Deed of covenants, 3 Dec 1847; (i) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman and (ii) Phillip Walters of Swansea, merchant and (iii) David Davies of Swansea, draper and (iv) Catharine Jones of Swansea, widow and (v) Thomas Attwood of Swansea, gentleman and Henry Griffith of Bryndafydd in parish of Llangefelach, land agent: As to making and maintaining roads on lands at Pantgwyder, near Swansea; Schedule of properties; Endorsed: plan, scale: 2 chains to inch

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Lease (counterpart) for 3 lives (lives of Rowland Pritchard, aged 32 years or thereabouts, his sister Margaret Jenkins, widow, aged 34 years or thereabouts and his daughter Ann Pritchard, aged 1 year or thereabouts), from day next before day of date hereof, for surrender of former lease of premises demised and £93, rent £4 18s 6d yearly, couple of fat capons on 1 Jan yearly or sum of 1s 6d at election and choice of (i), his heirs or assigns, 40s in lieu of heriot, suit of mill, planting of trees or in default sum of 3s for every young tree not so planted, 2 Sep 1776; (i) The Honourable George Venables Vernon of Briton Ferry, to (ii) Rowland Pritchard of Swansea, gentleman, with (iii) Lewis Thomas of Baglan, gentleman and John Williams of Cadoxton Juxta Neath, yeoman, (i)'s attornies; Messuage and farm of lands, erections, buildings and premises in parish of Swansea called Panty Gwydir. (Except and always reserved out of present demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns, liberties and royalties of fishing, fowling, hawking and hunting. All timber trees, coppices, woods. All works, mines, veins and seams of coal and culm, tin, lead, copper and iron and all quarrys of stone and slate and all other mines and minerals whatsoever)D/D SB 14/1

Lease (counterpart) for life of Rowland Prichard aged 39 years or thereabouts, from and immediately after expiration of residue of former term granted of said premises (see D/D SB 14/1), for £150, rent £4 18s 6d, pair of fat capons on 1 Jan in every year during term hereby granted or 1s 6d in lieu thereof at election and choice of (i), his heirs or assigns or such person or persons to whom immediate freehold or inheritance of premises shall at such time belong, suit of mill, planting of 2 trees or in default sum of 2s 6d for every young tree not so planted, 10 Sep 1811; (i)The Right Honorable George Venables Vernon, Lord Vernon, Baron of Kinderton, county of Chester, to (ii) Rowland Prichard of town of Neath, esquire: Messuage, tenement and lands called Pant Gwider in parish of Swansea. (Except and always reserved out of present demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns, liberties and royalties of fishing, fowling, hawking and hunting. All timber trees, coppices, woods and all works, mines, veins and seams of coal and culm, tin, lead, copper and iron and all quarrys of stone and slate and all other mines and minerals whatsoever)D/D SB 14/2

Memorandum of agreement, 3 Dec 1818; (i) Right Honourable Earl of Jersey with (ii) David Tennant of Swansea: (i) agrees to sell and (ii) agrees to buy messuage, tenement and lands called Pant Gierder in parish of Swansea being part of Briton Ferry estate, with timber (if any) growing thereon, for £1600; Schedule refers to Pant y GwydirD/D SB 14/3

Lease and release, for £1600 and 10s, 28 and 29 May 1819; (i) John Dent and John Wormald, both of Temple Bar, city of London, esquire and (ii) The Right Honourable George, Earl of Jersey, to (iii) David Tennant of town of Swansea, esquire, with (iv) Thomas Edward Thomas of Swansea, esquire, trustee of (iii): Messuage, lands and hereditaments called Pant y Gwydir containing according to late survey 43 acres, 3 roods and 13 perches more or less, for many years in tenure of Rowland Pritchard, esquire or his undertenants and being within ffranchise of town of Swansea; Recites deeds, 11 Nov 1814 - 20 May 1818; Schedule of deeds, 2 Mar 1693 - 19 Jul 1816D/D SB 14/4/1-2

Assignment of residue of 2 terms of 1000 years in trust to attend inheritance, for 10s and 10s, 29 May 1819; (i) Richard Harrison of Grays Inn, county of Middlesex, gentleman and (ii) Henry Grundy Beetson of same place, gentleman, at request and by direction and appointment of (iii) John Dent and John Wormald of Temple Bar, city of London, esquires and (iv) The Right Honorable George, Earl of Jersey and upon nomination of (v) David Tennant of town of Swansea, esquire, to (vi) Robert Nelson Thomas of town of Swansea, gentleman and (vii) David Rowland of same town, gentleman: Tenement, lands and hereditaments called Pant y Gwydir Farm, part of Briton Ferry estate, containing according to late survey 43 acres, 3 roods and 13 perches, for many years in tenure of Rowland Pritchard, esquire and his undertenants and being within franchise of town of Swansea; Recites deeds, 2 Mar 1693 - 28 May 1819D/D SB 14/5

Lease and release, for £1000 and 10s, 25 and 26 Nov 1822; (i) David Tennant of town of Swansea, esquire and (ii) John Jackson Price of same town, gentleman and (iii) Calvert Richard Jones, late of Veranda but now residing at Heathfield, esquire, to (iv) Thomas Edward Thomas of Swansea, esquire: Parcel of land (formerly divided into 2 fields) in franchise of town of Swansea containing by estimation 7¼ acres of thereabouts bounded on north by turnpike road leading from town of Swansea to Saint Helens and Gower, on east by field belonging to (iii), on south by lands late property of Sir Watkin Lewes, deceased and on west by lands formerly belonging to (iii) but now to William Vaughan, esquire and now or late in tenure of Francis Morgan or his undertenants. Together with all trees, woods, coppices and ground and soil thereof; Recites deeds, 10 Feb 1818 - 8 Dec 1821; Plan, scale: 2 chains to 1 inch; Schedule of deeds, 24 Apr 1739 - 8 Dec 1821D/D SB 14/6/1-2

Lease and release, for £950, 9 and 10 Oct 1823; (i) Thomas Edward Thomas of town of Swansea, esquire, to (ii) David Tennant of same town, esquire, with (iii) Hugh Powell Watkins of Llandilo, county of Carmarthen, esquire, trustee of (ii): Parcel of land (formerly divided into 2 fields) situate in franchise of town of Swansea containing by estimation 7¼ acres bounded on north by turnpike road leading from town of Swansea to Saint Helens and Gower, on east by field belonging to Calvert Richard Jones, on south by lands late property of Sir Watkin Lewes deceased and on west by lands formerly belonging to Calvert Richard Jones but now to William Vaughan, esquire and now or late in tenure of Francis Morgan or his under-tenants. Together with all trees, woods and coppices and ground and soil thereof; Recites lease and release, 25 and 26 Nov 1822 (see D/D SB 14/6/1, 2)D/D SB 14/7/1-2

Underlease for 69 years from 29 Sep last past if Ann Prichard and Rowland Prichard so long live, with release against all covenants in original lease, for 10s, rent £95 yearly, 9 Mar 1824; (i) Rowland Prichard of town of Neath, esquire, to (ii) David Tennant of town of Swansea, esquire: Messuage, lands and hereditaments called Pant y Gwydir containing according to late survey thereof 43 acres, 3 roods and 2 perches, for many years in tenure of Rowland Prichard or his undertenants and being within franchise of town of Swansea ; Recites indentures, on or about 2 Sep 1776 (see D/D SB 14/1) and indenture, on or about 10 Sep 1811 (see D/D SB 14/2)D/D SB 14/8

Appointment by way of demise and lease for 99 years, from 25 Mar last past, rent £4 10s 9d yearly, 9 Aug 1832; (i) Hannah Couch, with privity and consent of Thomas Couch of town of Swansea, sailmaker, (her husband), to (ii) John Middleton of same place, gentleman: Piece of ground (being part of estate so devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father, David Edwards, gentleman) being in Edward's Terrace containing in front 49 feet 6 inches and extending backwards on south part 32 feet and on north part thereof 37 feet 8 inches. Together with 3 dwellinghouses, lately erected thereon by (ii) and all other buildings now erected or at any time hereafter during continuance of this demise to be erected on said piece of ground; Recites will of David Edwards, 27 May 1830; Noted: "2.3 & 4 Ed St"D/D SB 14/9

Appointment by way of demise and lease for 99 years, from 29 Sep last past, rent £1 7s 6d yearly, 31 Jan 1834; (i) Hannah Couch, with privity and consent of Thomas Couch of town of Swansea, sailmaker, (her husband), to (ii) David Clement of same place, blockmaker: Piece of ground (being part of estate so devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father, David Edwards, gentleman) being in Edwards Terrace containing in front 16 feet 6 inches and extending eastwards 28 feet 6 inches and joined on west part thereof by house built by William Johns and on north part thereof by house built by John Middleton (since deceased). Together with dwellinghouse lately erected thereon by (ii) and all other buildings now erected or at any time hereafter during continuance of this demise to be erected on said piece of ground; Recites will of David Edwards, 27 May 1830; Endorsed: licence to assign, Hannah Couch to (ii) to assign to William Davies premises demised by within written indenture, 5 Jul 1837; Noted: "No 5"D/D SB 14/10/1-2

Appointment by way of demise and lease for 99 years from 25 Dec last, rent £1 13s yearly, 8 Mar 1834; (i) Hannah Couch, with privity and consent of Thomas Couch of town of Swansea, sailmaker, (her husband), to (ii) William Williams of same place, mariner: Piece of ground (being part of estate devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father, David Edwards, gentleman) being in Edwards Terrace containing 16 feet 6 inches in front and extending backwards on south part 40 feet and joined on east by house built by Edward Murphy, pilot and joined on west by house built by William Jones, mariner. Together with dwelling house lately erected thereon by (ii) and all other buildings now erected on said piece of ground hereby appointed and demised or intended so to be; Recites will of David Edwards, 27 May 1830; Endorsed: licence to assign, Hannah Couch, with privity of Thomas Couch, to (ii) to assign to Sarah Morris of parish of Reynoldstone, widow, within mentioned premises for residue of within granted term, 11 Mar 1834; Noted: "No 8 9"D/D SB 14/11/1-2

Appointment by way of demise and lease for 99 years from 29 Sep last, rent £1 3s yearly, 25 Mar 1834; (i) Hannah Couch, with privity and consent of Thomas Couch of town of Swansea, sailmaker, (her husband), to (ii) William Johns of same place, victualler: Piece of ground (being part of estate devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father, David Edwards, gentleman) being in Edwards Terrace containing 14 feet 6 inches and extending backwards on north part 27 feet and joined on north part by house built by David Clement and joined on west part by vacant piece of said ground. Together with dwellinghouse lately erected thereon by (ii) and all other buildings erected on piece of ground hereby appointed and demised or intended so to be ; Recites will of David Edwards, 27 May 1830; Noted: "No 6"D/D SB 14/12

Appointment by way of demise and lease (and counterpart) for 99 years from 25 Mar last, rent £2 8s 9d yearly, 25 March 1834; (i) Hannah Couch, with privity and consent of Thomas Couch of town of Swansea, sailmaker, (her husband), to (ii) William Jones, mariner: Piece of ground (being part of estate devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father, David Edwards, gentleman) being in Edwards Terrace containing in front 19 feet 6 inches and extending backwards 56 feet and joined on east part thereof by house built by (William Williams) and on west part thereof by house built by ( ). Together with dwellinghouse lately erected thereon by (ii) and all other buildings now erected or at any time hereafter during continuance of this demise to be erected on piece of ground hereby appointed and demised or intended so to be; Recites will of David Edwards, 27 May 1830; Endorsed: memorandum of licence to assign, 21 Jan 1839. (i) to (ii) to assign to Matthew Jones of town of Swansea, master mariner, dwellinghouse and garden and premises situate in Edwards Terrace in town of Swansea and lately in occupation of (ii) and erected by (ii) on piece of ground within described and demised by within indenture for residue of term of 99 years within granted; Noted: "Surrenderd by Mathew Jones Assignee 6 Sep 1855" (see D/D SB 14/38)D/D SB 14/13/1-2

Appointment by way of demise and lease (and counterpart) for 99 years from 29 Sep last, rent £2 7s 6d yearly, 5 Dec 1835; (i) Hannah Couch, with privity and consent of Thomas Couch of town of Swansea, sailmaker, (her husband), to (ii) Matthew Jones of same place, master mariner: Piece of ground (being part of estate devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father, David Edwards, gentleman) being in Edwards Terrace containing in front 19 feet and extending backwards 56 feet and joined on north east by house built by William Jones and on north west by house now building by Thomas Owens. Together with dwellinghouse lately erected thereon by (ii) and all other buildings now erected on said piece of ground hereby appointed and demised or intended so to be; Recites will of David Edwards, 27 May 1830; Noted: "Surrendered 6 September 1855" (see D/D SB 14/38)D/D SB 14/14/1-2

Appointment by way of demise and lease for 99 years from 29 Sep last, rent £8 10s yearly, 26 Jan 1836; (i) Hannah Couch, with privity and consent of Thomas Couch of town of Swansea, sailmaker, (her husband), to (ii) John Rosser of same place, pilot: Piece of ground (being part of estate devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father, David Edwards, gentleman) being in Rutland Terrace containing in front 70 feet and extending backwards to south west 50 feet and bounded on north west by new street called Edwards Terrace and on southward by other part of devised property which piece of ground is now in possession of (ii). Together with full and free liberty, power and authority to and for (ii), his executors, administrators and assigns to erect on piece of ground hereby demised 4 dwellinghouses; Recites will of David Edwards, 27 May 1830; Noted: "4 Houses Nos 1-2.3.4"D/D SB 14/15

Appointment by way of demise and lease for 99 years from 29 Sep last, rent £4 12s 6d yearly, 14 Mar 1836 ; (i) Hannah Couch, with privity and consent of Thomas Couch of town of Swansea, sailmaker, (her husband), to (ii) Thomas Owens of same place, brewer: Piece of ground (being part of estate devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father, David Edwards, gentleman) being in Edwards Terrace containing in front 37 feet and extending backwards 55 feet and joined on north east by house building by Matthew Jones, mariner and on north west by other part of devised estate now vacant. Together with dwellinghouse erecting or lately erected thereon by (ii) and all other buildings now erected on piece of ground hereby appointed and demised or intended so to be ; Recites will of David Edwards, 27 May 1830; Noted: "11 + 12 Edwards"D/D SB 14/16/1-2

Appointment by way of demise and lease for 99 years from 29 Sep 1836, rent £4 5s yearly, 26 Jan 1837; (i) Hannah Couch, with privity and consent of Thomas Couch of town of Swansea, sailmaker, (her husband), to (ii) James Slocombe of same place, carpenter: Piece of ground (being part of estate devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father, David Edwards, gentleman) being in Edwards Terrace containing in front 34 feet and extending backwards to road leading to other parts of same property and adjoining on north east premises (part of same property) leased to William Thomas. Together with dwellinghouse now erecting and all buildings hereafter to be erected thereon by (ii), his executors, administrators or assigns; Recites will of David Edwards, 27 May 1830; Noted: "14 and 15 Edwd St"; "No 15 Sold 27/8/56"D/D SB 14/17

Appointment by way of demise and lease for 99 years from 29 Sep 1836, rent £2 2s 6d yearly, 1 Feb 1837; (i) Hannah Couch, with privity and consent of Thomas Couch of town of Swansea, sailmaker, (her husband), to (ii) William Thomas of same place, pilot: Piece of ground (being part of estate devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father, David Edwards, gentleman) being in Edwards Terrace containing in front 17 feet and extending backwards 55 feet and adjoining on north to house and garden (part of same property) in lease to Thomas Owens. Together with dwellinghouse now erecting and all buildings thereafter to be erected thereon by (ii), his executors, administrators or assigns; Recites will of David Edwards, 27 May 1830D/D SB 14/18

