1. Henry Patrick and Charles George Calland (since deceased) John Forbes Calland Augustus Percival Calland and Robert Denby Woodifield of the one part and 2. Michael Williams (since deceased) and Thomas Henry Williams of the other part; Licence to assign two piece of ground and premises called Morriston Foundry situate Near Swansea, Glamorgan. 26 July, 1858

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1. John Forbes Calland and others to 2. Elizabeth Thomas of Landore in the County of Glamorgan widow. Lease of a piece of ground part of Copper House lands situate in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorganshire for a term of 61 years or 3 lives from 25 March 1857 at a rent of £1 per annum. 25 March, 1857D 218/3A/1/1

1. John Forbes Calland and others to 2. Elizabeth Thomas of Landore, in the County of Glamorgan, widow. Lease of a piece of ground forming part of the Copper House lands situate in the parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan for a term of 61 years or 3 lives from 25 March 1851 at a rent of £1 per annum. 25 March, 1857D 218/3A/1/2

1. Elizabeth Thomas of Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the County of Glamorgan, widow 2. Thomas Shichbery of Morriston in the said Parish of Llangyfelach in the County of Glamorgan Inland Revenue Officer. Mortgage of a leasehold of public house and premises called The Copperman's Arms situate at Landore near Swansea at a rent of £70 per annum from the 30 January next. 30 January 1858D 218/3A/1/3

1. Elizabeth Thomas of Landore in Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan, widow 2. The Trustees of the Provident Permanent Benefit Building Society of Exeter. Security for advance shares £125 leasehold premises at Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the County of Glamorgan, for a term of 14 years. 2 December, 1862D 218/3A/1/4

1. Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas of Landore n the Parish of Llangyfelach in the County of Glamorgan widow 2. Mr. Richard Hughes of Morriston in the same Parish. Assignment of leasehold premises called "The Copperman's Arms" situate at Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the County of Glamorgan for a period of 61 years. 11 June, 1867D 218/3A/1/5

1. Mr.Richard Hughes of Ynistawe in the Swansea Valley 2. The Glamorganshire Banking Company Limited. Charge made by Richard Hughes of the property comprised of in the Schedule and other fixtures which are not at any time hereafter may be upon the same property to the Glamorganshire Banking Company Limited. 17 December, 1888D 218/3A/1/6

Swansea County Court. In Bankruptcy No. 32 of 1892 Re. Richard Hughes Ex parte The Glamorganshire Banking Company Limited Copy Order. Hearing before His Honour Judge Gwilym Williams. 22 December, 1892D 218/3A/1/7

1. The Glamorganshire Banking Company Limited and 2. Mr. Henry Jones of The Coppermans Arms, Landore, Swansea, Licensed Victualler, 3. Edward Jenkins of the Red House, Morriston, Near Swansea, Licensed Victualler. Assignment of leasehold premises known as the Coppermans Arms, Landore, in the County Borough of Swansea. 1 November, 1893D 218/3A/1/8

1. Henry Patrick of Clarendon Terrace, Notting Hill and Kensington in the County of Middlesex esquire John Forbes Calland of Glyncollen n the County of Glamorgan, esquire, and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire; 2. John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertfort Street, Mayfair, n the said County of Middlesex; 3. John Forbes Calland as the eldest brother and heir of Charles George Calland esquire, who lately died a batchelor and intestate as to his estate; 4. Samuel Richards of Landore within the Parish of Llangyfelach in the said County lease of a piece of ground at Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach n the County of Glamorgan for a term of 64 years and a rent of £1.10s. in two equal portions on the 25 March and 29 September - Plan Attached. 16 March, 1852D 218/3A/2/1

1. Henry Patrick of Clarendon Terrace, Notting Haill and Kensington in the County of Middlesex, esquire 2. Samuel Richards of Landore within the Parish of Llangyfelach within the said County. Lease of a piece of ground at Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the said County of Glamorgan. 16 March, 1852D 218/3A/2/2

1. Samuel Richards of Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the County of Glamorgan, Miner; 2. The Trustees of the Third Glamorganshire Benefit Building Society; Mortgage of freehold messuages situate at Landore, Glamorganshire. 19 January, 1863D 218/3A/2/3

