Confirmation of Mortgage for £200 dated 24 Aug. 1843; Henry Lloyd of Swansea, grocer, to Elizabeth Bevan of the same place, spinster: Leasehold lands, part of Hill Field, which is a part of Tir Landwr Farm, in the hamlet of St Thomas, Swansea, leased to John Howell on 1 June 1824 (see 79 a, b and 82 above)

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Jenkins (Kilvey) Estate PapersD/D Je

Section 1: First Deposit Of DocumentsDD Je/1/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In Cadoxton-Juxta-NeathDD Je/1/1/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In CilybebyllDD Je/1/2/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In Llandeilo TalybontDD Je/1/3/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In LlanganDD Je/1/4/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In LlansamletDD Je/1/5/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In LlantrisantDD Je/1/6/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In Llantwit-Juxta-Neath (Llantwit Lower)DD Je/1/7/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In Merthyr TydfilDD Je/1/8/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In Michaelston-Super-AvonDD Je/1/9/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In NeathDD Je/1/10/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In Penderyn (Breconshire)DD Je/1/11/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In Resolven And Clyne, Llantwit-Juxta-NeathDD Je/1/12/hub

St John-Juxta-SwanseaDD Je/1/13/hub

Deeds Of Proerties In SwanseaDD Je/1/14/hub

Mortgage for £233 9s 6d dated 1 Aug. 1851; Samuel Jenkins of Swansea, ironmonger, to Richard Jenkins of Swansea, gent.: Piece of land on the Strand, Swansea, on which Samuel Jenkins has built a warehouse, stable and forge, leased to him be Sir John Morris, 1 Mar. 1822D/D Je 76

Lease and Counterpart Lease for 99 years from 25 Mar. 1887 for £7 5s annual rent dated 13 July 1887; Mary Price of Glantwrch House, Ystradgynlais, widow, to William Brown of 1368 Hafod Road, Hafod, Swansea, joiner: Land in Bayview Terrace, St Thomas, in the parish of Swansea, with a frontage of 34 feet and a depth of 88 feet back to Windmill Terrace, with power to build two houses; Includes plan; Endorsed: note to the effect that the lease was cancelled by order of Court; Lessee's name corrected in pencil to read "James Edward Leyson of the New Inn, Pentrechwyth, in the parish of Llansamlet Lower"D/D Je 77 a-b

Articles of Agreement of the Kilvey Building Society, dated 11 July 1823; John Borlase Jenkins of Llansamlet, copper smelting agent, Thomas Wilks of Llansamlet, copper refiner, Samuel Jenkins of Swansea, ironmonger, John Edwards of Swansea, master mariner, William Howell of Swansea, victualler, Edward Griffith of Llansamlet, victualler, William Morgan of Swansea, victualler, Samuel Havard of Swansea, saddler, Jane Lewis of Swansea, spinster, John Knaeth of Swansea, joiner, Daniel Daniel of Swansea, grocer, Elizabeth Davies of Llansamlet, widow, George Harries of Swansea, timber merchant, Thomas Brown of Llansamlet, copper refiner, Morgan David of Llansamlet, victualler, Henry Sharpe Pocklington of St Thomas, esq., Edward Brown of Llansamlet, copper smelting agent, Edward Hill of St Thomas, Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, Thomas Baugh of Swansea, agent, John Howell of St Thomas, gent., William Rees of St Thomas, mason, John Strick of Swansea, gent., David Francis of Swansea, block maker, Thomas Rosser of St Thomas, mariner, William Lawrence of Swansea, banker George Dallas Fleming of St Thomas, gent.: Agreement to build 26 houses for its members on a field called Tyr Llandwr in the hamlet of St Thomas, the property of Henry Sharpe Pocklington, under the name of the Kilvey Building SocietyD/D Je 78