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £50 and £13, rent £1 13s, 19 May 1837; (i) Sarah Morris of parish of Reynoldstone, widow, at request and by direction and appointment of (ii) Peternell Williams of Swansea, widow, to (iii) Ann Evans of Swansea, widow: Piece of ground and premises described and appointed and demised in and by recited indenture of appointment. And dwellinghouse and other buildings thereon erected and built ; Recites appointment by way of demise, 8 Mar 1834 (see D/D SB 14/11/1, 2)D/D SB 14/19

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £60, rent £1 7s 6d, 15 Jul 1837; (i) David Clement of Swansea, blockmaker, to (ii) William Davies of same place, shipwright: Piece of ground being in Edward's Terrace containing in front 16 feet and 6 inches and extending eastwards 28 feet 6 inches and joined on west part thereof by house built by William Johns and on north part thereof by house built by John Middleton (since deceased) with dwellinghouse erected thereon and now in occupation of (i); Recites indenture, 31 Jan 1834 (see D/D SB 14/10/1, 2)D/D SB 14/20

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £100, rent £2 8s 9d yearly, 22 Jan 1839; (i) William Jones of town of Swansea, master mariner, to (ii) Matthew Jones of same town, master mariner: Dwellinghouse and premises being in Edwards Terrace, lately erected and built on premises comprised in recited indenture of lease; Recites lease, 25 Mar 1834 (see D/D SB 14/13/1, 2); Noted: "Surrendered by Matthew Jones 6 Sep 1855"(see D/D SB 14/38)D/D SB 14/21

Appointment by way of demise and lease for 99 years from 29 Sep last, rent £2 2s 6d yearly, 4 Mar 1839; (i) Hannah Couch, with privity and consent of Thomas Couch of town of Swansea, sailmaker, (her husband), to (ii) Griffith Rosser of same place, pilot: Piece of ground (being part of estate devised unto Hannah Couch by will of her late father, David Edwards) being in Rutland Terrace containing in front 17 feet and extending backwards 50 feet and adjoining on north west to house and garden (part of same property) in lease to John Evans. Together with dwellinghouse now erecting and all buildings hereafter to be erected thereon by (ii), his executors, administrators or assigns; Recites will of David Edwards, 27 May 1830D/D SB 14/22

Appointment by way of demise and lease for 99 years from 29 Sep last, rent £4 5s yearly, 13 Mar 1839; (i) Hannah Couch, with privity and consent of Thomas Couch of town of Swansea, sailmaker, (her husband), to (ii) John Evans of same place, victualler: Piece of ground (being part of estate devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father, David Edwards) being in Rutland Terrace containing in front 34 feet and extending backwards 50 feet and adjoining on north west to house and garden (part of same property) in lease to John Rosser. Together with 2 dwellinghouses now erecting and all buildings hereafter to be erected thereon by (ii), his executors, administrators or assigns; Recites will of David Edwards, 27 May 1830; Noted: "2 Houses No 5 +6"D/D SB 14/23

Lease for 99 years from date of these presents, rent £2 2s 6d yearly, 29 Sep 1841 ; (i) Hannah Couch of Swansea, widow, to (ii) Griffith Rosser of same place, pilot: Dwellinghouse and garden situate in Rutland Terrace now in occupation of George Couch as tenant thereof. Together with all and singular rooms, cellars, ways, passages, watercourses, profits and appurtenances whatsoever to said dwellinghouse and premises belonging or in anywise appertaining; Noted: "8 Rutland Place"D/D SB 14/24

Lease for 99 years from 29 Sep next, for £141, rent £2 1s yearly, 9 Jul 1842; (i) Elias Jenkins of Tyrgwl, near Swansea, esquire and (ii) Hannah Couch of Swansea, widow, to (iii) Joseph Williams of same place, actuary: Dwellinghouse and yard behind same situate in Kynaston Terrace now in possession of John Jones and numbered 2 in said terraceD/D SB 14/25

Lease (counterpart) for 99 years from 29 Sep last, for £210, rent £4 5s yearly, 8 Oct 1846; (i) Elias Jenkins of Kilvey House, near town of Swansea, esquire (mortgagee of premises hereby demised) and (ii) Hannah Couch of town of Swansea, widow (mortgagor of same premises), to (iii) Robert Kilby McAdam of same place, gentleman: Dwellinghouse situate in Kynaston Terrace now in occupation of Mr Francis. Dwellinghouse adjoining thereto late in occupation of Captain Rosser and now vacant; Noted "No 3; 4"D/D SB 14/26

Surrender of term of 1000 years, for 10s, 2 Dec 1847; (i) Edward Daniel (formerly Edward Daniel the younger) of city of Bristol, gentleman, by direction of (ii) Henry Lucas of Killibion House, county of Glamorgan, esquire and (iii) Nicholas Jersey Lovell of parish of Easton in Gordono, otherwise Saint George's, county of Somerset, surgeon, William Stiffe of Swansea, esquire and Elizabeth Everitt, his wife and with privity and approbation of (iv) James Thomas Grove of Swansea, gentleman, to (v) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman: Lands and hereditaments situate at Pantgwyder within ffranchise of town of Swansea; Recites deeds, 28 Oct 1841 - 2 Dec 1847D/D SB 14/27

Deed of covenants, 3 Dec 1847; (i) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman and (ii) Phillip Walters of Swansea, merchant and (iii) David Davies of Swansea, draper and (iv) Catharine Jones of Swansea, widow and (v) Thomas Attwood of Swansea, gentleman and Henry Griffith of Bryndafydd in parish of Llangefelach, land agent: As to making and maintaining roads on lands at Pantgwyder, near Swansea; Schedule of properties; Endorsed: plan, scale: 2 chains to inchD/D SB 14/28

Lease for 99 years from 25 Mar next, rent £1 16s yearly, 29 Feb 1848; (i) Hannah Couch of town of Swansea, widow, to (ii) George Watts of same place, mason: Piece of ground being near to Rutland Terrace. Dwellinghouse now in course of erection on part of said piece of ground; Plan, scale: 20 feet to inchD/D SB 14/29

Mortgage, for £17 18s 9d, 15 Apr 1848; (i) George Watts of town of Swansea, mason, to (ii) The Reverend Daniel Davies, minister, Joseph Rutter, ironmonger, John Jenkins, jeweller, Jacob Lewis, draper and David Holmes, grocer, all of Swansea, trustees of Swansea Benefit Building Society: Piece of ground being near to Rutland Place. Dwellinghouse on part of said piece of ground; Recites lease, bearing date on or about 29 Feb 1848 (see D/D SB 14/29)D/D SB 14/30

Mortgage, for £100, 29 Nov 1849; (i) Thomas Owens of town of Swansea, brewer, to (ii) Elizabeth Jones of same town, widow: Piece of ground being in Edwards Terrace containing in front 37 feet and extending backwards 55 feet. 2 dwellinghouses erected thereon and now in several occupations of (i) and ( ) and all other erections to be hereafter erected thereon; Recites appointment and lease, 14 Mar 1836 (see D/D SB 14/16/1, 2)D/D SB 14/31

Lease for lives of John Henry Harris, Elizabeth, his wife and Mary Jane Morgan, aged 9 years, daughter of Robert Morgan of Ragland, county of Monmouth, mason and then for and during all residue unexpired of term of 99 years from 29 Sep next, rent £9 yearly, 6 Mar 1850; (i) Hannah Couch of town of Swansea, widow, to (ii) The Reverend John Henry Harris of town of Swansea, minister : Piece of ground being in or near to Kynaston Street. Together with full power for (ii), his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns to erect and build 6 good and substantial dwellinghouses with all necessary good and proper materials on said piece of ground; Plan, scale: 20 feet to inch; Noted: "21 - 24 Kynaston Place"D/D SB 14/32

Appointment in fee by way of mortgage, for £500, 30 Mar 1850; (i) Hannah Couch of town of Swansea, widow, with covenant for production of deeds with(ii) Mary Jones of Courtykidrim, parish of Llanedi, county of Carmarthen, widow, to (iii) David Michael of town of Swansea, merchant: Dwellinghouses, gardens, lands and other hereditaments and premises situate in Edwards Street, Rutland Terrace and Kynaston Place; Recites release, 27 Mar 1850; Schedule of properties and deeds, 25 Mar 1834 - 6 Mar 1850. Schedule of deeds, 3 Jul 1798 - 28 Mar 1850D/D SB 14/33

Release and appointment, for £500 and £388, 21 Jan 1851; (i) David Michael of town of Swansea, merchant and (ii) Hannah Couch of town of Swansea, widow, to (iii) Charles Thomas Wilson of town of Swansea, chemist: Dwelling houses, gardens, lands and other hereditaments and premises being in Edwards Street, Rutland Terrace and Kynaston Place; Recites lease, 27 Mar 1850 and appointment, 30 Mar 1850 (see D/D SB 14/33); Schedule of properties and deeds 25 Mar 1834 - 6 Mar 1850D/D SB 14/34

Release, for £569, 16 Nov 1853; (i) Mary Davies of Courtycydrim, parish of Llanedy, county of Carmarthen, spinster and (ii) Hannah Couch of Swansea, widow, to (iii) Charles Thomas Wilson of Swansea, chemist: Dwellinghouses, gardens, lands and other hereditaments and premises being in Edward Street, Rutland Terrace and Kynaston Place; Recites deeds, 27 Mar 1850 - 16 Sep 1852; Schedule of properties and deeds, 26 Nov 1831 - 29 Feb 1848. Schedule of deeds, 3 Jul 1798 - 16 Sep 1852; Endorsed: plan, scale: 40 feet to inch. (Refers to Edwards Street)D/D SB 14/35

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £110, rent £1 16s yearly, 31 Dec 1853; (i) George Watts of Wassail Place, town of Swansea, mason, to (ii) David Jenkins of same place, mariner: Piece of ground being near to Rutland Place. Together with 2 dwellinghouses and premises erected thereon; Recites lease, on or about 29 Feb 1848 (see D/D SB 14/29)D/D SB 14/36

Release, for £100, 12 Jul 1854; (i) Elizabeth Jones of town of Swansea, widow, to (ii) Thomas Owen of same town, brewer: Piece of ground being in Edwards Terrace containing in front 37 feet and extending backwards 55 feet, dwellinghouses and other conveniences; Recites appointment and lease, on or about 14 Mar 1836 (see D/D SB 14/16/1, 2) and indenture, on or about 29 Nov 1849 (see D/D SB 14/31)D/D SB 14/37

Surrender, for £160, 6 Sep 1855; (i) Matthew Jones of Cardiff, dock master, to (ii) Charles Thomas Wilson of Swansea, chemist: Piece of ground being part of estate devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father being in Edwards Terrace, containing in front 19 feet and 6 inches and extending backwards 56 feet with dwellinghouse erected thereon by William Jones. Piece of ground being other part of estate devised to Hannah Couch by will of her late father being in Edwards Terrace containing in front 19 feet and extending backwards 56 feet and joined on north east by house built by William Jones with dwellinghouse erected thereon by (i); Recites deeds, 25 Mar 1834 - ( ) Jan 1851; Noted: "Edward Street"D/D SB 14/38

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £85, rent £1 7s 6d yearly, 9 Nov 1857; (i) William Davies, late of town of Swansea, shipwright, but now of Poppet Hill in franchise of same town, ship chandler, to (ii) David Hopkins of Christina Street, town of Swansea, ship chandler: Piece of ground with dwellinghouse being numbered 5 in Edwards Street and now in tenure of John Thomas, cabinet maker, as tenant to (i) ; Recites lease, on or about 31 Jan 1834 (see D/D SB 14/10/1, 2) and indenture, on or about 15 Jul 1837 (see D/D SB 14/20)D/D SB 14/39

Mortgage, for £135 4s 3d, 10 Nov 1857; (i) David Hopkins of Christina Street, town of Swansea, ship chandler, to (ii) Charles Henry Smith of Derwenfawr, near same town, esquire, Michael John Michael of same town, esquire and George Gwynne Bird of same town, esquire (trustees of Cambrian Benefit Building and Investment Society): Piece of ground with dwellinghouse standing thereon numbered 5 in Edwards Street and now in tenure of John Thomas; Recites lease, on or about 31 Jan 1834 (see D/D SB 14/10/1, 2)D/D SB 14/40

Assignment, for £65, 26 Apr 1859; (i) David Hopkins of Christina Street, town of Swansea, ship chandler, with privity of (ii) Charles Henry Smith of Derwenfawr, near same town, esquire, Michael John Michael and George Gwynne Bird, both of same town, esquire (trustees of Cambrian Benefit Building and Investment Society), to (iii) John Arthur Davies of Llanelly, county of Carmarthen, painter and glazier: Equity of redemption of piece of ground being in Edwards Terrace containing in front 16 feet and 6 inches and extending eastwards 28 feet and 6 inches and joined on west part thereof by house built by William Johns and on north part thereof by house built by John Middleton, dwellinghouse erected thereon by David Clement and all other buildings erected on said piece of ground; Recites lease, on or about 31 Jan 1834 (see D/D SB 14/10/1, 2) and indenture, on or about 10 Nov 1857 (see D/D SB 14/40); Noted: "Number "5" in Edwards Street"D/D SB 14/41

Lease for lives of (ii) and Richard Richards and 99 years, rent £60 yearly, 7 May 1859; (i) William Richards of Grove Place, town of Swansea, architect, Richard Richards of Belle Vue Street, same town, gentleman and Evan Matthew Richards of Northampton Place, same town, esquire, to (ii) Thomas Jones and John Jones, both of Williams Terrace, town of Swansea, builders: Piece of ground part of Burrows Fields in franchise of Swansea and fronting street or road called or intended to be called Trafalgar Terrace. Together with full and free liberty for (ii), their executors, administrators and assigns to erect and build upon said piece of ground 22 dwellinghouses (but not more than 22) with suitable conveniences thereto. Together with all paths, passages, lights, easements, watercourses, profits, advantages and appurtenances whatsoever to said piece of ground and premises belonging or in anywise appertaining; Plan, 80 feet to inch; Endorsed: memorandum of assignments, 29 Aug - 27 Sep 1948, concerning nos. 42, 47, 51 and 53, Trafalgar Terrace, SwanseaD/D SB 14/42

Conveyance, for £2,775, 2 Jun 1859; (i) Evan Matthew Richards of town of Swansea, esquire, William Richards of same place, architect and Richard Richards of same place, gentleman, to (ii) John Crow Richardson of Uplands, near town of Swansea, esquire: Pieces of land containing together by admeasurement 3 roods and 2½ perches or thereabouts being part of certain fields now or lately called Burrows Fields situate near Travellers Rest Inn within borough of Swansea and bounded on north side thereof by Rodney Street, on south side thereof by Back Road lying between Rodney Street and Trafalgar Terrace, on east side thereof by Burrows Road and on west side thereof by Beach Street. Other pieces of land containing by admeasurement 1 acre and 4 perches or thereabouts being also part of said fields now or lately called Burrows Fields situate near Travellers Rest Inn aforesaid bounded on north side thereof by road lying between Rodney Street and Trafalgar Terrace, on south side thereof by Trafalgar Terrace, on east side thereof by Burrows Road and on west side thereof by Beach Street. Piece of land or road lying between Rodney Street and Trafalgar Terrace. Dwellinghouses and other erections and buildings already erected and built or now in course of erection in or upon said pieces of land. Together with houses, outhouses, edifices, buildings, courts, yards, gardens, ways, waters, watercourses, cellars, areas, vaults, walls, fences, sewers, drains, lights, easements, profits, privileges, advantages, rights, members and appurtenances to said hereditaments and premises or any part thereof belonging or appertaining; Recites deeds, 7 Jan - 18 Dec 1858; Plan, scale: 80 feetD/D SB 14/43

Deed of covenants, 2 Jun 1859; (i) Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn of Hendrefoilan, esquire, Member of Parliament, John Talbot Dillwyn Llewelyn of Penllergare, esquire, John Elton Mervin Prower of Purton, county of Wilts, esquire and Edmund Mervin Booth Story Maskelyne of Basset Down House, county of Wilts, esquire and (ii) Evan Matthew Richards of town of Swansea, esquire, William Richards of same place, architect and Richard Richards of same place, gentleman, with (iii) John Crow Richardson of Uplands, near town of Swansea, esquire: For production of title deeds relating to freehold houses and lands situate in town of Swansea; ; Recites indenture, 2 Jun 1859 (see D/D SB 14/43); Schedule of deeds, 8 Jun 1763 - 28 Jun 1858. Schedule of indenture, 1 Jun 1859D/D SB 14/44

