(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) William Tobin of Swansea, innkeeper. Counterpart lease of a house in Swansea called the Bathing House, with the coach house, stable and garden, and two fields adjoining, with the exception of the strip of land used for the Oystermouth Tramroad, for 60 years from 25 Mar. 1806 for £40 annual rent. Includes plan

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Swansea Corporation, later Swansea County Borough Council, later Swansea City Council, recordsBA, BE, EA, HE, LE, PL, TC and TR

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Deeds of title of Swansea Corporation property. These documents, which formerly must have been in the possession of the Town Clerk, had been kept for many years in the Borough Estate Agents department prior to accession in December 1976. Although no prior list of the class exists, the documents had been enumerated and ordered on several occasions, the last and only known occasion being 11 April 1952. The class has been broken up at some time. The sub-numbers used in this list follow this numbering system. The deeds in this series were catalogued and described by W. C. Rogers in his Swansea and Glamorgan Calendar, edited by Bernard Morris and published by the West Glamorgan Archive Service 2005 (searchroom library, LOC/SWA 78)S/EA/1/hub

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) David Davies of Swansea, translator. Counterpart lease for 99 years of a house and garden with all outhouses or houses and all other appurtenances at Castle Merched [Castell-y-merched] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/2

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Gillar of the Borough of Swansea, smith. Counterpart lease for 99 years of a piece of ground in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, bounded by a timber yard granted to David Kneath, deceased, on the north; the ground granted to Robert Madge on the south; the Strand on the west and River Tawe on the east, measuring 18 yards square, reserving with (i) the right to erect mooring postsEA 1/4

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Sir Humphrey Mackworth of Neath. Counterpart lease for 21 years of a piece of ground in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, bounded on the north from the highway through the middle of a Pill adjoining the coal bank of Walter Hughes and running into River Tawe; on the south from east of highway to the borders of house of Richard Page, 6 ft. on the south of the old post on the bank of the River Tawe; on the west the Strand, on the east the River Tawe measuring 144 ft. in breadth on the east and west reserving to (i) the right to lay down mooring posts for all other persons to moor vessels at the posts and for (i) to take moorage feesEA 1/5

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Catherine Evans of Swansea, widow; (iii) Richard Powell of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 21 years of a piece of land in the Strand Borough of Swansea from the north corner of the south wall by the Pistle [Pistyll] in a direct line to the River Tawe on the south side; the ground granted to Sir Humphrey MackworthEA 1/6

(i) Swansea Corporation. Counterpart lease for 99 years of as much land as is possible in the Borough of Swansea in order to establish a ropeyard or ropewalk with the powers to erect a building, etc. in connection with rope making measuring 420 yards in length and 30 ft in breadthEA 1/7

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Hopkin John of Swansea, felt maker. Counterpart lease for 21 years of mansion houses and 3 gardens, 1 croft and field at Nanty glas door (Nant-y-glas-dwr) now in several possessions of Hopkin John of Swansea James Harvey and Morgan JohnEA 1/8

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) George Evans of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 99 years of a piece of waste ground measuring 62 ft in length from the boundary of George Evans lands formerly owned by Dorothy Harryes Widow. Adjoining The bridge of the said town by or near the Mount towards the Rivulet running through the sluice under the said bridge and from thence even with the square of the said house. In SwanseaEA 1/9

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Michael Beavan of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 21 years of a parcel of waste ground on the east side of the Pill by the Mount in the Borough of Swansea: from the east side of the bridge wall to a post of the bank and south-east to the low water mark on a direct line on the north west side spanning 40 yards in breadth to the south east thereof, reserving rights of passage for passengers over this land to the ferry boatEA 1/10

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) James Griffiths of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 21 years of a parcel of ground in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, from the causeway to the low water on a direct line from the gutter of Mrs Anne Hudsons stable to the river on the north, to the south corner of Samuel Riddlers house called the Brewhouse on a direct line to the river on the south side, reserving rights of passage for travellers on the ferryEA 1/11

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Robert Madge of Swansea, block maker. Counterpart lease for 21 years of a parcel of land in the Strand in Borough of Swansea opposite Robert Madges dwelling (house) containing 20 ft in breadth, which is the breadth of the said house, and from the causeway to the low water mark, reserving rights of passage for travellers to and from the Ferry boat with the Borough of Swansea possibly erecting mooring posts and to take shipping and landing dues, etcEA 1/12

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Matthew Griffiths, yeoman. Counterpart lease for 99 years of a garden and croft part of Brinmelin [Brynmelyn] landsEA 1/13

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Abraham of Ayres, merchant. Counterpart lease for 99 years in the Borough of Swansea for a piece of waste ground in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, opposite a house called The Orange Tree and the house now in possession of Thomas Parry having the bank or timber yard in the possession of Robert Madge on the north side River Tawe on the east, the bank or key on the south and the highway on the west 64 ft in breadth from the north Square or the pine end of The Orange Tree house to the south Square or pine end of Thomas Parrys houseEA 1/14

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John Howell of Swansea, widow; (iii) Elizabeth Howell of Swansea, spinster; (iv) Richard George of Swansea, corviser; to (v) Mary, wife of Richard George. Counterpart lease for 99 years of a cottage and garden at Nantyglastwr [Nant-y-glas-dwr] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/15-15a

(i) Griffith Phillip gent, portreeve of Swansea; (ii) Robert Whiteyeard; (iii) Anthony Cupitt; (iv) Thomas Evans of Swansea, yeoman. Counterpart lease for 21 years of 2 closes or parcels of land and arable meadow and 4 acres of pasture situate between the parish church of St John-juxta-Swansea and Dyfatty common late in the possession Griffith Bowen, reserving to (i), (ii) and (iii), all rights of timber and mineralsEA 1/16

(i) Portreeve of Swansea; (ii) David Thomas of Neath, co. Glamorgan, minister of the gospel. Counterpart lease for 17 years of a house and garden with 3 pieces of ground containing 1½ acres in the possession of Llewelin John Powell; a house and garden with 2 pieces of land containing 2 acres in the possession of John Rowland; a cottage and garden in the possession of Robert Lewelin at Brinmelin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/17

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Daniel of Swansea tanner. Counterpart lease for 16 years of a house and garden with croft now in the possession of Morgan Jones; 3 parcels of land containing 3 acres in the possession of John Rowlands at Brin melin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/18

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Jonah Rice of Swansea cooper; (iii) Hopkin Davies of Swansea shipwright. Counterpart lease for 17 years of 2 closes or parcels of land being part of Brin Mellin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of Swansea, containing 3 acres now in the occupation of Charles Collins gent.EA 1/19

(i) Griffth Philips, gent, portreeve of the Borough of Swansea; (ii) Robert Whiteyeard common attorney of the Borough of Swansea; (iii) Anthony Cupitt common attorney of the Borough of Swansea; (iv) George Evan of Swansea shipwright. Counterpart lease for 21 years of a parcel of land in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea from south corner of the common ground to the north side of the town garden and in breadth from the highway to the low water mark reserving to (i) and the burgesses of Swansea the right to enter to erect mooring posts, to take landing fees and profitsEA 1/20

(i) David Thomas gent portreeve of the Borough of Swansea; (ii) Owen Jones, common attorney of the Borough of Swansea; (iii) Daniel Vaughan the younger, common attorney of the Borough of Swansea; (iv) Thomas Popkins Esquire of Fforest, Llansamlet, Glamorgan. Counterpart lease 99 years or 3 lives for a parcel of land out of a certain waste ground called Morva Vach [Morfa-fach] and known as (iv)s coal place, containing 50 yards in length and in breadth from the highway in the low water mark with all appurtenances; rent 6s 8d and a pair of pullets or 1s in lieuEA 1/21

(i) Portreeve, aldermen and the Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea; to (ii) William Bevan of Swansea, tinplate worker. Counterpart lease for the term of 99 years from 25 March 1731 and 3 lives in relation to a house and 2 fields adjoining at Brinmellin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of Swansea late in the possession of Walter Hughes. Rent: £4 10s and a pair of pullets or 1s in lieu. Seal of 2 heads adjoined on a decorated plinth surrounded by laurel leaves. Legend: thus lett us liveEA 1/22

(i) Portreeve aldermen and the burgess of Swansea; to (ii) Isaac Mathews of Swansea, joiner. Counterpart lease for the term of 99 years from 25 March 1731 or 3 lives for a house and tenement of lands garden and orchards at Bryn mellin [Bryn-melyn] in the Borough of Swansea in the same manner as George Matthews lately held. Rent: £5 16 s and a pair of pullets or 1s in lieu. Seal of (i), damaged.EA 1/23

(i) David Thomas gentleman portreeve of the Borough of Swansea; (ii) Owen Jones (Common Attorney of the Borough of Swansea); (iii) David Vaughan the younger (Common Attorney); John Rice alderman of the Borough of Swansea. Counterpart lease for 21 years from 25 March 1708 for a house, with certain houses and parcels of arable land and pasture near Waine Wen [Waunwen] in the Borough of Swansea, late in the possession of David John; together with a parcel of waste ground not exceeding half an acre adjoining it,. Rent: 24 s and a pair of pullets or 1s in lieu Seal of John Rice papered, bearing device DDEA 1/25