Lease and Counterpart Lease for the lives of John Howell aged 47, Phillis his wife aged 50 and Llewellyn Howell Hughes son of David Hughes of Tragernidd in the parish of Swansea, aged 2, for £5 5s annual rent, dated 1 June 1824; (i) Ann Pocklington of Tirlandwr, widow, mortgagee, with ; (ii) Henry Sharpe Pocklington of the same place, esq., with; (iii) George Haynes the younger of Burrows Lodge near Swansea, esq., to ; (iv) John Howell of Kilvey Terrace, St Thomas, gent.: Land (1/2a), part of Tirlandwr, measuring 103 feet 6 inches by 95 feet, surrounded on three sides by new or proposed roads identified as Kilvey Terrace, Morris Lane and Windmill Terrace, St Thomas; Includes plan; Endorsed: Surrender of Lease dated 28 Dec. 1890, Thomas Rees of Kilvey Terrace, builder, to Mary Price of Glantwrch House, widow, relating to only half of the land, that part measuring 95 feet by 103 feet 6 inches, at the corner of Morris Lane and Windmill Terrace; includes plan. The plan shows that the other piece of land not affected by the surrender has a house built on it called Kilvey Cottage.D/D Je 79 a-b

Lease for 99 years from 29 Sept. 1820 for £3 3s annual rent dated 13 Sept. 1824; (i) Ann Pocklington of Tirlandwr, widow, mortgagee, with ; (ii) Henry Sharpe Pocklington of the same place, esq., with; (iii) George Haynes the younger of Burrows Lodge near Swansea, esq., to ; (iv) Evan Hopkins of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, yeoman: Piece of land, part of a field called the Hill Field, in the hamlet of St Thomas, Swansea, with 3 houses built there, being on the corner of Pentreguinea Road and Morris Lane; Endorsed: Note to the effect that this constituted Lot 20 of the 1894 saleD/D Je 80

Conveyance by Lease and Release (includes duplicates of both) for £170 dated 17 and 18 Sept. 1824; (i) Henry Sharpe Pocklington of Tyr Landwr in the hamlet of St Thomas, Swansea, esq., with; (ii) Anne Pocklington of the same place, widow, to; (iii) John Borlase Jenkins of Llansamlet, gent., with; (iv) Elias Jenkins of Llansamlet, gent., with; (v) George Haynes the younger of Burrows Lodge, Swansea, esq., with; (vi) Samuel Jenkins of Swansea, ironmonger: Field (1/2a) called Hillfield, part of a farm called Tyrlanydwr or Tyrglanybad, with all the houses built on itD/D Je 81 a-d

Mortgage for £200 dated 12 Apr. 1827; John Howell of Swansea, gent., to Elizabeth Bevan of Morriston, spinster: Leasehold lands, part of Hill Field, which is a part of Tir Landwr Farm, in the hamlet of St Thomas, Swansea, leased to John Howell on 1 June 1824 (see 79 a, b above)D/D Je 82

Conveyance by Lease and Release for £1240 dated 28 and 29 Sept. 1832; (i) The Rev. Henry Sharpe Pocklington formerly of Tir Landwr, later of Overton, Lancashire, now of Stebbing, Essex, clerk; (ii) Thomas Ronnor of Angel Court, London, esq., Frederick Thesiger of London, esq., and George Jelf of the Inner Temple, London, esq.; (iii) Anne Pocklington of Chellsworth, Suffolk, widow, to ; (iv) Elias Jenkins of Llansamlet, esq., ; (v) William Stroud of Swansea, banker; (vi) Richard Wilson of London, esq.; (vii) John Jenkins of Swansea, gent.: Field (1/2a) called Hillfield, part of a farm called Tyrlanydwr or Tyrglanybad, with all the houses built on it; Includes planD/D Je 83 a-b

Abstract of the title to estates on the County of Glamorgan including certain messuages or tenements and lands called Tyrlanydwr and Tyrlanybâd situate within the Hamlet of St Thomas in the parish of Swansea, including deeds from 1734 to 1824, and file of copies of covenants against building contained in the Conveyances from the Rev. Henry Sharpe Pocklington and others to Mr John Borlase Jenkins, Mr Samuel Jenkins, Mr William Howell, Mr John Williams and Mrs Anne Rowland of parts of the Hill Field, subsequently sold to Elias Jenkins esq.. n.d., ?1832D/D Je 84