Lease (counterpart) for 99 years from 24 Jun 1859, rent £34 yearly, 23 Feb 1860; (i) William Richards of Brunswick House, town of Swansea, architect, Richard Richards of Brunswick Place, same town, gentleman and Evan Matthew Richards of Brooklands, franchise of same town, esquire, to (ii) John Rees of Brunswick Street, same town, builder: Piece of ground, part of Burrows Fields, in franchise of town of Swansea and fronting newly laid out street called or intended to be called Fleet Street. Together with full and free liberty for (ii), his executors, administrators and assigns to erect and build upon said piece of ground 17 dwellinghouses (but not more than 17) with suitable conveniences thereto. Together with all paths, passages, lights, easements, watercourses, profits, advantages and appurtenances whatsoever to said piece of ground and premises belonging or in anywise appertaining; Plan, scale: 40 feet to inch; Endorsed: memorandum regarding conveyance, 24 Jun 1943 concerning nos. 77 and 78 (formerly 75 and 76) Fleet Street. Memorandum regarding conveyance, 23 Apr 1946 concerning nos. 83, 84, 85, 86 and 87 (formerly nos. 81 to 85) Fleet StreetD/D SB 14/45

Mortgage, for £3,000, 12 Oct 1860; (i) Thomas Jones and John Jones, both of Williams Terrace, town of Swansea, builders, to (ii) Henry William Schneider of Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, county of Middlesex, esquire, James Coxon Richardson of town of Swansea, merchant and Andrew Ferguson Moore of 3, Ingram Court, Fenchurch Street, city of London, merchant: Piece of ground part of Burrows Fields in franchise of Swansea and fronting street or road called or intended to be called Trafalgar Terrace with dwellinghouses; Recites lease, on or about 7 May 1859 (see D/D SB 14/42); Accompanying note concerning valuation of houses in Trafalgar Terrace, 12 Mar 1860D/D SB 14/46/1-2

Conveyance for £424 4s, 17 Oct 1861; (i) Thomas Edwards Couch, sailmaker, Henry Edwards Taylor, brazier and Margaret, his wife, William Kynaston Couch, sailmaker, John Davies Couch, sailmaker, James Couch, surgeon and David Edwards Couch, ropemaker, all of town of Swansea, to (ii) Charles Thomas Wilson of same town, gentleman: Pieces of ground, dwellinghouses, hereditaments and premises being respectively in or near Rutland Terrace, Kynaston Place and Wassail Place ; Plan, scale: 44 feet to inch; Schedule of properties and leases, 31 Jul 1847 - 30 Aug 1851; Certificate, Registry of Certificates of Acknowledgments, 17 Oct 1861D/D SB 14/47/1-2

Conveyance, for £20,100, 28 Jun 1862; (i) John Tennant of St Rollox, city of Glasgow, esquire, Francis Price of Rhyddings, near Swansea, estate agent and Lawford Richardson of Eltham, county of Kent, esquire (trustees of will of David Tennant, esquire, deceased), to (ii) John Crow Richardson of Swansea, esquire: Messuage, lands and hereditaments called Panty gwyder containing according to admeasurement 43 acres, 3 roods and 13 perches, little more or less, being within franchise of town of Swansea. 4 parcels of land containing altogether 8 acres, 2 roods and 2 perches (more or less), 3 of them being parts of lands called Pool Charles, otherwise Pwll Charles, part of farm and lands called Courtsaison, all within franchise and parish of Swansea and heretofore in possession or occupation of David Tennant. Piece of land (formerly divided into 2 fields) situate in franchise of town of Swansea containing by estimation 7¼ acres or thereabouts bounded on north by turnpike road leading from town of Swansea to Saint Helens, on east by field heretofore belonging to Calvert Richard Jones, esquire, on south by lands heretofore property of Sir Watkin Lewis, deceased and on west by lands formerly belonging to Calvert Richard Jones but afterwards to William Vaughan, esquire, in tenure of Francis Morgan or his undertenants. Together with all houses and other buildings, yards, gardens, common of pasture and other commonable rights, mines, minerals, trees, woods, underwoods, paths, passages, waters, watercourses, liberties, easements and appurtenances whatsoever to said hereditaments and premises hereby assured or intended so to be or any of them respectively belonging or appertaining; Recites deeds, on or about 29 May 1819 - on or about 16 Aug 1861, will of David Tennant, on or about 20 Feb 1839 and orders of Court of Chancery, on or about 31 May 1861 - on or about 21 Dec 1861; Plans, Scale 7/8th inch to 100 feet; (ii) doth for himself and his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns covenant with (i) and their heirs and assigns to before 24 Dec 1864 lay out and construct and having so laid out and constructed will thereafter maintain and repair road or way of 40 feet at least in width of surface coated with stones and hard materials appropriate for road or way to be used by carriages, horses and foot passengers upon, through and over piece of land called Saint Helen's Nursery, between piece of land called Fleming's Meadow adjoining south east side of Saint Helens Nursery and high road which adjoins and forms north west boundary of Saint Helen's Nursery. (i) doth grant unto (ii) and their heirs and assigns and the person or persons who through or under them may become owner or owners of or interested in Flemings Meadow and their or his tenant or tenants thereof shall after said road or way shall have been so constructed have and enjoy in perpetuity right of freely passing along and using said road or way; Schedule of properties; Endorsed: receipt for £20,100 placed by (i) to account of William Russell, esquire as Accountant General of Court of Chancery, 24 Dec 1861. Schedule of conveyances concerning portions of property assured by within written indenture conveyed by Robert Eden Richardson and Arthur Campbell Duckworth as personal representatives of late Ernald Edward Richardson, 11 Feb 1911 - 7 May 1913. Memorandum of indenture, 16 Jan 1923. (i) Claud Pearce Serocold and Arthur Howard Frere (ii) Robert Eden Richardson and Arthur Campbell Duckworth (iii) Roger Beck (iv) University College of Swansea. 6 pieces of land situate at Gwydir Gardens, Sketty Road together with 6 tenements, dwellinghouses and premises erected thereon and known as nos. 1, 2,3,4,5 and 6, Gwydir Gardens. Together with piece of land in front thereof next Sketty Road. Piece of land situate to westward of and adjoining hereditaments herein before described, together with half roads other than Sketty Road abutting on said hereditaments at side and rear thereof. Conveyed unto and to use of (iv), its successors and assigns in fee simple subject to and with benefit of lease and tenancy agreements therein mentionedD/D SB 14/48

Lease (counterpart) for 21 years from 29 Sep 1865, rent £16 yearly, 28 Oct 1865; (i) Thomas Owen of town of Swansea, ironmongers assistant, to (ii) John Hoare of Swansea, John Noble of Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park, county of Middlesex and Thomas Rolls Hoare of Marlow House, Kingston upon Thames, county of Surrey, carrying on business at Swansea in copartnership as brewers: Tenement and public house being no. ( ), Edward Street known by name of Hoppole, now in occupation of John Hinde. Together with yards, gardens, rights, members and appurtenances to said premises belonging or appertaining or therewith used and enjoyedD/D SB 14/49

Lease for 99 years from 25 Mar 1866, rent £48 yearly, 24 Jun 1867; (i) John Crow Richardson of Pantygwydir, county of Glamorgan, esquire, to (ii) Joseph Benjamin Rees of town of Swansea, builder: Pieces of ground in Lower Oxford Street and Madoc Street and extending from Lower Oxford Street to Madoc Street and containing in front towards Lower Oxford Street 100 feet or thereabouts and in front towards Madoc Street 140 feet or thereabouts. Dwellinghouses, erections and buildings in or upon said pieces of ground or any part thereof. Together with power to erect 8 additional dwellinghouses with suitable and necessary conveniences thereto respectively on said pieces of ground. (Except and always reserved out of this demise all mines, minerals and quarries in, under and upon said premises); Endorsed: plan, scale: 44 feet to inch. Memoranda of deeds, 7 Jul 1911 - 23 Sep 1941. Statement regarding building progress concerning frontage towards Oxford Street of within described piece of land, 20 Nov 1869; Memoranda of deeds, 10 Jun 1938-17 Feb 1959D/D SB 14/50/1-2

Conveyance, for £50, 13 Aug 1867; (i) Henry Hussey Vivian of Parkwern, esquire, MP and (ii) William Graham Vivian of Woodlands Castle, esquire, to (iii) John Crow Richardson of Pantygwydir, esquire: Pieces of land (part of Parkwern Estate) containing by admeasurement 351 square yards or thereabout situate near Pantygwydir Farm in franchise of town of Swansea. Together with trees, woods, shrubs, hedges, ditches, rights, members, easements and appurtenances to said pieces of land or any part thereof belonging or appertaining; Endorsed: plan, scale: 44 feet to inchD/D SB 14/51

Conveyance, 20 May 1868; (i) James Coxon Richardson of Swansea, esquire and Jeremiah Clarke Richardson of same place, merchant, by direction of (ii) John Crow Richardson of same place, esquire, to (iii) John Richardson of Pantgwyn, near Swansea, esquire: Parcels of land, messuages and hereditaments in Fleet Street. Together with all buildings, erections, fixtures, cellars, areas, courts, courtyards, cisterns, sewers, gutters, drains, ways, passages, lights, watercourses, liberties, privileges, easements, advantages and appurtenances to said parcels of land, messuages and hereditaments or any of them now or heretofore demised or known as part or parcel of them or any of them or appurtenant thereto; Recites indenture, 25 Jun 1863; Schedule of leases concerning parcels of land and 26 messuages at Fleet Street, Swansea, 23 Dec 1858 - 20 Dec 1861; Endorsed: plan, scale: 80 feet to inchD/D SB 14/52

Assignment of lease for residue of estate for 3 lives (lives of Thomas Jones, John Jones and Richard Richards) and term of 99 years, 6 Jan 1869; (i) John Jones now or late of Swansea, builder, to (ii) Thomas Jones of Swansea, builder: Undivided moiety or other part, share or interest of (i) of and in piece of ground, part of Burrows Fields in franchise of Swansea and fronting street or road called or then intended to be called Trafalgar Terrace and of and in dwellinghouses erected upon said piece of ground; Recites lease, 7 May 1859 (see D/D SB 14/42)D/D SB 14/53

Appointment, for £50, 15 May 1869; (i) Henry Hussey Vivian of Parkwern, near Swansea, esquire, MP and The Reverend John Patrick Eden of Sedgefield Rectory, county of Durham, clerk (trustees of (ii), at request and by direction of (ii) Iltid Thomas of Glanmor, near Swansea, esquire, to (iii) John Crow Richardson of Pantygwyder, esquire: Pieces of land containing by admeasurement in width 20 feet, being part of estate known as Glanmor in parish of Swansea; Recites indenture, 12 Jul 1867; Endorsed: plan, scale: 120 feet to inchD/D SB 14/54

Lease (and counterpart) for 99 years from 29 Sep 1867, for £105, rent £2 4s 3d yearly, 5 Jun 1869; (i) John Crow Richardson of Pantygwydir, esquire, at request of (ii) Henry Bushel of town of Swansea, builder, to (iii) Richard Down of Swansea, cabinet maker: Piece of ground situate in Madoc Street and containing by admeasurement in front 14 feet and 9 inches or thereabouts and in depth 66 feet or thereabouts. Dwellinghouse erected and built by (ii) on said piece of ground or on some part thereof and now in occupation of (William) Davies. (Except and always reserved out of this demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all mines, minerals and quarries in, under and upon said premises); Endorsed: plan, scale: 20 feet to inchD/D SB 14/55/1-2

Lease (counterpart) for 99 years from 29 Sep 1867, for £105, rent £2 4s 3d yearly, 22 Jun 1869; (i) John Crow Richardson of Pantygwydir, esquire, at request of (ii) Henry Bushell of town of Swansea, builder, to (iii) Joseph Butler of Swansea, general dealer: Piece of ground situate in Madoc Street and containing by admeasurement in front 14 feet and 9 inches or thereabouts and in depth 66 feet or thereabouts. Dwellinghouse erected and built by (ii) on said piece of ground or on some part thereof and now in occupation of George Davies. (Except and always reserved out or this demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all mines, minerals and quarries in, under and upon said premises); Endorsed: plan, scale: 20 feet to inchD/D SB 14/56

Lease (and counterpart) for 65 years from 29 Sep 1869, for £280, rent £5 yearly, 1 Sep 1869; (i) Charles Thomas Wilson of Bryn Newydd, esquire, to (ii) John Austin of 10, Edwards Street, town of Swansea, pilot: 2 dwellinghouses being 9 and 10, Edwards Street and now or late in occupation of Edward Haines, saddler and (ii) respectively; Noted: "Surrendered subject to Underlease 1929"D/D SB 14/57/1-2

Abstract of title of Iltid Thomas, esquire to Glanmôr situate in parish of Swansea, 12 Jul 1867. 1869D/D SB 14/58

Lease (counterpart) for 99 years from 29 Sep 1869, rent £5 7s 6d yearly, 28 Mar 1870; (i) John Crow Richardson of Pantygwydir, esquire, to (ii) Henry Bushell of Swansea, builder: Piece of ground situate in Madoc Street and containing by admeasurement in front towards that street 14 feet and 6 inches or thereabouts and in depth unequal. Piece of ground situate in Western Street in town of Swansea and containing by admeasurement in front towards that street 16 feet or thereabouts and in depth 72 feet or thereabouts. 2 dwellinghouses and buildings erected and built by (ii) on said pieces of ground or on some part thereof respectively and now in respective occupations of (ii) and Evan Jones. (Except and always reserved out of this demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all mines, minerals and quarries in, under and upon said premises); Endorsed: plan, no scale. Memorandum of conveyance, 17 Nov 1952; Noted: "now 5 Spring --- 32 Littl(e) Madoc St; Tce (sold) ; 36 Western St (sold)"D/D SB 14/59

Lease (counterpart) for 64 years from 29 Sep next, for £140, rent £3 3s yearly, 31 Aug 1870; (i) Charles Thomas Wilson of Bryn newydd, near Swansea, esquire, to (ii) Evan Davies of Rutland Street, town of Swansea, retired mariner: Dwellinghouse and premises being 1, Kynaston Place. Together with outhouses, buildings, yard, garden and appurtenances thereunto belonging; Plan, scale: 10 feet to 1 inch; Noted: "This House sold by Auction to Rosser Rosser 1872"D/D SB 14/60

Lease (and counterpart) for 99 years from 25 Dec 1867, rent £6 9s yearly, 17 Sep 1870; (i) John Crow Richardson of Pantygwydir, esquire, to (ii) Philip Andrew and Henry William Crowhurst, both of town of Swansea, brewers and copartners: Piece of ground situate in Saint Helen's road and containing by admeasurement in front towards that road 20 feet or thereabouts and in depth 78 feet or thereabouts. Together with power to build 1 good and substantial dwellinghouse (but not more than 1) with all suitable and necessary conveniences thereto on said piece of ground to entire satisfaction of (i), his heirs or assigns or his or their agent or surveyor for time being. (Except and always reserved out of this demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all mines, minerals and quarries in, under and upon said premises); Endorsed: plan, scale: 30 feet to inch. Surrender, 27 Feb 1877. (i) Henry William Crowhurst to (ii) John Crow Richardson. Piece of ground and premises demised by within written indenture. Dwellinghouse and buildings now standing and being thereonD/D SB 14/61/1-2