1. William Harry Rees of Charlesville Place in the town of Neath in the County of Glamorgan Agent for and behalf of John Forbes Calland of Redesdale House Cheltenham, Gloucester, esquire and Augustus Percival Calland of The Slack Cricklewood in the County of Middlesex, esquire and Frederick Calland of Bentworth Priors, Dorking n the County of Surrey, esquire of the one part and 2. John Evans of Landore in the County of Glamorgan aforesaid, Iron Founder, of the other part. Copy Agreement for a building lease of premises situate at Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorganshire. 26 May, 1875D 218/3A/2/4

1. Mrs. Elizabeth Jane, wife of Robert Wilson of the Hafod, Swansea in the County of Glamorgan, Master Mariner and Edwin Richards of Number 2 South Prospect Place, strand, Swansea of the one part, 2. Benjamin Roberts of Landore Near Swansea Licensed Victualler of the other part. Assignment of seven messuages or dwelling-houses situate and being in Dinas Road, Landore, Swansea, Glamorgan. 1 August 1883D 218/3A/2/5

1. Benjamin Roberts of Landore, Near Swansea n the County of Glamorgan, Licensed Victualler; 2. The Second Swansea Crown Terminating Benefit Building Society. Mortgage of leasehold premises situate at Dinas Row, Landore, Near Swansea in the County of Glamorgan. 2 August, 1883D 218/3A/2/6

1. Benjamin Roberts of Dinas Road, Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach n the County of Glamorgan, Grocer; 2. The Landore Permanent Benefit Building Society. Further Charge of two leasehold pieces or parcels of ground with the messuages and buildings erected thereon, respectively being part of Copper House lands in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the County of Glamorgan. 7 December, 1895D 218/3A/2/7

1. The Landore Permanent Benefit Building Society; 2. William Bennett, John Bennett and Benjamin Bennett of Heathfield Yard, Heathfield in the County Borough of Swansea, Builders and Contractors. Assignment of leasehold premises situate and being Nos. 16, 16A, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23 Dinas Road Landore in the County Borough of Swansea. 3 February, 1902D 218/3A/2/8

1. Henry Patrick of 18 Southampton Street Fitzroy Square London esquire. Charles George Calland, John Forbes Calland, Augustus Percival Calland of 83, Upper Norton Street, Portland Place, London, esquire and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire of the one part; 2. Joseph Martin of the Middle Temple n the City of London, esquire, and William Martin of Cwmgelly in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the County of Glamorgan of the other part. Lease of certain premises commonly known as the Rose Copper Works, now in the occupation of Messieurs Williams Foster and Company, and also a certain piece or parcel of land being part of Ynis Howell Farm, adjoining the aforementioned premises and south of the present slag heaps belonging to the said Rose Copper Works, lying between the River Tawe and the Trewyddfa Canal for a term of 63 years at a rent of £70 until 29 September 1844 and also yielding and paying after the said 29 September 1844 the sum of £230 for the residue and remainder of the said term hereby demised on 25 March and 29 September in every year by even and equal payments without making any deduction or abatement out of the same by reason of the land tax, sewers rate or any other taxes rates or assessments whatsoever whether already charged or imposed upon the said demised premises or part thereof of which may at any time hereafter during the said term be assessed or imposed thereupon or payable in respect of the same. Plan of part of Ynis Howell Farm n the Parish of Llangyfelach attached. 10 March, 1837D 218/3

1. Henry Patrick of Duke Street in the Parish of Saint James, Westminster, n the County of Middlesex, esquire Charles George Calland, John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland all of Stretford Street, Mayfair, n the County of Middlesex and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire, trustees of the last will and testament of Charles Calland, late of Upper Norton Street in the said County of Middlesex esquire, deceased of the one part, 2. Michael Williams and Thomas Henry Williams of Swansea in the County of Glamorgan of the other part. Counterpart Lease of a piece of ground forming part of Tyr Arnalt in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan for a period of 63 years at a rent of £30 payable in two equal instalments on 25 March and 29 September. 20 August, 1839D 218/3A/4