Conveyance by Lease and Release for £90 dated 4 and 5 June 1833; Elias Jenkins of Llansamlet, esq., to Mary Jenkins of the same place, spinster, daughter of Elias Jenkins: Land (3r 1p), part of the Hill Fields, on the corner of the road leading to Kilvey, not further identified; Includes planD/D Je 85 a-b

Conveyance by Lease and Release for £200 dated 13 and 14 Sept. 1836; (i) John Borlase Jenkins of St Thomas, gent., with; (ii) Samuel Jenkins of Swansea, ironmonger and Edward Brown of Llansamlet, gent., with; (iii) John Walters, John Matthew Voss and William Walters of Swansea, bankers and copartners, to; (iv) Rebecca Jenkins of Llansamlet, spinster: Land, part of the Hill Field, part of a farm called Tyrllanydwr or Tyr Glan y Bad, in the hamlet of St Thomas, with two houses built on it, one in the occupation of Edward Maxey esq., the other unoccupiedD/D Je 86 a-b

Conveyance by Lease and Release (Lease missing) dated 10 Jan. 1837; Samuel Jenkins of Swansea, ironmonger, to John Richard Jenkins of Swansea, ironmonger: Land, part of Hill Field, part of a farm called Tyrllanydwr in the hamlet of St Thomas, with a house, forming no. 2 of a street of 26 houses, not named or further identifiedD/D Je 87

Assignment of Equity of Redemption for 5s dated 23 Aug. 1843; David Hugh of Tregurnith, Swansea, collier, and Rachel his wife, Jane Griffiths of Swansea, widow and John Reynolds of the same place, joiner, and Letitia his wife, to Henry Lloyd of the same place, grocer: Piece of land, part of the Hill Field, beside the road to Kilvey and a wall built by the Kilvey Building SocietyD/D Je 88a

Confirmation of Mortgage for £200 dated 24 Aug. 1843; Henry Lloyd of Swansea, grocer, to Elizabeth Bevan of the same place, spinster: Leasehold lands, part of Hill Field, which is a part of Tir Landwr Farm, in the hamlet of St Thomas, Swansea, leased to John Howell on 1 June 1824 (see 79 a, b and 82 above)D/D Je 88b

Lease for 99 years from 29 Sept. 1846 for £5 annual rent dated 13 Nov. 1846; Elias Jenkins of Kilvey House, Swansea, to Benjamin Wilks of White Rock, Llansamlet, copper refiner: Land, 180 feet in depth by 40 feet in length, to the north of Kilvey Terrace, and to the west of the road that runs in front of Kilvey Terrace, in the hamlet of St Thomas; Includes plan; Enclosed: License to assign the premises to Pascoe St Leger Grenfell esq., dated 21 June 1861; also covering letterD/D Je 89

Assignment of Agreement for Lease for £240 dated 22 Dec. 1848; David Francis of Swansea, merchant, Edward Brown of the same place, copper refiner, Henry David of Bonymaen, gent., and John Williams of Swansea, gent., to Elias Jenkins of Kilvey House, esq.: Nos. 1 and 2 Kilvey Terrace, St Thomas, SwanseaD/D Je 90

Lease and Counterpart Lease for 78 years from 25 Mar. 1852 for £2 15s annual rent dated 10 Aug. 1852; Samuel Jenkins of Swansea, ironmonger, to Warren Trestrail of St Thomas, Swansea, agent for the Cobre Copper Mining Company: House and garden, no. 3 Kilvey Terrace, St Thomas, SwanseaD/D Je 91 a-b

Mortgage for £150 dated 22 Mar. 1853; John Bevan Davies of Swansea, gent., with Henry Lloyd of the same place, grocer, to Mary Thomas of the same place, widow: Leasehold premises in St Thomas, leased 1 June 1824, (1/2a), part of Tirlandwr, measuring 103 feet 6 inches by 95 feet, surrounded on three sides by new or proposed roads identified as Kilvey Terrace, Morris Lane and Windmill Terrace, St ThomasD/D Je 92