(i) The Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea; to (ii) George Evans, shipwright. Counterpart lease for the term of 99 years from 25 March 1732 or 3 lives, for a parcel of land (with appurtenances) in the Strand within the Borough of Swansea in length from the south corner of the common pound to the north side of the town garden and in breadth from the highway down to the low water mark reserving to (i) the right to enter and erect mooring posts, to take profits of moorage and keelage and other dues. Rent: 20s and a pair of pullets or 1s in lieu. Seal of (ii), a classical bust wearing a helmet.EA 1/26

(i) Swansea Corporation; to (ii) David Simmons, gentleman of the Borough of Swansea. Counterpart lease for 99 years from 25 March 1732 or 3 lives, for a parcel of ground between the Pill by the Mount and the Boathouse in the Borough of Swansea, in the same manner as Michael Bevan and Richard Brown lately held, and with power to erect walls and sheds on the premises and to widen the mouth of the said Pill or rivulet adjoining the said premises when and as often as he shall think proper, reserving to all travellers a free passage to and from the ferry boat and reserving to (i) right of entry to erect mooring posts and to take all ancient shipping or landing dues and reserving to all persons trading with Swansea the free liberty of graving ships and boats on the said premises. Rent: 10s and a pair of pullets or 1s in lieu. Seal of 2 a neo-classical bustEA 1/27

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Evan Seys of Boverton, Glamorgan esquire; (iii) Thomas Price of Penllergare, Glamorgan, Esquire. Counterpart lease for 99 years from Michaelmas 1732 or 3 lives, for a piece of marsh or Buroughs, part of Morva Bach, lying in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea from the coal bank of Walter Hughes gentleman on the south to the coal bank formerly possessed by John Rice apothecary on the north and from the highway on the west to the River Tawe at the low water on the east reserving to the portreeve all shipping and landing dues there; upon surrender by (ii) of original lease. Rent: 10s and a pair of pullets or 1s in lieu. Deed ripped down the centre from top to bottom. 2 halves detached; bottom right hand section missing.EA 1/32

(i) Swansea Corporation; to (ii) Gabriel Powell the younger of Swansea gentleman. Counterpart lease for 99 years from the termination of John Rices lease or for 3 lives for a piece of ground or coal bank lying between the coal banks of Thomas Popkins Esquire and Thomas Price Esquire in the Borough of Swansea called John Rices coal bank in the same manner as Thomas Popkins reserving to (i) the right to enter the premises to erect mooring posts and to take landing etc. dues and to all persons to moor there ships there. Rent: 6s 8d and a pair of pullets or 1s in lieu.EA 1/35

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas David, yeoman of St. John-juxta-Swansea. Lease and counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives from Michaelmas 1733 for a house and garden at Brinmellin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of Swansea, formerly in possession of Robert Llewellin, with power to enclose with a stone wall half an acre of waste ground lying opposite the said house between the highway adjoining and an old water corn grist mill of the Duke of Beaufort. Rent: 21s and a pair of pullets or 1s in lieu. Seal of (i)EA 1/37/1-2

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Rees Bevan of Swansea, mariner. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives, from 25 March 1734, for a piece of waste ground at Greenhill in the Borough of Swansea opposite houses of David Davies and Thomas David, from the north end of the house late of Morgan William northwards 40 yards in length and 10 yards at each end towards the highway in breadth, and a shop or crosshouse adjoining south end of W. Morgans house, with powers to erect 2 houses. Consideration £3 2s. Rent: 10s and a pair of pullets or 1s in lieu. Seal of (i), cracked.EA 1/37a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Robert Morris of Swansea gentleman. Counterpart lease for 21 years from Michaelmas 1733. Lease relates to an agreement from (i) to (ii) in relation to a piece of ground in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea between the timber yards of George Evans and Richard Powell shipwrights, bounded on the north from the north corner of the south wall by the Pistle [Pistyll] in a direct line to the River Tawe at low tide and on the south in a similar line from the north corner of the Town Garden to the River; on the west of the Strand; on the east the River Tawe; with power to erect a dock for the loading of ships. And coalyards on each side of the dock. Reserving to (i) the right of entry to erect mooring posts and to take landing, etc. dues, and to persons landing to moor shipsEA 1/39

(i) Swansea Corporation; to (ii) Walter Hughes of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 99 years of a coal bank in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, lying between the coal banks in the possession of Thomas Popkins, Esq. and Thomas Price, Esq. reserving to (i) the right of entry to erect mooring posts, to take mooring dues, and to all persons trading to moor their shipsEA 1/39a

(i) Swansea Corporation to (ii) John Griffiths of Swansea, innkeeper. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives from (i) to (ii) of a piece of waste ground behind the new house of (ii) adjoining the dwelling house of John Thomas, dockmaster, in Wind Street in the Borough of Swansea and behind the dwelling house of William Walter, from the east pine end of (ii)s dwelling house to the west pine end of William Walters dwelling house in breadth, and from the gardens behind William Walters dwelling house towards the rivulet that runs from the ropewalk towards the bridge, even with the square of the garden wall of George Evans in length; with liberty to enclose the ground in condition that the hedge will not obstruct the sight or prospect from the Mount to the Bay or Mumbles Road.EA 1/44

(i) Swansea Corporation.; (ii) John Thomas of Swansea, dockmaster. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives from (i) to (ii) of a piece of waste ground behind (ii)s dwelling house adjoining garden wall of George Evans, merchant near the Mount in the Borough of Swansea, from the back yard of the house to the rivulet as it runs from the ropeyard to the sluice under the bridge from the square of the George Evanss garden wall even with the square of the west pine end of (ii)s house, with liberty to enclose it, on condition that the wall, hedge or ditch will not obstruct the sight or prospect from the Mount to the Bay or the Mumbles Road.EA 1/45

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Henry Squire of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives from (i) to (ii) of 3 timber yards called William Robinsons bank, James Griffiths bank, and David Knaeths bank, in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, in same manner as James Griffiths held them, reserving to (i) the right of entry to erect mooring posts and to take mooring etc. dues, and to persons trading to moor their ships.EA 1/50

(i) Burgesses of Swansea; (ii) John Powell of Swansea, Esq. Counterpart lease for 3 lives from (i) to (ii) of a coal bank and dock lying in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, between the coal bank of Thomas Price, Esq. on the north, coal bank of Gabriel Powell, gentleman on the south, River Tawe on the east, and highway leading to the Strand towards the Mount on the west, with liberty to build a dock, reserving to (i) right of entry to erect mooring posts and to take mooring etc. dues, and to all persons trading, the right to moor ships.EA 1/52

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) David Bowen of Swansea. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of ground opposite the houses of (ii), and part of the field in possession of Edward Philips, gent. In High Street above the gate in the Borough of Swansea, from the pine end of Rees Reed to the gate of the field aforesaid, measuring 120 ft by 13 ftEA 1/53

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Gabriel Powell, gent. of Swansea. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a cottage, garden, and a small piece of ground situate at the Cockett in the possession of Howell Thomas, adjoining the brook that divides the Franchise of Swansea from the Parish of Swansea, with liberty to enclose a piece of ground on the Town Hill, lying to the north and north west of the first piece of groundEA 1/54

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John Mansel of Swansea, alderman. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of waste ground at the lower end of Goat Street in the Borough of Swansea, adjoining the garden of Roger Powell, Esq, opposite the new brick house of (ii), from north and west corner of the garden to the wall at the south east, together with a malt house and stableEA 1/54a/1-2

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John Mansel of the Borough of Swansea, alderman. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a bank in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, with Robinsons bank on the north, River Tawe on the east, Honor Bevans bank on the south, and Strand on the west, opposite the stable of (ii) now in possession of Elenor Shuttleton, widow, and 36 ft in breadth from the middle of the arch towards the north reserving to (i) the right of entry to collect landing etc. dues.EA 1/55

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Griffith David of the parish of Swansea, miller. Counterpart lease for 15 years from (i) to (ii) of a parcel of ground called Gorse at the Lower Brynmill, Swansea, and a piece of waste ground at the side of the watercourse leading from the east end of Brynmill Bridge to the mill, containing 50 yrds in length and 10 yrds in breadth from the waterhouse towards the roadEA 1/56

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Griffith David of Swansea, yeoman. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a house and garden at Castell y Merched in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/57

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Richard Powell of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 21 years of 2 closes adjoining the churchyard of St. John-juxta-Swansea, in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/59

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Philip Howell of Swansea, yeoman;. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a house and lands at Brinmellin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/60

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Philip Howell of Swansea, yeoman. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for a house near Greenhill Mill in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/61

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Powell of Swansea, shoemaker. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives For 2 houses at Greenhill in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/62

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Leyshon Morgan of Swansea, mercer. Counterpart lease for 99 years for houses and lands in Nant y glasdwr [Nant-y-glas-dwr] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/63

