Gift dated 17 Sep 1479; (i) Rees ap Thomas ap Rees ap Jankyn; (ii) Thomas ap Rees, son of (i); 5 houses and lands called Lloyd Omlli, Glyncorroke (Glyncorrwg), Rywe Angharat, Tir William ap Jankyn and Blayn Tom, all in the manor of Avan (Avon Wallia) and elsewhere 'in Neethisland'; Witnesses: James Therell, Lord of Glamorgan, and Morgan Thomas ap David ap Jeuan Melyn, beadle of Neathisland, Phillip ap Rees, William Gwyn ap Llewellyn, Gruffuth ap Thomas

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Gift dated 17 Sep 1479; (i) Rees ap Thomas ap Rees ap Jankyn; (ii) Thomas ap Rees, son of (i); 5 houses and lands called Lloyd Omlli, Glyncorroke (Glyncorrwg), Rywe Angharat, Tir William ap Jankyn and Blayn Tom, all in the manor of Avan (Avon Wallia) and elsewhere 'in Neethisland'; Witnesses: James Therell, Lord of Glamorgan, and Morgan Thomas ap David ap Jeuan Melyn, beadle of Neathisland, Phillip ap Rees, William Gwyn ap Llewellyn, Gruffuth ap ThomasNAS Pem 1/1/1

Final concord dated 15 Mar 1621/2; i) Leisan Evans esq., William Price esq., David Evans gent., David Morgan gent., and the burgesses of the town of Neath, querents; ii) William Earl of Pembroke, deforciant; Lands described as 10 houses, 20 cottages, 20 gardens etc. in NeathNAS Pem 1/1/2

Abstract of a copy bargain and sale with feoffment in consideration of £300, annual rent 3s.4d and duties as according to the custom of the manor of Neath Ultra (copied 17 Jan 1750) dated 10 Nov 1666; i) Rt. Hon. Phillip, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery etc. and his son William Lord Herbert; ii) William York of Devises (Devizes), Wiltshire, esq., John Norden of Badbury, Wiltshire esq., and Francis Wroughton of Williot?, Wiltshire esq.; iii) John Price of Gelly-heere (Gellihir), esq.; One messuage called Tir Evan ap Hopkin with one messuage called Yn ys arwed (Ynys-Arwed) with several parcels of land including those called: Erwr Coall, Divaden, Gelly lloyne, Cae Newedd, Caer mark, Gwayn Llettay, Cae maes Garn, Cae boder, Cae r ody y, Cae messaurborllen, Tricha, maes y Garn y Isa, Dygon r bach, Ynys Yssa, Craig Ynys arwed, Hendre viller, Tyr Griffyth ap Meredith otherwise called blaen Garwed, lands situated between the brook called Carn nant and nat y Cilvain; also all parcels of waste and mountain ground called Mole y Brcon, Panwenmole y Brcon and Gwervarlace, all the above situated within Cadoxton-juxta-Neath parish Also one parcel of meadow called Gwain y mairdre alias Gwain Llwyd situated at Cwm Cacco within Lantwitt juxta Neath (Llantwit-juxta-Neath) parish; also all fishing on the River Neath from y Gelly bant and pen y Llyn ddy to Pont neath vychan (Pont-nedd-Fechan) together with all buildings etc.; Endorsed: 140NAS Pem 1/1/3

Copy lease to vest possession for one year in consideration of 5s., annual rent 1 peppercorn dated 19 Feb 1667/8; i) Rt. Hon. Phillip, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, and the Rt. Hon. William, Lord Herbert (son of Rt. Hon. Phillip); ii) Edward Herbert of Little Cogan, esq. and William Andrews of Little Cogan, gent.; All the lordship or manor of Kenfigge alias Kenfeague (Kenfig), with all buildings, lands, courts, courts leet and baron, view of frankpledge etc., together with messuages and lands in the parishes of Pile and Kenfeage (Pyle and Kenfig). Also lands within the manor and borough of Neath, within the manor of Neath Citra, and within Cadoxton iuxta Neath (Cadoxton-juxta-Neath) parish (details not extracted). Also the manor of St. Nicholas with all messuages, lands, courts etc. Also lands within the parishes of St. Nicholas, Peterston super Ely and Lancarvon (Llancarfan) and within the township and parish of Lantwitt (Llantwit) Major, the parishes of Eglys Brywyo alias Eglys Breweo (Eglwys Brewis). Also within the lordship of Lanblethian (Llanblethian), within Cowbridge, within Lantwitt Vairdre (Llantwit Fardre) parish, the Borough and parish of Lantrissent (Llantrisant), the lordships of Miskins (Miskin) and Glynronthey (Glynrhondda), the Borough and parish of Lantrissent (Llantrissent), the manor of Teeryarll (Tiriarll), the parishes of Longonoyd (Llangynwyd), Lansannor (Llansannor), Lanblethian (Llanbethian), Lanhary (Llanharry) and Ystradowen (Ystradoen), Ystradyvoduck (Ystradyfodwg), Lantwitt juxta Neath (Llantwit-juxta-Neath) and Michaelston (Michaelston-super-Avon); all the above situated in GlamorganNAS Pem 1/1/4

