Gwent Archives
GB0218.D586
Table of Contents
Summary Information
- Repository
- Gwent Archives
- Title
- Catalogue of documents deposited by Mr. I.A. Williams, Pantyrhyn Farm, Penmain
- ID
- GB0218.D586
- Date
- 1746-1937
- Extent
- 0.03 Cubic Metres
- Language
- English
Biographical/Historical note
Information to be supplied.
Scope and Contents note
Family papers, farming accounts etc. relating to families of Long of Llantillio Crossenny and Llangattock Vibon Avel and Williams of Llantillio Crossenny and Grosmont.
Administrative Information
Publication Information
Gwent Archives
Conditions Governing Access note
Usual conditions apply.
Conditions Governing Use note
Usual copyright conditions apply.
Accruals note
Accruals are not expecetd.
Immediate Source of Acquisition note
Deposit 1966.
Appraisal note
All records have been retained.
Other Finding Aids note
A hard copy catalogue is available at Gwent Archives.
Collection Inventory
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D586/1 Will of John Austins of par. Llangattwg vibon bequeathing his house, garden and appurtenances to his daughter Mary 23 Sep 1831 |
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D586/2 Feoffment (1) John Austins par. Langattock Vibon Avel co. Mon. labourer. (2) George Prosser (his son-in-law) of New Inn par. Panteague co. Mon Victualler. (3) Alexander Jones of Usk, gent. (Trustee). Dwellinghouse, Blacksmith's Shop, Carpenter's Shop and piece of garden ground, in parish Langattock Vibon Avel. Bounded by road leading from Lydyago to Traveller's Seat. 10 Jan 1833 |
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D586/3-4 Lease for a Year/Conveyance (1) Mary Williams of Full Moon Inn, Pontypool co. Mon widow and Elizabeth Prosser of New Inn par. Panteague, widow (2 daughters of John Austins) (2) James Jones of Monmouth, sergeant major in the Monmouth and Brecon Militia and Mary his wife. £100. 2 Dwelling-houses (formerly 1 house) with 2 sheds, pig-stye and 2 gardens called Upper and Lower gardens, in par. Llangattock vibon avel; bounded by road leading from Travellers Seat, by Letre Vane Farm towards Abergavenny, by 2 meadows part of Letre Vane farm and by a ditch which divides the Upper Garden from a garden belonging to Elizabeth Prosser now in occupation of Henry Long, Blacksmith 30 Jun 1839-1 Jul 1839 |
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D586/5-6 Lease for a Year/Conveyance (1) Mary Jones of town of Monmouth, widow. (2) Thomas Wakeman ofthe Graig House co. Mon. esq. (3) Edward Murrell of same place, gent. £100 Property in Llangattock Vibon Avel as before-2 dwellinghouses, 2 sheds, pigstye and 2 gardens 17 Mar 1841-18 Mar 1841 |
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D586/7 Mortgage (1) Henry Long of par. Llangattock Vibon Avel, blacksmith. (2) John Evans the younger of the Grange in par. LLanvihangel Yster Llewern co. Mon., yeoman. £100 Messuage formerly two tenements garden land formerly in possession of John Meredith late of Josiah Price as tenant, and now partly in the possession of Henry Long and partly in occupation of James Jenkins as tenant to Henry Long. Premises situate in par. Llangattock vibon avel and bounded by road leading from Travellers Seat by Letre Vane Farm Abergavenny. 3 May 1853 |
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D586/8 Schedule of deeds and papers relating to 2 parcels of land in par. Llantillio Crossenny co. Mon. purchased by John Davies from David Price and others. 1746-1804 |
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D586/9-10 Lease for a Year/Release and Conveyance (1) Thomas Davies of Old Court in par. Llangattock Lingoed ( sole exec. of John Davies dec'd) (2) David Price of par. Llantillio Crossenny, labourer. (3) William Price and Ann Price, only s. and surviving d. of David by Mary his wife dec'd. (4)John Davies of par. Llanvihangel Ystern Llewern co. Mon. gent. (5) Edward Harris of Coed Kenol par. Llantillio Crossenny, gent. (6) William Davies of Pontiskib House in hamlet of Foothog co. Hereford, gent. £94.10.0d and £70.10.0. 2 parcels of pasture land, Cae Bont and Cae Nant (6 Acres), parish Llantillio Crossenny bounded by lands belonging to the Grange farm and by other lands belonging to Talycoed farm by a road leading from Llantillio Crossenney by Pantdovan towards the little mill. 9 Jun 1818-10 Jun 1818 |
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D586/11 Receipt for 10 guineas, being one years rent from Mr. W Long of Pantdovan (Llantillio Crossenny). 10 Apr 1865 |
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D586/12 Receipt for 8s.2d due for veterinary services from Mr. Long of Llanthewy to G Lewis, veterinary surgeon, of Monmouth. 27 Jan 1866 |
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D586/14 Notice to William Long of Pontovin, Llantillio as to payment of Tithe Rent Charge. 30 Nov 1866 |