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Roger Williams of Swansea, yeoman. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for a house and garden at Greenhill in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/65

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Gillar of Swansea, anchor smith. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for a piece of waste ground containing 20 ft in length and garden wall, with liberty to build an addition to his forge, backing on to the Strand in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/66-66a

(i) Swansea Corporation; 2 Letice Ambrose, widow of Ambrose Ambrose, late of Swansea. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for 3 houses, gardens and orchard at Greenhill in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/67

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Henry Squire of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for a bank or piece of waste in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea bounded by the pine end of William Gillars new forge on the north, the river on the west, the gout or waterhouse on the south, and the river on the eastEA 1/68

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Roger Gilespie of Swansea, perukemaker. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground called the Upper Gorse situate by Upper Brinmill [Brynmill], and also a piece of open ground near the Upper Brinmill [Brynmill] bounded on the south and west by the high road and the enclosed lands of Roger Powell esq on the north and eastEA 1/69

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas Morgan of Swansea, mason. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for 3 houses and garden at Nant y Glasdwr [Nant-y-glas-dwr] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/70

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Shewen of Swansea esq. Counterpart lease for 21 years for a small piece of waste ground in the Borough of Swansea at the bottom of (ii)s garden wall measuring 38 ft in length and 12 ft in breadth from the garden wall, with liberty to enlarge it 2 ft further into the street next to Philip Rogers dwelling house, to raise the front wall and to build a sloape roof thereinEA 1/72

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Philip Howell otherwise Williams of Swansea, miller. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for a house and garden near Greenhill Mill in the Borough of Swansea and also a piece of waste ground called the Cwm Lying between the water stream leading to Greenhill Mill and the brook called Nant CwmbwrlaEA 1/73

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Matthew Hall of p. Oystermouth mariner. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for a house, garden and croft being part of Brinmelin [Brynmelyn] landsEA 1/74

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Philip Howell otherwise Williams of Swansea miller. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for a house and lands at Brinmelin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/75

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Matthew Hall of the parish of Oystermouth, mariner. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for a house, garden and croft being part of the tenement called Wainwen [Waunwen] in the Borough of Swansea and also a parcel of land on the east side of the way from Swansea towards Loughor and adjoining the fields in the possession of Henry Squire part of Brinmelin [Brynmelyn]EA 1/76

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Gabriel Powell of the Borough of Swansea, gent. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of waste ground lying between the croft of Edward Westley on the north, the Cadle on the south, a place called the New Garden of Elizabeth Smith spinster on the east with liberty to erect stables or other buildings with right of passage thereto between the corner of the said croft and the Twmpeth [Twmpath] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/77

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John France of Swansea, gent. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for a ropewalk in the Borough of Swansea formerly in the possession of Abraham Ayers, and also a tar house, garden and yard erected in the ropewalkEA 1/78

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas Harry of Swansea, collier. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for a cottage and garden above Wain Wen [Waunwen] and adjoining the Townhill in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/80

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Lyson Morgan of Swansea mariner. Counterpart lease for 21 years for a house, garden and close at Poppett Hill in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/81

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Robert Morris of Swansea, esq. Counterpart lease for 21 years for a coal bank, dock and ballast bank in the Borough of Swansea lying between the yards of Ann Evans, widow and Robert Powell, shipwright, bounded on the north from the north corner of the south wall by the Pistle [Pistyll] in a direct line to River Tawe at low water; on the south in a direct line from the north corner of the Town Garden to the River Tawe; on the west the Strand; on the east River Tawe, with liberty to make docks or landing places for shipping etc. of coalEA 1/82

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Robert Morris of Swansea, esq. Counterpart lease for 21 years for several cottages and gardens in possession of William George, David Morgan, Elizabeth David, Joan David, William Thomas, Joan Evan and Cornelius Evan, and a field in possessions of David Davis and Thomas Owen, situate at Brinmelin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/83

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) David Edward of Swansea; (iii) Edward David of Swansea; (iv) William Teage of Swansea; (v) John Jenkins of Swansea; (colliers). Counterpart lease for 21 years for all the veins, mines and seams of coal and culm under and upon the tenement called Wain Wen [Waunwen] in the Borough of Swansea in possession of (v) with liberty to dig pits, etcEA 1/84

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Robert Nelson of Swansea, mercer. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives for a piece of waste ground near Kaemichael Gate [Cae Michael Gate], in the parish of Swansea, containing 78 ft in length and 33 ft in breadth, and a piece of waste ground at the north west and of the Potters GardenEA 1/85

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William powell of Brecon, Gent. Counterpart lease for 99 years for 55 acres of land at the Town Hill, situated on the west end of the hill near the Cockett, bounded by the road from Swansea to the Cockett on the south Gabriel Powells lands on the west, the enclosures called Wain Avis and Weeg Vaur [Weig-fawr] on the north and Richard Aubreys lands on the east with liberty to enclose and to quarryEA 1/92

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas Richard of Swansea, tanner. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground at the Town Hill containing 33 acres bounded by the houses of Gabriel Powell on the east, the road leading from Swansea to the Cocket on the south, the enclosures of Wain Vach [Weig-fach] on the north, to the Duke of Beaufort, all mining rightsEA 1/94

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) George Harris of Swansea, mariner. Counterpart lease for 99 years for 22 acres of ground at the Town Hill, bounded by the road from Sketty to Cwmbwrla on the south, lands of Richard Aubrey on the west, the enclosure of the Weeg Vaur [Weig-fawr] on the north, and lands of George Knight on the east, as in EA 1/94EA 1/95

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Henry Squire of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 99 years for 55 acres of land at the Town Hill, bounded by the road from Sketty to Longhouse on the south, land of John Collins on the east, the great road leading by the Weeg [Weig] on the north, and lands of George Knight on the west as in EA 1/94EA 1/96

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) George Knight of Swansea. Counterpart lease for 99 years for 22 acres of land at the Town Hill, bounded by the road from Sketty to the Longhouse on the south, (ii)s land on the east, the great road lately marked out leading by the Weeg [Weig] on the north, and land of George Harris on the west as in EA 1/94EA 1/97

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Paul Bevan of Swansea, merchant. Counterpart lease for 99 years for 55 acres of land at the Town Hill in the Borough of Swansea bounded by the enclosure of Thomas Richards, tanner on the west the road from Sketty to the Longhouse on the south the road leading from Cwmbwrla to Weeg Vach [Weig-fach] on the north and road leading from Swansea to Loughor on the east, as in EA 1/94EA 1/97a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Richard Awbrey of Swansea. Counterpart lease for 16 acres of land at the Town Hill in the Borough of Swansea bounded by the road from the Cockett to Swansea on the south land of George Harris on the east the great road lately marked out and leading to the Weeg [Weig] on the north and lands of William Powell on the west as in EA 1/94EA 1/98

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John Collins of Swansea, gentleman. Lease and counterpart lease for 99 years for 21 acres of land at the Town Hill in the Borough of Swansea bounded by the lands of Thomas Richards, tanner on the east, the road from Swansea to the Cockett on the south and west, and the lands of Henry Squire on the north, the road from Sketty to the Long House lying between it and Mr. Squires part, as in EA 1/94EA 1/99-100

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John Powell of Brecon, esq. Counterpart lease for 99 years for 18 acres of land at the Town Hill in the Borough of Swansea bounded by the road from Pantygwider enclosures [Pantygwydr] on the north and east and lands of Roger Rees on the west, and also of 47 acres of land bounded by the lands of Roger Rees on the east, the Dukes enclosures on the north and the road from Pantygwider to Ty Coch on the west as in EA 1/94EA 1/101

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) George Knight of Swansea ironmonger. Counterpart lease for 99 years for 7 acres of land at the Town Hill in the Borough of Swansea situated at the south side of the road from Sketty to the Long House and adjoining the lands of Evan Rowland, and also 5 acres of land lying on the south east corner of lands leased to Paul Bevan, as in EA 1/94EA 1/102

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas Richards of Swansea, tanner. Lease and counterpart lease for 99 years for 5 acres of land at the Town Hill in the Borough of Swansea, bounded by Sir William Mansels Pantgwider [Pantygwydr] on the south and the high roads on all other sides; as in EA 1/94EA 1/103-104

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) David Jones of Swansea, cordwainer. Counterpart lease for 99 years for 4 acres of land at the Burroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving to the Duke of Beaufort all mineral, etc. rightsEA 1/105

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Mathew Thomas of Swansea, tiler. Counterpart lease for 99 years for 3 acres of land at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to Duke of BeaufortEA 1/106

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Roger Rees of Swansea, cooper. Counterpart lease for 99 years for 4 acres of land at the Buroughs [Burrows], in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/107

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas Jones of Swansea, skinner. Counterpart lease for 99 years for 4 acres of land at the Buroughs [Burrows], in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral rights etc. to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/108

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Hopkin Thomas of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 99 years for 4 acres of land at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/109

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Roger Rogers of Swansea, cordwainer. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground and 4 acres in the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea. Reserving to the Duke of Beaufort all mineral etc. rightsEA 1/110

