Gift in tail, dated 9 Sept. 1369; i) John Gay, chaplain, Thomas Atkyn, rector of St. Bride's church and Thomas Hugh, rector of Jeoleston church to; ii) Laurence Berkeroles, knight and Elizabeth his wife; manors of Norchardberkeroles, Marchelmawr and Landfey and also all those burgage properties in Coubrigge [Cowbridge] and Kaerdyf [Cadiff]

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George Grant Francis CollectionRISW GGF

Charters Relating To Swansea, 1305RISW GGF/1/hub

Deeds Of Properties In Swansea Parish, 1657-[1742}RISW GGF/2/hub

Bonds Relating To Swansea Parish, 1657-1741RISW GGF/3/hub

Documents Relating To Swansea Parish, 1548RISW GGF/4/hub

Papers Relating To Probate In Swansea Parish, 1720RISW GGF/5/hub

Deeds Of Properties In Neath Parish, C.1220-1560RISW GGF/6/hub

Bonds Relating To Neath Parish, 1610RISW GGF/7/hub

Neath Manorial Records, C.1600-1668RISW GGF/8/hub

Charters Relating To The Vale Of Glamorgan, 1397RISW GGF/9/hub

Deeds Of Properties In Thevale Of Glamorgan, 1304-1675RISW GGF/10/hub

Gift, for 6d annual rent, dated 27 Sept. 1304; i) John Turberville to; ii) David de la Beare, Joan his wife and Peter their son; the town of LeysantestonRISW/GGF1/25

Gift for £100, dated 15 May 1317; i) William de Berkerole, knight to; ii) Adam de Brideport, chaplain; houses in St Athan's, Bonevilestone and Landefey in the fee of Ogmore; 1 water mill, a fulling mill; 4 carts; 24 ½ acres of meadow land; 60 acres of arable land; 3 acres of wood; 56 acres of pasture land; and 60 acres of waste landRISW/GGF 1/26

Quitclaim, for 100 marks, dated 14 Aug 1328; i) John le Hayward and Joanna his wife daughter of Richard Syward son and heir of Daniel Syward, lord of Merthyr Mawr to; ii) Reginald de Somerton and Loretta his wife; of all rights to the fee of Merthyr MawrRISW/GGF 1/27

Gift, for 100 marks, dated 28 July 1335; i) David ,rector of Coitff (Coyty) and John Seys, chaplain to; ii) Roger de Berkerolis (Berkerolles) son of lord William de Berkerolis, knight and Katherine his wife; all the manor of Marthelmaur (Merthyr Mawr)RISW/GGF 1/28

Letter of Attorney, Roger de Berkerolles, knight to William Bachiler, rector of Jeoliston and Rees Lya to deliver to Gilbert son of (i) seisin of the manors of East Orchard and Llandefey in Merthyr Mawr.RISW/GGF 1/29

Gift in tail, dated 9 Sept. 1369; i) John Gay, chaplain, Thomas Atkyn, rector of St. Bride's church and Thomas Hugh, rector of Jeoleston church to; ii) Laurence Berkeroles, knight and Elizabeth his wife; manors of Norchardberkeroles, Marchelmawr and Landfey and also all those burgage properties in Coubrigge [Cowbridge] and Kaerdyf [Cadiff]RISW/GGF 1/30

Quitclaim, dated 31 July 1372; i) Thomas Hye, rector of St. Joeleston; ii) Laurence Berkeroles, knight and Elizabeth his wife; of manors of Orchard, Landyfey and Merthyr MawrRISW/GGF 1/31

Quitclaim, dated 1 Feb. 1389/1390; i) Margaret Bawdewyn to; ii) William de Stradlyng, knight; of lands and tenements in St. Donat's, formerly held by Peter Bawdewyn and thereafter held by (ii) as a gift of feoffment by John Winchester, Lord of Landow.RISW/GGF 1/32

Confirmation and Grant, dated 9 April 1392; i) Laurence Berkroll, knight, lord of Coity and Elizabeth his wife to; ii) Edward de Stradelyng, esq.; lands in the lordship of CoytyRISW/GGF 1/33

Lease for 3 lives, for 3s annual rent, dated 29 Sept 1402; i) Laurence Berkeroll, Lord of Coity; ii) Nicholas Sonde, Isabell Payne his wife, Thomas Sonde and Ronne Sonde his son and Martin Sonde son of Nicholas; 1 house formerly of Henry Potter in Methyr Mawr lying near the cemetery on the east; 6 acres of land formerly of John Bawdewyn in the parish of Merthyr Mawr of which 5 acres lye between Portewey and new Portewey and 1 acre formerly the land lying near Langedowne on the west.RISW/GGF 1/34

