Assignments of Lease from Fleming Gough to Rees Phillips, 1867-1893: Messuage called Number 24, Gough Buildings, part of messuage called Brynygroes; in Ystradgynlais

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Yniscedwyn Estate PapersD/D Yc

Deeds Relating To The Purchase of Yniscedwyn Estate (Arranged By Parish): Ystradgynlais (Breconshire]DD Yc/1/hub

Deeds Relating To Ystradgynlais, Devynock, Glyntawe And YstradfellteDD Yc/2/hub

Deeds Relating To Brecon And St David's, Llanfaes (Breconshire]DD Yc/3/hub

Deed Relating To Talachddu (Breconshire)DD Yc/4/hub

Deeds Relating To Llandeilo And Llanddeusant (Carmarthenshire)DD Yc/5/hub

Deeds Relating To Llangiwg, Cadoxton-Juxta-Neath, Cheriton And CilybebyllDD Yc/6/hub

Abergavenny, Goytre, Llanelen And Llanodor (Co. Mon]DD Yc/7/hub

Gloucestershire Estate of Gough Family, 1502-1798DD Yc/8/hub

Yniscedwyn Estate Conveyances, Mortgages And LeasesDD Yc/9/hub

Glamorganshire MortgagesDD Yc/10/hub

Breconshire MortgagesDD Yc/11/hub

Sale of Properties (To Railway Companies, Etc,), Including PlansDD Yc/12/hub

Industrial Records, Including Plans; Yniscedwyn Furnaces, In YstradgynlaisDD Yc/13/hub

Yniscedwyn Tin Plate WorksDD Yc/14/hub

Crane FoundryDD Yc/15/hub

Cyfing Colliery, Other Mines, And Ystalyfera Iron Company; All In LlangiwgDD Yc/16/hub

Colliery PlansDD Yc/17/hub

Gurnos Brick And Tinplate WorksDD Yc/18/hub

Tirbach Brick WorksDD Yc/19/hub

Llangiwg LeasesDD Yc/20/hub

Ystradgynlais LeasesDD Yc/21/hub

Lease from Richard Gough Aubrey to George Williams, 1804: Goitre Gurnos Farm; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1099

Lease from Richard Gough Aubrey to John Royle, 1806: Part of messuage called Gurnoes, Cae Ych Llaw and part of Cae Ycha, with woodland; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1100

Release of Right from Watkin Phillip to Rees Phillip, 1833: Messuage called Clynmeirig; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1101/1

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Thomas Rees, and Assignments, 1848-1904: Part of messuage called Clynmeirig; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1101/2-7

Leases from Richard Douglas Gough to Richard Aaron, 1867, and from Fleming Gough to William John Philip and David Aaron, 1907: Ground at Pen y gurnos, part of Clynmeirig; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1102/1-3

Leases from Fleming Gough to Rev. Thomas Evans, Samuel Thomas, Margaret Ann Thompson, David Thomas, Joan Davies and David John Holt, 1893-1914: Parts of messuage called Clynmeirig; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1103/1-14

Fire Policy: Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company: Two houses at Clynmeirig; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1104

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Thomas Williams, 1853: Part of messuage called Cwmtawe Issa; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1105

Surrender from Thomas Harper to Rev. Fleming Gough, 1824: Messuages called Goitre Gurnos and Glanrhyd; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1106

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Robert Scoley Hodgson, 1879, Underlease, 1896-1908, and other papers, 1914: Messuages called Glanrhyd and Bryneithin; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1107/1-14

Assignment from Metropolitan Bank of England and Wales Ltd, to William Stanley Davies, 1916: Cottages called Number 1-8, Glannant Cottages, part of messuage called Glanrhyd; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1108/1-2

Lease from Fleming Gough and Robert Scoley Hodgson to Trustees of Cwmtwrch Baptist Dissenters, 1899: Piece of ground at Bryneithin, for cemetery; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1109

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Rees Phillip, and other deeds, Assignments of Lease to Samuel Rees and Agreement for Lease from Fleming Gough to Abraham Phillips, 1854-1903: Parts of messuage called Bryneithin; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1110/1-11

Agreement for Lease from Fleming Gough to Mary Williams, 1891: Cottage and premises at Glanrhyd; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1111/1-2

Leases from Richard Douglas Gough to Roger Rogers and Lewis Thomas, 1847-48, and Assignments, 1897-1914: Building ground, parts of messuage called Llwyn Bedw; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1112/1-10

Lease from Richard Morgan to John Evans, 1866: Part of messuage called Llwynbedw; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1113

Leases from Richard Douglas Gough to James James and Rees Morgans, and Mortgage, 1860-89: Building ground at Gurnos; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1114/1-3