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) George Evans of Swansea, mercer. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground of 4 acres in the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea. Reserving to the Duke of Beaufort all mineral etc.rightsEA 1/111

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Joseph Thomas of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a parcel of ground 4 acres, being part of the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving to the Duke of Beaufort all mineral etc. rightsEA 1/112

(i) Burgessses of the Borough of Swansea; (ii) Roger Thomas of Swansea, tiler. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a parcel of land of 4 acres in the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/113

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Sir Edward Mansel of Swansea, baronet. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground of 3 acres in the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea with liberty to enclose reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/114

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Evan Hopkins of Swansea, sawyer. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground of 4 acres in the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/115

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John Williams of Oystermouth, cordwainer, one of the burgesses of Swansea. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground of 4 acres in the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/116

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Gabriel Powell of Swansea, gent. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground of 4 acres at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/117

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Powell of Brecon, gent. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground of 4 acres at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/118

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Robert Anderson of Swansea, ropemaker. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground of 4 acres at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/119

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John Parry of Swansea, joiner. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of land of 4 acres at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/120

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) George Harris of Swansea, miner. Lease and counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground of 4 acres at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of beaufortEA 1/121-121a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Benjamin Davies of Swansea, cordwainer. Lease and counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground of 4 acres at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/122-122a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas Howell of Swansea, cordwainer. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground of 4 acres at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/123

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Walter Vaughan of Clase in the parish of Llangefelach, gent. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground of 4 acres at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/124

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Henry Squire the younger of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 99 years for a piece of ground of 4 acres in the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/125

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Henry Squire the younger of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of ground of 4 acres in the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of Beaufort.EA 1/126

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Henry Simmons of Swansea, glazier. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of ground with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/127

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas Richards of the Borough of Swansea, tanner. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for 2 pieces of ground of 3 acres at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/128

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) James Thomas of Swansea, perukemaker. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for 2 pieces of ground of 3 acres at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/129

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Davies of Swansea, mercer. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a small piece of land called the Orchard and a small piece of waste ground adjoining it on the south, lying at Poppet Hill, in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose.EA 1/130

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John Hopkin of Swansea, cordwainer. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a small piece of ground near the Davatty [Dyfatty], having Mr. Thomas Richards Graig on the west, the Davatty on the north, the Highway on the east and the way leading to the said Graig on the south, with liberty to encloseEA 1/131

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas Pryce of Dyffryn, county of Glamorgan esquire. Counterpart lease for 21 years from (i) to (ii) of a house and coalbank adjoining near the old copper works in Borough of Swansea, with a pill of water on the north, the river on the east, a small pill of water being within 22 ft. of the pine end of house therein built, and thence in a line to river as the same is now staked out on the south and the road on the westEA 1/132

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas Richards of Swansea, tanner. Lease and Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a small piece of ground lately enclosed by (ii) in the Borough of Swansea, bounded by the Mount Wall on the north the road leading from the Mount to the beach on the east, the lands of (ii) on the south, and the Cadle on the west, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. rights to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/133-133a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Anne Morgan of Swansea, spinster. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for 2 cottages and garden with the site or ruin of a small cottage adjoining near Nantyglasdwr [Nant-y-glas-dwr] in the Borough of Swansea, now in the posession of Philip MorganEA 1/134

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Coles of the parish of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath, Glamorgan, gentleman. Counterpart lease from (i) to (ii) of an old building called the Old Copperworks in Borough of Swansea, with the court adjoining, extending from the coal bank of Thomas Pryce on the south, to the brook called Nant Bwrla on the north, from the road leading to Fforest on the west to within 10ft. of lane under mark on the east, with liberty to make free use of the water of Nant Bwrla [Bwrlais Brook] and to divert it over any part of the said premises for the working of mills or enginesEA 1/135

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) David Hoskins of Swansea victualler. Counterpart lease for 99 yeaers from (i) to (ii) of 2 houses, warehouse, yard and gardens at the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, having the pine end of the New Forge on the north, the strand on the west, the Gout or watercourse on the south, and the river on the eastEA 1/136

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Gabriel Powell of Swansea, gent; (iii) John Collins of Swansea, gent. Lease and counterpart leasefor 99 years from (i) to (ii) and 3 of close called Goose Island in the Borough of Swansea, lately in possession of John France, gent.EA 1/137-137a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) ChauncyTownsend of Gwernllwynchwyth, Glamorgan, Esq. Counterpart lease from (i) to (ii) of a bank or piece of ground near the boathouse in the Borough of Swansea with liberty to lay down materials for building a house and enclosing it, and for a coal bank and dock. Reserving to (i) right of entry to collect quayage and to seat mooring posts, to erect a toll house at the south end of the bank, extending 30 ft from the Mount WallEA 1/138

(i) Burgesses of borrough of Swansea; (ii) Matthew Thomas of Swansea, ropemaker. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of piece of waste ground at Frog St in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to buildEA 1/139

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Robert Ball, are of the alderman of Swansea, gent. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of unenclosed ground near Park y wern [Parcwern] in the Borough of Swansea, containing 4 acres, at the east end of the Brin [Bryn], with liberty to enclose and erect buildingsEA 1/140

(i) Burgesses of borrough of Swansea; (ii) Henry Squire of Swansea, shipwright. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of banks or yard for ship-building in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, except parts of the bank leased to John Griffiths, mariner; with liberty to store building materials and enclose, to make a dock, bank, or yard, and to dig a saw pit. Reserving to (i) right of entry to levy quayage, etcEA 1/141

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) James Thomas of Swansea, alderman. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for 2 parcels of land at Brinmelin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of Swansea, now in possession of John Rosser, miller. Reserving rights of timber and mineralsEA 1/142

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Robert Nelson of Swansea, mercer. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a parcel of waste ground on the north side of the new ropeyard, from the building leading to the new ropeyeard on the east, to the end of the new ropeyard on the west, with liberty to encloseEA 1/143

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Henry Squire of Swansea, shipwright. Lease and counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of 3 closes called Cae bach, Cae pwll, and Cae Ythyn at Brinmelin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of Swansea. Reserving timber and mineral rights, etcEA 1/144-144a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Davies of Swansea, mercer. Counterpart lease for 31 years from (i) to (ii) of a coal bank formerly in possession of Gabriel Powell, esquire and called Sir Humphrey Mackworths Bank in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, bounded by the bank of John Morris, gentleman from the door of Captain Tylers dwelling house on the south, the highway on the west, the shipping dock of the coalyard of William Richard Powell, esquire as far as the middle of the said dock on the north, and the river on the east with liberty to build dock and buildings. Reserving to (i) right to erect mooring posts and of entry to collect quayage etc. duesEA 1/145

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Jones of Swansea, merchant. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a bank lately called George Evans Building yard in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, bounded on the north by the bank of Gabriel Powell in a line from south end of Solomon House dwelling house as is staked out, the river on the east, the bank of the Duke of Beaufort in a line from the south end of the Common Pound as is staked out on the south, and the highway on the west with liberty to erect a deck and buildings. Reserving to (i) the right to erect mooring postsEA 1/146

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Gabriel Powell of Swansea, esquire. Counterpart lease for 99 yearsfrom (i) to (ii) of a share of a cottage, garden, and lands near Forrest Vach [Fforestfach], in the parish of Llangyfelach, in possession of Elizabeth Rees, widow,. Reserving to (i) rights of timber and minerals, etcEA 1/147

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) James Vippond of Swansea, banker. Counterpart lease for 41 years from (i) to (ii) of 4 small dwelling houses or cottages and 3 closes at Brinmelin [Brynmelyn], in occupation of Anne Pollard, David Thomas and Mary Lewis Reserving timber and minerals rights to (i)EA 1/148

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) David Michael of Swansea, silversmith. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a parcel of unenclosed waste ground above Castle y Merched, being part of the Town Hill containing from north corner of Gabriel Powells enclosure 30 yards in length towards the south and from Gabriel Powells hedge towards east 15 yards. Reserving mineral rights to the Duke of Beaufort [ie lease of the Jews Burial Ground, Townhill]EA 1/149

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Gabriel Powell of Swansea, esquire. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) closes adjoining the churchyard of St. Johns church, in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/150

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Gabriel Jeffreys of Swansea, gentleman. Draft lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of ground at Wassial Street in the Borough of Swansea, lying between the Lower White Walls on the north, leading to the Tumpike Gate on the south, the dwelling house of Janet Watkins on the west and the water course on the eastEA 1/151-151a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) David Vaughan of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 31 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of waste land near Ropewalk Bridge Borough of Swansea, measuring by the stables to the Cadle, 160 ft; by the road leading to the ropewalk bridge, 80 ft; by the Cadle or brook 120 ft, and from the road to the Cadle 63 ft, with liberty to erect a warehouse for keeping hempEA 1/152

