Probate of Will of John Borlase Jenkins of Bay View, Swansea, gent., devising and bequeathing to his son John Borlase Jenkins all his lands mentioned in a Conveyance by Lease and Release dated 28 and 29 April 1836, on trust to sell it and use the money to settle his debts, and the residue to be divided equally between his son John Borlase Jenkins, and his daughters Mary, Rachel and Ann. John Borlase Jenkins is appointed executor. Letters of administration include oath that the estate is worth less than £800, and that John Borlase Jenkins (senior) died 15 Apr. 1850. made 30 Sept. 1845, proved 22 June 1850

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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

Abstracts Of TitleDD Je/1/15/hub

Marriage SettlementsDD Je/1/16/hub

WillsDD Je/1/17/hub

Probate of Will of Jenkin Morgan of Llangyfelach, devising and bequeathing to his wife Catherine his lease of Glyn Ithrim Issa, which he leases from Herbert Mackworth, also 2 oxen, 1 horse, 1 mare, 12 sheep, 5 lambs, all butter, cheese, corn, hay, household stuff, all farming tools, except one dresser, bedstead and great brass pan which he gives to his son David Morgan, but for the use of his wife during her lifetime; also to his youngest son David Morgan £5 , to his eldest daughter Rachel Richards, £40, to his youngest daughter Anne Morgan £10, to his granddaughter Anne Morgan £1, to his granddaughter Anne Richards £5, to his grandson Jenkin Morgan £60, to his mother in law £1, to Roger Howell, minister of the Gospel £1, to Joseph Gronow 10s, to the poor of the congregation meeting at Gellyonen £1; the rest of his goods to his second son Richard Morgan, whom he appoints executor. Will undated, proved 14 Oct. 1732D/D Je 116

Letters of Administration of the estate of Gwenllian Gethin of Ystradgynlais, widow, deceased, who died intestate, granting administration of the estate to John Gethin her son and next of kin (includes oath to the effect that the sum total of the effects were under £40). 8 July 1757D/D Je 117

Probate of Will of John Borlase of Swansea, yeoman, devising and bequeathing to his friends Thomas Lott of Fforest, Llansamlet, and William Bevan of Morriston, £200 stock with shares in 3% consolidated annuities in London, £50 due to him upon bond from Rowland Prichard of Swansea, esq., and £12 from his personal estate, in trust to pay to his daughter Jane wife of John Brown of Melincryddan the interest for her life, and after her decease the capital to be split between John son of John and Jane Brown who gets half, and Richard and Mary, their other children, who get a quarter each. If they all die before their mother, then the capital goes to Mary Borlase his other daughter. made 22 Apr. 1786, proved 16 Oct. 1788D/D Je 118

Letters of Administration of Henry Rogers of Neath, bachelor, who died intestate, granting administration of his estate to his father, David Rogers; includes an oath to the effect that the value of his estate was less than £300. 27 Feb. 1815D/D Je 119

Probate of Will of Richard Jenkins of Middlebank Copper Works, Llansamlet, gent., devising and bequeathing to his son John Jenkins his eight day clock and portable writing desk; to his grandson David Morgan Jenkins son of John Jenkins, his small metal watch which belonged to his son Daniel; the rest of his household furniture and effects to his wife Mary Jenkins, with the leasehold estate which he holds from Lord Vernon in Llansamlet, which is to go to his son John Jenkins after her decease, also his right to 3a of land in Aberavon, as a burgess of Aberavon, to his wife; also to his sons Elias, Samuel and John and to Mary Jenkins, widow of his son John, £5 each; to his wife the profits from the sloop Albion in Cardigan, for her life, and then to Elias and John after her decease; the rest of his estate to be divided into quarters, between Elias Jenkins, John Jenkins, Samuel Jenkins and the children of his deceased son Thomas Jenkins. made 24 June 1817, proved 23 Sept. 1818D/D Je 120

Probate of Will of Samuel Jones Morgan of Neath, gent., devising and bequeathing all his plate to his niece Mary Jenkins; to his nephews Richard and John Jenkins, sons of his late sister Rachel wife of John Borlase Jenkins, all his books, and all the rest of his real estate and personal property to his cousin Richard Rees of Swansea, esq., to be sold, and the money to be used to pay his debts, and the residue to go to the three daughters of his sister Rachel, wife of John Borlase Jenkins, namely Mary, Rachel and Ann. Richard Rees is appointed executor of the Will. Administration includes oath that the value of the estate is under £200.. made 16 July 1839, proved 29 April 1840D/D Je 121

Probate of Will of John Borlase Jenkins of Bay View, Swansea, gent., devising and bequeathing to his son John Borlase Jenkins all his lands mentioned in a Conveyance by Lease and Release dated 28 and 29 April 1836, on trust to sell it and use the money to settle his debts, and the residue to be divided equally between his son John Borlase Jenkins, and his daughters Mary, Rachel and Ann. John Borlase Jenkins is appointed executor. Letters of administration include oath that the estate is worth less than £800, and that John Borlase Jenkins (senior) died 15 Apr. 1850. made 30 Sept. 1845, proved 22 June 1850D/D Je 122

Probate of Will of Ebenezer Stead Hart of 1 Upper Byron Place, Bristol, minister of the Gospel, devising and bequeathing the money he has invested in the London, Chatham and Dover Railway to his sister Sarah Ann Hart, who lives in Huddersfield; also the bond for £200 which he holds in the Philadelphia and Erie Railway, and the bond for £100 which he holds invested as a loan in the Recife and Vernambuco Railway to his elder sister Mary Matilda Hart, also living in Huddersfield; and to the three surviving sons of his deceased brother Joshua Hamilton Hart (namely Hugh Hamilton Hart, Joseph Dixon Hart and Joshua Hamilton Hart, a hundred pound bond; to his wife Rebecca Hart all the residue of his estate. He appoints his wife executrix. made 6 Feb. 1873, proved 22 Nov. 1873D/D Je 123

Probate of Will of Rebecca Hart of Cedar Villa, Walters Road, Swansea, widow of Ebenezer Stead Hart, devising and bequeathing to her nephew Elias Jenkins Beor all her interest in the Gellyworen Estate; to her nephew Frederick Jepson Beor her interest in estates at Cwmamman; her interest in houses, chapel and gardens in Wind Street, Neath to her sister Mary Price widow of William Price of Glantwrch and her cousin Mary Borlase Jenkins of Bryn Syfi, Swansea, spinster, on trust to pay £500 Elias Jenkins Beor, £500 to Frederick Jepson Beor, and £1000 to her niece Jane Rogers Benthall, formerly Jane Rogers Price; the remainder to go to her sister Mary, whom she appoints executrix. made 12 May 1879, proved 27 Sept. 1879D/D Je 124

Appointment of new trustees of the will of the late Elias Jenkins, dated 7 July 1881; Mary Borlase Jenkins of Bryn Syfi, spinster, and Richard John Letcher of Swansea, bank manager, to Elias Jenkins Beor of Hereford, esq., and Ernest Benthall of 59 Redcliffe Road, West Brompton, London, esq.: Land called Hill Field, St Thomas, and copyhold lands called Glynbedwas Farm and Gwain-y-Deved (see items 20-32 above); Includes instructions for the completion of the deed, 5 June 1885D/D Je 125

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