Leases and Agreements from Fleming Gough to Jenkin David Thomas, Timothy C. Arnold, William James Jackett, Charles Edwards, J.E. Evans and Rees Morgan, 1892-1925: Land at Gurnos, including blacksmith's shop; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1115/1-10

Lease from Fleming Gough to Catherine Edith Evans, and Assignments, 1897-1904: Public house called "Yniscedwyn Arms"; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1116/1-5

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Margaret Elias, and Mortgage, 1869-78: Lands (321/2p), part of Yniscedwyn demesne; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1117/1-5

Lease from Richard Gough to Richard Morgan, 1871: Part of Yniscwmgiedd, part of messuage called Ynisllynddu; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1118/1-2

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Guardians of Poor of Pontardawe Union, 1882: Land (40p) (?Giedd land); in YstadgynlaisD/D Yc 1119

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Howell Williams, William Rees, Reverend Henry Rees, William James, and Ystradgynlais and Swansea Colliery Company Ltd, and from Fleming Gough to Thomas Thomas; Assignments and other deeds, 1849-1912: Part of messuage called Ystrad Isaf; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1120/1-17

Lease from Rev. Fleming Gough to Griffith Thomas, 1832, and Assignments, 1876,1904: Messuage called Number 5, Gough Buildings; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1121/1-4

Lease from Rev. Fleming Gough to Richard Lewis, 1834, and Assignments, 1857-90: Messuage called Number 6, Gough Buildings; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1122/1-6

Lease from Rev. Fleming Gough to Samuel Williams, 1834: Messuage called Number 7, Gough Buildings; in Ynisfawr close; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1123/1-2

Assignments of Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Samuel Morgan, 1912-13: Messuage called Number 13, Gough Buildings; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1124/1-2

Lease from Rev.Fleming Gough to John Evans, 1829: Messuage called Number 19, Gough Buildings; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1125

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to William Morgan, 1854, and Assignment, 1862: Messuages called Numbers 1, 7, 8, 9, and 19, Gough Buildings; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1126/1-7

Lease from Rev. Fleming Gough to Thomas Bevan, 1831, and Assignments, 1863-98: Messuage called Number 14, Gough Buildings; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1127/1-6

Lease from Rev. Fleming Gough to Thomas Jones, 1829. Assignments and other deeds, 1870-1906: Messuage called Number 14, Gough Buildings alias the "Star Inn"; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1128/1-9

Assignments, 1863, 1866: Messuages called Numbers 16 and 40, Gough Buildings; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1129/1-3

Lease from Fleming Gough to Jennet Howells, 1926: Messuage called Number 18, Gough Buildings; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1130

Lease from Rev. Fleming Gough to Lewis Lewis, 1833, and Assignments, 1867-1904: Messuages called Numbers 22 and 28, Gough Buildings; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1131/1-10

Lease from Rev. Fleming Gough to John Watkins, 1834, and Assignments, 1843, 1880: Messuage called Number 23, Gough Buildings alias "The Miners Arms" at Ynisfawr; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1132/1-4

Assignments of Lease from Fleming Gough to Rees Phillips, 1867-1893: Messuage called Number 24, Gough Buildings, part of messuage called Brynygroes; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1133/1-5

Assignments of Lease, 1855: Messuage called Number 25, Canal Row; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1134

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Thomas Levi, 1855, and Assignment, 1872: Messuages called Number 26 and 27, Canal Row; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1135/1-2

Lease from Rev. Fleming Gough to George Crane, and Assignments, 1829-1903: Messuages called Number 4, Gough Buildings, alias Number 7, Penybont Row, and Number 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, Gough Buildings, in Ynisfawr; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1136/1-6

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Rees Thomas, Richard Lewis and David Griffiths, 1846, and other deeds: Messuages called Numbers 34, 35, 36, 37, 38 and 39, Gough Buildings; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1137/1-4

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Rees Rees, 1841, Mortgages and Assignments, 1851-1900: Public house called "The Pelican Inn", in Gough Buildings, part of messuage called Brynygroes; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1138/1-11

Leases from Richard Douglas Gough to John James, John Harries, Thomas Howells and Assignments of Leases to John Griffiths and John Jones, 1848-92: Parts of messuages called Brynygroes farm; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1139/1-10

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Sarah Jones, 1846: Messuage called Number (left blank), Gough Buildings; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1140

Assignments of Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to John Lewis, and Lease from Fleming Gough to Ystradgynlais Rural District Council; and other deeds, 1864-1920: Messuages called Numbers 11, 12 and 13, Water Street; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1141/1-10

Probate of Will of Rees Williams, 1890: Messuages called Number 3, College Row, and house in Penybont Row; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1142