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) James Vippond of Swansea, baker. Counterpart lease for 41 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of waste ground near Nant y Glasdwr [Nant-y-glas-dwr], containing 198 ft in length and 100 ft in breadth at the south end and 15 ft at north west end, bounded by the highway of tumpike road on the south west and the Nant y Glasdwr brook on the north east with liberty to build reserving a passage 12 ft wide through the premises to the well by Nany y Glasdwr and towards the Green Hill MillEA 1/153

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas Walters of Swansea, cobbler. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a small dwelling house and 2 gardens at Cwmbwrla, in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/154

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Elinor Thomas of Swansea, widow. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of 3 small dwelling houses and small shop near Nant y Glasdwr [Nant-y-glas-dwr] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/155

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John Evans of Swansea, gunsmith. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of waste ground at the lower end of Wassail Street in the Borough of Swansea, behind the turnpike house, measuring 27 ft by 22 ft, with liberty to enclose and build a dwelling house and workshopEA 1/156

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Rowland Pritchard of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of ground called the Graig situated at Poppethill in the Borough of Swansea. Reserving to (i) rights of timber, minerals and quayageEA 1/157

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Rowland Pritchard of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease no. 157EA 1/157a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Gabriel Powell of Swansea, esquire. Counterpart lease for 89 years from (i) to (ii) of (A) a piece of land at the Davadty [Dyfatty, in the Borough of Swansea], part of the Town Hill, from the gate leading into (ii)s field called Cae Pwll along the road made by Jenkin William to the Stone Quarry and from the Tump to the north east corner, with liberty to plant and cut down trees, and also (B) a piece of open ground at the bottom of the waste adjoining a field of (i) called the Upper St. Johns field, now in possession of (ii), and lying to the west end of the garden of Thomas Morgan, with liberty to enclose. Reserving mineral etc. to the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/158

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Calvert Richard Jones of Swansea, esquire; (iii) William Hurst of Llandaff, Glamorgan, esquire. Counterpart lease for 31 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of waste ground in Goat Street in the Borough of Swansea measuring 168ft from (ii)s garden wall towards north, 36 ft in middle from the wall of the Pigs Walk towards the street by the garden wall, 43 ft. at the north end, from the orchard door or gate 52 ft with liberty to erect buildingsEA 1/159-159a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Padley of Swansea, ironmonger. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of waste ground in Goat Street in the Borough of Swansea measuring from south pine end of William Davies, alderman (is house) along the street 65 ft in depth, 55 ft to the south corner of Calvert Jones garden house near the door he has made to his garden, and thence in length along Mr. Jones wall 49 ft to William Davies ground on the north. With liberty to erect buildings as shown in the appended plan within 7 yearsEA 1/160

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Davies of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of waste ground in Goat Street in the Borough of Swansea containing in length along the street 94 ft, and in depth from the street to the walls of the garden 30 ft, and liberty to enclose and erect buildingsEA 1/162

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Henry, Duke of Beaufort. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of waste ground called the Davaty, part of the Town Hill in the Borough of Swansea, bounded by the lands of Calvert Richard Jones and William Hurst esquire and of (i) on the south, to the lands of (i) called Wainwen [Waunwen] on the north, from Gabriel Powells enclosure on the west to the lands of Gabriel Powell, Thomas Vaughan, mariner, Calvert Richard Jones, William Hurst, Jane Matthew and (i) on the east, with liberty to enclose and buildEA 1/163-163a

(i) Ann Rees of Swansea, widow of Roger Rees of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of 23 ½ acres of land at the Town Hill in the Borough of Swansea bounded by John Powells enclosure on the east and west, the Duke of Beauforts enclosure on the north and the road to Pantygwider [Pantygwydr] on the south, and also half an acre of ground on the south of the said road, which was demised to Roger Rees by the burgesses of the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/164

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas Robert the elder of p. Swansea, labourer. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a ruined Cottage and garden at the Town Hill near Wainwen [Waunwen], in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/165-165a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Gabriel Powell the younger of Swansea, esquire. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives from (i) to (ii) for a piece of house, garden, close and croft at Poppet Hill in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/165b

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Gabriel Jeffreys of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of ground at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/166-166a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Mrs May Phillips of Swansea, widow. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of waste land near St. Johns church in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/167

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Jones of Swansea, merchant. Counterpart lease for 61 years from (i) to (ii) for a bank called George Evanss Building Yard, at the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, to north of Gabriel Powells bank in a line from the south pine end of Solomon Harris house, the river on the east, on the south the bank of the Duke of BeaufortEA 1/168

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Jones of Swansea, merchant. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives from (i) to (ii) of a wharehouse on the Quay near Blue Anchor house in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/168a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Angell of Swansea cabinet maker. Counterpart lease for 99 years and a pair of pullets or 1s in lieu from (i) to (ii) for a parcel of land in the Burroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, measuring 80 ft. by 130 ft. In consideration of building 4 substantial dwelling housesEA 1/170

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Moses Harry of Swansea, collier. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives from (i) to (ii) for a house, brewhouse, and garden at the Wainwen [Waunwen] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/171

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Susanah Llewelin of Swansea, widow. Counterpart lease for the lifetime of Susanah Llewelin From (i) to (ii) of 2 fields at Park yr Wern [Parcwern] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/172-172a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Rowland Pytt Coles of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of land called the Cwm in the Borough of Swansea, leading from the bridge over the brook at south to the coal level at the north and having Sir Wm. Mansels land Called Pentre Mawr and late Thomas Popkins land called Cwm on the east, and lands of Evan Seys and (i) on the westEA 1/173

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Rowland Pytt Coles of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 2 lives from (i) to (ii) of a house, garden and orchard, at Greenhill in the Borough of Swansea and also a piece of waste ground near it, bounded by the Mill Pond on the east, the highway from Nant y Glasdwr [Nant-y-glas-dwr] by the Pothouse Mill; The Gors Lane leading from the highway and the stone ft.bridge on the west and the Cwm on the north with liberty to encloseEA 1/174-175

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Abraham David of the parish of Swansea, shoemaker. Lease for 99 years or 3 lives from (i) to (ii) for a piece of waste ground near Pistle Gwyn in the Borough of Swansea, where the house stands, in length from east to west 188 ft. and in breadth 54 ft. and in length at the lower part before the lane from east to west 200 ft. and in breadth at the upper part 40 ft. and in breadth at the lower part near the brook 100 ft. in consideration of building a substantial cottage on the landEA 1/176-176a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Jones of Swansea, merchant. Lease for 61 years from (i) to (ii) for a bank called George Evans building yard, with liberty to make a dry dock and embanking part of the river bank. Reserving to (i) right to enter the property to collect quayage etc. and to erect mooring postsEA 1/177

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Henry Jones of Swansea, anchor-smith. Counterpart lease for 21 years from (i) to (ii) for a anchor-smiths forge and shop in the Strand in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/177a

(i) Miles Bassett of Swansea, clerk; (ii) William Jones of Swansea, merchant; (iii) Jones Thomas of Swansea, gentleman; (iv) Philip Rogers of Swansea, gentleman; (v) William Davies of Swansea, gentleman; (vi) John Calvert of Swansea, gentleman, all trustees of the Union Society. Lease for 99 years of 2 houses on the Burroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, lately erected by Thomas Jones, carpenter and Richard Jones, mariner; and also a piece of waste ground at the Borroughs extending from the pine end of the houses within 40 ft. of the Slaughter House wall, with liberty to erect buildings thereinEA 1/178

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Matthew Morgan of Swansea, yeoman. Counterpart lease for 3 lives from (i) to (ii) for a house, garden, croft and Bakehouse called Laurel House at Brinmelin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/179

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Matthew Morgan of Swansea, yeoman. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives from (i) to (ii) for 7 cottages and gardens and 2 fields and croft at Brinmelin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of Swansea reserving mineral and quayage etc. rights and timber rights to (i)EA 1/179a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Jenkins of Swansea, victualler. Counterpart lease for 3 lives from (i) to (ii) for a house and garden at the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, called the Green DragonEA 1/180-180a

(i) John Fleming of Ilfracombe, west Devon, heir of John Fleming of Swansea; (ii) Mary, wife of (i); (iii) David Davies of Wind Street in the Borough of Swansea, gentleman; (iv) David Thomas of Penllegaer, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 1 year for a house in Castle Bailey Street in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/182

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Charles Collins of Swansea, gentleman;. Counterpart lease for 99 years or 3 lives from (i) to (ii) of 2 small dwelling houses and gardens at Heol Laes [Heol-las] near the Washing Lake in the Borough of Swansea, and also a piece of unenclosed ground nearby from the Ash Tree to within 100 ft. to the upper corner of the garden hedge in (ii)s possession, with liberty to encloseEA 1/183

(i) Swansea Corporation to (ii) William Morgan of Swansea Borough, gent. Counterpart lease of a cottage and waste ground in High Street above the gate in the Borough of Swansea, lately in the possession of David Brown, deceased, 81 ft. long and 30 ft. broad, for 99 years or 3 lives from 25 Mar. 1789EA 1/184