Gift dated Feast of St. Lawrence 3 Henry V, 3 Feb 1415/1416 or 10 Aug 1415; i) Joan Richard formerly the wife of John Richards de le Woodemylle; ii) David Richard, son of (i); of one house and 15 acres of arable land in Coity; the house and 5 acres called Broodelonde lying in length between the land of Gilbert Denys, knight formerly of William Spenser on the north, and the land of Thomas ap Meuruc on the south part, and 5 acres lying in the same place called le Slade in width, between the aforesaid land of Gilbert Denys on the north and land of the lord of Coity, formerly of Nicholas Yagge on the south; and in length lying between the land of the aforesaid Nicholas on the east and the land of William Gethyn on the west and 5 acres of land lying in the same place called Herberdhesthotne, in length between the land of John Millward on the west and land of Thomas Troyne on the east.RISW/GGF 1/35

General Release, Gilbert Denys, knight to Edward Stradlyng, knight.RISW/GGF 1/36

Quitclaim dated 4 June 1430; i) Sir Edward Stradlyng, knight and John Stabul ap Willym Thue of Coyty to; ii) Wenllian daughter of Jenkyn ap Ossyrag; of a moiety of land in Coyty, formerly in occupation of Robert Kayreill.RISW/GGF 1/37

Gift, dated the feast day of St. John the Baptist, 8 Hen. VI, either 22 June, 1430 or 24 Aug. 1430; i) John Stradlyng, knight to; ii) William Stradlyng, esq., William Thomas, John Bevyn, Gilbert Cantilo and John Thomas; land and tenements in the Lordship of Gower, Oggemore (Ogmore) and Coityff (Coyty)RISW/GGF 1/38

Enrolment of several title deeds leading to the recovery by Sir Edward Stradlyng and Joan his wife of the manor on Lanfey in the Court of Ogmore.RISW/GGF 1/38a-b

Letter of Attorney, Edmund Stradelyng, esq. to John Dee of Brugeende (Bridgend) near Coyty, chaplain and Gryffyth al morgan of colyngston near Cowbrege (Cowbridge) to deliver seizing of the Gret Park in Coyty to John Hay of Sutton Benger. 29 Sept. 1452RISW/GGF 1/39

Lease, dated 23 Oct. 1452; i) Edmund Stradling, esq. to; ii) John Hay; one close of land called the Gret Park with house and adjacent close called Lleteres Lydeard and Spencer within the Lordship of Coyty in WalesRISW/GGF 1/40

Quitclaim, dated 2 June 1454; i) William Stradlyng, esq. and John Stradlyng to; ii) Henry Stradlyng, esq.; of right to the manor of Merthyr MawrRISW/GGF 1/41

Grant of enfeoffment, dated 13 Oct. 1473; i) Richard Flemming to; ii) David Llewelyn, canon of Llandaff and Hugh Adam, vicar of St. Donats parish church; the manor of Lanfey; lands in the demesne of Ogmore; and land in Blonston and CorndonRISW/GGF 1/42

Grant of enfeoffment, dated 18 Oct. 1473; i) David Llewelyn, canon of Llandaff and Hugh Adam, vicar of St. Donats to; ii) Henry Stradlyng, esq. and Elizabeth his wife; the manor of Lanfey and lands in the demesne of OgmoreRISW/GGF 1/43

Lease for 20 years, for 40s annual rent, dated 10 Nov. 1479; i) Edmund Stradelinge son of Edmund Stradelinge to; ii) John Stradelinge, esq. of Merthyr mawre; the manor of Coytiff called Le West PlaceRISW/GGF 1/44

Quitclaim, dated 11 June 1480; i) John Stradlinge of Merthilmawre (Merthyr Mawr), esq. to; ii) Edmund Stradlinge son of Edmund Stradling, esq.; share of the right in the manor of Coitiff (Coyty) called West Place and Colwinston recently held by William Stradlinge, esq. father of (i)RISW/GGF 1/45

Gift, dated 10 June 1516; (i) Richard Adam and Katherine verch (daughter) of Roger Vachan to; ii) Ieuan ap Howell ap Ieuan Gwyne and Griffith ap Ieuan Gethyn; a house and garden and the advowson of St. Tathans (St. Athan) lying on the south part CathedralRISW/GGF 1/46

Crown Lease for 99 years, for 9 s 6d annual rent, dated 29 April 1526; i) Henry VIII to; ii) Richard Adams; 5 acres of pasture land called Horsemore and Gremore, 2 acres pasture called Morlonde and one and a half acres meadow lying between Longemede and Sully.RISW/GGF 1/47

