Bundle of Correspondence marked "T.W.J." referred to in the Declaration of Messrs. Rees Jones and T.W.James made by T.W.James. 6 April 1908

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1. Henry Patrick, Montpellier Square, Brompton, Middlesex esquire, John Forbes Calland of Hertford Street, Mayfair in the said County of Middlesex, esquire Augustus Percival Calland of same place, esquire, Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire, Trustee of the last Will and Testament of Charles Calland of Upper Norton Street, Portland Place, Middlesex, deceased; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street, aforesaid, esquire; 3. The said John Forbes Calland (as the eldest brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland, esquire, who latterly died in the East Indies a bachelor and intestate as to his real estate); 4. William Roberts of Clydach in the parish of Llangyfelach, Engineer; Counterpart Lease of a piece or parcel of ground situate at Morriston in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the County of Glamorgan. 1 January, 1843D 218/4A/2-3

1. Henry Patrick of Montpellier Square, Brompton, Middlesex, esquire John Forbes Calland of Hertford Street, Mayfair in the said County of Middlesex, esquire Augustus Percival Calland of the same place, esquire Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire, Trustees of the last Will and Testament of Charles Calland of Upper Norton Street, Portland Place, Middlesex, esquire, deceased; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street, aforesaid, esquire; 3. The said John Forbes Calland (as the eldest brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland, esquire, who latterly died in the East Indies a bachelor and intestate as to his estate); 4. Thomas Rees of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan, Victualler. Counterpart Lease of a piece of ground situate at Tyrcennol in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan at a yearly rent of £3 and 4 shillings and 6 pence to be paid in half-yearly instalments on 25 March and 29 September in each and every year of the said term of 63 years. 1 January, 1843D 218/4A/4

1 January, 1843 1. Henry Patrick of Montpellier Square, Brompton, Middlesex, esquire, John Forbes Calland of the same place, esquire Robert Denby Woodifield of the custom House in the City of London esquire. Trustees of the last Will and Testament of Charles Calland 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street, Middlesex; 3. The said John Forbes Calland (as the eldest brother and heir at Law of Charles George Calland; 4. William Rees of the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan, Collier,. Lease of piece of ground situate at Tyrcennol in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the County of Glamorgan, at a yearly rent of £1.7shillings to be paid in two half yearly instalments on 25 March and 29 September in each and every year of the said term of 63 years. Also endorsed: 23 June, 1903 1. The Reverend Joseph Rees Lewis of the Manse Donnington, Salop, Minister of the Gospel and Thomas Lewis of Plas-y-Coed Morriston, Glamorgan, Blacksmith; 2. Charles Forbes Calland of 72 Mark Lane in the City of London Merchant and Eustace Frederick Calland of Putney, Surrey, esquire; 3. William Williams of Maesygwernen Hall, Glamorgan esquire Thomas William James of 24 Goat Street in the County Borough of Swansea, Solicitor, and William John Rees of The Laurels, in the County Borough of Swansea, aforesaid, Land Agent. Surrender of premises at Cwmfelinfach Morriston, Glamorgan. 1843-1903D 218/4A/5

1. Henry Patrick of Montpellier Square, Brompton, Middlesex, esquire; John Forbes Calland of Hertford Street, Mayfair in the said County of Middlesex esquire, Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire, Trustees of the Last Will and Testament of Charles Calland of Upper Norton Street, Portland Place, Middlesex, deceased; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street in the County aforesaid, esquire; 3. The said John Forbes Calland, as the eldest brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland esquire, who lately died in the East Indies, a bachelor, and Intestate as to his real estates; 4. Thomas Powell of Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan shopkeeper; Counterpart Lease of a piece of ground situate at Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan for a period of 63 years at an annual rent of £1 and 17 shillings in equal half yearly payments on 25 March and 29 September. 21 January, 1843D 218/4A/6

1. Henry Patrick of Montpellier Square, Brompton, Middlesex, esquire John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland both of Hertford Street, Mayfair in the said County of Middlesex, esquire and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London esquire; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street aforesaid esquire; 3. The said John Forbes Calland (as the eldest brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland, esquire, who latterly died in the East Indies a bachelor and intestate as to his real estate); 4. John Henry Vivian of Singleton, Near Swansea, Glamorgan esquire Michael Williams of Trevince Near Truro, Cornwall esquire trading under the proprietors of Collieries under the name of Swansea Coal Company; Counterpart Lease of Coal and Iron Mines under the Forest Estate in the Parishes of Llansamlet and Llangyfelach, Glamorgan. 7 June, 1844D 218/4A/7