1. Henry Patrick of Duke Street in the Parish of St. James in the County of Middlesex, esquire Charles George Calland, John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland all of. Stretford Street, Mayfair, in the County of Middlesex and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire trustees of the last will and testament of Charles Calland, late of Upper Norton Street, in the said County of Middlesex esquire, deceased of the one part; 2. Michael Williams and Thomas Henry Williams of Swansea in the County of Glamorgan, of the other part. Lease of a piece of ground forming part of Tyr Arnalt in the Parish of Llangyfelach n the County of Glamorgan for a period of 63 years at a rent of £30 payable in two equal instalments on 25 March and 29 September. Plan attached. Also Surrender of the above premises dated 25 February, 1898 between 1. William Graham Vivian of Clyne Park n the County of Glamorgan, esquire and 2. William Williams of Maesygwernen Hall in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the said County of Glamorgan, Tinplate Manufacturer 3. William John Rees of the Laurels, Grove Place, in the County Borough of Swansea, Land Agent and Thomas William James of 24 Goat Street Swansea aforesaid, gentleman and the within named 4. Augustus Percival Calland of 42 Maida Vale in the Conty of Middlesex, esquire and Charles Forbes Calland of Bromley n the County of Kent, esquire and Eustace Frederick Calland of Putney n the County of Surrey, esquire. 20 August, 1839D 218/3A/5

1. Henry Patrick of Duke Street in the Parish of Saint James, within the liberty of Westminster in the County of Middlesex esquire Charles George Calland, John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland all of Stretford Street Mayfair in the County of Middlesex, esquire and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, Trustee of the last will and testament of Charles Calland, late of Upper Norton in Portland Place in the said County of Middlesex deceased of the one part, 2. Michael Williams of Trevince in the County of Cornwall, esquire William Williams of Tregullee in the County of Cornwall esquire Sampson Foster of Fakenham, Norfolk esquire Joseph Talwin Foster of Upper Clapton in the said County of Middlesex, esquire John Michael Williams of Trevince aforesaid esquire Richard Harvey of Saint Day in the said County of Cornwall, esquire Collan Harvey of Pongrero in the said County of Cornwall esquire and John Sampson of Plymouth in the County of Devon, esquire of the other part. Lease of the Landore Copper Works Near Swansea for a term of 70 years at a rent of £20 per annum until the 29 September 1844 and also yielding and paying after the 29 September 1844 the yearly rent of £100 thereforth and during the residue of the said term. 1840D 218/3A/6

1. Henry Patrick, esquire of Montpellier Square, Brompton in the County of Middlesex, esquire and Augustus Percival Calland of the same place esquire and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire, trustees of the last will and testament of Charles Calland, late of Upper Norton Street, Portland Place in the County of Middlesex, esquire, deceased; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street aforesaid esquire; 3. The said John Forbes Calland as the eldest brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland, who lately died in the East Indies and a Batchelor and intestate as to his real estate; 4. William Lewis of the Parish of Llangyfelach in the said County of Glamorgan; Counterpart Lease of a piece of ground situate at Tyr Canol in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan. 1 January, 1843D 218/3A/7-8

1. Henry Patrick of Montpelier Square, Brompton, Middlesex, esquire John Forbes Calland of Hertford Street Mayfair in the said County of Middlesex esquire Augustus Percival Calland of the same place, esqurie and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire, trustees of the last will and testament of Charles Calland late of Upper Norton Street, Portland Place, Middlesex, esquire, deceased; 2. The said John Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street aforesaid esquire; 3. The said John Forbes Calland as the elder brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland, esquire who lately died in the East Indies a Bachelor and intestate as to his real estates; 4. William Davies of Morriston in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan; Copper Refiner; Attested Copy of Lease of a piece of ground situate at Morriston in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan Plan attached. 21 January, 1843D 218/3A/9

