1. Charles Calland of Upper Norton Street in the Parish of St. Marylebone, Middlesex, esquire; 2. Charles Harrison of Southampton Buildings in the said County of Middlesex, gentleman and 3. Lewis Bayly Wallis of Brighton, Sussex, a Lieutenant General in his Majesty's Army; Mortgage in fee of hereditaments, Glamorgan, for securing £5,000 and interest. 1 December, 1832

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Calland Estate PapersD 218

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1. Charles Calland of Upper Norton Street in the Parish of St. Marylebone, Middlesex, esquire; 2. Charles Harrison of Southampton Buildings in the said County of Middlesex, gentleman and 3. Lewis Bayly Wallis of Brighton, Sussex, a Lieutenant General in his Majesty's Army; Mortgage in fee of hereditaments, Glamorgan, for securing £5,000 and interest. 1 December, 1832D 218/15 pt1/1

1. Edward Martin Davies of Swansea, Glamorgan gentleman, 2. John Forbes Calland of Hertford street, Mayfair, Middlesex, esquire Augustus Percival Calland of Hertford Street, aforesaid esquire and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street aforesaid esquire; 3. Lewis Bayly Wallis, a General in Her Majesty's Army and 4. Charles Harrison of Southampton Buildings in the said County of Middlesex gentleman; Transfer of a Mortgage for £1,250 and interest on part of the estate of the late Charles Calland, esquire. 25 March, 1843D 218/15 pt1/2

3 April, 1843 1. John Forbes Calland of Hertford Street Mayfair, Middlesex, esquire; 2. Edward Harrison of Southampton Buildings in the said County of Middlesex, gentleman; 3. Lewis Bayly .Wallis of Regent Street in the said County of Middlesex, a General in Her Majesty's Army; Mortgage of individed shares in Possession and reversion of hereditaments, Glamorgan for securing £2,500 and interest. Also appended, 21 April, 1846, same parties, Further charge for £500 on second skin; 1 April, 1848 same parties, Further Charge and Assignment of Policy of Assurance for securing £500 plus interest on third skin. 1843-1848D 218/15 pt1/3

1. The Reverend John Cunningham Calland Bennett Popkin Hawkins, late of Compton Beauchamp, Berkshire but now of Ramsbury, Wiltshire, Clerk and The Reverend Bradford Denne Hawkins late of Highworth, Wiltshire, but now of Riverhall, Essex, Clerk; 2. John Forbes Calland of Hertford street Mayfair, Middlesex, esquire and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street, aforesaid, esquire and 3. Lewis Bayly Wallis of Regent Street, Middlesex, a General in Her Majesty's Army; Charge concerning the Forest Estate for £500 and interest. 3 April 1845D 218/15 pt1/4

29 September, 1845. 1. Michael Martyn Williams of Swansea in the County of Glamorgan, esquire; 2. Thomas Henry Williams of Morriston in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the said County of Glamorgan, Iron Founder; 3. Elizabeth Williams of Swansea aforesaid widow, the said Michael Martyn Williams and Thomas Martyn of Carharrack in the Parish of Gwenuap, Cornwall; 4. Mary Martyn of Carharrack aforesaid, spinster and 5. The said Thomas Martyn and 6. Susan Gough of Swansea aforesaid spinster; Mortgage of leasehold premises for securing £2,000 and interest. Endorsement: 14 November, 1852, 1. Michael Martyn Williams; 2. Thomas Martyn; 3. William Williams of Ynismedw Near Swansea, Glamorgan; 4. Susan Gough; Agreement for a Further Charge of £1,000 and interest by these present changes in manor aforesaid as if the principal sum had formed part of the principal money served by the within written indenture. 1845-1852D 218/15 pt1/5

1. John James Saint of Speldhurst in the County of Kent, Clerk and Charles Harrison of Bedford Row, Holborn, Middlesex esquire; 2. The said Charles Harrison 3. John Forbes Calland of Glyn Clydach Near Neath, Glamorgan esquire. Augustus Percival Calland of Inverness Road, Bayswater, in the said County of Middlesex esquire Frederick Calland of Hertford Street Mayfair in the said County of Middlesex esquire and Henry Patrick of Clarendon Terrace Notting Hill, esquire and 4. John Feltham of Lombard Street in the City of London, Banker Samuel Hayhurst Lucas of Great Tower Street in the same City, Corn Factor Charles Lushington of Kensington Palace Gardens, Bayswater, in the said County of Middlesex, esquire, Member of Parliament and Robert Ingham of Inner Temple, London aforesaid, esquire. Barrister at Law; Transfer of Mortgages on parts of the Trust Estates of Charles Calland, esquire, deceased for securing £5,000 and £500 interest. Messuages and lands commonly called and known by the name Ynnis Tanglws in the Parish of Llansamlet, Glamorgan. Also all that forge commonly called Forest Forge adjoining Forest Farm with the Water Corn Grist Mill, the Forest Mill, and the Tilt Hammer Mill or Smiths Forge situate in the Parish of Llansamlet. Land commonly called the Forest Estate, Messuages commonly called Ynis Howell Tyr Arnault, Tyr Cennol and Brin-be-dorion situate in Llangyfelach. 1 October, 1849D 218/15 pt1/6

1. John James Saint of Speldhurst, Kent, Clerk and Charles Harrison of Bedford Row, Holborn, Middlesex, esquire; 2. The said Charles Harrison; 3. John Forbes Calland of Glyn Clydach Near Neath, Glamorgan esquire, Augustus Percival Calland of Inverness House, Bayswater, Middlesex, esquire, Frederick Calland of Hertford Street Mayfair, Middlesex esquire and Henry Patrick of Clarendon Terrace, Notting Hill esquire; 4. John Feltham of Lombard Street in the said city of London, Banker, Samuel Hayhurst Lucas of Great Tower Street in the said City, Corn Factor, Charles Lushington of Kensington Palace Gardens, Bayswater, in the said County of Middlesex, esquire M.P. and Robert Ingham of the Inner Temple, London, esquire. Barrister at Law, and 5. Benjamin Hardwick of Weavers Hall, Basinghall Street, in the said City, gentleman; Transfer of Mortgage of an Estate of Charles Calland, esquire, deceased, called Ynis Issa for securing £1,250 and interest. 1 October, 1849D 218/15 pt1/7

1. John James Saint of Speldhurst in the County of Kent, Clerk and Charles Harrison of Bedford Row, Holborn, Middlesex esquire; 2. The said Charles Harrison; 3. John Forbes Calland of Glyn Clydach Near Neath, Glamorgan esquire, Augustus Percival Calland of Inverness Road, Bayswater, Middlesex esquire, and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street, Mayfair in the said County of Middlesex, esquire; 4. The said John Forbes Calland; 5. John Feltham of Lombard Street in the City of London, Banker, Samuel Hayhurst Lucas of Great Tower Street in the same City, Corn Factor, Charles Lushington of Kensington Palace Gardens, Bayswater, in the said County of Middlesex esquire, M.P. and Robert Ingham of the Inner Temple London, esquire, Barrister at Law; Mortgage of the Forest Estate, Glamorgan to secure several sums (some being already secured on parts thereof) amounting to £12,000 and Interest. Schedule and plan attached. 1 October, 1849D 218/15 pt1/8

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