Gift, dated 17 June 1528; (i) Ieuan Thomas ap Ieuan Deo and Edward Stradling, Knight to; ii) William Stradlyng son of Edward; 27 acres of land lying in the parish of St. Bride's parish within the Lordship of Ogmore; a parcel of 30 acres of land commonly called Sygyns Land, formerly held by William Morgan John; remainders to Jaynkin Stradlyng, James Stradlyng, John Stradlyng junior, Robert Stradlyng junior, Roberts Stradlyng senior, Edward Stradlyng, Henry Stradlyng, brothers of (ii) blanche, Mary and Cecilia (sisters of (ii)RISW/GGF 1/48

Gift, dated 1 July 1529; i) Sir William Weston, knight, of Rodys (Rhodes?) to; ii) William ap R (Rees); one acre of land of St. John the Baptist within the parish of Merthyr Mawr and Lordship, lengthwise between Coleway road Baugam on the one part and widthwise between Hayland and the garden and the other road on the other part.RISW/GGF 1/49

Gift dated 6 May 1530/1531; i) Alexander Slog and Margaret Bawdrypp his wife to ; ii) Christopher Flemyng of Flemyngstowne (Flemingston), Glamorgan, gent.; 20 acres of arable land called Twenty Acres in the parish of St. Athan, Glamorgan near the Portwey.RISW/GGF 1/50

Lease for 70 years, for 8s 4d annual rent, dated 20 June 1530; i) Edward Stradling, knight to; ii) Phillip ap Llewellyn; land in the marsh of Alun, recently in the occupation of Llewelyn David TaylorRISW/GGF 1/51

Quitclaim for 48 marks, dated 1544; i) William Tyler of St. Brides in the Lordship of Ogmore, Glamorgan, yeoman to; ii) Thomas Stradlyng of St. Donats, Glamorgan, esq.; dwelling house, garden, and lands called Sygenslande in the parish of St. Brides, lying between the land of (ii) on the east, the land of Thomas ap John of Brygam on the west and north, and land of Edward ap John of Clemenston (Clemenstone) on the south.RISW/GGF 1/52

Quitclaim for 45 marks, dated 4 June 1544; i) William Stradlyng of Talagorn, Glamorgan, gent. and Margaret his wife to; ii) William Tyler of St. Brigida (St. Brides) in the Lordship of Ogmore, Glamorgan, yeoman; house, garden and land called Sygenslonde in St. Brides lying between the land of Thomas Stradlyng on the east side, and the land of Thomas ap John of Brygan, gent. on the west and north and the land of Edward ap John of Clemenstown (Clemenstone), gent. on the south.RISW/GGF 1/53

Gift, for 48 marks, dated 20 Aug. 1544; i) William Tyler of St. Brides in the Lordship of Ogmore, Glamorgan, yeoman; ii) Thomas Stradling of St. Donats, Glamorgan, esq.; dwelling house, garden and lands in St. Brides called Sygenslonde, lately purchased from William Stradlyng of Talagarn, gent. and Margaret his wife, lying between the land of (ii) on the east, the land of Thomas ap John of Brygam, gent. on the west and north, and the land of Edward ap John of Clemenstown (Clemenstone), gent. on the southRISW/GGF 1/54

Quitclaim, dated 9 May 1548; i) John ap Hoel (Howell) of Mounton, Glamorgan to; ii) Sir Thomas Stradling; parcel of land near the bridge in Ewenny in the Lordship and parish of Coyty, between the river Ewenny on the one part and the land of (ii) called the Grete Feyrfelde on the other partRISW/GGF 1/55

Gift, for 5 marks, dated 8 Jan. 1550/1551; i) Thomas ap Thomas ap John of Llangonoyd (Llangynwyd), Glamorgan yeoman to; ii) Thomas Stradlyng, knight; one and a half acres of arable land lying within the parish of Coytyff (Coity) between the land of William Carne to the east and south, part of the River Ogwr to the west and one enclosure of (i) to the north.RISW/GGF 1/56

Deed of Exchange, dated 24 Feb. 1557/1558; i) William Avan of Llantwit, Glamorgan, gent. to; ii) Thomas Stradlyng, knight; 5 acres of land in Le Mere Pytt alias Foteland in St Donat's and 5 acres in Lukes Hyll alias Rosilian in Llantwit in exchange for 6 acres of land lying in 1 close called Pynckland, Llantwit formerly in the tenure of John Vosse, seniorRISW/GGF 1/57

Lease for 50 years, for 5 marks annual rent, dated 10 June 1568; i) Edward Stradlyng of St. Donats, Glamorgan, esq. to; ii)Edward ap John Clemenston, Glamorgan, gent.; parcel of freehold land situated within the parishes of St. Andras (St. Andrews) and Wicke, Glamorgan called Y Cae Kenoll and Y Cae NewythRISW/GGF 1/58

