Lease and Counterpart Lease for the lives of Thomas Price aged 20, Rachel Price aged 10 and Susannah Price aged 7, children of the lessee, for a fine of £40 and 6s annual rent, dated 1 Oct. 1852; Sir John Morris, bart., of Southsea House, Portsea, to Thomas Price of Morriston, blacksmith: Land (32p) at Morriston, with a house built on it, not further identified, but probably on Woodfield Street, as with the following deeds; Includes plan

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Edward Morgan James solicitors, Swansea RecordsD/D EMJ

Deeds Of Lands Called Pen-Y-Gelli Uchaf And Pen-Y-Gelli Isaf, Llandeilo Talybont, Gwaun Bevexe Or Brynmawr And Cwm-Y-Rhyd, Loughor, And Sythin Mawr, LlanelliDD EMJ/1/hub

Underlease Of Building Land At Pentrepoeth, Near MorristonDD EMJ/2/hub

Copyhold Lands In The Manor Of Oystermouth, Near Coltshill QuarryDD EMJ/3/hub

Deeds Of Lands In The Parish Of LlangyfelachDD EMJ/4/hub

Lease and Counterpart Lease for the lives of Mary Hawes aged 16, John Hawes, aged 1 year 8 months, children of the lessee, and Hannah Davies, daughter of Thomas Davies, aged 7 months, for £2 12s annual rent dated 25 Mar. 1846; The Rev. Thomas Morris of Dover, clerk, to John Hawes of Pentre, rollerman: Land (2r 24p) at Landore, in the parish of Llangyfelach, part of Meysydd Fields, with power to build on it an unspecified number of houses; Includes planD/D EMJ/12-13

Conveyance for £72 10s dated 1 Feb. 1861; Charles Henry Smith of Gwernllwynchwyth, esq., and Charles Henry Smith, Lieutenant Colonel, with George Byng Morris of Sketty Park, esq., to John Hawes of Pentre Malwod, rollerman: Land (2r 24p) at Landore, on the road leading from the main road from Swansea to the junction of the South Wales Railway with the main lineD/D EMJ/14

Conveyance for £455 dated 20 Feb. 1864; John Hawes of Pentre Malwod, rollerman, to James Llewellyn of Landore, grocer: Land (2r 24p), formerly part of Meysydd fields, now containing 4 houses, on the road leading from the main road to Swansea to the junction of the South Wales Railway with the main lineD/D EMJ/15

Lease and Counterpart Lease for the lives of Thomas Price aged 20, Rachel Price aged 10 and Susannah Price aged 7, children of the lessee, for a fine of £40 and 6s annual rent, dated 1 Oct. 1852; Sir John Morris, bart., of Southsea House, Portsea, to Thomas Price of Morriston, blacksmith: Land (32p) at Morriston, with a house built on it, not further identified, but probably on Woodfield Street, as with the following deeds; Includes planD/D EMJ/16-17

Probate of Will of Thomas Price of Woodfield Street, Morriston (died 14 Mar. 1873), devising and bequeathing to his son Thomas Price all his leasehold premises, including the house in Woodfield Street, Morriston, with the workshop attached; also all his machinery and materials; the remainder of his possessions to be divided; half to his daughter Jane who lives with him, and the other half to be divided between his son Lewis (a minister of the Gospel currently living at Burry Green, Gower), and his daughter Rachel, wife of Moses Rees of Morriston. Made 10 Dec. 1872, proved 1 Apr. 1874D/D EMJ/18

Mortgage for £100 dated 6 July 1875; Thomas Price of Woodfield Street, Morriston, gas fitter, to David Lewis, grocer, Thomas Fowley, plate layer, Robert Williams, smith, John James, licensed victualler, David Edwards, mason and Henry Bowen, chemical manufacturer, all of Morriston: Leasehold premises (in Woodfield Street), Morriston, not fully describedD/D EMJ/19

Conveyance for £500 dated 5 June 1900; Sir Robert Armine Morris of Sketty Park, baronet, to Thomas Price of 60 Woodfield Street, Morriston, gent.: Land and houses, numbers 58, 59 and 60 Woodfield Street, Morriston; Includes plan; Endorsed: memorandum that David Rees sold land at the rear of the property to David Kenneth Morris, 6 Aug. 1943D/D EMJ/20