Lease and (counterpart) for 99 years from 25 Dec 1867, rent £6 9s yearly, 17 Sep 1870; (i) John Crow Richardson of Pantygwydir, esquire, to (ii) Philip Andrew and Henry William Crowhurst, both of town of Swansea, brewers and copartners: Piece of ground situate in Saint Helen's Road and containing by admeasurement in front towards that road 29 feet or thereabouts and irregular in depth. Together with power to build 1 good and substantial dwellinghouse (but not more than 1) with all suitable and necessary conveniences thereto on said piece of ground to entire satisfaction of (i), his heirs or assigns or his or their agent or surveyor for the time being. (Except and always reserved out of this demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all mines, minerals and quarries in, under and upon said premises); Endorsed: plan, scale: 30 feet to inch. Surrender 27 Feb 1877. (i) Henry William Crowhurst to (ii) John Crow Richardson. Piece of ground and premises demised by within written indenture. Dwellinghouse and buildings now standing and being thereonD/D SB 14/62/1-2

Licence to assign, 19 Sep 1870; John Crow Richardson of Pantygwydir, esquire, to Phillip Andrew and Henry William Crowhurst, both of town of Swansea, brewers and copartners to assign by way of mortgage to trustees of Alliance Benefit Building Society: 2 pieces of ground situate in Saint Helens Road being premises comprised in 2 indentures of lease dated respectively 17 Sep 1870 and both made between John Crow Richardson of 1 part and Phillip Andrew and Henry William Crowhurst of other part (see D/D SB 14/61/1, 2 and D/D SB 14/62)D/D SB 14/63

Mortgage, for £483, 20 Sep 1870; (i) Philip Andrew and Henry William Crowhurst, both of town of Swansea, brewers and copartners, 2 of members of Alliance Benefit Building Society, to (ii) Thomas Ford, bonded store merchant, William Newman Johnson, Lloyds surveyor and John Rosser, harbour master, all of Swansea, trustees of said society: \Piece of ground situate in Saint Helens Road and containing by admeasurement in front towards that road 20 feet or thereabouts and in depth 78 feet or thereabouts. Piece of ground situate in Saint Helens Road containing by admeasurement in front towards that road 29 feet or thereabouts and irregular in depth. Dwellinghouses, buildings and additions now or hereafter to be erected thereon; Recites lease, 17 Sep 1870 (see D/D SB 14/61/1, 2 and lease, 17 Sep 1870 (see D/D SB 14/62)D/D SB 14/64

Lease for 99 years from 25 Dec 1867, rent £7 10s yearly, 16 Nov 1870; (i) John Crow Richardson of Pantygwydir, esquire, to (ii) Philip Andrew and Henry William Crowhurst, both of town of Swansea, brewers and copartners: Piece of ground situate in Saint Helen's Road containing by admeasurement in front towards that road 16 feet or thereabouts, at back 73 feet and 6 inches or thereabouts and in depth 99 feet or thereabouts. Together with power to build 1 dwellinghouse (but not more than 1) with all suitable and necessary conveniences thereto on said piece of ground to entire satisfaction of (i), his heirs or assigns or his or their agent or surveyor for time being. (Except and always reserved out of this present demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all mines, minerals and quarries in, under and upon said premises). Endorsed: plan, scale: 30 feet to inch. Surrender, 27 Feb 1877. (i) Henry William Crowhurst to (ii) John Crow Richardson. Piece of ground demised by within written indentureD/D SB 14/65/1-2

Mortgage, for £220, 18 Nov 1870; (i) Philip Andrew and Henry William Crowhurst, both of Swansea, brewers and copartners, members of Cooperative Benefit Building Society, to (ii) George Browne Brock, William John Noad and Reverend Edward Higginson, all of Swansea, trustees of said society: Piece of ground situate in Saint Helens Road and containing by admeasurement in front 16 feet, at back 73 feet and 6 inches or thereabouts and in depth 99 feet or thereabouts, dwellinghouse and all buildings and additions now or hereafter to be erected thereon; Endorsed: deeds, 12 May 1871 - 27 Jan 1874D/D SB 14/66

Underlease (counterpart) for 94 years from 25 Dec 1870, rent £6 yearly, 1 May 1871; (i) Elizabeth Price of Neath, widow, to (ii) John Howells of Nantymole, parish of Llangyfelach, farmer : Piece of ground situate in Madoc Street containing in width in front and at the back 32 feet or thereabouts and in depth 60 feet or thereabouts. (Except and always reserved out of this demise all mines, minerals and quarries in, under and upon said premises); Endorsed: plan, scale: 40 ft 1 inch. Note of conveyance, 3 Jun 1957, concerning No. 138, Western Street; Noted: "27 & 28 Madoc St ; 138 and 139 Western St"; Licence to demise, 11 Apr 1871. John Crow Richardson of Panty-gwidir, esquire, to John Howells of Nantymole, parish of Llangafelach, farmer, to demise by way of underlease to David Bidder of No. 9, Nelson Street, Swansea, potatoe merchant, piece of ground situate in Madoc Street, being part of premises demised by lease dated 24 Jun 1867 (see D/D SB 14/50/1, 2)D/D SB 14/67/1-2

Assignment (copy) of lease for residue of estate and term for lives and life and years granted by lease (see D/D SB 14/42), for £350, rent £3 10s yearly, 20 Oct 1871; (i) Henry William Schneider of Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, county of Middlesex, esquire, James Coxon Richardson of Swansea, merchant and Andrew Ferguson Moore of Number 6, Austin Friars, city of London, merchant, by direction of (ii) Thomas Jones of Swansea, builder, to (iii) David Davies of Swansea, engine driver: Piece of ground situated in Trafalgar Terrace having frontage of 18 feet or thereabouts towards that terrace (being part of piece of ground comprised in lease (see D/D SB 14/42)) and dwellinghouse numbered 6 now standing on said piece of ground or on part thereof and in occupation of (iii); Recites deeds, 7 May 1859 - 6 Jan 1869; Plan, no scale; Letter concerning 54, Trafalgar Terrace "formerly numbered 6, Trafalgar Terrace", 21 Jan 1952D/D SB 14/68/1-10

Underlease (counterpart) for 94 years from 25 Dec 1870, rent £13 yearly, 18 Nov 1871; (i) Elizabeth Price of Neath, widow, with consent and by direction of (ii) John Howells of Nantymole, parish of Llangafelach, farmer, to (iii) William Oldham of 15, Jones Terrace, Swansea, builder: Piece of ground being in Madoc Street containing in width in front 76 feet or thereabouts and at back 60 feet or thereabouts and in depth 60 feet or thereabouts which said piece of ground forms part of premises comprised in lease dated 24 Jun 1867 (see D/D SB 14/50/1, 2). (Except and always reserved out of this present demise all mines, minerals and quarries in, under and upon said premises); Endorsed: plan, scale: 2" = 1 chain; Noted: "30-31-32-33 Madoc Street; now 141-2 3 4 ; Western St"D/D SB 14/69

Particulars and conditions of sale of leasehold dwelling house, being 1, Kynaston Place, now in occupation of Mr Watkins as yearly tenant at rent of £14 per annum. Auction at Castle Hotel, Swansea on 27 Mar 1872. undatedD/D SB 14/70

Lease (counterpart) for 99 years from 25 Dec 1871, rent £7 8s 10d yearly, 26 Oct 1872; (i) John Crow Richardson of Pantygwydir, esquire, at request of (ii) Henry Bushell of town of Swansea, builder, to (iii) John Francis of Swansea, grocer: Piece of ground being in Richardson Street and containing by admeasurement in front towards that street 34 feet or thereabouts and in depth 77 feet or thereabouts. Together with power to build 2 dwellinghouse (but not more than 2) with all suitable and necessary conveniences thereto respectively on said piece of ground to entire satisfaction of (i), his heirs or assigns or his or their agent or surveyor for time being (except and always reserved out of this present demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all mines, minerals and quarries in, under and upon said premises; Endorsed: plan, scale: 30 feet to inch. Memorandum of conveyance, 26 Oct 1939. (i) Ernald Wilbraham Alfred Richardson (ii) Llewelyn George Richardson and Patrick Claud Burges (iii) Emily Loosmore. Piece of land part of within described premises together with dwellinghouse erected thereon and known as 9, Richardson Street was conveyed unto (iii) ; Noted: "8 +9 Richardson Street"D/D SB 14/71

Mortgage, for £50, 3 Dec 1872; (i) Richard Down of town of Swansea, cabinet maker, to (ii) Mary Roberts of Nubie House, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow: Piece of land and dwelling houses thereon situate in Madoc Street ; Recites lease, 5 Jun 1869 (see D/D SB 14/55/1, 2)D/D SB 14/72

Lease for 99 years from 29 Sep 1872, rent £13 4s 8d yearly, 13 Sep 1873; (i) John Crow Richardson of Panty gwydir, esquire, to (ii) Henry Bushell of Swansea, builder: Piece of ground being in Richardson Street containing by admeasurement in front towards that street 17 feet or thereabouts and in depth 79 feet and 6 inches or thereabouts. Piece of ground being in Western Street containing by admeasurement in front towards that street 16 feet or thereabouts and in depth 63 feet and 6 inches or thereabouts. Piece of ground being in Richardson Street containing by admeasurement in front towards that street 16 feet and 3 inches or thereabouts and in depth 76 feet and 6 inches or thereabouts. Piece of ground being in Madoc Street containing by admeasurement in front towards that street 15 feet or thereabouts and in depth 62 feet or thereabouts. Piece of ground being in Western Street containing by admeasurement in front towards that street 23 feet and 6 inches and in depth 72 feet or thereabouts. Piece of ground situate in Lower Oxford Street containing by admeasurement in front towards that street 17 feet or thereabouts and in depth 60 feet or thereabouts. 4 dwellinghouses built by (ii) on said pieces of ground or on parts thereof respectively and now in respective occupations of John Hopkins, William Swinhoe, Henry Miles and (ii). Together with power to build 2 additional dwellinghouses (but not more than 2) with necessary conveniences thereto respectively on first 2 mentioned pieces of ground hereby demised to entire satisfaction of (i), his heirs and assigns or his or their agent or surveyor for time being. (Except and always reserved out of this present demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all mines, minerals and quarries in, under and upon said premises). Endorsed: plan, scale: 44 feet to inch. Memoranda of deeds, 13 Oct 1874 - 4 Mar 1959; Noted: "7 14 Richardson Street; 55 Little Madoc St; 37, 39 + 131 Western St; 118 Lower Oxford St"; Memorandum concerning division of ground rent of £13 4s 8d with regard to respective demised pieces of ground, 13 Sep 1873; Memorandum that all property included in lease was surrendered on 3 Mar 1954, other than 55 Little Madoc Street and 38 Western Street, undatedD/D SB 14/73/1-4

Mortgage, for £400, 29 Sep 1873; (i) Henry Bushell of Swansea, builder, to (ii) Richard Edmund Elkins Davies of Barnwood Court, Barnwood, county of Gloucester, gentleman: Pieces of ground together with dwellinghouses erected thereon demised by lease dated 13 Sep 1873 (see D/D SB 14/73/1-4); Recites lease, 13 Sep 1873 (see D/D SB 14/73/1-4)D/D SB 14/74

Assignment, for 10s, 31 Dec 1873; (i) Emily Andrew of Rose Hill Villa, Mumbles, widow, administratrix of late Philip Andrew, to (ii) Henry William Crowhurst of Swansea, common brewer: Undivided moiety of equity of redemption belonging to late Philip Andrew of and in piece of leasehold ground situate in Saint Helens Road and containing by admeasurement in front 16 feet, at back 73 feet and 6 inches or thereabouts and in depth 99 feet or thereabouts, dwellinghouse and premises; Recites deeds, 16 Nov 1870 - 12 May 1871D/D SB 14/75

Assignment, for 10s, 31 Dec 1873; (i) Emily Andrew of Rose Hill Villa, parish of Oystermouth, widow of Philip Andrew, 1 of members of Alliance Benefit Building Society, with privity of (ii) Thomas Ford, bonded stores merchant, William Newman Johnson, Lloyd's surveyor and John Rosser, harbour master, all of Swansea, trustees of said society, to (iii) Henry William Crowhurst of Swansea, brewer: Equity of redemption of moiety and interest of (i) as administratrix of Philip Andrew of and in pieces of ground and dwellinghouses and buildings and additions now or hereafter to be erected on premises demised by recited indentures of lease (see D/D SB 14/61/1, 2 and D/D SB 14/62); Recites deeds, 17 Sep 1870 - 24 Jan 1871D/D SB 14/76

Assignment of leases for estate of 3 lives and terms of 99 years, 99 years and 60 years, for natural love and affection of (i) for (ii), rents £6 yearly, £1 16s yearly and £2 2s yearly, 31 Dec 1873; (i) Jane James of Bethania House, Glyn-Neath, widow, to (ii) Christiana Jane Jenkins of Bethania House, aforesaid, spinster and William David Rees of same place, niece and nephew of (i): Piece of ground containing in front 64 feet and 2 inches and unequal in depth. Piece of ground being near to Rutland Terrace and messuage. Piece of land lying at Pant y moch in parish of Llansamlet containing by admeasurement 1,820 superficial square yards or thereabouts together with 4 cottages built thereon; Recites deeds, 2 Jun 1828 - 26 Apr 1858D/D SB 14/77

Further charge, for £276 9s, 26 Aug 1874; (i) Henry William Crowhurst of town of Swansea, brewer, 1 of members of Alliance Benefit Building Society, to (ii) Thomas Ford, bonded store merchant and John Rosser, harbour master, both of Swansea, trustees of said society: 2 pieces of ground with dwellinghouses erected thereon by indenture dated 20 Sep 1870 mortgaged by Philip Andrew and (ii) to said trustees (see D/D SB 14/64); Recites deeds, 20 Sep 1870 - 31 Dec 1873D/D SB 14/78

Transfer of mortgage, for £3,000, 26 Nov 1874; (i) Henry William Schneider, late of Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, county of Middlesex, but now of 67, Eaton Square, same county, esquire and Andrew Ferguson Moore of 6, Austin Friars, city of London, merchant, at request of (ii) Thomas Jones of Swansea, builder, to (iii) Charles Morgan of Cwmamman, county of Carmarthen, gentleman: Principal sum of £3,000 now owing to (i) on security of mortgage dated 12 Oct 1860 (see D/D SB 14/46/1, 2); Recites deeds, 7 May 1859 - 6 Jan 1869D/D SB 14/79

Lease (counterpart) for 60 years minus last 2 days from 29 Sep 1874, for £200, rent £2 10s yearly, 25 Jan 1875; (i) Mary Ann Austin of 10, Edward Street, Swansea, widow and Thomas Henry Austin of 10, Edward Street, ship carpenter, to (ii) Elizabeth Thomas of 9, Edward Street, Swansea, widow: 9, Edward Street, now in occupation of (ii); Recites lease, 1 Sep 1869 (see D/D SB 14/57/1, 2); (i) or 1 of them, their or 1 of their executors, administrators or assigns will pay yearly rent of £5 reserved by lease of 1 Nov (Sep) 1869 (see D/D SB 14/57/1, 2)D/D SB 14/80

Mortgage, for £100, 6 Apr 1875; (i) William David Rees of Hirwain, articled mechanical engineer, to (ii) Thomas Jones Dyke of The Hollies, Merthyr Tydfil, surgeon, William Jones of Cefncoedcymmer, near Merthyr Tydfil, agent and William Harris of Merthyr Tydfil, merchant, trustees of The Merthyr and Dowlais Permanent Benefit Building Society: Piece of ground demised by lease dated 29 Feb 1848 ( see D/D SB 14/29). 2 dwellinghouses now in occupation of Timothy Allen and John Griffith and all other buildings erected thereon; Recites lease, 29 Feb 1848 (see D/D SB 14/29); Endorsed: further charge, for £30, 21 Nov 1876D/D SB 14/81