Letter of Attorney, Thomas Stradling of St. Donats, Glamorgan, knight to Jenkin Stradling to receive from Robert Thomas of Brygam, gent, possession and seizing of 7 acres of land in a close called Tir Sygyn Ycha in Lanfey now in the occupation of William Hary Lewys. 3 March 1568/1569RISW/GGF 1/59

Lease, for 3 lives (John David, Gwenllian his wife and john ap John David), for 3s 4d annual rent, a couple of capons, 1 days work in corn harvest and heriot, dated 20 Feb. 1599/1600; i) John Thomas of Brigam, Glamorgan, gent. to; ii) John David alias Llikie of Ewenny, Glamorgan, yeoman, Gwenllian verch Thomas, his wife and John ap John David their son; house, garden and 2 acres of land in the parish of St. Brides Major called Teere Siggen, late in the occupation of Richard Thomas of Lanffay, yeoman.RISW/GGF 1/60

Abstract of Sale, for £1000, dated 20 May 1625; i) Sir John Stradlinge of St. Donats, Glamorgan, knight and baronet to; ii) John Dunster, citizen and cloth worker of London; all the manor of Lanfey Court, Lanfey House and all premises lately purchased by (i) from John, Celia, William and Barbara Thomas in Lanfey, st. Brides Major and Ewenny.RISW/GGF 1/61

Articles of Agreement, Sir Edward Stradlinge of St. Donnotts Castle, Glamorgan, baronet and Dame Elizabeth Stradlinge his wife to Sir James Hayes of Beckingston, Somerset, knight for the paying off of incumbrances on St Donats. 27 Sept. 1675RISW/GGF 1/62

Bonds Relating To The Vale Of Glamorgan, 1443-1617RISW GGF/11/hub

Documents Relating To The Vale Of Glamorgan, 1328-1721RISW GGF/12/hub

Deeds Of Properties In Cowbridge Parish, 1487-1603RISW GGF/13/hub

Bonds Relating To Cowbridge Parish, 1574RISW GGF/14/hub

Miscellaneous Deeds Of Properties In Glamorgan Parishes, 1432-1609RISW GGF/15/hub

Deeds Of Properties In Crickhowell And Llanelly Parishes, Breconshire, 1374-1623RISW GGF/16/hub

Deeds Of Properties In Penderyn Parish, Breconshire, 1552-1623RISW GGF/17/hub

Deeds Of Properties In Llanedy, Llannon And Llanstephen Parishes, Carmarthenshire, 1632-1710RISW GGF/18/hub

Deeds Of Properties In Bridgewater Parish, Somerset, [13th Cent.]-1479RISW GGF/19/hub

Bonds Relating To Bridgewater Parish, Somerset, 1474RISW GGF/20/hub

Deeds Of Properties In Barnstable Parish, Devon, 1580-1585RISW GGF/21/hub

Miscellaneous Deeds, [13th Cent.]-1500RISW GGF/22/hub

Miscellaneous Deeds, 1339-1461RISW GGF/23/hub

Miscellaneous Bonds, 1467-1562RISW GGF/24/hub

Miscellaneous Deeds, 1315-1665RISW GGF/25/hub

The Bennett Pedigree Book Containing A Collection Of Pedigrees Relating To Glamorgan And Gower FamiliesRISW GGF/26/hub

Bound Volume Of Deeds, C.1220-1891RISW GGF/27/hub

Bound Volume Of Printed Material Relating To Swansea And GowerRISW GGF/28/hub

Bound Volumes, C.1200-1876RISW GGF/29/hub

Antiquarian Notes, N.D.-1937RISW GGF/30/hub

CorrespondenceRISW GGF/31/hub

Documents And Acquisition Of Archives, N.D.-1880RISW GGF/32/hub

Swansea Borough And Related Material, N.D.-1879RISW GGF/33/hub

Local History, Heraldry And Seal Enquiries, N.D.-1886RISW GGF/34/hub

Finds, N.D.-1871RISW GGF/35/hub

Swansea Volunteers, 1872RISW GGF/36/hub

Risw Business, 1876RISW GGF/37/hub

Publications, N.D.-1879RISW GGF/38/hub

Personal Correspondence, N.D.-1892RISW GGF/39/hub

Miscellaneous, N.D.-1878RISW GGF/40/hub

Antiquarian And Local History Notes, N.D. And [1577]-1883RISW GGF/41/hub

Papers Relating To Council Business, 1851-1920RISW GGF/42/hub

Newspaper Cuttings And Letters Printed In The Cambrian, N.D. And [1700s]-1901RISW GGF/43/hub

Publications, N.D. And [1845]-1882RISW GGF/44/hub

Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1809-1896RISW GGF/45/hub

Other Papers, 1733-1856RISW GGF/46/hub