1. Henry Patrick of Torwyn Street, Middlesex, esquire John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland both of Hertford Street, Mayfair, in the said County of Middlesex, esquires and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street aforesaid esquire and 3. The said John Forbes Calland, the oldest brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland, who lately died in the East Indies, a Bachelor and also sole deviser and residuary legatee under his Will; 4. The Governor and Company of Copper Miners in England; Attested copy of Lease of part of the Forest Copper Works at Ynis Howell Near Swansea for a term of 63 years at a rent of £76.10s. per annum. 10 April, 1843D 218/3A/10

1. Henry Patrick of Montpelier Square Kingsbridge, Middlesex esquire, John Forbes Calland and Augustus Calland both of Hertford Street Mayfair in the said County of Middlesex, esquires, and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London; 2. John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland Frederick Calland of Hertford Street esquire; 3. John Forbes Calland the eldest brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland who lately died in the East Indies a Bachelor and sole devisee and residuary legatee under his Will; 4. John Williams of Bacuroose, Cornwall, esquire and Michael Williams of Trevince in the said County of Cornwall esquire William Williams of Tregullors in the said County of Cornwall esquire Sampson Foster of Norwich in the County of Norfolk esquire Joseph Talwin Foster of Upper Clapton in said County of Middlesex esquire John Michael Williams aforesaid esquire and Richard Harvey of Saint Day, Cornwall esquire. Counterpart Lease of the Landore Copper Works Near Swansea. 2 October, 1843D 218/3A/11

1. Michael Martyn Williams of Swansea, Glamorgan, Merchant of the one part; 2. William Williams of Ynismedu Pottery in the Parish of Llanguicke in the said County, Merchant of the other part; Deed of Dissolution of the firm of The Llysnewydd Brick Company. Assignment of Mr. Michael Martyn Williams's Share of the Partnership Property and Release and Mutual Indemnity. 5 August, 1856D 218/3A/12

1. John Forbes Calland late of Glyncollen, Glamorgan esquire Augustus Percival Calland of Westbourne Terrace Road, Hyde Park, Middlesex, esquire and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Customs House in the City of London, Trustee; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street Mayfair, Middlesex; 3. The said John Forbes Calland as the eldest brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland esquire, deceased; 4. John Evans of Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan, Iron Founder; Counterpart Lease of a piece of ground forming part of Copper House land situate in the Parish of Llangyfelach Glamorganshire for a term of 3 lives or 63 years from 29 September 1857 at an annual rent of £41. Plan Attached. 29 September, 1857D 218/3A/13-14

1. Henry Patrick and Charles George Calland (since deceased) John Forbes Calland Augustus Percival Calland and Robert Denby Woodifield of the one part and 2. Michael Williams (since deceased) and Thomas Henry Williams of the other part; Licence to assign two piece of ground and premises called Morriston Foundry situate Near Swansea, Glamorgan. 26 July, 1858D 218/3A/15

Memorandum of Agreement between 1. John Thomas of Court Herbert, Glamorgan, Agent for and on behalf of the Trustees of the Will of the late Charles Calland, deceased of the one part and 2. William Lewis of Landore, Glamorgan, Copperman, concerning an agreement for a Building Lease of premises situate at the Copper House land in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorganshire. 4 September, 1858D 218/3A/16

1. The Most Noble Henry Charles Fitzroy, Duke of Beaufort of the one part and 2. John Michael Williams, William Williams, Sampson Foster, George Williams, and Frederick Martyn Williams all of Swansea, Glamorgan Copper Smelters of the other part; Lease of the Landore Copper Works and land in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan for a period of 21 years from 25 March 1862 at a rent of £350 per annum Enlarged plan of Landore Copper Works. 16 December, 1862D 218/3A/17

1. John Forbes Calland of Glyncollen Glamorganshire esquire and Augustus Percival Calland of Cricklewood, Willesden, Middlesex, esquire, Trustee of the Will of Charles Calland, esquire, deceased; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street Mayfair Middlesex, esquire; 3. John Forbes Calland as the eldest brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland, esquire, who died a Bachelor and Intestate as to his real estate and 4. John Evans of Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorganshire, Moulder. Counterpart Lease of a piece of ground forming part of Copper House lands situate in the Parish of Llangyfelach Glamorganshire for a period of 63 years or 3 lives from 29 September 1851 at a ground rent of £10 per annum. Note in red stating that this Lease has now been surrendered and is now included in Messrs. Vivians and Sons Lease dated 19 March, 1889 and also that the rent is now payable at £9 per annum. 31 October, 1868D 218/3A/18