Conveyance for £85 dated 3 Mar. 1856; (i) Samuel Jenkins of Swansea, ironmonger, to; (ii) William Price of Glan Twrch, in the parish of Ystradgynlais, surgeon, and John Borlase Jenkins of Brynsyfi, Swansea, gent.; (iii) Sarah Jenkins of Plymouth, spinster: Houses and gardens called nos. 2 and 3 Kilvey Terrace, St Thomas; Endorsed: note to the effect that the houses have been renumbered 5 and 5 respectivelyD/D Je 93

Mortgage for £100 dated 3 Jan. 1857; Warren Trestrail of St Thomas, copper agent, to Richard Griffiths of High Way, Pennard, farmer: Land containing houses and gardens called no. 3 Kilvey TerraceD/D Je 94

Assignment of leasehold premises for £220 dated 31 Aug. 1860; (i) Richard Griffiths of Highway, Pennard, farmer, with; (ii) Warren Trestrail of St Thomas, copper agent; (iii) John Wynne of Kilvey Terrace, St Thomas, copper agent: Land including house and garden called no. 3, Kilvey Terrace, St ThomasD/D Je 95

Assignment of Leasehold premises for £300 dated 20 Dec. 1868; (i) Richard Jones of Hope, Fflint, colliery clerk, and Henry Griffiths of Edgbaston, Birmingham, gent.; (ii) Richard White Beor of Swansea, gent. and Samson Rowland Dawe of the same place, chemist; (iii) Thomas Rees of Kilvey, mason: Leasehold premises in St Thomas, leased 1 June 1824, (1/2a), part of Tirlandwr, measuring 103 feet 6 inches by 95 feet, surrounded on three sides by new or proposed roads identified as Kilvey Terrace, Morris Lane and Windmill Terrace, St Thomas (see 92 above)D/D Je 96

Conveyance for £300 dated 23 Aug. 1883; Mary Price of Glantwrch, widow, to Mary Borlase Jenkins of Brynsyfi, St Thomas, Swansea, spinster: House with outbuildings, yard and garden belonging to it called no. 1 Kilvey Terrace, St ThomasD/D Je 97

Appointment in Fee (declaration) and Release dated 20 May 1885; Richard John Letcher of Swansea, bank manager, Elias Jenkins Beor of Swansea, esq. and Ernest Benthall of 30 Tregunter Road, South Kensington, esq., to Mary Price of Glan Twrch, Ystradgynlais, widow: Release of Hill Field, Kilvey, which was devised by the Will of Elias Jenkins, to the trustees, and Declaration that it shall be to the use of Mary PriceD/D Je 98

Mortgage for £2000 dated 22 May 1885; Mary Price of Glan Twrch, Ystradgynlais, widow, to Thomas Jenkins of Tyle Morris, Briton Ferry, gent.: Land and houses along Kilvey Terrace, Benthall Place and Pentreguinea Road, St Thomas, leased to Alfred James, Howell James, Samuel Lewis, William Hoskins and Morgan Thomas; Includes plan and schedule of leases and ground rents; Endorsed: Transfer of Mortgage for £2000 dated 30 Sept. 1910, Thomas Jenkins to Ernest Benthall of Glantwrch, Ystradgynlais, esq., property as aboveD/D Je 99

Plans of the area to which the above deeds relate, Hill Field, Kilvey. n.d.D/D Je 99a

Abstract of title to houses called nos. 1 and 2 Kilvey Terrace, St Thomas, Swansea; a pencil note indicates that the houses have been renumbered 4 and 5 respectively.. 1885D/D Je 100

Assignment of Leasehold premises for £170 dated 24 Mar. 1898; Edith Alexandra Veitch wife of William Veitch of Mayfield, Gowerton, to Christian Christians of Bayview, St Thomas, shipowner: House now numbered 6 (formerly 3) Kilvey Terrace, St Thomas, Swansea; Endorsed: Surrender of the above Lease dated 7 July 1898, Christian Christians to David Thomas, Herbert Lloyd and Ernest BenthallD/D Je 101