(i) Swansea Corporation to (ii) Lewellin Terry of St John-juxta-Swansea, collier. Lease and Counterpart Lease of 5 cottages, 2 crofts and pieces of waste land near Penllwyn Robert Mill in the Borough of Swansea for 40 years from 29 Sep. 1789EA 1/185-185a

(i) Margaret Llewelin of Swansea, widow, to (ii) William Angell of Swansea, cabinet maker. Lease of a 3-acre field in the Borough of Swansea near the west end of the Ropewalk, adjoining a field of James Thomas gent., one of the Buroughs [Burrows] Fields, no. 10; for 83 years from 25 Mar. 1779 for £4 4s annual rentEA 1/186i

(i) William Angell of Swansea, cabinet maker, to (ii) Samuel Morgan of Neath, gent. Assignment of lease by way of mortgage for £160 of the field in the Borough of Swansea where (i) has built a house (see EA 1/186i)EA 1/186ii

(i) William Angell of Swansea, cabinet maker, with (ii) Samuel Morgan of Neath, gent., with (iii) Daniel Thomas of Penllergare, gent., to (iv) Swansea Corporation. Transfer of equity of redemption of mortgage dated 13 Sep. 1788 (see EA 1/186ii)EA 1/186iii

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) Thomas Richards, gent. Counterpart Lease in consideration of the surrender of an original lease from (i) to (ii) and his mother and father, Cradock and Mayzod Richards of a croft and land called the Lime Pits on the west of the road leading from Swansea to Loughor (includes plan), for 99 years or three lives, for 10s 6d annual rentEA 1/187

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) Rowland Prichard of Swansea, esq. Lease in consideration of the surrended of an existing lease dated 4 Jan. 1773 for the lives of (i), Sarah his wife and Rowland their son, of a piece of land called The Graig on Poppet Hill (as shown on the plan) in the Borough of Swansea [according to W. C. Rogers in Swansea and Glamorgan Calendar, this was later the site of the Cambrian Institute for the Deaf and Dumb] for 99 years for 10s annual rentEA 1/188

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Richard William Bearsby Of Swansea, esquire. Lease for 99 years or 3 lives from (i) to (ii) for a piece of waste ground at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea, adjoining the ground belonging to Lady Huntingdons Chapel, a place of worship on the east, and from the said ground to west 79 ft. in breadth, from the north road or highway to south 101 ft., with liberty to build 2 houses.EA 1/189

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) Phillip Thomas of Swansea, gent. Counterpart lease of ground in Frog Street in the Borough of Swansea where a carthouse, stable, forge and brewhouse have been built, for 60 years from 29 Sep. 1791, for £4 4s annual rentEA 1/190

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) Daniel Thomas of Swansea, gent. Counterpart Lease of a house, one of three built on Goat Street, Swansea, on surrender of the original lease of 7 Mar. 1774EA 1/192

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Gilbert Of Swansea, gentleman. Lease for a house in Goat street in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/193

(i) Swanse Corporation, to (ii) Elizabeth Phillips of Swansea, widow. Counterpart Lease of a piece of land in High Street above the gate in Swansea, adjoining a field called Nancy Harriess field, in consideration of the Corporation being permitted to make a common or turnpike road through the fieldEA 1/194

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) Barnaby Hawkins, mariner. Counterpart lease of a piece of ground and the pine-end and part of a dwelling house in the possession of (ii) on the Strand, Swansea, as shown on the attached plan; for 99 years from 29 Sep. 1791 for 2s annual rentEA 1/195

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Jones of Swansea, gentleman. Lease and counterpart lease for 21 years from (i) to (ii) for a house, garden and outhouse, and a storehouse lying behind them, situate in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea. Reserving to (i) the use of a wharf or quay lying behind the premisesEA 1/196-196a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Griffith Jenkins of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 70 years from (i) to (ii) of several cottages, gardens and a field near Nant y Glasdwr [Nant-y-glas-dwr] in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to erect buildings to the amount of £150 within 8 yearsEA 1/197

(i) Mayzod Thomas of Swansea, widow; (ii) William Hugh of the parish of Swansea, gardener; (iii) Thomas Hugh of Wainwen [Waunwen] in the Borough of Swansea, collier, eldest son of (ii); (iv) Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Lease and counterpart lease for 74 years or 3 lives from (i) to (ii) of a house and garden, with 2 fields at Brinmelin [Brynmelyn] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/199, 201

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Gabriel Powell of Gellyhyr, esquire. Lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of land at Greenhill in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/202-202a

(i) John Landeg of Brin; (ii) Thomas Lott of Lower Fforest, gent; (iii) Roger Landeg of Swansea, gent; (iv) William Jones; (v) Benjamin Rose of Swansea, baker; (assignees of the Estate and effects of William Jones of Swansea, merchant, a bankrupt). Assignment of lease for 20 years dated 5 January 1782, from the Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea to (iv) of houses, garden and storehouses in (v)s possession on the Quay in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/203

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Padley of Swansea, gent, one of the burgesses of Swansea. Counterpart lease from (i) to (ii) of a piece of waste ground adjoining (ii)s garden on the west, the high road from Swansea to the Townhill on the east, with liberty to erect buildingsEA 1/205

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Benjamin Rose of Swansea, gent. Counterpart lease for 60 years from (i) to (ii) of several closes, fields, meadows and parcels of land of 14 acres near the Brinmills [Brynmill] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/206-206a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Gabriel Powell of Heath field lodge in the Borough of Swansea, esq. Draft lease from (i) to (ii) of a piece of waste ground near the tan yard of Griffith Jenkins, gent. And adjoining the high road leading from Gower street in the Borough of Swansea to St. Helens in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to encloseEA 1/207-207a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Charles Collins of Swansea, surgeon. Lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of ground at north west of John Davids house at Heol-lase Adjoining a field there and measuring 50 yards in length by 8 yards one end and 2 yards at the other end, reciting a lease of 27 September 1735 between (i) and John Williams, marinerEA 1/208-208a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Henry Bonham of Old South Sea House in the City of London, esq; (iii) William Chessom shepherd of Swansea, esq; (iv) Charles Collins of Swansea surgeon; (v) William Grove of Swansea, gent; (vi) John Jones of St. Helens, Glamorgan, esq (in trust for a company engaged in carrying on a public brewery within the town of Swansea). Counterpart lease from (i) to (ii)-(vi) of a piece of ground at the strand in the Borough of Swansea, bounded on the west and south by 2 roads leading to the river, containing in length 80 yards and in breadth from the turnpike road leading from Swansea to the north in a direct line to the river as delineated in the plan, with liberty to erect necessary buildings and docksEA 1/209

(i) William Richards of Swansea, blacksmith; (ii) Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease for 99 years for a piece of ground, 2 houses, and a blacksmiths shop at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea; original lease made 4 January 1779 between (ii) and Rev. Miles Bassett, clerk James Thomas, Phillip Rogers, William Jones and William Jones and William Davies the elder.EA 1/210-210a

(i) Levi Michael of Swansea, silversmith; (ii) Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease for 99 years of 2 houses and gardens on the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea. Original lease made 4 January 1779 between (ii) and Rev. Miles Bassett, clerk James Thomas, Phillip Rogers, William Jones and William Davies the elderEA 1/211

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Levi Michael of Swansea, silversmith. Counterpart lease from (i) to (ii) for 76 years of 2 houses at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea, on surrender of former lease of 4 January 1776EA 1/211a

(i) Rev. Benjamin Jones of Swansea, clerk; (ii) Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease for 99 years of a house, garden and 2 stables at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea. Original lease made 4 January 1779 between (ii) and Rev. Miles Bassett clerk, James Thomas, Phillip Rogers, William Jones and William DaviesEA 1/212

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Rev. Benjamin Jones of Swansea, clerk. Counterpart lease from (i) to (ii) for 76 years for a house, garden and stable in occupation of John Carter and John Miles, shipwright, and a stable in occupation of James Holbrook, gentleman at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea, on surrender of a lease dated 4 January 1779EA 1/212a

(i) Joseph Walder Of Swansea, gentleman; (ii) Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease for a house and outlet in occupation of Sarah Bearsley, widow, house and garden in occupation of Edward Ayrton, and a stable in the occupation of Stephen Jones, Gentleman, at the Burrows in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/213

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) David Davies of Swansea, tallow chandler. Counterpart lease for 61 years from (i) to (ii) for a house with garden and outhouse in (ii)s occupation, 4 houses and 1 garden adjoining and close of land called Cae Pistyll Containing 2 acres, 1 rood, 28 perches in the occupation of John William, gentleman and lying near the brook called Nant y Glasdwr [Nant-y-glas-dwr] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/214a

(i) Thomas Webb of Swansea, wine merchant; (ii) Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease for a house, offices, garden and a stable in (i)s occupation, house in occupation of Anne Lemon, widow, smiths shop in occupation of George Buttress, blacksmith and workshop in (i)s possession at the Burroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/215

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Thomas Webb of Swansea, wine merchant. Counterpart lease for 75 years from (i) to (ii) for a house, garden, offices and stable in (ii)s possession, house in occupation of Anne Lemon, widow smiths shop in occupation of George Buttress blacksmith and workshop in (ii)s occupation. On surrender of lease of 4 January 1779 between (i) and Rev. Miles Bassett and othersEA 1/215a