1. John Forbes Calland of Shirley. House, Pitville Circus Road, Cheltenham, Gloucester, esquire, and Augustus Percival Calland of the Slade, Cricklewood, Middlesex, esquire, trustee of the Will of Charles Calland, esquire, deceased; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Wenworth Priors Dorking, Surrey, esquire; 3. The said John Forbes Calland, as the eldest brother and her at law of Charles George Calland, esquire, who died a Bachelor and intestate as to his real estate and 4. John Michael Williams of Caershays Castle, Cornwall, esquire; Lease for continuing tenancy of part of the Landore Copper Works in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan. 18 June, 1873D 218/3A/19

Memorandum of Agreement made between: 1. William Harry Rees of Charlesville Place, in the Town of Neath, Glamorgan, Agent for and on behalf of John Forbes Calland of Cheltenham, Gloucester, esquire Augustus Percival Calland of The Slade, Cricklewood, Middlesex esquire and Frederick Calland of Bentworth Priors Dorking, Surrey esquire; 2. John Evans of Landore, Glamorgan esquire, Iron Founders. 26 May, 1875D 218/3A/20

1. Mary Evans of Swansea, Glamorgan, widow; 2. The Great Western Railway Company. Duplicate Assignment of leasehold premises at Landore, Glamorgan Also by an earlier indenture dated 9 September 1857 between 1. John Forbes Calland, Augustus Percival Calland and Robert Denby Woodifield and 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland; 3. The said John Forbes Calland as the eldest son and heir at law of Charles George Calland, esquire deceased; 4. John Evans of Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan Iron Founder; That piece or parcel of ground situate at Landore aforesaid being part of certain lands called Copper House Lands measuring one acre by eighteen perches. The said piece or parcel of ground together with full power to erect and build Iron Factories messuages or dwelling- houses with suitable convenients thereto on the said piece or parcel of ground and together also with all ways, lights easements appurtenances whatsoever to the said premises belonging (except and always reserved) out of the now slating demise and all manner of mines veins and seams of coal, culm and clay and all quarries of stone and slate and all other minies and minerals whatsoever lying and being in upon or under the said, thereby demised premises or any par thereof with full powers of working, raising, landing, stacking, heaping and carrying away the same and any other adjoining or adjacent mines minerals and quarries and of doing all other necessary acts in relation thereto and also for making and using to any purpose any railways or tramroads or other roads and erecting buildings and exercising any other reasonable liberties authorities doing as little damage as might be to the said thereby demised premises and making to the said John Evans his heirs executors administrators or assigns reasonable compensation for any damages to be sustained by him or them by reason of the exercise of the powers therefore excepted and reserved was demised unto to the said John Evans his heirs execution administration and assigns from the date now reciting Indenture for the natural lives of William Evans, their two years or thereabouts son of the said John Evans, Diana Matilda Monger then aged two years or thereabouts, daughter of William Monger of Harwood Terrace, Agent and Meredith Evans then aged eleven years or thereabouts son of Benjamin Evans of Morriston in the said Parish of Llangyfelach Moulder or 63 years next after the date of the now reciting Indenture then for the term of 63 years to be computed from the day of the date of the now reciting Indenture at the yearly rent of £40 clear of all taxes whatsoever payable as therein mentioned and subject to the lessees covenants therein contained. 22 December, 1879D 218/3A/21

1. Thomas Lloyd of Callands Terrace, Landore and Elizabeth his wife; 2. John Lewis of 3 Plasmarl Terrace, Landore, aforesaid. Copy Licence to Assign being in Callands Terrace and now in the occupation of the said Thomas Lloyd being one of our houses erected on a piece of ground forming part of the Copper House lands. John Thomas of Court Herbert, Neath Receiver of the Calland1s Upper Forest Estate. 9 January, 1886D 218/3A/22