Conveyance for £ dated 8 Aug. 1901; (i) Ernest Benthall of Glantwrch, esq.; (ii) Thomas Cropper Ryley of Liverpool, esq. and the Rev. William Jevons of Cheshire, clerk; (iii) Jane Rogers Benthall, wife of Ernest Benthall: House called no. 4 (formerly no. 1) Kilvey Terrace, SwanseaD/D Je 102

Counterpart Lease for 99 years from 25 Mar. 1908 for £25 annual rent dated 10 Aug. 1908; Ernest Benthall of Glantwrch, Ystalyfera, esq., Herbert Lloyd of Plâs Cilybebyll, esq., David Thomas of Tyrwaun, Ystalyfera, doctor of medicine, to Thomas Rees of Ivy Villa, Kilvey Terrace, St Thomas: Land at the corner of Morris Lane and Kilvey Terrace with two houses built on it (not numbered or named); Includes planD/D Je 103

Lease and Counterpart Lease for 99 years for £1 annual rent dated 30 July 1847; Elias Jenkins of Kilvey House, gent., to John Borlase Jenkins of Bay View, St Thomas, gent.: Land on Morris Lane, St Thomas, with a coach house and stable; Includes planD/D Je 104 a-b

Lease for 35 years from 29 Sept. 1879 for £14 annual rent dated 27 May 1880; Mary Price of Glantwrch, widow, to Mary Borlase Jenkins of Brynsyfi, St Thomas, spinster: House called Brynsyfi, situated in the hamlet of St Thomas, currently in the occupation of John Borlase Jenkins; Includes plan; Attached: memorandum of the death of Mary Borlase Jenkin, 1900D/D Je 105a

Plans and section of Brynsyfi House, St Thomas, showing the position of a water tank and toilets, and additions to be built by Thomas Rees of Kilvey Cottage, builder, for John B. Jenkins esq. . n.d., ?1880sD/D Je 105b

Underlease and Counterpart Underlease for 58 years from 25 Dec. 1887 for £5 annual rent dated 10 Dec. 1888; Mary Borlase Jenkins of Kilvey, spinster, to Mary Price of Glantwrch House, Ystradgynlais, widow: Piece of land in Morris Lane, Kilvey, and a building formerly used as a coach house and stable, but now converted into and used as a Mission RoomD/D Je 106 a-b

Lease and Counterpart Lease for 99 years from 29 Sept. 1849 for £5 annual rent dated 17 Dec. 1849; Elias Jenkins of Kilvey House, Llansamlet, esq., to Anne Jenkins of Bayview, St Thomas, spinster: Land measuring 40 feet by 76 feet, on the eastern side of Pentreguinea Road, with two houses to be built there; Includes planD/D Je 107 a-b

Assignment of Leasehold premises for £50 dated 30 Sept. 1853; Anne Jenkins of Bryn Syfi, spinster, to Rachel Jenkins of the same place, spinster: Land measuring 40 feet by 76 feet, on the eastern side of Pentreguinea Road, with the shop and dwelling house built there by Rachel and Anne Jenkins (see 107 above)D/D Je 108

Lease for 99 years from 29 Sept. 1853 for £18 15s annual rent dated - 1853; William Price of Glantwrch, surgeon and Mary his wife to Thomas Lewis of Swansea, mason: Land on the east side of the road from Swansea to Pentreguinea, with a frontage of 150 feet and a depth of 80 feet to the south and 60 feet to the north, across the road from the Patent Fuel Works, with covenant to build a house or houses (not specified) in line with the existing row of houses to the south; Includes planD/D Je 109

Abstracts Of TitleDD Je/1/15/hub

Marriage SettlementsDD Je/1/16/hub

WillsDD Je/1/17/hub

Transfers Of SharesDD Je/1/18/hub

Articles Of AgreementDD Je/1/19/hub

MiscellaneousDD Je/1/20/hub

Acts Of ParliamentDD Je/1/21/hub

PlansDD Je/1/22/hub

Sale ParticularsDD Je/1/23/hub

Papers Of Richard JenkinsDD Je/1/24/hub

Whittington Family Of London And West GlamorganDD Je/1/25/hub

Section 2: Second Deposit Of DocumentsDD Je/2/hub