Probates of wills proved at the Consistory Court of Llandaff (photocopies)
GB0218.D5519

Repository: Gwent Archives
Creator: Consistory Court of Llandaff.
Title: Probates of wills proved at the Consistory Court of Llandaff (photocopies)
ID: GB0218.D5519
Date: 1799 - 1815
Extent: 0.0010 Cubic Metres
General Physical Description note: Photocopies of original wills held at the National Library of Wales.
Language: English

Prior to 1858 the consistory court of Llandaff had jurisdiction over probate in much of Monmouthshire and Glamorgan.

Extracts from the registry of the Consistory Court of Llandaff:

probate of will of James Jones of The Farm, par. Llanedeyrn, 1779; probate of will of William Jones of Julian Farm, par. Llanedeyrn, 1812.

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D5519/1 Will of James Jones of The Farm, par. Lanedarn, co. Glam. 10 Sep 1812 0.0010 Cubic Metres Scope and Contents note Devising all his freehold estate in par. Machen to his son Edmund Jones. Devising all his leasehold estate in par. Machen leased from Sir Charles Morgan to his son Edmund Jones for the residue of the lease. All his copyhold land (field-names and names of occupants given) in par. Rumney and 1 field in St. Mellons to Edmund Jones. Devising all his other copyhold estate in par. St. Mellons to his son James Jones. His freehold estate called Cate Cobb Farm in par. St. Mellons to his wife Ann Jones during her widowhood. A yearly sum of £400 to his daughter Mary Samuel. A yearly sum of £25 to his daughter Hannah Jones. A yearly sum of £25 to his daughter Ann Jones. A yearly sum of £30 to his daughter Catherine Jones.
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D5519/2 Will of William Jones of Julian Farm, par. Llanedarn, co. Glam. 5 Jul. 1815 0.0010 Cubic Metres Scope and Contents note EXTRACT from the registry of the Consistory Court of Llandaff PROBATE OF WILL of William Jones of Julian Farm, par. Lanedeyrn, farmer. Devising (If it come into his possession) the freehold farm of Tynyberllan in par. Lanedeyrn, co. Glam; to his wife Cicely Jones. Numerous legacies.
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