Assignment of Lease by Bargain and Sale for 70 years from 2 Oct. 1710 for £23 dated 2 Oct. 1710; i) Morgan John of the parish of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, gent.; ii) Hopkin Thomas of the same parish, gent.; Lands called Ton Castle perthin [Ton-castel], Biarth Dedwyth [Buarth-dedwydd] and Brine y maen [Bryn y Maen] all in the parish of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, within the manor of Neath Ultra and Cilybebyll.

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James and Collins CollectionRISW JC

Deeds: Swansea, 1702-1870RISW JC/1/hub

Deeds: Oystermouth, 1750-1838RISW JC/2/hub

Deeds: Pennard, 1814-1815RISW JC/3/hub

Deeds: Llangyfelach, 1763-1808RISW JC/4/hub

Deeds: Llanrhidian, 1774-1858RISW JC/5/hub

Deeds: Llandeilo Talybont, 1822-1834RISW JC/6/hub

Deeds: Cadoxton And Neath, 1701-1813RISW JC/7/hub

Agreement to Lease for 71 years for £4 annual rent and 2 capons and herriott of best beast dated 23 October 1701; i) Sir Jeffreys Jeffreys, knight and John Jeffreys esq. trustees of Henrietta Countess Dowager of Pembroke and Montgomery to; ii) Morgan John of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, yeoman; Lands called Ton-y-castle perthin, Buarth Dedwydd and Bryn y Maen all in the manor of Neath Ultra and Cilybebyll, formerly in the tenure of Lewis Griffith, gent. and now in the tenure of (ii)RISW/JC 86a-b

Assignment of Lease by Bargain and Sale for 70 years from 2 Oct. 1710 for £23 dated 2 Oct. 1710; i) Morgan John of the parish of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, gent.; ii) Hopkin Thomas of the same parish, gent.; Lands called Ton Castle perthin [Ton-castel], Biarth Dedwyth [Buarth-dedwydd] and Brine y maen [Bryn y Maen] all in the parish of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, within the manor of Neath Ultra and Cilybebyll.RISW/JC 87

License to assign a Lease dated 24 Oct. 1712; i) Thomas Lord Viscount Windsor to; ii) Morgan John of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath; Lands called Ton-y-castle perthin, Buarth Dedwydd and Bryn y Maen all in the manor of Neath Ultra and Cilybebyll, formerly in the tenure of Lewis Griffith, gent. and now in the tenure of (ii)RISW/JC 88

Lease for 21 years from 29 Sept. 1711 for £20 annual rent dated 21 Sept. 1711; i) Thomas Davies of Neath, gent.; ii) Morgan John of the parish of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, yeoman; Cottages and parcels of land in a place called Blaen Dilais, one parcel called Bryn Reddin bounded by Dilais brook on the south, lands called Gwain yerll on the west, a waterway called Y Lleven y ffordd ar y draine on the north and Nant Stallwyn brook on the east. A parcel of land called Gwyn y Bryn and Llwyn Golay [Llwyn-goleu], bounded by Nant hire brook on the north, lands called the patent lands on the west, Nant y Llaran brook on the south and the highway on the east, and two parcels of land called Byarth Dedwydd and Bryn y Maen.RISW/JC 89

Bond in £200, Morgan John of the parish of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, yeoman to Thomas Davies of Neath, gent., to secure the covenants of a Lease of the same date [see 4 above] 11 Sept. 1711RISW/JC 90

Lease for the lives of Lewis Davis and Hanna Davis children of Thomas Davis, for £3 1s, 2 fat capons annual rent, and herriott of best beast and suit and court of mill, dated 20 May 1712; i) Thomas Lord Viscount Windsor to; ii) Thomas Davies of Neath, gent.; Three cottages and two parcels of land in Blaen Dilais called Bryn Reddin bounded by Dilais brook on the southRISW/JC 91

Quitclaim dated 3 May 1714; i) Morgan John of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, yeoman to; ii) Thomas Davies of Neath, gent.; All actions, causes and suits.RISW/JC 92

Assignment of Lease and Counterpart Lease for the lives of Lewis Davies and Hanna Davies children of Thomas Davies, for £3 1s annual rent, dated 24 December 1714; i) Thomas Davies of Neath, gent. to; ii) William Jenkin John of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, yeoman; Three cottages and two parcels of land in Blaen Dilais [Blaen Dulais] [further description not extracted]RISW/JC 93-94

Bond in £100, William Jenkin John of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, yeoman to Thomas David of Neath, gent. to secure the covenants of a lease of the same date [see 8/9 above]. 24 Dec. 1714RISW/JC 95

Agreement, Thomas Davies of Neath to William Jenkin of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, one years rent free and £5 worth of hay on the condition that William Jenkin repairs all houses and hedges within the land leased [see 8/9 above] 24 Dec. 1714RISW/JC 96

David Evan of Llangyfelach acknowledging the receipt of a bond for £40 from Thomas Davies signed by Morgan Llewelyn also includes payments. 23 Feb. 1724RISW/JC 97

Transfer of Bond in £180, Owen Davies of Neath, Glamorgan to Thomas Davies of Neath and Anne his wife to secure the repayment of £90. 2 August 1717RISW/JC 98

Lease for 99 years or the lives of Elizabeth Popkin, Elizabeth her daughter and William Jones of Neath, surgeon, from 29 Sept. 1755, for £26 and a pair of fat capons and one fat goose annual rent, and a herriott of best beast, dated 1 March 1756; i) Phillip Williams of Dyffrin [Dyffryn] in Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, esq. to; ii) Elizabeth Popkins of Neath, widow; Lands called Brincoch [Bryn-côch] in the parishes of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath and Killybebill [Cilybebyll].RISW/JC 99

Lease for 99 years from 25 March 1792 for £30 and a pair of fat capons and 1 goose and 2 days work annual rent, and a herriott of best beast, dated 1 Sept. 1792; i) William Jones of Neath, surgeon and apothecary to; ii) Richard Bush of Wandsworth, Surrey, esq. Thomas Walker of Croyden, Surrey, esq. and John Wade of Cannon Street, London, esq.; Lands called Brincoch [Bryn-côch] in the parishes of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath and Killybebill [Cilybebyll].RISW/JC 100

Rent and timber account of David Hopkins to Neath Charity School. c.1810RISW/JC 101

Conveyance by Bargain and Sale, dated 26 Nov. 1813; i) Henry Lockett, esq, John Jeffreys and David Powell, gent. commissioners of bankrupt awards issued against David Bowen of Neath to; ii) Hopkin Hopkin, yeoman and Thomas Bowen, minister both of Llantwit-juxta-Neath; Bankrupts house, formerly a public house called King's Head, Market Street, Neath, in the tenure of David Bowen; Endorsed: note to the effect that the deed was enrolled at the Court of Chancery, dated 18 Feb 1814RISW/JC 102

Other Title Deeds And Papers, 1711-1888RISW JC/8/hub

Wills, 1738-1867RISW JC/9/hub

Office Papers, 1787-1876RISW JC/10/hub

Other Papers, 1699-1788RISW JC/11/hub