Lease from Fleming Gough to Rev. E.L.D. Glanley, Assignment and Surrender, 1891-1930: Messuages called Numbers 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, College Row; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1143/1-5

Underlease from George Crane to John Morgan, and Assignment, 1841-55: Messuages called Numbers 20, 21, 22 and 23, College Row; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1144/1-3

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to William Jones, 1846: Cottage gardens; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1145/1-2

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Hannah Phillips, 1846, and Surrender, 1892: Messuage and premises called "The Masons Arms", at Gorove; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1146/1-3

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to David Griffiths, 1847; Building ground ("The Ship Inn"); in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1147

Leases from Fleming Gough to Capel Aylett Branfill and John Titus Newton, 1892, 1900, and Assignments: Messuage called Maesydderwen; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1148/1-10

Lease from Fleming Gough to Welsh Garden Cities Ltd, 1911: Land (5a 21/2p) called Maesydderwen field, with frontage to Wind Street; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1149/1-3

Lease from Rev. Fleming Gough and John Lewis to Joseph Claypon, 1835: Part of messuage called Penygorof, taken for Brecon Forest Branch Tramroad; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1150

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to John Lewis, 1839, and Surrender, 1857: Messuage called Penygorove Issa and Ucha, except land leased to Joseph Claypon, George Crane, and land near Penygorove House; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1151/1-2

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Mary Griffiths, 1850: Building ground, part of messuage called Penygorove; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1152/1-2

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Daniel Jones, and Agreements, 1858-1895: Part of messuage called Penygorove; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1153/1-4

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to George Dunkin, Mortgage and Surrender, 1880: Part of messuage called Penygorof; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1154/1-3

Surrender by William, John, Richard Ithamar, Richard and Eunice Mary Aaron, and Sophia Jane Daniels, to Cyril Bernard Habershon, 1939: Land (13911/2 sq. yds) with four messuages, at Pengurnos; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1155

Lease from Richard Douglas Gough to Thomas Griffiths, 1881, Mortgage, 1886, and Settlement, 1889: Land (8774 sq. yds) on Swansea to Brecon road; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1156/1-4

Lease from Fleming Gough to John William Jones, 1892, and Mortgage, 1919: Messuage called Number 3, Oddfellows Street; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1157/1-2

Lease from Fleming Gough to Margaret Jane Thomas, 1893: Land at Yniscedwyn; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1158

Leases from Fleming Gough to W. Alexander and W.D. King, 1925,1927: Land in Yniscedwyn Road and Fountain Hall Road; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1159/1-2

Lease (draft) from Major Cyril Habershon to Ernest Marke, 1935D/D Yc 1160

Plan, 1891, and Agreement for Lease from Fleming Gough to William Williams, 1903: Messuages called Fforchollwyn, Tir y Cwm, Cwmcanol and Blaencwm; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1161/1-3

Agreement between Margaret Daniels and others, and David Bowen, 1904: House and premises at Cwmgiedd; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1162

Agreement from Fleming Gough to W.J. Jones for sale of pitwood on parts of Fforch-onllwyn and Tir-y-cwm farms; all in Ystradgynlais. 1920D/D Yc 1163

Licence from Fleming Gough to William Morgan to convert into private houses Rowton House at Tycoch in Ystradgynlais. 1921D/D Yc 1164

Deed of Mutual Release between Fleming Gough and W.E. Morgan and John Hopkin concerning Ystrad House, Ystradgynlais. 1925D/D Yc 1165

Assignment from Ystradgynlais Welfare Committee to Trustees of Ystradgynlais and District Miners Welfare Association, 1929: Land (13.408a) lying between Yniscedwyn and Claypon branches of Midland Railway and main road from Ystradgynlais to Ystalyfera; in YstradgynlaisD/D Yc 1166

Cilybebyll LeasesDD Yc/22/hub

Report And RentalDD Yc/23/hub

Surveys And PlansDD Yc/24/hub

Records relating to tithesDD Yc/24a/hub

Ystradgynlais School And Other Educational RecordsDD Yc/25/hub

Local And General Acts of ParliamentDD Yc/26/hub

Verses, Recipes, EtcDD Yc/27/hub

Inventories, ArmsDD Yc/28/hub

PhotographsDD Yc/29/hub

Official Appointments, EtcDD Yc/30/hub

NavalDD Yc/31/hub

MilitaryDD Yc/32/hub

EcclesiasticalDD Yc/33/hub

FreemasonryDD Yc/34/hub

Family DocumentsDD Yc/35/hub

Accounts, Correspondence, EtcDD Yc/36/hub

Out-CountyDD Yc/37/hub