1. Augustus Percival Calland of Maida Vale, Middlesex, esquire; 2. The South Wales Smelting Company Limited. Counterpart Lease of all these Copper Works buildings, houses and other premises with the appurtenances called the Landore Copper Works situate in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan together with the use of the road and bridge now used as access to the said premises, and also All That piece or parcel of land or ground contiguous to the said Copper Works bounded on the south side by the said Landore Copper Works on the west of Swansea Canal on the north and east by land of the Duke of Beaufort and situate lying and being in the Parish aforesaid and containing by admeasurement two acres and one rod and twenty perches or thereabouts all of which said premises and more particularly described and delineated and coloured pink on the plan. Terms 63 years from 25 March 1885 at an annual rent of £100. 2 March, 1887D 218/3A/23

24 September, 1890 1. Augustus Percival Calland of Maida Vale, Middlesex, esquire of the one part; 2. Samuel Williams and William Williams both of Morriston, Glamorgan, Iron Founder, of the other part; Counterpart Lease of a piece of ground part of Tyr Canol Farm in the Parish of Llangyfelach, for 88 years commencing 25 March 1887 at a rent of £7 per annum. Inside:- 1) 5 September, 1879 Copy letter from Mr.William Harry Rees (Agent for and on behalf of Messrs. Calland) to Mr. B. Williams, Ironfounder, Morriston, concerning the letting of the premises at Tyr Canol belonging to Messrs. Callands 2) 24 November, 1887, Agreement between Messrs. Callands and Mr. B. Williams, Iron Founder. 3) 6 December, 1890 Receipt for £99 10s from Messrs. Callands for compensation payable to executors of Mr. Benjamin Williams, under Agreement dated 24 November 1887. 1887-1890D 218/3A/24-25

30 September, 1891: 1. Mrs. Mary Evans of 4, St.James Terrace, Swansea, Glamorgan, widow; 2. Annie Polybank (nee Evans) the wife of Charles Polybank of Swansea, aforesaid Engineer and Evelyn Maud Evans of 4, St. James Terrace aforesaid Spinster and Robert Evans and Luther Evans of Swansea aforesaid Iron Founders; Assignment of the Copper House Foundry, situate at Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan. Inside: 4 August, 1891, Licence to Assign between 1. Messrs. Callands and 2. The Representatives of John Evans, esquire. 1891D 218/3A/26

1. Richard Richards of West Cross in the Parish of Oystermouth, Glamorgan, esquire, of the one part and 2. Robert Evans and Luther Evans of the Copper House Foundry, Landore, in the said County of Glamorgan trading as "John Evans & Sons", ironfounders. Underlease of a plot of ground situate at Landore near Swansea, Glamorganshire, for a period of 78 years from 29 September 1893 less the last three days thereof at a rent of £10 per annum. 17 February, 1893D 218/3A/27-28

1. Mr. Benjamin Roberts of Dinas Road, Landore, in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan, formerly a Licensed Victualler, but now a Grocer; 2. The Landore Permanent Benefit Building Society. Mortgage of leasehold messuages and premises situate in Dinas Road, Landore, in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan. Also attached a Declaration from John Thomas of Court Herbert, Neath, Glamorgan, Receiver of Callands, Upper Forest Estate. 24 July, 1895D 218/3A/29

August, 1897. Fire Insurance Certificate concerning John Evans and Sons of Copper House Foundry, Landore, Near Swansea, Glamorganshire, Iron Founders and Engineers. Also included - Sketch plan of Messrs. John Evans & Sons, Copper House, Foundry and Forge, Landore Near Swansea, Glamorganshire, and receipts for payment of Insurance Premium 1899-1901. 1897-1901D 218/3A/30

1. Mr. Richard George Williams of the Nags Head, Morriston, Swansea, Glamorgan, Licensed Victualler; 2. Charles Forbes Calland of Bromley, Kent, esquire and Eustace Frederick Calland of Putney in the County of Surrey, esquire. Surrender of Lease 29 September, 1857 Messrs. Callands to John Evans. 12 November, 1903D 218/3A/31

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