Underlease (counterpart) for 99 years from 29 Sep 1858, rent £7 yearly, 28 May 1875; (i) Charles Morgan of Cwmamman, county of Carmarthen, gentleman, at request of (ii) Thomas Jones of town of Swansea, builder, to (iii) Mary Williams of town of Swansea, spinster: Piece of ground (formerly known as part of Burrows Field) situate at Trafalgar Terrace containing by admeasurement in front 37 feet or thereabouts and in depth 110 feet or thereabouts. Together will full power for (iii), her executors, administrators and assigns to build upon said piece of ground 2 dwellinghouses with suitable conveniences thereto respectively; (ii), his executors, administrators or assigns will during term hereby granted pay yearly rent of £60 reserved by lease dated 7 May 1859 (see D/D SB 14/42); Endorsed: plan, no scaleD/D SB 14/82

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £194, rent £2 2s 6d yearly, 21 Apr 1876; (i) Sarah Thomas of Catherine Street, town of Swansea, widow, to (ii) David Griffiths of 42, Strand, same town: Hereditaments, messuage and premises demised by lease dated 1 Feb 1837 (see D/D SB 14/18); Recites lease, dated 1 Feb 1837 (see D/D SB 14/18)D/D SB 14/83

Mortgage, for £150, 22 Apr 1876; (i) David Griffiths of 42, Strand, town of Swansea, foreman in biscuit manufactory, one of members of Swansea Crown Terminating Building Society, to (ii) The Swansea Crown Terminating Building Society: Piece of land, messuage and premises and all other buildings and additions now or hereafter to be erected or made thereon demised by lease dated 1 Feb 1837 (see D/D SB 14/18) (except and reserved as and with powers therein mentioned); Recites lease, 1 Feb 1837 (see D/D SB 14/18)D/D SB 14/84

Mortgage, for £180, 3 May 1876; (i) Henry Bushell of Gorse Lane, Swansea, builder, to (ii) Evan Daniel of Swansea, civil and mining engineer: Pieces of ground with messuages and premises erected thereon demised by lease dated 13 Sep 1872 (1873) (see D/D SB 14/73) (except all mines and minerals as aforesaid); Recites lease, 13 Sep 1872(1873) (see D/D SB 14/73); Schedule of deeds, 13 Oct 1874 - 10 Nov 1875D/D SB 14/85

Transfer of mortgage, for £3,000, 21 Oct 1876; (i) Charles Morgan of Cwmamman, county of Carmarthen, gentleman, at request of (ii) Thomas Jones of Swansea, builder, to (iii) Mary Mills Maber of Swansea, widow: Principal sum of £3,000 owing to (i) on security of mortgage dated 12 Oct 1860 (see D/D SB 14/46/1, 2) and transfer (see D/D SB 14/79); Recites deeds, 7 May 1859 - 26 Nov 1874D/D SB 14/86

Licence to assign, 23 Dec 1876; John Crow Richardson of Pantygwydir, esquire, to Henry William Crowhurst of town of Swansea, brewer, to assign or demise by way of mortgage unto trustees of Bridgwater Benefit Building Society: Piece of ground situate in Saint Helen's Road being premises comprised in lease dated 16 Nov 1870 (see D/D SB 14/65)D/D SB 14/87

Abstract of title of Sarah Thomas, widow of William Thomas to house and premises in Edwards Terrace, 1 Feb 1837 - 11 Mar 1876. 1876D/D SB 14/88

Mortgage, for £100, 13 Apr 1877; (i) Mary Ann Austin of 10, Edward Street, widow and Thomas Henry Austin of same place, mariner, to (ii) Charles Lock of 154, Madoc Street, all of Swansea: Messuages and premises demised by lease dated 1 Sep 1869 (see D/D SB/14/57/1, 2); Recites lease, 1 Sep 1869 (see D/D SB 14/57/1, 2) and will of John Austin, (late husband of (i)), 8 Nov 1869 [see D/D SB 14/288)D/D SB 14/89

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £180, rent £1 16s yearly, 9 May 1877; (i) William David Rees of 13, Nicholas Street, town of Lancaster, county of Lancaster, mechanical engineer, to (ii) Edward Roberts of Oxford Street, town of Swansea, auctioneer: 1 and 2, Wassail Street; Recites lease, 29 Feb 1848 (see D/D SB 14/29); Endorsed: memorandum of assignment dated 12 Apr 1928. (i) Robert George Roberts and John Saunders Hughes Roberts (ii) Edith Warren. Premises known as 1, Wassail Place were assigned unto (ii) for residue of term granted by within written indenture at apportioned yearly rent of £1D/D SB 14/90

Abstract of title of William David Rees to leasehold hereditaments and premises being 1 and 2, Wassail Street, 29 Feb 1848 - 21 Nov 1876. 1877D/D SB 14/91

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 65 years, for £190, rent £5 yearly, 8 Dec 1879; (i) Mary Ann Austin of Wassail Place, widow and Thomas Henry Austin of 10, Tabernacle Street, Landore, parish of Llangyfelach, ship carpenter, to (ii) Charles Lock of 154, Madoc Street, baker: Messuages and premises demised by lease dated 1 Sep 1869 (see D/D SB 14/57/1, 2); Recites lease, 1 Sep 1869 (see D/D SB 14/57/1, 2) and will of John Austin (late husband of (i)), 8 Nov 1869 (see D/D SB 14/288)D/D SB 14/92

Abstract of title of Charles Lock to leasehold premises being 10, Edwards Street, 1 Sep 1869 - 13 Apr 1877. 1879D/D SB 14/93

Reassignment of mortgage, for £50, 26 Jul 1880; (i) Mary Roberts of Belfield House, Tenby, county of Pembroke, widow, to (ii) John Francis Harvey and Frederick Lowes, both of Swansea, accountants: Hereditaments and premises comprised in lease dated 5 Jun 1869 (see D/D SB 14/55/1, 2); Recites lease, 5 Jun 1869 (D/D SB 14/55/1, 2) and mortgage, 3 Dec 1872 (see D/D SB 14/72)D/D SB 14/94

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £127 10s, rent £2 4s 3d yearly, 10 Aug 1880; (i) John Francis Harvey and Frederick Lowes, both of Swansea, accountants, to (ii) James Thomson of 15, Page Street, Swansea, master mariner: Piece of ground, dwellinghouse and premises demised by lease bearing date on or about 5 Jun 1869 (see D/D SB 14/55/1, 2) and now known as 23, Little Madoc Street, now in occupation of Mr Thatcher; Recites lease, on or about 5 Jun 1869 (see D/D SB 14/55/1, 2)D/D SB 14/95

Conveyance, for £2,050, 18 Aug 1881; (i) Charles Thomas Wilson of Brynnewydd, esquire, to (ii) John Crow Richardson of Pantygwydir, esquire: Dwellinghouses, gardens, lands, hereditaments and premises in or near Edward Street, Kynaston Place, Rutland Terrace and Wassail Place; Recites deeds, 21 Jan 1851 - 17 Oct 1861; Schedule of properties and leases, 26 Nov 1831 - 30 Aug 1870; Endorsed: plan, no scaleD/D SB 14/96

Abstract of title of Charles Thomas Wilson, esquire, to certain freehold ground rents situate in town of Swansea, 30 Mar 1850 - 17 Oct 1861. 1881D/D SB 14/97

Mortgage, for £300, 20 Apr 1882; (i) Emma Anne Owen of Swansea, spinster, member of Third St Andrews Terminating Benefit Building Society, to (ii) Third St. Andrews Terminating Benefit Building Society: Piece of ground situate in Edwards Terrace containing in front 37 feet and extending backwards 55 feet and joined on north east by house built by Mathew Jones, mariner. Together with 2 dwellinghouses standing thereon 1 of which is public house; Recites lease, 14 Mar 1836 (see D/D SB 14/16/1, 2)D/D SB 14/98

Transfer of mortgage, for £3,000, 7 Jan 1885; (i) The Reverend John Stroud Maber of Barcombe, near Lewes, county of Sussex, clerk and Charles Thomas Wilson of Brynnewydd, near Swansea, esquire, at request of (ii) David Evans of Battle Villa, near Brecon, county of Brecon, retired farmer and John William Jones of Llandilo, county of Carmarthen, ironmonger, to (iii) Joseph William Burchell, William Burchell, Thomas Burchell and Mary Burchell, all of 10, York Street, Swansea, coach builders: Principal sum of £3,000 secured by mortgage dated 12 Oct 1860 (see D/D SB 14/46/1, 2); Recites deeds, 7 May 1859 - 21 Oct 1876 and wills of Mary Mills Maber, 30 Oct 1876 and Thomas Jones, bearing no date but executed on 17 Nov 1879D/D SB 14/99

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £1,656 10s, rent £48 yearly, 15 Feb 1886; (i) Daniel Jones of 4, Mount Street, Swansea, merchant, to (ii) David Lloyd of ( ), New Oxford Street, Swansea, hay-dealer: Hereditaments and premises comprised in lease, 24 Jun 1867 (see D/D SB 14/50/1, 2). 13 dwellinghouses erected on said pieces of ground being 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, Lower Oxford Street and now or formerly 26 to 33, Madoc Street. Together with stable, carpenters shop and shed and all other buildings and erections thereon; Recites mortgage, 14 Feb 1876; Schedule of properties and deeds, 24 Jun 1867 - 18 Nov 1871; Licence to assign, 12 Feb 1886. John Crow Richardson of Glanbrydan Park, county of Carmarthen, esquire, to (i) to assign to (ii); Notice to The Second Rock Equitable Benefit Building Society, Union Street, Swansea, 15 Feb 1886D/D SB 14/100/1-3

Conveyance (duplicate), for covenants on part of (ii), 30 Dec 1886; (i) Eliza Fletcher Richardson of Pantygwidir, Swansea, widow and John Crow Richardson of Glanbrydan, county of Carmarthen, esquire, to (ii) Mayor, aldermen and burgesses of borough of Swansea: Strip of land extending from south side of Sketty turnpike road to Brynmill Park situate near Swansea and bounded on west by hedge and land of William Graham Vivian, esquire which is intended to be conveyed to (ii) by indenture of even date herewith and on east by other land of John Crow Richardson and which said strip of land is of nearly uniform width of 20 feet, except and reserving unto John Crow Richardson, his heirs and assigns all mines and minerals of every description under said strip of land: (ii) will within 6 months from date hereof at their own expense construct and hereafter maintain upon said strip of land a carriage road with footway on eastern side thereof of width of 7 feet and shall on completion dedicate same as a highway to the public to and from Sketty Road to Bryn-Mill Park; Endorsed: plan, scale: 80 feet to 1 inch. Memorandum; concerning within written deedD/D SB 14/101

Underlease (counterpart) for 99 years except last 3 days thereof from 29 Sep 1858, for £230 and £180, rent £4 yearly, 19 Jan 1891; (i) John Gwilym Jones of Pretoria, South African Republic, by Thomas Powell Jones of Trafalgar Terrace, county borough of Swansea, merchant, his attorney under deed-poll or instrument in writing dated 20 Nov 1890 and (ii) John Burchell of 37, Carlton Terrace, Swansea, house painter, to (iii) Matilda Forbes, late of 20, Trafalgar Terrace, Swansea, governess, but now in Venice, Italy, by Martha Forbes, 20, Trafalgar Terrace, aforesaid, her attorney under deed poll or instrument in writing dated 13 Dec 1890: Piece of ground with dwellinghouse erected thereon and yard belonging thereto being now know as 57, Trafalgar Terrace; Recites deeds, 7 May 1859 - 7 Jan 1885 and wills of Mary Mills Maber, 30 Oct 1875, Thomas Jones, bearing no date but executed on 17 Nov 1879, Thomas Burchell, 5 Feb 1870, Elizabeth Burchell, 5 Feb 1870, Mary Burchell, 5 Feb 1870, William Burchell, 5 Feb 1870 and Joseph William Burchell, 19 Dec 1888D/D SB 14/102

Underlease (counterpart) for 99 years except last 3 days thereof from 29 Sep 1858, for £430, rent £4 yearly, 23 Dec 1891; (i) Thomas Powell Jones of Trafalgar Terrace, county borough of Swansea, merchant and (ii) John Burchell of 37, Carlton Terrace, Swansea, house painter, to (iii) John Edward Hopkins of Norton, Mumbles, painter and house decorator: Piece of ground with dwellinghouse erected thereon and yard belonging thereto, being now known as 44, Trafalgar TerraceD/D SB 14/103

Underlease (counterpart) for 99 years from 27 Sep 1858, for £230, rent £4 yearly, 20 Jan 1892; (i) Thomas Powell Jones of 38, Trafalgar Terrace, county borough of Swansea, merchant and (ii) John Burchell of 37, Carlton Terrace, Swansea, house painter, to (iii) Maria Rees, wife of John Roger Rees of 45, Trafalgar Terrace, commercial traveller: Piece of ground with dwellinghouse erected thereon and known as 45, Trafalgar TerraceD/D SB 14/104

Underlease (counterpart) (attested copy) for 99 years (except last day thereof) from 25 Mar 1889, for £2,455, rent £19 4s yearly, 24 Jun 1892; (i) William Thomas, William Watkins and David Jenkins, all of county borough of Swansea, builders, to (ii) Samuel Rees of 94 and 95, High Street, Swansea, draper and outfitter: Piece of ground situate in Saint Helens Road containing frontage to Saint Helens Road of 60 feet or thereabouts and unequal in depth. Together with 3 dwellinghouses erected thereon and now known as 33, 34 and 35, Saint Helens Road and now in occupation of (i) and (ii) respectively. (Except and always reserved out of this demise unto John Crow Richardson, his heirs and assigns all mines, minerals and quarries in, under and upon said premises; Plan, scale: 41.66 feet to inchD/D SB 14/105/1-6

Underlease (counterpart) for 99 years from 27 Sep 1858, for £230 and £160, rent £4 yearly, 29 Jun 1892; (i) Thomas Powell Jones of 38, Trafalgar Terrace, county borough of Swansea, merchant and (ii) John Burchell of ( ), Finsbury Terrace, Bryn Road, Swansea, house painter, to (iii) Arthur Edward Sheppard of 29, Kensington Crescent, Swansea, supervisor of Inland Revenue: Piece of ground with dwellinghouse erected thereon and now known as 46, Trafalgar TerraceD/D SB 14/106

Mortgage, for £150, 30 Mar 1894; (i) Thomas Powell Jones of Heathfield Yard, county borough of Swansea, merchant, to (ii) John Burchell of 14, Saint George's Street, Swansea, gentleman: Equity of redemption in leasehold piece of ground with 2 dwelling houses erected thereon, 43 and 47, Trafalgar Terrace; Recites lease, 7 May 1859 (see D/D SB 14/42) and mortgage, 12 Oct 1860 (see D/D SB 14/46/1, 2)D/D SB 14/107

Lease (attested copy) for 99 years from 25 Mar 1894, rent £13 4s yearly during first and second years of said term, £26 8s yearly during remainder of said term, 14 Aug 1895; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Ffynone, county of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) Glendining Moxham of 17, Woodlands Terrace, Swansea, architect: Piece of ground situate on north side of Sketty Road, leading from Swansea to Sketty, containing by admeasurement in front towards said road 66 feet and depth of 120 feet, except and reserved all mines and minerals whatsoever. Together with 2 dwellinghouses now erected or being erected thereon; Plan, scale: 41.66 feet to inch; Memorandum of indenture dated 2 Nov 1910D/D SB 14/108

Abstract of title of John Burchell to certain leasehold dwellinghouses and premises situate at Trafalgar Terrace, 7 May 1859-30 Mar 1894. Plan, scale: 80 feet to inch. 1897D/D SB 14/109

Assignment of lease for residue of estate for lives and term of 99 years, for £2,450, rent £60 yearly, 25 Feb 1898; (i) John Burchell of 14, Saint George's Street, county borough of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) Jane Burchell of same place, wife of (i): Premises demised by lease of 7 May 1859 (see D/D SB 14/42). Together with 22 dwellinghouses now built thereon with stable in rear of number 58 and outhouses, buildings and conveniences thereto belonging, being numbers 38 to 59 (both numbers inclusive) Trafalgar Terrace; Recites deeds, 7 May 1859 - 30 Mar 1894 and will of Thomas Burchell, 5 Feb 1870, will of Elizabeth Burchell, 5 Feb 1870, will of Mary Burchell,5 Feb 1870, will of William Burchell, 5 Feb 1870, will of Joseph William Burchell, 19 Dec 1888 and will of Thomas Jones, bearing no date but executed on 17 Nov 1879; Schedule of properties and deeds, 1869 - 29 Jun 1892D/D SB 14/110