1. Henry Patrick of Saint Mary Abbots Terrace, Middlesex, esquire John Forbes Calland of Hertford Street Mayfair in the said County of Middlesex, esquire Augustus Percival Calland of the same place, esquire Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire, trustees of the last Will and Testament of Charles Calland late of Upper Norton Street, Portland Place, Middlesex, esquire, deceased; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street aforesaid esquire; 3. The said John Forbes Calland (as eldest brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland, esquire who lately died in the East Indies a bachelor and intestate as to his real estates); 4. William Jones of Morriston in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan, Mason; Counterpart Lease of a piece or ground situate at Tir Arnallt in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan for a period of 63 years and 4 lives at an annual rent of £1 and 16 shillings and 5 pence in two equal payments on 25 March and 29 September. 29 September, 1848D 218/4A/8

1. Henry Patrick of Saint Mary Abbotts Terrace, Kensington, in the County of Middlesex, esquire and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street aforesaid, esquire and 3. The said John Forbes Calland (the eldest brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland, a captain in the East India Company's service who died a bachelor and intestate as to his real estates, and 4. George Byng Morris of Sketty Park, Glamorgan, esquire and William Thomas of Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the aforesaid County of Glamorgan trading under the firm of the Millbrook Iron Company,. Lease for a period of 60 years at an annual rent of £110 per annum. 21 December, 1848D 218/4A/9

1. Henry Patrick of Saint Mary Abbots Terrace, Kensington, Middlesex, esquire John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland both of Hertford Street, Mayfair, Middlesex, esquires and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, in the first part, trustee of the last will and testament of Charles Calland late of Upper Norton Street, Porland Place, Middlesex, esquire, deceased; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street, aforesaid; 3. The said John Forbes Calland (as eldest brother and heir at law of Charles George Calland, esquire, who lately died in the East Indies a bachelor and intestate as to his real estates); 4. David Davies of Morriston in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan, Copperman; Counterpart Lease of a piece of ground situate at Tyr Arnallt in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the County of Glamorgan, for a period of 63 years next after 29 September 1842; at a yearly rent of £1 and 9 shillings and 3 pence in two equal portions on 25 March and 29 September. 27 July, 1850D 218/4A/10

1. John Forbes Calland of Glyncollen, Glamorgan, esquire and Augustus Percival Calland of Westbourne Terrace Road, Hyde Park, Middlesex, esquire and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire, trustees of the will of Charles Calland, esquire, deceased; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford street, Mayfair, in the said County of Middlesex, esquire; 3. The said John Forbes Calland (as the eldest brother and heir at law of Charles Calland, esquire, who lately died in the East Indies, a bachelor and intestate as to his real estate); 4. Thomas John of Ddinas Near Landore in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the said County of Glamorgan, Tailor; Lease of piece of ground forming part of the Copper House Lands, situate in the Parish of Llangefelch, Glamorganshire, for a term of 3 lives or 63 years from 29 September 1854 at an annual rent of £1 and 15 shillings. 10 November, 1854D 218/4A/11

1. John Forbes Calland of Glyncollen in the County of Glamorgan, esquire, Augustus Percival Calland of Westbourne Terrace Road Heyde Park, Middlesex esquire and Robert Denby Woodifield of the Custom House in the City of London, esquire, (trustees of the Will of Charles Calland, esquire, deceased) of the one part and 2. William Edmond of Clasemont in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the said County of Glamorgan, Manager of the Mines Royal Copper Works of the other part. Attested Copy Lease of a piece or ground forming part of Tir Arnallt and a dwellinghouse erected thereon situate near Morriston, in the Parish of Llangyfelach in the said County of Glamorgan, for a term of 3 lives or 63 years from 29 September 1849 at a rent of £1 per annum. 30 August, 1860D 218/4A/12

1. John Forbes Calland of Glyncollen, Glamorganshire esquire and Augustus Percival Calland of Cricklewood, Willesden, Middlesex, esquire (Trustees of the Will of Charles Calland, esquire, deceased) 2. The said John Forbes Calland, Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street, Mayfair, Middlesex, esquire, 3. The said John Forbes Calland (as eldest brother and Heir at Law of Charles George Calland, esquire, who died a bachelor and intestate as to his real estate) 4. Josiah Rees of Landore, Glamorganshire, Tin Rollerman; Counterpart Lease of a piece of ground forming part of the Copperhouse lands, situate in the Parish of Llangyfelach Glamorganshire For a term of 3 lives or 63 years from 29 September 1861 at an annual ground rent of £1 per annum in two equal parts on 25 March and 29 September. 21 July, 1862D 218/4A/13