Mortgage for £350 dated 6 June 1900; Thomas Price of 60 Woodfield Street, Morriston, gent., to Sir Robert Armine Morris of Sketty Park, baronet: Land and houses, numbers 58, 59 and 60 Woodfield Street, Morriston; Endorsed: Reconveyance of the property in satisfaction of the Mortgage, dated 4 Mar. 1901D/D EMJ/21

Mortgage for £300 dated 6 Mar. 1901; Thomas Price of 60 Woodfield Street, Morriston, gent., to Lewis Morgan, shearer, David Edwards, agent, Joseph Davies, tinplate manufacturer, David Davies, insurance agent, William Walters, fitter and David Frank Williams, all of Morriston, trustees of the St Johns Lodge, no. 1546 of the Independent Order of Oddfellows Manchester Unity Friendly Society: Land and houses, numbers 58, 59 and 60 Woodfield Street, MorristonD/D EMJ/22

Probate of the Will of Thomas Price of 60 Woodfield Street, Morriston, gent. (died 26 Apr. 1901), appointing David Rees as his executor, and devising and bequeathing all his property to his executor, to pay the income thereof to his sister Jane for her life. After her death the house and workshop at 60 Woodfield Street goes to his executor who is to allow his nephew Thomas Price Williams to use it. His other house, no. 59 Woodfield Street, goes to his other sister Rachel, and 58 Woodfield Street goes to his nephew Thomas Price Williams. Made 25 July 1900, proved 29 May 1901D/D EMJ/23

Agreement dated 15 Feb. 1910; (i) Moses Rees of 59 Woodfield Street, Morriston, tinplate worker, and Rachel his wife, ; (ii) Philip Rees of 44 Bath Road, Morriston, tinplate worker,; (iii) Thomas Price Williams of 58 Woodfield Street, Morriston, plumber; (iv) David Rees of Crown Street, Morriston, plumber: Agreement settling the premises bequeathed by the Will of Thomas Price, 1900D/D EMJ/24

Conveyance dated 6 Apr. 1910; David Rees of Crown Street, Morriston, plumber, to Philip Rees of Bath Road, Morriston, tinplate worker: Land and house called 59 Woodfield Street, Morriston; Includes planD/D EMJ/25

Mortgage for £107 10s dated 7 Apr. 1910; Moses Rees of 59 Woodfield Street, Morriston, tinplate worker, Rachel his wife, and Philip Rees of 44 Bath Road, Morriston, tinplate worker, to David Edwards of Crown Street, Morriston, gent., David Davies of Glanffrwd House, Morriston, time keeper, Joseph Davies of Glyncollen, Morrisotn, tinplate manufacturer, Lewis Morgan of Graig Trewyddfa Road, Morriston, shearer, Thomas Meredith Evans of Grosvenor Road, Sketty, works manager and David Rees of Crown Street, Morriston, plumber, trustees of the St Johns Lodge of the Independent Order of Oddfellows Manchester Unity Friendly Society: House and land called 59 Woodfield Street, MorristonD/D EMJ/26

Conveyance for £110 dated 4 Jan. 1918; (i) Moses Rees of 32 Alexander Road, Swansea, retired tinplate worker; (ii) Philip Rees of 44 Bath Road, Morriston, tinplate worker; (iii) David Rees of 60 Woodfield Road, Morriston, plumber: House and land called 59 Woodfield Street, MorristonD/D EMJ/27

Copy Conveyance for £110 dated 6 Aug. 1943; David Rees of 60 Woodfield Street, Morriston, plumber, to David Kenneth Hunt of 53 Woodfield Street, Morriston, confectioner: Piece of land at the rear of nos. 58, 59 and 60 Woodfield Street, measuring 232 square yardsD/D EMJ/28

Plans for the rebuilding of premises at (?60) Woodfield Street, Morriston, for Mr David Rees, giving site plan, cross section, plans of ground and first floors, and front and back elevations. 1911D/D EMJ/29

Deeds In St John-Juxta-Swansea ParishDD EMJ/5/hub

Deeds Of Properties In Swansea ParishDD EMJ/6/hub

Deed Of Properties In Glamorgan And CarmarthenshireDD EMJ/7/hub

Deed Of Property In Loughor ParishDD EMJ/8/hub