Mortgage, for £6,500, 6 Jul 1898; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, county borough of Swansea, esquire, to (ii) Edward Strick of county borough of Swansea, esquire, The Reverend James Bowden of Ardingly Rectory, Haywards Heath, county of Sussex, clerk in holy orders and Richard Edmund Elkins Davies of Daresbury, Great Malvern, county of Worcester, esquire: Pieces of land situate in county borough of Swansea on north side of road leading from Swansea to Sketty. Pieces of land situate at Pantygwydir in county borough of Swansea fronting to and forming part of street or crescent called Glanmôr Crescent; Plan, scale: 41.66 feet to inch; Schedules of properties and deeds, 12 Feb 1894 - 12 Nov 1896; Endorsed: memorandum of indenture made 6 Jul 1910. (i) The Reverend James Bowden and Richard Edmund Elkins Davies (ii) David Trevillian Jenkin (iii) Frank Cory Yeo, Mary Edith Perkins, spinster and Roy Gingell Goss. Piece of land situate on north side of road leading from Swansea to Gower at corner of Walters Road and Mirador Crescent and containing in frontage towards Walters Road 61 feet or thereabouts and towards Mirador Crescent 252 feet or thereabouts was (except and reserved as therein mentioned) conveyed unto and to use of (iii), their heirs and assigns as joint tenantsD/D SB 14/111

Memorandum paper from Richardson and Co., Copper Ore Wharves, Swansea. 189( )D/D SB 14/112

Further charge and mortgage, for £700, 9 Feb 1901; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin formerly of Mirador, county borough of Swansea, but now of Ivythorpe, Sneyd Park, Clifton, county of Gloucester, esquire, to (ii) Edward Strick of county borough of Swansea, esquire, The Reverend James Bowden of Ardingley Rectory, Haywards Heath, county of Sussex, clerk in holy orders and Richard Edmund Elkins Davies of Daresbury, Great Malvern, county of Worcester, esquire: Hereditament and premises mortgaged by mortgage, 6 Jul 1898 (see D/D SB 14/111) except such part thereof as was conveyed by indenture of 19 Oct 1900. Piece of land situate at Pantygwydir bounded on or towards north east by Cwmdonkin Park, on or towards north west by grounds of Cefneithen, on or towards south west by road leading from Uplands to Glanmor and on or towards south east by road leading from last mentioned road to Cwmdonkin Park and containing in whole by admeasurement 5 acres and 3 perches or thereabouts, which said field was formerly described as 2 pieces of land; Recites mortgage, 6 Jul 1898 (see D/D SB 14/111) and indenture, 19 Oct 1900; Plan, scale: 208.33 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 14/113

Abstract of title of executors of Christina Thompson, deceased, to leasehold dwellinghouse and premises, 23, Madoc Street, 5 Jun 1869 - 12 Apr 1901. 1901D/D SB 14/114

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years from 29 Sep 1867, for £100 and £25, rent £2 4s 3d yearly, 24 Feb 1902; (i) William Ferguson Thomson of 15, Page Street, county borough of Swansea, master mariner and (ii) Marion Goodall of 16, Walter Terrace, Swansea, spinster, to (iii) Charles Lock of 94, Gorse Lane, Swansea, retired baker: Piece of ground demised by lease dated 5 Jun 1869 (see D/D SB 14/55/1, 2). Together with dwellinghouse and premises erected thereon known as 23, Little Madoc Street; Recites deeds, 5 Jun 1869 - 26 Oct 1897, will of James Thomson, 27 Jun 1885 and will of Christina Thomson, 6 Aug 1895; Licence to assign, 27 Jan 1902. John Crow Richardson of Glanbrydan Park, Manordeilo, county of Carmarthen, esquire, to William Ferguson Thompson of 15, Page Street, Swansea, master mariner (executor of Christina Thompson, deceased) and Marion Goodall of Walters Terrace, Swansea, spinster, to assign unto Charles Lock of 94, Gorse Lane, Swansea, retired bakerD/D SB 14/115/1-2

Schedule of deeds relating to dwelling houses in Edward Terrace otherwise Edward Street, Kynaston Place and Rutland Terrace concerning late J C Richardson, esquire, 26 Nov 1831-1881. 1904D/D SB 14/116

Memorandum of deposit of deeds for past and future advances by Ernald Edward Richardson of Glanbrydan, Manordeilo, Carmarthenshire, gentleman with The Capital and Counties Bank, Limited, (Swansea branch) of deeds and documents relating to freehold messuage and lands known as Pant-y-Gwydr and Saint Helens Nursery. Noted "St Helens Nursery property to be considered as released from this charge. Jan/06". 15 Sep 1905D/D SB 14/117

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 65 years, for £245, rent £5 yearly, 25 Feb 1907; (i) Charles Lock of 52, King Edward Road, Swansea, retired baker, to (ii) Alfred Chidzoy of 7, Wassail Square, Swansea, fruit merchant : 9 and 10, Edwards Street; Recites deeds, 1 Sep 1869 - 8 Dec 1879 and will of John Austin, 8 Nov 1869 (see D/D SB 14/288)D/D SB 14/118

Underlease (counterpart) for 99 years from 27 Sep 1858, rent £4 yearly, 25 Mar 1907; (i) John Burchell of 45, Saint George's Terrace, county borough of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) Frederick William Norman of 43, Trafalgar Terrace, Swansea, solicitors managing clerk and Ellennett Norman of same place, his wife: Messuage and premises known as 43, Trafalgar TerraceD/D SB 14/119

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £115, rent £1 7s 6d, 24 Jun 1908; (i) Henry Wilkins of Brynderw, New Road, Llanelly, county of Carmarthen, merchant, to (ii) Mary Jones of 1, Smithfield Terrace, Cwmllynfell, said county, widow: Piece of ground with messuage thereon known as 5, Edward Street; Recites lease, 31 Jan 1834 (see D/D SB 14/10/1, 2), indenture, 26 Apr 1859 (see D/D SB 14/41) and will of John Arthur Davies, 26 Mar 1885; Licence to assign, 17 Jun 1908. Ernald Edward Richardson of Glanbrydan Park, Manordeilo, county of Carmarthen, esquire, to (i) to assign to (ii)D/D SB 14/120/1-2

Memorandum of deposit of deeds for past and future advances by Ernald Edward Richardson of Glanbrydan, Manordeilo, Carmarthenshire, gentleman, with The Capital and Counties Bank, Limited, (Swansea branch) of deeds and documents relating to freehold premises and lands known as Pantygwydr. 11 Nov 1908D/D SB 14/121

Abstract of title of Elizabeth Hughes and others to hereditaments known as Pantygwydr Fields, 11 Nov 1865 - 13 Jan 1904. 1908D/D SB 14/122/1-5

Abstract of lease of pieces of land situate at Pantygwydr, Uplands, 23 Mar 1907. 1909D/D SB 14/123/1-2

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £1,100, rent £13 4s yearly, 2 Nov 1910; (i) Glendinning Moxham of Sketty, architect, to (ii) Richard Lewis of High Street, county borough of Swansea, draper: Piece of ground on north side of Sketty Road, leading from Swansea to Sketty, containing in front towards said road 33 feet and depth of 120 feet together with dwellinghouse built thereon known as Lilleshall; Recites lease, 14 Aug 1895 (see D/D SB 14/108); Licence to assign, 31 Oct 1910. Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, as agent for and on behalf of David Trevellian Jenkin of the Mirador, near Bristol, gentleman to (i) to assign to (ii)D/D SB 14/124/1-2

Statement by Frederic Edwards, manager, The Capital and Counties Bank Limited, Swansea, referring to sale by auction held on 18 and 19 Oct 1910 of freehold ground rents and properties forming portions of Pantygwydir estate of late Captain Ernald Edward Richardson. Schedule of properties. 9 Feb 1911D/D SB 14/125

Memorandum of agreement, 13 Feb 1911; (i) Frederick Arnold James of Bryn Road, county borough of Swansea, electrical engineer, with (ii) Robert Eden Richardson of Morestead House, near Winchester, county of Hants, esquire and Arthur Campbell Duckworth of Orchard Leigh, Frome, county of Somerset, esquire: (i) agrees with (ii) and each of them that he, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns will at all times keep (ii), their heirs, executors and administrators effectually indemnified against all reversion duty (if any) that shall become payable in respect of 2 and 3, Windsor Terrace; Recites indentures, 13 Feb 1911 and 13 Feb 1911D/D SB 14/126

Memorandum of agreement, 14 Feb 1911; (i) William John Rees of The Laurels, county borough of Swansea, estate agent, with (ii) Robert Eden Richardson of Morestead House, near Winchester, county of Hants, esquire and Arthur Campell Duckworth of Orchard Leigh, Frome, county of Somerset, esquire: (i) agrees with (ii) and each of them that he, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns will at all times keep (ii), their heirs, executors and administrators effectually indemnified against all reversion duty (if any) that shall become payable in respect of 4, Windsor Terrace; Recites conveyance, 14 Feb 1911D/D SB 14/127

Memorandum of agreement, 18 Feb 1911; (i) Ann Hopkins of 28, The Grove, Uplands, county borough of Swansea, wife of William Hopkins, with (ii) Robert Eden Richardson of Morestead House, near Winchester, county of Hants, esquire and Arthur Campbell Duckworth of Orchard Leigh, Frome, county of Somerset, esquire: (i) agrees with (ii) and each of them that she, her heirs, executors, administrators or assigns will at all times keep (ii), their heirs, executors and administrators effectually indemnified against all reversion duty (if any) that shall become payable in respect of 1, Windsor Terrace; Recites conveyance, 18 Feb 1911D/D SB 14/128

Memorandum of agreement, Feb 1911; (i) David Henry James of 23a, The Grove, Uplands, county borough of Swansea, custom official, with (ii) Robert Eden Richardson of Morestead House, near Winchester, county of Hants, esquire and Arthur Campbell Duckworth of Orchard Leigh, Frome, county of Somerset, esquire : (i) agrees with (ii) and each of them that he, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns will at all times keep (ii), their heirs, executors and administrators effectually indemnified against all reversion duty (if any) that shall become payable in respect of 5, Windsor Terrace; Recites conveyance, 14 Feb 1911D/D SB 14/129

Memorandum of agreement, 25 Apr 1911; (i) Ernest Morgan Johns of Windsor House, Windsor Terrace, county borough of Swansea, gentleman, with (ii) Robert Eden Richardson of Morestead House, near Winchester, county of Hants, esquire and Arthur Campbell Duckworth of Orchard Leigh, county of Somerset: (i) agrees with (ii) and each of them that he, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns will at all times keep (ii), their heirs, executors and administrators effectually indemnified against all reversion duty (if any) that shall become payable in respect of 6, Windsor TerraceD/D SB 14/130

Lease (and counterpart) for 99 years from 25 Mar 1911, rent £9 yearly, 16 Jun 1911; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) Richard Lewis of High Street, Swansea, draper: Piece of land situate in and having frontage towards Sketty Road of 30 feet or thereabouts and depth of 120 feet or thereabouts. Together with power for (ii) to erect on said piece 1 dwellinghouse and garage for motor cars. And with liberty to (ii) so far as (i) can grant same to pull down wall on west side of said piece of land. Except and reserved all mines and minerals whatsoever in and under said piece of land; Enclosed: plan, no scaleD/D SB 14/131/1-2

Statement by Frederic Edwards, manager, The Capital and Counties Bank Limited, Swansea, referring to sale by private treaty of certain freehold ground rents and properties forming portions of Pantygwydir estate of late Captain Ernald Edward Richardson. Schedule of properties. 17 Jun 1911D/D SB 14/132

Assignment (duplicate) of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £300, rent £4 12s yearly, 7 Jul 1911; (i) Thomas Peter Cook of The Mirador, merchant, Sydney George Owen of 63, Wind Street, chartered accountant and John Williams of 72, King Edward's Road, all in town and county borough of Swansea, to (ii) Jemima Thorne, wife of James Thorne of 55, Oxford Street, Swansea, haulier: Dwellinghouse and premises known as 55, Oxford Street erected on portion of pieces of ground and premises demised by lease dated 24 Jun 1867 (see D/D SB 14/50/1, 2) and in occupation of James Thorne; Recites lease, 24 Jun 1867 (see D/D SB 14/50/1, 2), indenture, 15 Feb 1886 (see D/D SB 14/100/1-3) and will of David Lloyd, 1 Nov 1910; Schedule of deeds and documents, 24 Jun 1867 - 15 Feb 1886; Schedule of propertiesD/D SB 14/133

Assignment (duplicate) of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £305 and £50, rent £4 12s yearly, 7 Jul 1911; (i) Thomas Peter Cook of The Mirador, county borough of Swansea, merchant, Sydney George Owen of 63, Wind Street, Swansea, chartered accountant and John Williams of 72, King Edward's Road, Swansea, at request of (ii) John Edward Stevens of Swansea, solicitor, to (iii) Benjamin Jones of 7, Northampton Place, Swansea, outfitter: Dwellinghouse and premises known as 54, Oxford Street in occupation of Mr Nicholson; Recites will of David Lloyd, 1 Nov 1910; Schedules of deeds, 24 Jun 1867 and 24 Jun 1867-15 Feb 1886. Schedule of propertiesD/D SB 14/134

Assignment (duplicate) of lease for residue of term of 99years, for £900, rent £13 16s yearly, 7 Jul 1911; (i) Thomas Peter Cook of The Mirador, county borough of Swansea, merchant, Sydney George Owen of 63, Wind Street, Swansea, chartered accountant and John Williams of 72, King Edward's Road, Swansea, to (ii) Benjamin Jones of 7, Northampton Place, Swansea, outfitter: 3 dwellinghouses and premises known as 56, 57 and 58, Oxford Street in respective occupations of Joseph Harris, Griffith Davies and Charles Brown; Recites will of David Lloyd, 1 Nov 1910; Schedules of deeds, 24 Jun 1867 and 24 Jun 1867 - 15 Feb 1886. Schedule of propertiesD/D SB 14/135

Assignment (duplicate) of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £1,325, apportioned rent £25 yearly, 2 Aug 1911; (i) Thomas Peter Cook of The Mirador, county borough of Swansea, merchant, Sydney George Owen of 63, Wind Street, Swansea, chartered accountant and John Williams of 72, King Edwards Road, Swansea, to (ii) Mary Thomas of 13, St Helen's Road, Swansea (wife of David Thomas): Hay and corn stores, cart-houses, stables, yard and premises known as 53a, Oxford Street, (formerly known as 20, Oxford Street). Goodwill of David Lloyd in and concerning business of hay and corn merchant carried on by David Lloyd up to his death and afterwards by (i) as executors; Recites will of David Lloyd, 1 Nov 1910; Plan, scale: 41.66 feet to 1 inch. Schedules of deeds, 24 Jun 1867 and 24 Jun 1867 - 15 Feb 1886. Schedule of propertiesD/D SB 14/136

Statement by Frederic Edwards, manager, Capital and Counties Bank Limited, Swansea, referring to sale by private treaty of freehold ground rents and properties forming portions of Pantygwydir estate of late Captain Ernald Edward Richardson. Schedule of properties. 6 Nov 1911D/D SB 14/137/1-2

Statement by Frederic Edwards, manager, Capital and Counties Bank Limited, Swansea, referring to recent sale by private treaty of freehold ground rents and properties forming portions of Pantygwydir estate of late Captain Ernald Edward Richardson. Schedule of properties. 3 Apr 1912D/D SB 14/138