1. John Forbes Calland. of the Gnoll Near Neath in the County of Glamorgan, esquire and Augustus Percival Calland of Cricklewood, Middlesex, esquire; 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Hertford Street Mayfair, Middlesex esquire; 3. Phillip Richard of Ravenhill in the said County of Glamorgan and John Glasbrook of Morriston in the said County of Glamorgan, Colliery Proprietors trading under the firm or style of "Richard and Glasbrook"; Lease of land in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan and Licence to Convert Pottery Buildings into any other works or manufactories except Alkali works, for the same term and lives as above, that is 63 years and 3 lives, with a yearly rent of £40 per annum in half yearly payments on 25 March and 29 September and also yielding and paying £22 and 10 shillings in half yearly proportions on 25 March and 29 September and also yielding and paying to the person or persons for the time being entitled during the said term the sum of 6 pence per way of ten tons for all ores metals, coal culm, clay, minerals and other marketable substances or substance, converted or manufactures' into marketable commodity. Limestone or other timber pilwood or other materials to be brought or carried over the said piece of land firstly described to commence as from Lady Day 1859 and the rent for the wayleaves to be accounted for in half yearly payments on 25 March and 29 September in each year without deduction or abatement. Also yielding and paying to the person or persons for the time being entitled as aforesaid during the said term the sum of 6 pence per way of ten tons of all ores, metals, coal culm, clay, minerals or other marketable substances or substance to be converted or manufactured in any marketable commodity limestone or other stone timber, pitwood or other materials to be brought or carried over the said piece or pieces of land, secondly and thirdly described (Except materails manufactured on the said premises) brought from the Canal or River Tawe, such rent to wayleaves as last aforesaid to be accounted for and paid half yearly on 25 March and 29 September, without any deduction or abatement whatsoever, and to commence and to be completed from Michaelmas 1859. 23 August, 1860D 218/4A/14

1. John Forbes Calland of Shirley House, Cheltenham, Gloucester, esquire; Augustus Percival Calland of Cricklewood, Willesden, Middlesex. esquire. (Trustee of the Will of Charles Calland, deceased); 2. The said John Forbes Calland, Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Bentworth Priors, Dorking, Surrey, esquire; 3. The said John Forbes Calland (as the eldest brother, and Heir at Law of Charles George Calland, esquire, who died a Bachelor and intestate as to his real estate); 4. Evan Jenkins of Number 1 Glanmor Crescent, Uplands, Swansea, Glamorgan, grocer and factor; Lease of a piece of building ground forming part of the Copper House lands in the Parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan Term:- 63 years or 3 lives from 29 September 1871 at a ground rent of £4 and 15 shillings. Also endorsed on back: Surrender of above property dated 8 December 1925 between 1. Mrs. Ann Jones of 307, Neath Road, Landore, in the County Borough of Swansea, widow and 2. George Henry Cooke of 306, Neath Road, Landore, Coal Merchant 3. Alfred Egerton Maynard Taylor of 4, Trafalgar Square in the City of Westminster, Solicitor, William Allen of Uplands, Homefield Rise, Orpington, Kent esquire Reverend Harry Hamilton Jackson of shalford Vicarage Near Guildford, Surrey, Clerk in Holy Orders 4. Eustace Frederick Calland of 5, Trafalgar Square, Chelsea, London esquire 5. Mary Wilhelmina Walters of 2, Richmond Villas in the said County Borough of Swansea aforesaid, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street Swansea aforesaid, Land and Estate Agent and Surveyor, James Chapman Woods of 1, Worcester Place, Swansea aforesaid Solicitor; Also Licence dated 14 October, 1885 and Permit for John Boyle of 2, Melbourne Terrace Swansea, Provision Merchant to assign unto Thomas Huxtable of Kensington Villa, Uplands Swansea John Thomas of Court Herbert, Neath Receiver and Agent Also Licence dated 13 October 1885 to permit Thomas Huxtable'of Kensington Villa, Uplands, Swansea to assign unto John Boyle of 2, Melbourne Place, Swansea, Provision Merchant, John Thomas of Court Herbert, Neath, Receiver and Agent. Licence dated 4 April, 1879 - Messrs. Callands do hereby licence and permit Mr. Evan Jenkins of Wind Street, Swansea, Merchant to convey and assign to Thomas Huxtable of Swansea Shipowner, John Thomas, Receiver and Agent. 29 June 1872D 218/4A/15

1. John Forbes Calland of Redesdale House, The Park, Cheltenham, in the County of Gloucester, esquire and Augustus Percival Calland of Addison Villa, Maida Vale in the County of Middlesex esquire, (Trustees of the Will of Charles Calland, esquire deceased); 2. The said John Forbes Calland and Augustus Percival Calland and Frederick Calland of Bentworth Priors, Dorking, Surrey, esquire; 3. The said John Forbes Calland (as the eldest Brother and Heir at Law of Charles George Calland, who died a Bachelor and Intestate as to his Real Estate); 4. William Thomas of Lan House Near Swansea, Glamorgan Richard Hughes of Ynistawe Near Swansea aforesaid and Frederick Morris of Leaminington, Warwick, for and on behalf of themselves and others carrying on business as tinplate manufacturers at Landore Near Swansea aforesaid, under the firm of the Landore Tinplate Company; Counterpart Lease of lands and premises situate at Llangyfelach, Glamorgan. Term: 99 years from 25 March 1874 at a rent of £85 per annum by equal half yearly instalments on 25 March and 29 September. 5 June, 1875D 218/4A/16