(i) John Diamond of Swansea, Gentleman; (ii) Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease of a house and garden in occupation of Joseph Davies at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea. Original lease made 4 January 1779 between (ii) and Rev. Miles Bassett and othersEA 1/216

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John Diamond of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 75 years from (i) to (ii) for a house and garden in occupation of Joseph Davies at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea. On surrender of a lease of 4 January 1779EA 1/216a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John Rowland of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 49 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of land (where 2 houses and a corn kiln formerly stood) on which houses have recently been erected and a field or gardens lying to W.S.W. of the fields near the Long House, and lying between this field and the highway from Swansea to CwmbwrlaEA 1/220

(i) James Kempthorne of Constantine, Cornwall, gentleman; (ii) John Jones of St. Helens, co. Glamorgan, esquire. Lease for 58 years from (i) to (ii) of a parcel of ground in occupation of Thomas Rees at the Borroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea, which were originally devised by the Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea to James Thomas on 8 June 1763 for 99 yearsEA 1/221

(i) Levi Michael of Swansea, silversmith; (ii) Jacob Michael of Swansea, silversmith; (iii) The Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease by 1 and 2 and 3, of a house called the Comer House with garden in occupation of William Passmore, mariner at the Burgesses in the Borough of Swansea and a stable adjoining a smiths lodge occupied by William Richards blacksmith at the Burrows in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/222

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) William Tobin of Swansea, innkeeper. Counterpart lease of a house in Swansea called the Bathing House, with the coach house, stable and garden, and two fields adjoining, with the exception of the strip of land used for the Oystermouth Tramroad, for 60 years from 25 Mar. 1806 for £40 annual rent. Includes planEA 1/223

(i) Trustees for the roads in Glamorgan, within the district of Swansea; (ii) Edmund Hughes of Swansea, builder; (iii) Robert Wibberne of Swansea, gentleman, agent for (i) Bargain and sale with feoffment from (i) to (ii) of a house in Wassail St. in the Borough of Swansea, called the Gate and Toll House in occupation of Anne Thomas WidowEA 1/224

(i) Joseph Anthony Simons of Swansea, gentleman; (ii) Anstence, wife of (i); (iii) Robert Tyler of the Inner Temple, London, gentleman, mortgagee of the below mentioned property; (iv) George Jones of Burrows Lodge, Glamorgan, esquire. Lease of 2 acres of land at the Burrows in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/225

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Hugh of Swansea, gardiner. Lease for 60 years of a house with a garden and croft at Wainwen [Waunwen] in the Borough of Swansea with liberty to erect 2 dwelling housesEA 1/226-226a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) George Jones of Burrows Lodge, Glamorgan esquire. Counterpart lease for 13 years from (i) to (ii) of a garden, yard, coach house, stable and offices in Borough of Swansea adjacent to (ii)s plantation to a stable and field in occupation of John Jeffreys, esquire to a road leading from Rutland Place to the BurrowsEA 1/227

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John Evans of the Hill Farm near Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 60 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of waste ground near the Cockett in the Borough of Swansea, with liberty to enclose and to build a cottage therein. Reserving to Duke of Beaufort mineral and quarrying rightsEA 1/228

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John George of Swansea, blacksmith;. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of 3 houses and a smiths forge and garden near a brook called Nant y Glas Dwr in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/229

(i) William Hugh of Swansea, gardiner; (ii) David Phillip of Tyrbach, in the parish of Llangiwg, Glamorgan, farmer. Counterpart lease for 57 years from (i) to (ii) of a house, court and gardens at Wainwen [Waunwen] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/231

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) John David of Swansea, victualler. Counterpart lease for 60 years from (i) to (ii) of 3 cottages with gardens at Wainwen [Waunwen] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/232

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Captain John Austin of Swansea, master mariner. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of ground at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea with a frontage of 64 ft. 6 inches with liberty to erect 3 housesEA 1/233-233a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Michael Williams of Swansea, cordwainer. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of ground at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea, with a frontage of 21 ft. 6 inches situated near Somerset BuildingsEA 1/234-234a

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Captain John Diamond of Swansea, master mariner. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a garden at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea, measuring in length 130 ft and in breadth 30 ft on the west and 70 ft on the east with liberty to erect housesEA 1/235

(i) William Bevan the Elder of Morriston, merchant; (ii) William Buan the Younger of Morriston, merchant; (iii) William Richard of Morriston, merchant. Assignment of a bond in the sum of £182 from (i) and (ii) to (iii). Bond made 10 July 1815 between Burgesses of Swansea and Thomas Lakenford and (i) and (ii) (The Nantrhydyrilas Air Furnace Co.)EA 1/238

(i) Burgesses of Borough of Swansea; (ii) Elizabeth Humphreys of Swansea, widow;. Draft lease from (i) to (ii) of a piece of ground at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea, situated at the east side of a house occupied by Silvanus Dalton, in consideration of her covenant to erect the house as specifiedEA 1/240-240a

(i) Burgesses of Borough of Swansea; (ii) Richard Phillips of east Street, Red Lion Square, co. Middlesex, conveyancer. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of ground situated on the west side of a field belonging to the late June Phillips called Susan Harris Field in the Borough of Swansea, in length towards the road leading to Green Hill 144 ft, in length abutting the side 147 ft., in breadth on the north end 27 ft., and on the south end 27 ft.EA 1/242

(i) Gabriel Middleton Powell of Brecon, esquire; (ii) Mary Mundy of Swansea, widow. Assignment of lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of waste ground near the Female Charity School on the Twmpath in the Borough of Swansea, with a stable and appurtenances, which were demised to (i) for 99 years from 25 March 1819 by the Burgesses of Borough of Swansea on 6 September 1821EA 1/244

(i) Burgesses of Borough of Swansea; (ii) George Llewhelling Of Swansea, shipbuilder. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of ground in the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, as defined in the plan with liberty to build a dock etc. Reserving to (i) right to erect mooring posts, etc. and to take quayage, etc. duesEA 1/245

(i) Burgesses of Borough of Swansea; (ii) Henry Bath of Swansea, merchant. Counterpart lease for 60 years from (i) to (ii) of a wharf at north side of the Ferry House in the Borough of Swansea, with the buildings on it or to be erected in it, bounded by River Tawe on the east, Edward Martins possessions on the south, Oystermouth Rd. on the west and by the Graving Bank on the north, measuring on the east 88 ft., on the south 97 ft., on the west 131 ft., and on the north 193 ft.EA 1/246

(i) Burgesses of Borough of Swansea; (ii) Griffith Walker of Swansea, blockmaker. Counterpart lease for 45 years from (i) to (ii) of 2 cottages and gardens situated near Castell y Merched in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/248

(i) George Harris of Swansea, gentleman Sergeants at the mace of Borough of Swansea; (ii) Rees Howell of Swansea, gentleman, Sergeant of the mace in the Borough of Swansea; (iii) Thomas Bowen of Swansea, mason; (iv) John Williams of Swansea, gentleman. Assignment of lease from 1 and 2 to 4 with 3s consent, of 6 houses, orchard, garden and premises at Wayn Wen [Waunwen] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/249

(i) Mary Williams of Swansea, widow administrators of the will of Michael Williams of Swansea; (ii) Burgesses of Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease for 99 years of a piece of ground at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea, with frontage of 21 ft. 6 inchesEA 1/250

(i) Ester Philips of Swansea, spinster; (ii) Henry Bath of Swansea, merchant; (iii) John Grove Of Swansea, esquire; (iv) Thomas Grove of Swansea, gentleman; (v) Thomas Bigg of Swansea, gentleman; (all of the above are from Phillips, Bath and Co.); (vi) Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease of a ropewalk, warehouse and piece of waste ground adjoining at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea for 99 yearsEA 1/251

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) George Haynes the younger of Swansea, esq. Counterpart lease of a cottage, garden and stable in the occupation of Jenkin Davies Berrington in High Street, Swansea, for 99 years from 25 Mar. 1820 for £7 7s annual rentEA 1/252

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) James Hall and William Jones, gents. Counterpart Lease of Baptist Well Farm, Swansea (25a 17p) for 60 years from 25 Mar. 1821 for £30 annual rent. Includes plan and reference tableEA 1/253

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) John Jones of St Helens, esq. Counterpart lease of a piece of waste land between Gorse Lane and a certain tenement of lands called The Gorse belonging to (ii), measuring 1r 4p, for 60 years from 29 Sep. 1820 for 10s annual rentEA 1/254

(i) John Jones of St. Helens, Co. Glamorgan, esquire; (ii) Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease by (i) to (ii) of plots numbers 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30 and 31 at the Burrows in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/254a

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) Phillips Bath and Co. Counterpart lease of a ropewalk on the Burrows, Swansea, for 60 years from 29 Sep. 1822, for £21 annual rentEA 1/256