Surrender, 26 Apr 1912; (i) Richard Lewis of High Street, county borough of Swansea, draper, at request of (ii) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (iii) Reverend James Bowden of Whitewell Lodge, Carlisle Road, Eastbourne, county of Sussex, clerk in holy orders and Richard Edmund Elkins Davies of Sunny Side, Richmond Hill, county of Surrey, esquire: Premises known as Lilleshall, Uplands. Piece of land and premises demised by lease dated 16 Jun 1911 (see D/D SB 14/131/1, 2) together with all buildings, erections and additions since erected or set up thereon or added thereto; Recites deeds, 6 Jul 1898 - 16 Jun 1911D/D SB 14/139

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £410, 23 May 1912; (i) Thomas Peter Cook of Mirador, county borough of Swansea, merchant, Sydney George Owen of 63, Wind Street, Swansea, chartered accountant and John Williams of 72, King Edwards Road, Swansea, to (ii) Benjamin Jones of 7, Northampton Place, Swansea, outfitter: 9 dwellinghouses formerly 8 and known as 26 to 33, Madoc Street but now known as 137 to 145, Western Street; Recites will of David Lloyd, 1 Nov 1910 ; Schedules of deeds, 24 Jun 1867 and 1 May 1871 - 18 Nov 1871 and 7 Jul 1911 - 2 Aug 1911; Endorsed: memoranda of deeds, 3 Feb 1941 and 23 Sep 1941D/D SB 14/140

Further charge, for £2,000, 21 Aug 1912; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) Reverend James Bowden of Whitwell Lodge, Carlisle Road, Eastbourne, county of Sussex, clerk in holy orders and Richard Edmund Elkins Davies of Sunny Side, Richmond Hill, county of Surrey, esquire: Freehold hereditaments and premises respectively comprised in and mortgaged by mortgage dated 6 Jul 1898 (see D/D SB 14/111) and further charge dated 9 Feb 1901 (see D/D SB 14/113); Recites mortgage, 6 Jul 1898 (see D/D SB 14/111) and further charge dated 9 Feb 1901 (see D/D SB 14/113)D/D SB 14/141

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £58 6s 8d, rent £1 7s 6d yearly, 28 Sep 1912; (i) Morgan Jones of Maes-y-crug House, Cwmllynfell, county of Carmarthen, mechanic and (ii) David Jones of 9, Norman Road, Ammanford, said county, mechanic and (iii) Margaret Thomas, wife of Evan Thomas of Claremont House, Westbourne Grove, Sketty, near Swansea, drapers assistant and (iv) Thomas Jones of Rose Cottage, Yniscedwyn, Ystradgynlais, carpenter and (v) Elizabeth Ann Jones of 1, Smithfield Terrace, Cwmllynfell, spinster, to (vi) Elias Jones of 1, Smithfield Terrace, aforesaid, clothier: 5 undivided sixth parts or shares of (i), (ii), (iii), (iv) and (v) in leasehold plot and dwellinghouse, 5, Edward Street; Recites lease, 31 Jan 1834 (see D/D SB 14/10/1, 2) indenture, 24 Jun 1908 (see D/D SB 14.120/1, 2) and will of Mary Jones (mother of (i), (ii), (iii), (iv), (v) and (vi), 12 Mar 1912; Licence to assign, 19 Sep 1912. Robert Eden Richardson of Morestead, Winchester, county of Hants, esq. and Arthur Campbell Duckworth of Ben Mead, Box, county of Wilts, as executors and trustees of will of Ernald Edward Richardson, late of Glanbrydan Park, Manordeilo, county of Carmarthen, esq., deceased, to (i), (ii), (iv) and (v) to assign to (vi)D/D SB 14/142/1-2

Transfer, 12 Dec 1914; (i) The Reverend James Bowden of Whitwell Lodge, Carlisle Road, Eastbourne, county of Sussex, clerk in holy orders and Richard Edmund Elkins Davies of Sunnyside, Richmond Hill, county of Surrey, esquire, to (ii) Herbert Reginald St Aubrey Davies of Priory Lodge, Little Dunmow, county of Essex, esquire, The Reverend Charles Gough Littlehales of The Rectory, Langford, county of Essex, clerk in holy orders and Charles Noel Heath of 13, Asmuns Hill, Golders Green, county of Middlesex, engineer: Mortgages and further charges of freehold property (see D/D SB 14/111, D/D SB 14/113 and D/D 14/141); Schedules of deeds, 6 Jul 1898 - 21 Aug 1912 and 6 Jul 1910; Notice, 31 Dec 1914. To David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, Gloucestershire, esquire that by indenture dated 12 Dec 1914 and made between (i) and (ii) sums of £6,500, £700 and £2,000 owing to (i) on security of mortgage (see D/D SB 14/111) and further charges (see D/D SB 14/113 and D/D SB 14/141) of freehold premises situate in county borough of Swansea have been transferred by (i) to (ii). Schedule of deeds, 6 Jul 1898 - 21 Aug 1912D/D SB 14/143/1-2

Deed, 30 Nov 1916; (i) Robert Eden Richardson of Morestead House, near Winchester, county of Hants, esquire and Arthur Campbell Duckworth of Ben Mead, Box, county of Wilts, esquire, (executors of late Ernald E Richardson) with (ii) John Blewitt Jenkins of 14, College Street, Swansea, esquire and Claud Pearce Serocold of 52, Threadneedle Street, city of London, esquire: Altering rate of interest and dates of payment; Recites mortgage, 12 Feb 1914D/D SB 14/144

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £67 10s, rent £1 7s 6d yearly, 20 June 1918; (i) Elias Jones of 1, Smithfield Terrace, Cwmllynfell, clothier, to (ii) James Thomas Morgan of 135, St Helen's Road, county borough of Swansea, commercial traveller: Premises demised by lease dated 31 Jan 1834 (see D/D SB 14/10/1, 2) together with dwellinghouse erected thereon and known as 5, Edwards Street; Recites lease, 31 Jan 1834 (D/D SB 14/10/1, 2), indenture dated 28 Sep 1912 (D/D SB 14/142/1, 2) and will of Mary Jones, 12 Mar 1912; Licence to assign, 19 Jun 1918. Robert Eden Richardson of Morestead, Winchester, county of Hants, esq. and Arthur Campbell Duckworth of Ben Mead, Box, county of Wilts, as executors and trustees of will of Ernald Edward Richardson, late of Glanbrydan Park, Manordeilo, county of Camarthen, esq., deceased, to (i) to assign to (ii)D/D SB 14/145/1-2

Assignment (copy) of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £1,300, rent £6 11s 6d yearly, 2 Mar 1920; (i) Louisa Parry of 46, Lancaster Gate, London, widow and (ii) Henry Horatio Watkins of Cynghordy, Mumbles, county borough of Swansea, solicitor, John Williams of Dulais House, Saint Helens Road, Swansea, tinplate manufacturer, William Henry Michael of 7, Russell Street, Swansea, contractor and Joseph Edward Fisher of 4 and 5, Oriel Chambers, Water Street, city of Liverpool, shipowner, to (iii) Ellen Sarah Leaker of 40, Saint Helens Road, Swansea, widow: Piece of land situate at Saint Helens Road. Together with dwellinghouse and shop erected thereon formerly known as 36, Saint Helens Road but now known as 40, Saint Helens Road being portion of premises demised by lease dated 20 Aug 1890; Recites deeds, 20 Aug 1890 - 14 Aug 1919 and will of William Watkins, 23 Jan 1906D/D SB 14/146

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £120, apportioned rent £2 6s 3d yearly, 21 Oct 1920; (i) Thomas Elias Owen of 28, Elgin Road, Seven Kings, county of Essex, with consent of (ii) Emma Ann Drysdale of 23, Springwell Avenue, Harlsden, county of London, widow, to (iii) William Williams Paske of 12, Edwards Street, county borough of Swansea: Piece of ground being remainder of piece of ground demised by lease dated 14 Mar 1836 (see D/D SB 14/16/1, 2). Together with dwellinghouse and outbuildings erected and built thereon or on some part thereof and now known as 12, Edwards Street, now in occupation of (iii); Recites deeds, 14 Mar 1836-21 Oct 1920; Licence to assign, 10 Jun 1920. Robert Eden Richardson of Morestead, Winchester, county of Hants, esq. and Arthur Campbell Duckworth of Ben Mead, Box, county of Wilts, as executors of will of Ernald Edward Richardson, late of Glanbrydan Park, Manordeilo, county of Carmarthen, esq., deceased, to (i) to assign to (iii)D/D SB 14/147/1-2

Mortgage, for £100, 23 Oct 1920; (i) William Williams Paske of 12, Edwards Street, county borough of Swansea, to (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, surveyor; Leasehold dwellinghouse and premises being 12, Edwards Street; Recites lease, 14 Mar 1836 (see D/D SB 14/16/1, 2) and assignment, 21 Oct 1920 (see D/D SB 14/147/1, 2); Schedule of property; Endorsed: reassignment, 4 Sep 1922 ; Licence to assign, 19 Oct 1920. Robert Eden Richardson of Morestead, Winchester, county of Hants, esq. and Arthur Campbell Duckworth of Ben Mead, Box, county of Wilts, as executors of will of Ernald Edward Richardson, late of Glanbrydan Park, Manordeilo, county of Carmarthen, esq., deceased, to (i) to assign by way of mortgage to (ii)D/D SB 14/148/1-2

Abstract of title of T E Owen, esquire to leasehold premises known as 11 and 12, Edwards Street, 14 Mar 1836 - 23 Feb 1904. 1920D/D SB 14/149/1-4

Conveyance, for £820, 11 Oct 1922; (i) Algernon Walker Heneage Vivian of Clyne Castle, Blackpyl, rear admiral (retired) in Royal Navy, CB, MJC with payment of consideration to (ii) The Right Honourable Odo Richard, Baron Swansea and (i), to (iii) Frederick Rowe of 7, Portland Street, county borough of Swansea, umbrella manufacturer: Piece of land forming part of Parc Wern estate which said premises contain 1 acre 2 roods and 39 perches or thereabouts; Plan, no scaleD/D SB 14/150/1-6

Licence, 20 Jan 1923; (i) Robert Eden Richardson of Morestead House, near Winchester, county of Hants, esquire and Arthur Campbell Duckworth of Ben Mead, Box, county of Wilts (executors and trustees of will of Ernald Edward Richardson, late of Glanbrydan Park, Manordeilo, county of Carmarthen, esquire, deceased) and (ii) Evelina Waldron (widow), Mary Evelina Waldron (spinster) and Samuel Joseph Waldron, all of 23, Saint Helen's Road, county borough of Swansea: (i) consent to (ii) carrying on upon premises known as 23, Saint Helen's Road, trade or business of refresh-ment house keepers but not for sale of alcoholic beverages of any description or alcohol in any other form; Recites underlease, 1 May 1889 and lease, 24 Feb 1866D/D SB 14/151

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £550, apportioned rent £4 12s yearly, 16 Apr 1923; (i) Miriam Olive Jenkins, wife of Austin Jenkins of 56, Beechwood Road, county borough of Swansea, draper, Gwladys Margaret Jones of 7, Northampton Place, Swansea, spinster and John Llewellyn Howell of Fisher Street, solicitor, to (ii) Selina Ham, wife of Frederick George Ham of 57, Oxford Street, Swansea, fish frier: Dwellinghouse and premises known as 57, Oxford Street, now in occupation of (ii) ; Recites lease, 24 Jun 1867 (see D/D SB 14/50/1, 2), assignment, 7 Jul 1911 (see D/D SB 14/135) and will of Benjamin Jones, 12 May 1922D/D SB 14/152

Assignment (duplicate) of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £2,250, apportioned rent £6 11s 6d yearly, 3 Apr 1924; (i) Alfred John Dickens of 37, Saint Helens Road, county borough of Swansea, umbrella manufacturer, to (ii) Doris Kathleen Morris, wife of Edmund Glyn Morris of 80, Sketty Road, Swansea, metal merchant: Piece of ground, dwellinghouse, shop and premises being 41 (formerly 37), St. Helens Road; Recites deeds, 20 Aug 1890 - 4 Apr 1922; Schedules of deeds, 13 Jun 1922 and 20 Aug 1890 - 4 Apr 1922D/D SB 14/153

Lease (counterpart) for 99 years from 25 Mar 1923, rent £20 yearly, 15 Dec 1924; (i) Frederick Rowe of Portland Street, county borough of Swansea, umbrella manufacturer, to (ii) Charles Mortimer Gustavus of Arosfa, Bay View Terrace, Mumbles, Swansea, builder: Piece of land part of Parc Wern Estate situate at and having frontage to Glanbrydan Avenue of 60 feet or thereabouts. Together with 2 dwellinghouses now in course of erection thereon. Excepting and always reserving out of this present demise unto (i) and his predecessors in title all mines and minerals whatsoever in, under or upon said premises or any part thereof; Plan, scale: 1/1250D/D SB 14/154/1-6

Lease (counterpart) for 99 years from 25 Mar 1923, for £1,150, rent £9 10s yearly, 12 Sep 1925; (i) Frederick Rowe of Portland Street, county borough of Swansea, umbrella manufacturer, at request of (ii) George Prust Symons of Wellington Yard, Swansea, builder and William George Board of Anchor Chambers, Wind Street, Swansea, accountant, to (iii) Doris Rose Hammett of 10, Iorwerth Street, Manselton, Swansea: Piece of ground part of Parc Wern Estate situate at and having frontage to Glanbrydan Avenue on south of 27 feet 3 inches or thereabouts and on north to back lane or road of 29 feet 7 inches or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse in course of erection thereon. Excepting and always reserving out of this present demise all mines and minerals whatsoever in, under or upon said premises or any part thereof; Plan, scale: 30 feet to inchD/D SB 14/155/1-6

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £60, rent £1 13s yearly, 16 Oct 1925; (i) Elizabeth Smith Beavan of 167, St Helen's Road, county borough of Swansea, spinster, to (ii) Arthur Peberdy of 7, Windmill Terrace, Swansea, signalman: Leasehold messuage and premises known as 8, Edward Street; Recites indenture, 8 Mar 1834 (see D/D SB 14/11/1, 2) and will of Johanna Beavan, 6 Mar 1882; Licence to assign, 13 Oct 1925. J Blewitt Jenkins and Sons, Swansea, land and estate agents, surveyors, etc., agents for and on behalf of person or persons in whom reversion expectant upon determination of term granted by lease of 8 Mar 1834 (see D/D SB 14/11/1, 2) is now vested, to (i) to assign to (ii)D/D SB 14/156/1-2

Abstract of title of Elizabeth Smith Beavan to property known as 8, Edward Street, 8 Mar 1834 - 31 Jul 1890. 1925D/D SB 14/157/1-4

Assignment (duplicate) of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £125, apportioned rent £1 yearly, 12 Apr 1928; (i) Robert George Roberts of Llanfair Buildings, St Mary Street, county borough of Swansea, auctioneer and estate agent and John Saunders Hughes Roberts of Picton Villa, Swansea, medical practitioner, to (ii) Edith Warren of 1, Wassail Place, Swansea, wife of Edwin Warren: Piece of ground. Together with dwellinghouse and premises erected thereon known as 1, Wassail Place and now in occupation of (ii); Recites lease, 29 Feb 1848 (see D/D SB 14/29), assignment, 9 May 1877 (see D/D SB 14/90) and will of Edward Roberts, 28 Nov 1891; Schedule of deeds and document, 29 Feb 1848 - 10 Sep 1895D/D SB 14/158

Schedule of deeds and documents relating to 10, Edward Street, 1 Sep 1869 - 11 Nov 1929. 1929D/D SB 14/159

Reconveyance, for all principal moneys and interest secured by recited deeds having been fully paid and satisfied, 24 Apr 1930; (i) Herbert Reginald St Aubrey Davies of Priory Lodge, Little Dunmow, Chelmsford, county of Essex, esquire, The Reverend Charles Gough Littlehales of Langford Hall, Maldon, county of Essex, clerk in holy orders and Charles Noel Heath of Cherry Orchards, Cholesbury, Tring, county of Herts, esquire, to (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and Beatrice Maud Jenkin: Property comprised in mortgage, 6 Jul 1898 (see D/D SB 14/111), further charge, 9 Feb 1901 (see D/D SB 14/113), further charge, 21 Aug 1912 ( see D/D SB 14/141) and transfer, 12 Dec 1914 (see D/D SB 14/143/1, 2) save and except such parts thereof as have been sold and conveyed; Recites deeds, 6 Jul 1898 - 12 Dec 1914 and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912D/D SB 14/160