1. John Boyle of 2 Melbourne Place in the County Borough of Swansea, Provision Merchant of the one part and 2. Rees Jones of Neath Road, Landore in the County Borough of Swansea, Saddler,. Assignment of leasehold messuages of premises situate and being Nos.306 and 307 Neath Road, Landore, in the County Borough of Swansea; Also Licence and Consent dated 6 October 1893 from John Thomas of Court Herbert, Neath, Glamorgan, Receiver of the Calland Estate to John Boyle, Oxford Street, Swansea Grocer to assign the premises comprised in the Indenture of Lease dated 29 June, 1872 made between John F. Calland and others to Evan Jenkins. 5 October, 1893D 218/4A/17

6 October, 1893, 1. Mr. Rees Jones of Neath Road, Landore, in the County Borough of Swansea, Saddler, of the one part; 2. Winifred Baker Castle of 75, Mansel Street, Glamorgan, aforesaid, widow, of the other part; Mortgage of leasehold messuages or dwelling-houses known as Nos. 306 and 307, Neath Road, Landore, in the County Borough of Swansea, to secure the repayment of £300 and interest. Also Further Charge of £150 between above named dated 24 October 1896 Also Licence and Consent dated 6 October, 1893 from John Thomas of Court Herbert, Neath, Glamorgan, receiver for the Calland Estate to Rees Jones of Landore, saddler, in the said County of Glamorgan to demise by way of mortgage all those premises comprised in an Indenture of Lease dated 29 June 1873 between John Forbes Calland and others to Evan Jenkins. 1893-1896D 218/4A/18

1. George Smith Milton of 34 Nicholas Street in the City of Bristol, Accountant, of the one part; 2. Ann Jones, wife of Rees Jones of 307 Neath Road, Landore, in the County Borough of Swansea, Saddler of the other part; Assignment of the equity of redemption in leasehold premises known as Nos. 306 and 307, Neath Road, Landore, in the County Borough of Swansea. 6 April 1899D 218/4A/19

1. Mrs. Sarah Roberts of Cornhill House, Christina Street in the County Borough of Swansea; 2. William Williams of Maesygwernen Hall, in the parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan, esquire; 3. William John Rees of the Laurels, Swansea aforesaid, Land Agent and Thomas William James of 24 Goat Street, Swansea, Solicitor; 4. Charles Forbes Calland of Bromley, Kent, esquire and Eustace Frederick Calland of 1 Putney, Surrey, esquire; Surrender of lease dated 1 January 1843 concerning part of Tirarnallt Farm, Morriston. 27 February 1902D 218/4A/20

1. Mrs. Sarah Roberts of Cornhill House, Christine street Street in the County Borough of Swansea; 2. William Williams of Maesygwernen Hall in the parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan, esquire; 3. William John Rees of the Laurels, Swansea aforesaid, Land Agent and Thomas William James of 24 Goat Street, Swansea, Solicitor; 4. Charles Forbes Calland of Bromley, Kent, esquire and Eustace Frederick Calland of Putney, Surrey, esquire; Surrender of lease dated 1 January 1843 hereditaments and premises described as the parish of Llangyfelach, Glamorgan. 10 May 1902D 218/4A/21

Statutory Declaration by Messrs. Rees Jones of 306 and 307, Neath Road, Landore, in the County Borough of Swansea, Commission Agent and Thomas William James of 24 Goat Street in the said County Borough of Swansea, Solicitor. 6 April, 1908D 218/4A/22

Bundle of Correspondence marked "T.W.J." referred to in the Declaration of Messrs. Rees Jones and T.W.James made by T.W.James. 6 April 1908D 218/4A/23

1. Thomas Jenkins of 26 King Edwards Road in the County Borough of Swansea Joiner and William Estacott Green of 49 Malvern Terrace also in the County Borough of Swansea, Accountant; 2. Ann Jones, the wife of Rees Jones of 307 Neath Road, Landore, Swansea, Saddler; 13. The said Rees Jones and 4. The Landore Permanent Benefit Building Society; Transfer of Mortgage of leasehold premises situate and known as Numbers 306 and 307 Neath Road Landore in the County Borough of Swansea. 7 April, 1908D 218/4A/24

1. The Landore Permanent Benefit Building Society; 2. Mrs. Ann Jones of 307 Neath Road Landore, Glamorgan Widow and George Henry Cook of 306 Neath Road Landore, Coal Merchant. Assignment of a leasehold messuage or dwelling-house and premises situate and known as Number 306 Neath Road Landore in the bounty Borough of Swansea. 26 April, 1913D 218/4A/25

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