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D586/13 Receipts for payment of poor rate in par. of Llangattock by Wm. Long (3). 1866-1867 |
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D586/16 Receipts for payment of Poor Rate by William Long in par. Skenfrith (3 items) (Monmouth Union) 1866-1867 |
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D586/15 Receipt for payment of poor rate by William Long in par. of Llantillio. (3 items) (Monmouth Union) 1866 |
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D586/17 Letter from John Lloyd to William "Llong" of his intention of selling the farm occupied by Long. 13 Nov 1867 |
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D586/18 Receipt for £70 for rent of Llanllewith paid by William Long to John Lloyd. 30 Jun 1868 |
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D586/19 Agreement (1) William Denston of the New House in par. Llangattock Vibon Avel, farmer (2) William Long of the same parish, farmer for lease to Long of Little Llanlewith farm (100a) in pars. Llangattock vibon Avel and Skenfrith now in occupation of Long. From year to year at a rent of £130. p.a. with covenants for good husbandry. 4 Feb 1870 |
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D586/20 Copy Will of William Long of Travellers Seat, Llangattock vibon Avel, bequeathing legacies to his brothers, Miss Reece, and his sister Mrs Hammond. Remainder to his father. 27 Apr 1884 |
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D586/21 Probate of the Will of William Long dec'd (28 April 1884). Travellers Seat, Llangattock vibon avel. £10 each to his brothers and sister; £20 to Miss Reece; Residue to his father; Estate valued at £167; Will dated 1884 April 27 3 Jun 1884 |
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D586/22 Receipts for legacies under the Will of William Long (5) 1884 |
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D586/23 Probate of Will of William Long dec'd (28 May 1891) Late of Little Llanllwydd Farm par. Llangattock vibon Avel, farmer. Estate valued at £450.18.4 To be divided equally between his son and 3 daughters. Will dated 1891 May 16. 4 Sep 1891 |
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D586/24 Will (copy, extract) of William Long of Llangattock vibon Avel, farmer, bequeathing his estate to Edwin Nicholas of Pontdoven, farmer, in par. Llantillio Crossenny and Joshon Jones of Trebella par. Skenfrith, farmer. [1890-1900] |
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D586/25 Valuation of live and dead farming stock of the late William Long of Little Llanlewith, Llangattock vibon Avel. Value £300. 6.0. Appraised by William J Deston 24 Jun 1891 |
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D586/26 Receipts for mourning apparel purchase by exors. of late William Long (3) 1891 |
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D586/27 Receipt by W.C.A. Williams for legal fees in the matter of the exors. of W.Long 1892 |
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D586/28 Notice to quit premises in Llantillio Crossenny served on William Edward Long of Llanlewith, Newcastle by Charles Griffiths to be effective from 2 February 1895 25 Jan 1894 |
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D586/29 Inventory and Valuation of live and dead farming stock on Little Llan-Llwydd farm in par. Llangattock vibon Avel Value £538.9.8d. 19 Dec 1896 |
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D586/30 Valuation of stock of William Long at £62.8.0d. (included in above valuation) by Sam. Johnson 19 Dec 1896 |
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D586/31 Receipt for the sum of £35, half years rent on Little Llanlewith paid by Margaret Long to William Denston. 9 Jul 1898 |
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D586/32 Receipt for £3.13.0d. for goods supplied by Tucker Bros, Abergavenny, millers and seedsmen, to Mr Long, Berthyleach(?). 29 Mar 1898 |
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D586/33 Balance Sheet and Statement of fees due by Mr G. A. Williams of Greenpool Farm, Llanbaddoc to the Hearts of Oak Benefit Socoety. 30 Oct 1894 |
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D586/34 Receipt by P.M. General for £6 paid into Savings Bank Department by Mr G.A. Williams of Little Cross Vane, Blackbrook, Grosmont 18 May 1896 |
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D586/35 Memorandum by Catherine Williams that she had loaned £40 at 5% to Edwin Nicholas of Lower Pantdoven in par. Llanteillio Crossenny. Endorsed 1905 Feb 8 with receipt for £2 interest. 1 Nov 1899 |
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D586/36 Letter to Mrs. K.H. Williams from Department of Inland Revenue informing her that no increment value duty is payable in respect of farmhouse and lands, Lower Pontafon, Llantillio Crossenny, estate of Edwin Nicholas dec'd. 1 Nov 1912 |