Schedule of deeds and document relating to 5, Edward Street, received from J T Morgan, 135, St Helens Road, Swansea, 31 Jan 1834-20 Jun 1918. 1931D/D SB 14/161

Conveyance (duplicate) for £4,620, 10 Jun 1937; (i) Ernald Willbraham Alfred Richardson of 4, Gloucester Gate, Regents Park, London, county of Middlesex, esquire, with payment of consideration to (ii) Arthur Campbell Duckworth of Orchard Leigh, Frome, county of Somerset, major in His Majesty's Army (retired) and Llewellyn George Richardson, c/o Messrs Coutts and Co, 1, Park Lane, London, lieutenant commander in His Majesty's Navy, to (iii) Idris Morlais Edwards of 135, Bryn Road, county borough of Swansea, gentleman: Freehold premises situate in St. Helen's Road and Oxford Street; Recites vesting deed, 29 Jul 1926 (see D/D SB 14/301/1-3), deed, 27 Jun 1930 and will of Ernald Edward Richardson, 9 Feb 1907 (see D/D SB 14/294/1-11); Plan, scale: 41.66 feet to inch; Schedules of deeds and document, 24 Feb 1866 - 15 Apr 1871 and 24 Feb 1866 - 27 Jun 1930. Schedule of propertiesD/D SB 14/162

Correspondence concerning 84, 86 and 88, Glanbrydan Avenue. 21 May - 22 Oct 1938D/D SB 14/163

Subsidiary vesting deed, for £649, 6 Oct 1938; (i) Nancy Muriel Cross of Revelstoke, 475, Dunstable Road, Luton, county of Bedford, spinster, with consideration paid to (i) by (ii) Arthur Campbell Duckworth of Orchardleigh, Frome, county of Somerset, major in His Majesty's Army, retired and Llewelyn George Richardson, care of Messieurs Coutts and Company, 1, Park Lane, London, lieutenant commander in His Majesty's Navy, to (iii) Ernald Wilbraham Alfred Richardson of The Bath Club, London, esquire: Freehold property situate at Glanbrydan Avenue; Recites assent, 26 Sep 1938 (see D/D SB 14/308/1-6) and principal vesting deed, 29 Jul 1926 (see D/D SB 14/301/1-3); Schedule of properties; Memoranda of conveyances, 16 Jul 1963 and 26 Jul 1963D/D SB 14/164

Bill of costs for £25 13s and 8d from Messrs Strick and Bellingham, solicitors, Swansea to E W A Richardson, esq. concerning 84, 86 and 88, Glanbrydan Avenue. 7 Oct 1938D/D SB 14/165

Abstract of title relating to 84, 86 and 88, Glanbrydan Avenue, 11 Oct 1922-13 Nov 1933. 1938D/D SB 14/166/1-2

Assignment (duplicate) of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £325, apportioned rent £25 yearly, 23 Sep 1941; (i) Miriam Olive Jenkins of The Poplars, Pontlliw, near Pontardulais, wife of David Anthony Jenkins, Gwladys Margaret Eddy (formerly Jones), wife of Benjamin Telford Eddy of 81, Sketty Road, county borough of Swansea and John Llewelyn Howell of 72, Brooklyn Road, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, to (ii) Brinley Trevor Rees of 53a, Oxford Street, Swansea, motor radiator specialist: Property and premises assigned by assignment, 2 Aug 1911 (see D/D SB 14/136) and now known as 53a, Oxford Street; Recites deeds, 24 Jun 1867 - 7 Jun 1934 and will of Benjamin Jones, 12 May 1922; Schedule of deeds and documents, 24 Jun 1867 - 19 Oct 1922D/D SB 14/167

Subsidiary vesting deed, for £25, 25 Sep 1941; (i) Miriam Olive Jenkins of The Poplars, Pontlliw, near Pontardulais, wife of David Anthony Jenkins, Gwladys Margaret Eddy (formerly Jones) of 81, Sketty Road, county borough of Swansea, wife of Benjamin Telford Eddy and John Llewellyn Howell of 72, Brooklyn Road, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, with consideration paid by (i) to (ii) Llewelyn George Richardson, care of Messieurs Coutts and Co, 1, Park Lane, London, commander in His Majesty's Navy and Patrick Claud Burges of 4, St Leonard's Terrace, Chelsea, London, SW3, surveyor, to (iii) Ernald Wilbraham Alfred Richardson of Overnoons, Lickfold, Petworth, county of Sussex, captain in His Majesty's Army: Pieces of ground. Together with dwellinghouses erected thereon respectively known as 137, 138, 139, 141, 142, 143 and 144, Western Street; Recites deeds, 24 Jun 1867 - 29 Jul 1926, will of David Lloyd, 1 Nov 1910 and will of Benjamin Jones, 12 May 1922; Schedules of deeds, 1 May - 18 Nov 1871 and 7 Jul 1911D/D SB 14/168

Assignment (copy) of underlease for residue of term of 99 years (less 1 day) and of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £2,250, apportioned rents £6 8s and £32 7s yearly, 31 Dec 1941; (i) Alfred John Dickens of 8, Mirador Crescent, county borough of Swansea, umbrella manufacturer, to (ii) David Evans and Company (Swansea) Limited, registered office situate at 37, Saint Helens Road, Swansea: Piece of land fronting Saint Helens Road and being most easterly portion of piece of land comprised in underlease, 24 Jun 1892 (see D/D SB 14/105/1-6). Together with dwellinghouse and shop erected thereon formerly known as 33 but now as 37, Saint Helens Road. Pieces of ground being parts of premises demised by lease dated 20 Aug 1890. Together with dwellinghouses and shops erected thereon formerly known as 33, 34, 35, 38 and 39, Saint Helens Road but now known as 37, 38, 39, 42 and 43, Saint Helens Road; Recites deeds, 20 Aug 1890 - 3 Apr 1924; Schedule of deeds, 24 Jun 1892-1 May 1893D/D SB 14/169/1-5

Conveyance (duplicate), for £225, 24 Jun 1943; (i) Ernald Wilbraham Alfred Richardson of Overnoons, Lickfold, Petworth, county of Sussex, with consideration paid by (iii) to (ii) Llewelyn George Richardson, c/o Messrs Coutts and Company of 1, Park Lane, London, W, commander in His Majesty's Navy and Patrick Claud Burges of 4, St Leonards Terrace, Chelsea, London, SW3, surveyor, to (iii) David Hinds of 27, Bryn Road, county borough of Swansea: Piece of land having frontage to Fleet Street. Together with dwellinghouses and buildings erected thereon and known as 77 and 78 (formerly 75 and 76), Fleet Street. Together with reading room latterly used as warehouse erected at rear thereof; Recites deeds, 29 Jul 1926 - 5 Sep 1930 and will of Ernald Edward Richardson, late of Glanbrydan, Manordeilo in county of Carmarthen, 9 Feb 1907 (see D/D SB 14/294/1-11); Schedules of deeds, 31 Dec 1859 and 29 Jul 1926 - 5 Sep 1939D/D SB 14/170

Surrender, 23 Dec 1944; (i) John Saunders Lewis Roberts of 117, Gower Road, county borough of Swansea, medical practitioner and The Midland Bank Executor and Trustee Company Limited of Wind Street, Swansea, to (ii) Ernald Wilbraham Alfred Richardson of Overnoons, Lickfold, county of Sussex, captain in His Majesty's Army: Premises known as 2, Wassail Place; Recites deeds, 29 Feb 1848 - 8 Apr 1944 and will of Edward Roberts, 28 Nov 1891D/D SB 14/171

Schedule of deeds and documents relating to leasehold property, 2, Wassail Place, 29 Feb 1848 - 1944. 1944D/D SB 14/172

Subsidiary vesting deed, £1,130, 25 Jul 1945; (i) Edwin Hopkin Davies of Cliff View, Caswell Drive, Mumbles, county borough of Swansea, builder, with consideration paid to (i) by (ii) Llewelyn George Richardson, care of Messieurs Coutts and Company, 1, Park Lane, London, commander in His Majesty's Navy and Patrick Claud Burges of 4, St Leonards Terrace, Chelsea, London, SW, surveyor, to (iii) Ernald Wilbraham Alfred Richardson of 28, Albert Hall Mansions, London, esquire: Pieces of land situate in and having frontages to Caswell Drive, Newton, county borough of Swansea. Together with 6 dwellinghouses erected thereon or on some parts thereof respectively (subject to exception of mines and minerals); Recites principal vesting deed, 29 Jul 1926 (see D/D SB 14/301/1-3); Schedule of deeds, 9 Dec - 21 Dec 1932. Schedule of properties; Endorsed: memoranda of deeds, 18 Sep 1958 - 17 Jan 1983D/D SB 14/173

Abstract of title of Edwin Hopkin Davies to freehold property situate in Caswell Drive, Newton in parish of Oystermouth, 27 May 1910 - 28 Dec 1932. Plan, no scale; . 1945D/D SB 14/174/1-8

E E Richardson's estate. Case (copy) for counsel to advise on title and settle subsidiary vesting deed relating to 1a, 1b and 1, Sketty Road. 1 May 1947D/D SB 14/175/1-3

E E Richardson's estate. Opinion (copy) of R Gwyn Rees, 3, New Square, Lincoln's Inn, WC2. 15 May 1947D/D SB 14/176/1-3

E E Richardson's estate. Further case (copy) for counsel to advise on title to 1a, 1b and 1, Sketty Road. May 1947D/D SB 14/177/1-3

E E Richardson's estate. Further opinion (copy) of R Gwyn Rees, 3, New Square, Lincoln's Inn, WC2. 12 Jun 1947D/D SB 14/178/1-2

E E Richardson's estate. Case (copy) for counsel to settle documents. 17 Jun 1947D/D SB 14/179/1-2

Agreement (copy), 14 Nov 1949; (i) David Evans and Company (Swansea) Limited, registered office, 37, St Helens Road, county borough of Swansea, with (ii) Cyril Denis Peacock and John Stuart Peacock, both of 38 and 39, St Helens Road, Swansea: Relating to window in wall at back of 38, St Helens Road. (ii) shall pay to (i) sum of 1s yearly on 1 Jan in each year (if demanded)D/D SB 14/180/1-3

Abstract of title of Ernald Wilbraham Alfred Richardson to property situate in county borough of Swansea, 29 Jul 1926 - 27 Feb 1948. 1950D/D SB 14/181/1-3

Abstract of title of Phyllis Mary Jones of 3, Lon Illtyd, Swansea as personal representative of Henry Robert Bushell, deceased, to property in town of Swansea, 13 Sep 1873 - 2 Mar 1943. Plans, scale: 44 feet to inch, no scale. 1950D/D SB 14/182/1-11

Epitome of title of Public Trustee to leasehold property situate in Trafalgar Terrace, 7 May 1859 - 21 Aug 1916. Plan, scale: 80 feet to inch. 1951D/D SB 14/183/1-5

Assignment (copy) of underlease for residue of term of 99 years (less 1 day) and of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £5,500, apportioned rents £6 8s and £32 7s, 8 Feb 1952; (i) David Evans and Company (Swansea) Limited, registered office, The Arcade, High Street, county borough of Swansea, to (ii) Wilfrid Edgar Harris of 58, St. Helens Road, Swansea, sports outfitter: Property assigned by assignment dated 31 Dec 1941 (see D/D SB 14/169/1-5); Recites deeds, 20 Aug 1890 - 14 Nov 1949; Schedule of deeds, 24 Jun 1892 - 1 May 1893D/D SB 14/184/1-6

In matter of estate of H R Bushell, deceased and in matter of proposed surrender of lease. Opinion (copy) of Edwards Jones, 11, New Court, Lincolns Inn. 16 Jun 1952D/D SB 14/185/1-7

Surrender, for £600, 29 Dec 1952; (i) The Public Trustee of The Kingsway, city of London, to (ii) Ernald Wilbraham Alfred Richardson of Johns Cottage, Winkfield, near Windsor, county of Berks, esquire, with consideration paid by (i) to (iii) Llewelyn George Richardson of Ashley Lodge, Box, county of Wiltshire, commander in Her Majesty's Navy and Patrick Claud Burges-Lumsden of 6, Half Moon Street, Piccadilly, city of London, surveyor: Properties in Trafalgar Terrace; Recites deeds, 7 May 1859 - 9 Sep 1949 and will of John Burchell, 18 Sep 1915; Schedule of deeds, 21 Jun 1939 - 9 Sep 1949. Schedule of propertiesD/D SB 14/186

Surrender, 3 Mar 1954; (i) Phyllis Mary Taylor, wife of Frederick William Taylor of 3, Lon Illtyd, Cwmgwyn, county borough of Swansea, to (ii) Ernald Wilbraham Alfred Richardson of Johns Cottage, Winkfield, near Windsor, county of Berks, esquire: Properties in Richardson Street, Western Street and Lower Oxford Street; Recites lease, 13 Sep 1873 (see D/D SB 14/73) and will of Henry Robert Bushell, 30 May 1941; Schedules of propertiesD/D SB 14/187

Conveyance (duplicate), for £300, 24 Sep 1956; (i) Ernald Wilbraham Alfred Richardson of Johns Cottage, Winkfield, near Windsor, county of Berkshire, esquire, with consideration paid by (iii) to (ii) Patrick Claud Burges-Lumsden of 6, Half Moon Street, Piccadilly, London, W1, surveyor and Roger Kirril Bellingham of 29, Fisher Street, county borough of Swansea, solicitor, to (iii) Solomon Plosker of The Lindens, Sketty Green, Swansea, wholesale draper: Piece of ground with dwellinghouse erected thereon known as 20, Richardson Street; Recites deeds, 29 Jul 1926 - 7 Jul 1956 and will of Ernald Edward Richardson, 9 Feb 1907 (see D/D SB 14/294/1-11); Schedules of deeds and document, 31 Aug 1867 and 29 Jul 1926 - 7 Jul 1956D/D SB 14/188

Assignment of underlease for residue of term of 99 years (less 1 day) and of lease for residue of term of 99 years, for £5,382, apportioned rents £6 8s and £32 7s yearly, 1 Jul 1957; (i) Wilfred Edgar Harris of 37, St Helens Road, county borough of Swansea, sports outfitter, to (ii) West Cross Investments Limited, registered office, Llanfair, West Cross, Swansea: Property assigned by assignment dated 31 Dec 1941 (see D/D SB 14/169/1-5); Recites deeds, 20 Aug 1890 - 8 Feb 1952; Schedule of deeds, 24 Jun 1892 - 1 May 1893D/D SB 14/189/1-6

Surrender, 10 Aug 1957; (i) West Cross Investments Limited, registered office situate at Llanfair, West Cross, county borough of Swansea, to (ii) Patrick Claud Burges-Lumsden of 6, Half Moon Street, Piccadilly, city of London, surveyor and Roger Kirril Bellingham of 29, Fisher Street, Swansea, solicitor: 38, 39, 42 and 43, St Helen's Road; Recites deeds, 20 Aug 1890 - 10 Aug 1957; Schedule of deeds 20 Aug 1890 - 1 Jul 1957. Schedule of propertiesD/D SB 14/190

Abstract of title of Gordon George Bourne and Wynne Mary Bourne to leasehold premises known as 38, 39, 42 and 43, St Helens Road, 20 Aug 1890 - 8 Feb 1952. 1957D/D SB 14/191/1-2

Schedule of deeds and documents relating to leasehold premises known as 23, Little Madoc Street, 5 Jun 1869 - 24 Feb 1902. undatedD/D SB 14/192

D T Jenkin estate. Schedule of freehold ground rents mortgaged to J S Davies, deceased, for sum of £8,000 at 4½ per cent. undatedD/D SB 14/193/1-3

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