Deed of gift, dated 24 June 1763; (i) Thomas Williams the elder of Lower Stanton, gent and Mary his wife, (ii) Thomas Williams the younger of Lower Stanton, gent, son of (i), (iii) William Williams, James Williams, John Williams, Elizabeth Williams and Mary Williams, children of (i), (iv) William George of Herefordshire, yeoman: Land called Lower Stanton, in the parish of Llanfihangel Crucorney

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Eaglesbush Estate PapersD/D RE

Section 1: Deeds Of Properties In MonmouthshireDD RE/1/hub

Deeds Of A Property Called Park, Parish Of Llanfihangel CrucorneyDD RE/1/1/hub

Deeds Of A Property Called Cae Henry, Parish Of Llanfihangel CrucorneyDD RE/1/2/hub

Deeds Of Lands Called Llyne And Laphouse Fields, Parish Of Llanfihangel CrucorneyDD RE/1/3/hub

Deeds Of Copyhold Properties In The Manor Of Stanton, Parish Of Llanfihangel CrucorneyDD RE/1/4/hub

Deeds Of Property Called Cae Yr Aslod, Parish Of Llanfihangel CrucorneyDD RE/1/5/hub

Deeds Of Property Called Lower Stanton, Parish Of Llanfihangel CrucorneyDD RE/1/6/hub

Conveyance by lease and release for £562 3s 9d dated 14 and 15 Aug 1763; George Denbury of Cappel Street, Grosvenor Square, London, horse dealer, nephew of George Denbury, and Thomas Williams of Llanfihangel Crucorney, gent., to John Kedward of Aust Passage, co. Gloucs., hop merchant: Lands called Staunton Ysha with barns and buildings, etc., and fields called Coety Hunty Skibor and Croftith (10a), and land (70a) called Cae y Garne, Cae Bruike, Cae Crun, Cae r Groes, Ynyes Turnor, Cae saith kover, yr perugg, Cae Thomas, Croes Cae, Lloyne moya and Cae Lloyne Bach, all in the parish of Llanfihangel CrucorneyD/D RE 1/30

Deed of gift, dated 24 June 1763; (i) Thomas Williams the elder of Lower Stanton, gent and Mary his wife, (ii) Thomas Williams the younger of Lower Stanton, gent, son of (i), (iii) William Williams, James Williams, John Williams, Elizabeth Williams and Mary Williams, children of (i), (iv) William George of Herefordshire, yeoman: Land called Lower Stanton, in the parish of Llanfihangel CrucorneyD/D RE 1/31

Release of equity of redemption dated 23 June 1768; (i) Mary Williams of Lower Staunton, widow, (ii) William George of Herefordshire, yeoman, (iii) Thomas Williams of lower Staunton, William John and James Williams, (iv) John Kedward of Chepstow, hop merchant: Lands called Staunton Ysha with barns and buildings, etc., and fields called Coety Hunty Skibor and Croftith (10a), and land (70a) called Cae y Garne, Cae Bruike, Cae Crun, Cae r Groes, Ynyes Turnor, Cae saith kover, yr perugg, Cae Thomas, Croes Cae, Lloyne moya and Cae Lloyne Bach, all in the parish of Llanfihangel CrucorneyD/D RE 1/32

Release dated 1 Sept 1775; Elizabeth Williams and Mary Williams of Lower Staunton, spinsters, to Ann Kedward of Chepstow, executor of the will of the late John Kedward, hop merchant: Release from sums of £50 payable on lands called Lower Stanton Unnis Vach and Wern VachD/D RE 1/33

Conveyance by lease and release for £1050 dated 21 and 22 Jan 1788; John Kedward of Leominster, gent., son and heir of John Kedward of Chepstow, deceased, and Thomas Davis of Chepstow, gent., to William Morgan of Lower Staunton, Clerk: Land called Staunton Ysha (10a) and fields called Cae Honty Skibbor and Ycroft, and closes called Cae Garron, Cae Brinke, Cae yr Crunn, Caer Groes, Cae yr Yngas, Cae Tuerna, Cae Saith Kiver, Cae yr Perrugg, Cae Thomas Cross, Cae Llwyn Vawr and Cae Llwyn VaachD/D RE 1/34

Lease for 7 years from 25 Dec 1817 for £111 17s annual rent dated 2 Mar 1818; The Rev. William Morgan of Llanfihangel Crucorney, clerk, to Lesley Morgan of Llangatwg Lingoed, yeoman: Meadow land called Maesardir near Longteams (20a 39p), part of Lower Stanton House, fields called Cae Mawr, Cae Grose, Perrwg, Llwyna, Cae dan Maescoed, Caer Wain, Pear orchard, Great meadow, Ox meadow, Nursery, Ynis Vach and Wern VachD/D RE 1/35

Deed Of Various Properties In Llanfihangel CrucorneyDD RE/1/7/hub

Deeds Of A Property Called Llanarch, Parish Of Llanfihangel CrucorneyDD RE/1/8/hub

Wills, Probate And Associated Deeds Relating To Properties In Llanfihangel CrucorneyDD RE/1/9/hub

Marriage SettlementDD RE/1/10/hub

Deeds Of Monmouthshire Properties In Other ParishesDD RE/1/11/hub

Section 2: Deeds Of Properties In GlamorganDD RE/2/hub

Section 3: Deeds Of Properties In BreconshireDD RE/3/hub

Section 4: Other RecordsDD RE/4/hub