Programme for induction services of Rev. R. Leslie Jones to the Pastorate of the Presbyterian Church of Wales Mission Hall, Neath; 7 Sep 1972

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Copy trust deed dated 26 Dec 1877; (i) Henry Lake of Neath, gent., William Davies of Neath, grocer and saddler, William Harries of Swansea, gent., James Beynon of the USA, rolling mill manager, William Rees of the USA, mason, Joseph Cook Rees, builder, Joseph Rees, coach builder, both of Neath, Glammorgan, and Robert King of Neath, lawyer, with; (ii) Peter David of Neath, merchant, to; (iii) The Revs. Benjamin Evans, Thomas Price, John Lewis, John Jones, Thomas Owen and John Edward Griffiths, Thomas Morris of Briton Ferry, farm bailiff, John Roberts, hammerman, John Williams, bookseller, of Melincryddan, Thomas Phillips, labourer, John Davies, fitter, both of Melincryddan, William Edwards, grocer, William Gethins, agent and collector for the Swansea Royal Friendly Society, Thomas Phillips, railway foreman, Thomas William Jones, relieving officer, William Stephens, labourer, William Parker, collier, Tom Henry Davies, surveyor, John Jones, carpenter, Thomas Morgan Symmons, builder, and Thomas Howell Thomas, timber merchant, all of Neath, trustees; Piece of land (35p) on the south side of South Terrace, Neath, with a Particular Baptist Chapel built there, originally granted on 3 Mar 1862NAS X 4/1/1

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Assignment of building lease for the residue of a term of 80 years, annual rent £4.0.0 dated 31 Jul 1866; between i) David Phillips and Morris Davies of Briton Ferry parish, ironmakers; ii) Rev. Henry Thomas, minister of the Gospels, Daniel Jones, wharfinger, Albert Williams, tailor, William Davies, labourer, Isaac Jones, tinworker and Evan Scurlock, draper, all of Briton Ferry parish, Rev. Benjamin Evans, Rev. Benjamin Daniel Thomas, ministers of the Gospel, Benjamin Henry Thomas, accountant, all of Neath, Rev. Thomas Rice of Aberdare, minister of the Gospel and Rev. George Richard Evans and Rev. Richard Abbott Jones, of Swansea, Ministers of the Gospel; One piece of land (20 perches) together with one building or intended chapel called the Jerusalem English Baptist Chapel in Briton Ferry parish, adjoining towards the north and north-east the lands of Villiers, the turnpike road from Neath to Cardiff to the east, lands of Villiers to the south and south-west and Thomas Street to the west; Recites lease dated 19 Oct 1863 between i) Hon. Frederick William Child Villiers and Charles Fabe, ii) Rt. Hon. Sarah Sophia Child, dowager countess of Jersey and iii) David Phillips and Morris Davies; Endorsed: Enrolled in Court of Chancery dated 14 Aug 1866, no. 89NAS X 4/3/1

Counterpart building lease for a term of 99 years, annual rent £2.6.8 dated 16 Oct 1874; between i) Thomas Hopkins of Tondu near Bridgend (Newcastle parish), esq.; ii) Edward Thomas of Braichycymmer, Bettws parish, gent.; iii) David Evans (shopkeeper), Thomas Jones (blacksmith), Noah Rees (coalminer) and Rees Thomas (coalminer), all of Nantmole (Nantymoel, Llangeinor and Llandyfodwg parishes), Ogmore Valley; One piece of land being formerly part of Nantmole farm (Nantymoel), Llandefodwg (Llandyfodwg) parish, intended for the building of a chapel or meeting house for Baptist dissenters; Includes: margin plan of the premises, showing a private road and the adjoining lands of W. Llewellyn esq., and Thomas Hopkins; no scale given; Endorsed: NAS L100NAS X 4/4/1

Invitation to opening and dedication services of the Gnoll United Reformed Church, Arthur Street, Neath; Oct 1988NAS X 4/5/1

Licence permitting dissenters to worship in the house of Lewis Davies, Neath, signed by Phillip Maddocks, registrar and certified by Lewis Davies, David Thomas, Benjamen Mikell, Phillip Sherbon and others; 28 Dec 1697NAS X 4/6/1

Order of service to be used on the occasion of His Worship the Mayor and the Neath Corporation attending the service at the Gnoll Road Congregational Church, Neath; 21 Nov 1943NAS X 4/7/1

Receipt from the Methodist Society (unidentified) for £10, signed D. Morgan; 11 Jul 1814NAS X 4/8/1

Poster of thanks to the conductor and members of the Neath Orpheus Male Voice Party, given by the officials and members of the Bethel Calvinistic Methodist Church, Melincrythan (Melin Crythan), Neath, for raising funds for the church; Oct 1918NAS X 4/9/1

Agreement for the building of a Calvinistic Methodist vestry room on the Latt, Neath, according to specifications enclosed as drawn up by Samuel Cymmer Jones of Neath Abbey near Neath, dated 29 Jul 1879; between i) John Thomas of Neath, builder; ii) David Davies of Neath, brick and tile merchant for the Calvinistic Methodist Building CommitteeNAS X 4/10/1

Pamphlet of hymns and tones for music festival at Gorphwysfa chapel (Calvinistic Methodist), Skewen; 11 Apr 1900NAS X 4/11/1

Programme for induction services of Rev. R. Leslie Jones to the Pastorate of the Presbyterian Church of Wales Mission Hall, Neath; 7 Sep 1972NAS X 4/12/1

Lease for term of 99 years, annual rent £10.10.0 dated 1 Apr 1841; between i) John Bevan of Cowbridge, gent.; ii) Edward Wagstaff of Neath, mason; One cottage and stable once used as a dissenting chapel and called Zoar with an adjoining yard now in the occupation of William Magford, haulier, and also one cottage adjoining now in the occupation of William Hopkin, tailor, situated under the Latte in Neath town, together with the liberty to demolish and re-build; Includes: margin plan of property; scale 1/8":1'NAS X 4/13/1

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