Lease for a term of 99 years or for the lives of Hopkin Thomas, Morgan Jenkin and Thomas Jenkin, sons of Jenkin Thomas of Neath town, yeo., in consideration of £20 and a surrender of a lease for 2 lives, annual rent 7s.6d (other rents and duties not extracted) dated 20 Jun 1667; i) Rt. Hon. Philip, Earl of Pembroke and Mon(t)gomery; ii) Hopkin Thomas of Neath parish, yeo.; One messuage called Estland (Eastland) with all houses etc. in Neath Borough, also with all closes of land called Tyr Segar yssa and in the occupation of ii), and together with all woods and mineral rights; Endorsed: 82NAS Pem 1/1/5

Lease for the term of 99 years or for the lives of Richard Williams, William Williams and Catherine Williams, children of ii), in consideration of £20, annual rent of £6 (other rents and duties not extracted) dated 10 Jun 1670; i) Rt. Hon. William, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery etc.; ii) Mary Williams of Cadoxton iuxta Neath (Cadoxton-juxta-Neath) parish, widow; One messuage within the lordship of Neath Ultra, called Ton y gilvach (Ton-y-gilfach), Cadoxton-juxta-Neath parish, with a house, barn and 50a.3r. with one parcel of heath ground to be taken out of the down called Brynddy containing 6 acres (full details of parcel names not extracted); Endorsed: 86 'Neath Ultra'NAS Pem 1/1/6

Counterpart lease for a term of 99 years or for the lives of Leyson Lleu (Llewelin), Prudence Lleu (Llewelin) and Elleanor Lleu (Llewelin), children of John Lleu (Llewelin), annual rent £3.4.0. (full details not extracted) dated 26 Oct 1677; i) Rt. Hon. Philip, Earl of Pembroke etc.; ii) John Lleu (Llewelin) of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, esq.; One tenement called Ynys Wen (Ynys-wen) consisting of 8 parcels of arable lands of 30 acres etc.; two acres and two roods on the other side of the river adjoining the lord's lands of 22 acres; one parcel of land called Graig Mableys adjoining Cae Ynghared to the west, the land called Tyr Mableys and Penlloyne on the north, the highway to the east and the higher corner of Cae Ynghared to the south (full details not extracted); one messuage called fforge Morgan alias fforge goch adjoining the freehold lands of Rowland Harris to the south, the brook called Brichgill and the ditch running towards Lleua on the west and to ?Ross (Rhôs) (and) Killy bebill (Cilybebyll) to the north and the customary lands late of George Herbert on the east of 35 acres; 40 acres of rough mountain ground; 5 acres of arable land called Gwayne ?G/Ycancho; the site of the castle of Neath and the castle green; all premises situated within the manor of Neath Ultra; Endorsed: no. 300NAS Pem 1/1/7

Counterpart lease for a term of ?90 years in consideration of £65, annual rent £4.2.0 (other rents and duties not extracted) dated 10 Apr 1689; i) Jeoffrey Jeffreys of London, esq. and John Jeffreys of London, esq. for the Rt. Hon. Emioleon Gaustier, Marquess de Thois, France, and the Rt. Hon. Henriette, Countess Dowager of Pembrooke (Pembroke) his wife, late wife of the Rt. Hon. Phillip, late Earl of Pembroke; ii) Llewellin Phillips of the parish of De, Breconshire, yeo.; Two tenements and seven parcels of mountain ground called Coed y Glyn (Coed-y-glyn), Cadoxton-juxta-Neath parish, within the manor of Neath Ultra, and now in the tenures of Morgan David, Thomas Powell, Jennett John and Joan Richard; Endorsed: 4, 42, 216 'Neath Ultra'NAS Pem 1/1/8

Lease (expired) for the term of 80 years or for the lives of David John, Jenkin David and John David (his sons) in consideration of £3, annual rent 20d. (other rents and duties not extracted) dated 12 Feb 1691/2; i) Jeffrey Jeffreys of London, esq., and John Jeffreys of London, esq., trustees of the Rt. Hon. Henriette, Countess Dowager of Pembrooke (Pembroke); ii) David John of Neath Ultra, husbandman; One parcel of land called y Drosgell (Droscol) lying under the way to Crynant of 2 1/5 acres; one half of pasture ground called Coed Goed lying between lands formerly of Evan Richard and the lands formerly of Llewellin ap Rees of 2 acres; one barn and one parcel of land lying between the mansion house formerly of John Davies of 3/4 acres; all in Cadoxton-juxta-Neath parish and within the manor of Neath Ultra and now in the possession of David John, together with all woods, mineral rights etc.NAS Pem 1/1/9

Lease for a term of 71 years or for the lives of Leyson William aged 7 years and David William aged 4 years (sons of ii) in consideration of a surrender of lease and also of £22, annual rent 1 s. (other rents and duties not extracted) dated 23 Oct 1701; i) Sir Jeffrey Jeffreys of the City of London, kt. and John Jeffreys of the City of London, esq., trustees for the Rt. Hon. Henriette, Countess Dowager of Pembroke and Montgomery, now wife of Rt. Noble Timoleon G/Houffeir, Margquiise de Thois, France; ii) William Rees of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath,Glamorgan, yeo.; One tenement of lands within the lordship of Neath Ultra, called Blaen Nant Gwydill (Blaen-nant-y-gwyddel), Cadoxton-juxta-Neath parish (40 acres), now in the occupation of ii); Endorsed: Neath Ultra. Also memorandum of assignment of lease dated 7 Jul from Leyson William to Llewelin Bowen {1 parchment; 1 seal, 1 seal missing; folds torn, fragile; unfit for production)NAS Pem 1/1/10

Manor of Tir Iarll: AccountsNAS Pem/2/hub