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D586/37 Inventory of crops on Upper House farm, Grosmont, to be taken by George Williams, the incoming tenant, from George Ruck, the outgoing tenant. Value £56.17.6d. 27 Oct 1914 |
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D586/38 Agreement (copy) (1) William Bevan of Mardy Cottage par. Llanvihangel Crucorney, retired farmer, and Emma Bevan of same place his wife. (2) George Andrew Williams of Upper House farm par. Llantillio Crossenny and Grosmont, farmer and Margaret Long, spinster for lease by (2) of Upper House Farm. Year to Year. Rent £112.10s. p.a. 25 May 1915 |
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D586/39 Food ration cards for George A. Williams, Catherine H. Williams, Eva Williams, Irving Williams and John Fisher, all of Upper House Farm, Grosmont. 1918-1919 |
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D586/40 Receipted accounts for goods supplied to George Williams, Upper House Farm. (6) 1918-1924 |
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D586/41 Receipts for poor rate paid by George Williams for property mainly in par. Llantillio Crossenny. 1920, 1923 |
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D586/42 Account of legal fees incurred by Mrs Catherine H. Williams in the matter of estate of George Williams dec'd, her husband. 1924 |
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D586/43 Account of legal fees incurred by Miss Long in the matter of the drawing of her Will (A/c rendered 16 October 1929 paid 7 January 1930) 1927 |
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D586/44 Receipt for £8.13.4d. from Mrs Catherine H. Williams and Miss Margaret Long for the redemption of quit rents due to the Duchy of Lancaster in respect of land at Upper House Farm, Llantillio Crossenny. 29 Dec 1927 |
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D586/45 Account for legal fees arising out of the sale of pieces of land part of Pan Dovan, Llantillio Crossenny, Mrs Williams, Upper House Farm to Sir Joseph Bradney. 1928-1929 |
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D586/46 Notice to Mrs Catherine Harriett Williams and Miss Margaret Long requiring repayment of £1000 advanced on a mortgage of 26 Feb 1920 made between G.A.Williams, Miss Long and Emma Bevan. Three months grace before sale of farm (new mortgage arranged). 9 Feb 1933 |
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D586/47 Valuation of farming stock? 23 May 1935 |
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D586/48 Notice of Sale by auction of Upper House Farm pars. Llanteillio Crossenny and Grosmont. 5 Oct 1937 |
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D586/49 Account book "Squire Lorymers" 1808-1814 Squire Buckles 1816-1825 [estate in par. Rockfield] [A/c book of agent to the estate] 1808-1814, 1816-1825 |
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D586/50 Account book of produce sold and of disbursements (mainly wages) by J.Coleman on behalf of White House, Llantillio Crossenny. 1819-1822 |
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D586/51 A/c of John Colman with William Toddy Esq. of White House, Llantillio (1839 A/c of Colman as Overseer of par. Llantillio) An inventory of stock etc. 1839 after which the accounts are headed "White House Accounts" Inventory of stock 1841 1837-1842 |
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D586/52 Account Book of Mrs Ann Phillips with various tradesmen all repairing or rebuilding a house (Lower House, LLanvihangel) 1847 |
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D586/53 Pocket Book Edwin Nicholas Prescription book, cures for sick animals (written in pocket book of 1851) 1851 |
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D586/54 A/c book, Memorandum book etc. including wages in cash and kind 1866-1888 |
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D586/55 Account book of William Long (after 1891 Henry Long) (including wages paid in cash and kind ) incl. Valuation of live and dead farming stock of late William Long of Little LLanlewith, Llangattock vibon Avel, 1891 continues 1913-1920 1887-1905 |
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D586/56 Receipt by Laura Miles and Lambert Miles for £250 at 4% p.a. to Miss Catherine Miles. 15 Sep 1896 |
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D586/57 18 Picture Postcards of Monmouthshire Abergavenny (Rural Scene), Abergavenny (Blorenge Mountain), near Abergavenny (Llanover House), Abergavenny (Nevill Court), Abergavenny (Sugar Loaf Mountain), Abergavenny (St. Marys Church) , Chepstow (Tubular Bridge), Gilwern (Sand Bridge and Canal) , Grosmont Church (2), Llanbadoc Church, Llanthony Abbey, Monmouth (Mitcheltroy Church), Newport (Belle View Park), Skenfrith Church (Interior), Tintern Abbey, Usk Bridge, Usk (St. Marys Church) [c.1890-c.1900] |
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