Price recovered judgement March 1847 against Joseph Phillips for said sum and cost. Writ of Fieri Facias issued for the sum of £125.14s 4d and interest. Benjamin Price agreed to lend William Price sum of £100 on repayment. William Price covenants with Benjamin Price and so far as he lawfully can, demises premises in lease of 2 Feb 1840, together with the judgement. Inset: Receipts for half yearly interest received by Benjamin Price, dated October 20 1851, January 1852 and April 27 1822. 24 Oct 1850 

 D319/3/2 Release 1) William John of Aberystruth Co. Mon., yeoman, Anne his wife and Lewis Harry, eldest son and heir of Anne, by Harry Lewis her former husband dec'd of the same parish, yeoman. 2) William Hughes of Crickhowell Co.Brecon, grocer. £100 (£40 and £60) Messuage with all barns, buildings etc. and also all lands arable, pasture etc. commonly known by the names of Twy a Tire Gruffyth Loyd containing by estimation 36 acres and also all that barn called by name Skibor Jenkin with all lands arable, meadow etc. called by name Tire Hopkin cont. 40a acres situated in par. of Aberystruth Co. Mon. 20 Sep 1729 

 D319/3/6 Release 1) James Watkins of par. Aberystruth Co. Mon., yeoman 2) Stephan Papps late of city of Bristol but now of Bergavenny Co. Mon., merchant. Premises in par. Aberystruth as in Mortgage of 18 November 1730 (D319/3/4) 30 Apr 1742 

 D319/3/7-8 Lease for a year/Release 1) Thomas Williams of Abergavenny Co. Mon., gent. 2) John Powell of par. Aberystruth Co. Mon., yeoman, and Margaret Powell spinster of same parish sister of John Powell. £100 One message, one cowhouse and several parcels of land, know by the name of Ty and Tir Llwyn hir cont. 60 acres sitaute in par. Aberustruth Co. Mon., in the tenure of Anne Llewellin widow and her under tenant. 1 Feb 1773-2 Feb 1773 

 D319/3/10 Bond 1) Benjamin Price of par. Aberystruth Co. Mon., farmer. 2) John Powell of par. Aberystruth, yeoman, and Margaret Powell of same place spinster. £280 to secure £140 and interest 26 Jun 1804 

 D319/3/13 Amount of Baker Gabb for £13.11s. 7d. legal fees due from Benjamin Price of Aberystruth. Attached: receipt of above account dated 12 January 1805. Jun 1804 

 D319/3/15 In 8 days of the Purification of the Blessed Mary 1813 Final Concord (Common Please) 1) John Williams, plaintiff. 2) Benjamin Price and Sarah his wife, deforcts. 3 messages, one cowhouse, one barn, two curtilages, 2 gardens, 70 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, 10 acres of furze and heath with appurtenances in par. Aberystwith. £120 [Early 19th century] 

 D319/3/17 Bond 1) Benjamin Price, par. Aberyswith Co. Mon., gent. 2) Thomas Williams of par. Ragland Co. Mon., gent. £500 to secure £250 and interest 27 Mar 1813 

 D319/3/19 Account of Francis McDonnell for £283 5s. 4d. due from Benjamin Price, with receipt endorsed. 9 Jul 1825 

 D319/4/2 Indenture of Apprenticeship 1) John Hardwick par. Fownhope Co. Hereford, with consent of guardians William Hardwick and Joseph Hardwick. 2) Christopher Edmunds of par. Newent Co. Glos., butcher. 5 years Premium £70 to learn art of butcher 28 Aug 1817 

 D319/4/4 Warrant Appointing William Price as Commisioner to take affidavits within counties of Monmouth, Glam, Brecon, Hereford and Gloucester and city of Gloucester, with power to take and receive oaths etc. concerning any causes depending in the Court of common pleas. 28 Jan 1829 

 D319/4/7 Certificate of Admittance Of William Price of Abergavenny Co. Mon., gent., to act as a solicitor in the High Court of Chancery. 13 Feb 1830 

 D319/4/9 Warrant to William Price of Abergavnny Co. Mon., gent., assigning him Comissioner to take affidavits within counties of Monmouth, Glam, Brecon, Hereford and Gloucester and city of Gloucester and granting him power to take and receive oaths of persons concerning any cause depending in the Court of Kings Bench. 29 Jan 1830 

 D319/4/11 Bundle of papers relating to William Price of Abergavenny and his pratice of solicitor etc. (6 items). [Early 19th century]