(i) Abraham David of Swansea, yeoman; (ii) Thomas David of Swansea, yeoman; (iii) Rees Richards of Swansea, yeoman; (iv) Margaret, wife of (iii); (v) William David of Swansea, labourer; (All of the above are beneficiaries of the will of Abraham David, the father; (vi) Frederick Hickey of Parkwern, Glamorgan, esquire. Assignment of lease of a piece of waste ground with several cottages therein, situated near the Pistle Gwyn [Pistyll-gwyn] in the Borough of Swansea and containing in length from east to west where the house once stood 188 ft and in breadth 54 ft, and in length from the lower part of the lane from east to west 200 ft and in breadth and the upper part thereof 40 ft and in breath at the lower part of the brook 100 ft.EA 1/257

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Isaac Beer of Swansea. Counterpart lease from (i) to (ii) of a plot of ground adjoining the Ferry House and situated at its east end, part of the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea, containing 186 ft in length and 99 ft in breadthEA 1/258

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) William Jones of Swansea, gentleman. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a garden near the Turnpike Gate at Poppet Hill in the Borough of Swansea, containing 38 perches as defined in plan. Reserving to (i) mineral and quarrying rightsEA 1/259

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Frederick Hickey of Parkwern, Glamorgan. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for several cottages, garden and premises near the Pistell Gwyn [Pistyll-gwyn] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/260

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Sylvanus Padley of Swansea, merchant. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a bank and buildings at the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, bounded by house and gardens of Richard Drew and William Howell on the south, the Strand on the west, Grove, Bevan and Co.s bank on the north and the river or embankment directed and approved of by the Swansea Harbour Trustees on the east as defined in the plan. Reserving to (i) right to erect mooring ring-stake within 15 ft of the river embankment, and to enter to collect quayage etc. dues. On surrender of a former leaseEA 1/261

(i) Henry Sockett of Swansea; (ii) William Lewis of Swansea, gentleman, Guardian of the poor of the town of Swansea; (iii) William Gething Williams of Swansea, esquire; (iv) Gething Williams of Swansea, esquire. Deed of exchange of a piece of land in the Borough of Swansea (relating to the former workhouse site on the seafront)EA 1/262

(i) David Davies of Swansea, maltster; (ii) Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease by (i) to (ii) for a house, garden and outhouse, 4 houses and 1 garden adjoining it, and the close called Cae Pistell, near the brook called Nant y Glasdwr [Nant-y-glas-dwr] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/263

(i) Charles Humphreys of Torley Street, Southwark, Gentleman; (ii) Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease by (i) to (ii) of a piece of enclosed ground bounded by the Mount Wall on the north, the road from the Mount to the Beach on the east, lands of Thomas Richards on the south and the Cadle on the west, at the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of SwanseaEA 1/264

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) David Phillip of Llangyfelach, farmer. Counterpart lease of cottages and gardens at Waunwen in the Franchise of Swansea, formerly in the occupation of William Hugh, gardener, for 60 years from 25 Mar. 1827 for £8 10s annual rent. Includes planEA 1/265

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Charlotte Harvey, formerly of Norwich, now of Tyrllandwr near Swansea, Glamorgan. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) of a piece of ground at the Strand in the Borough of Swansea with the brewery and buildings erected thereon, with liberty to take down buildings and to rebuild themEA 1/265a

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) John Henry Vivian of Singleton, Swansea, esq. Lease and counterpart lease of land (14a 3r 38p) at Brynmill, for 99 years from 29 Sep. 1824, for £12 10s annual rent, in consideration of a surrender dated 22 Mar. 1832 of a previous lease (see EA 1/266a). Includes plan indicating that the land is a strip adjoining Brynmill Lane and Brynmill StreamEA 1/266

(i) John Henry Vivian to (ii) Swansea Corporation. Surrender of lands leased by (ii) to Benjamin Rose on 31 Aug. 1796 (see EA 1/206)EA 1/266a

(i) John Powell of Brecon, gentleman, Executor of Thomas Harcourt Powell deceased who was the surviving trustee and executor of the will of Gabriel Powell of Swansea, gentleman; (ii) Burgesses of the Borough of Swansea. Surrender of lease by (i) to (ii) of several parts of the Townhill and 3 lots of the Buroughs [Burrows] in the Borough of Swansea (further defined individually)EA 1/267

(i) William Bonville of the Parade, Carmarthen, gentleman, trustee and executor in the trust of the will of Anne Carder, deceased, widow; (ii) Thomas Tardew of Carmarthen, chemist and druggist; (iii) Maria, wife of (ii), formerly Maria Carder, spinster. Surrender of lease by 1 to 5 at the request of 2 and 3 and 4 of land at the Burrows in the Borough of Swansea, In front, 26 ft. in depth 67 ft. 6 inchesEA 1/268

(i) Swansea Corporation; to (ii) David Francis and (iii) John Richards of Swansea, timber merchants. Counterpart lease of a wharf and buildings on the Strand in the Borough of Swansea, near the River Tawe, for 60 years from 25 Mar. 1834 for £60 annual rentEA 1/269

(i) Swansea Corporation; (ii) Lewis Weston Dillwyn of Sketty Hall, Glamorgan, esquire. Counterpart lease for 99 years from (i) to (ii) for a piece of ground in Borough of Swansea, measuring from east to west 271 ft., from north to south on the east side 114 ft., bounded on the north and west by the Oystermouth Tramroad, on the south by a garden and pleasure grounds belonging to Burrows Lodge, in possession of (ii) and on the east by lands of (i) and with liberty for (ii) to erect dwelling housesEA 1/270

(i) Burgesses of Swansea; (ii)-(v) Trustees of the Swansea and Liverpool Steam Packet. Lease of a wharf situated below the Ferry in the Borough of Swansea, with buildings to be erectedEA 1/270a

(i) Swansea Corporation to (ii) Thomas Edward Thomas of GLanmor, esq., John Grove of Swansea esq., and Robert Eaton of Bryn-y-mor, esq. Lease of the Swansea Infirmary, for 99 years from 30 Sep. 1833 for £5 annual rent, with covenant to permit the premises to be used, occupied and enjoyed as an infirmary for the relief of sick and lame poor from every part of the kingdom both as indoor and outdoor patients (the infirmary referred to was situated on the Burrows), dated 19 Dec. 1835. Includes plan; endorsed with supplementary trust deeds dated 9 Aug. 1849 and 1 Nov. 1869EA 1/271

Bundle of deeds relating to premises at Greenhill, Swansea, surrendered by the executors of the late E. M. Richards, 1842-1916S/EA/1/272/hub

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) Rowland Prichard and Benjamin Treacher, churchwardens, and David Saunders and David Edwards, overseers of the poor for Swansea. Counterpart lease of the House of Industry, following the surrender of the lease to William Tobin dated 28 Sep. 1807, for 99 years from 29 Sep. 1833 for £35 annual rentEA 1/272a

(i) John Powell of Brecon, esq. to (ii) William Gething Williams of Swansea. Assignment of lease for £450 of a house, garden and field called Cae Dellin [Cae Delyn] or Harp Field House, and three fields called the Western FieldsEA 1/273

Schedule of lands belonging to Swansea Corporation affected by a proposed railway from Pottery Mill, Swansea, planned by Messrs. Rowland and YoungEA 1/274

Appointment of Andrew Hamilton esq. as Receiver of the Swansea Corporation to secure repayment of a loan of £25000. There are schedules attached, giving details of Swansea Corporations town estate, Burrows, Waunwen and Greenhill lands (but not Townhill), including list of tenants and occupiers, details of each lease and annual rent, and brief description of property. Also detailed list of tolls payable in Swansea Market, and moorage and import duties levied in the port of SwanseaEA 1/275

Swansea Corporation and their mortgagees, to John Henry Vivian, esq., John Dillwyn Llewelyn of Penllergare, esq., Henry Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn of Park Wern, esq., Robert Eaton of Bryn-y-mor, esq., Henry Knight Eaton of Swansea, merchant, Henry James Bath of Swansea, merchant, Starling Benson of Swansea, esq., Richard White Beor of Swansea, gent., and Charles Thomas Wilson of Swansea, druggist. Conveyance of a piece of land between Goat Street and Cae Banc on which the Boys Lancastrian School is built, in Swansea. Not executed.EA 1/276

(i) Swansea Corporation to (ii) two of the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, to (iii) The Trustees of the Swansea Infirmary (Thomas Edward Thomas, John Dillwyn Llewelyn, Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn, Iltid Thomas and Henry Hussey Vivian). Mortgage for £3200 of the Swansea Corporation Estate and duesEA 1/277

(i) Thomas Gabriel Leaonard Carew Gwyn, to (ii) Lucy Edgar and Joseph Haythorne Edgar. Assignment of lease for £100 of land called the Devatty [Dyfatty] in SwanseaEA 1/278

(i) Henry Ernest of Brecon, gent., to (ii) Evan Matthew Richards of Brooklands, Swansea. Assignment for £510 of a piece of land called The Devatty [Dyfatty] subject to a lease dated 4 Feb. 1785EA 1/279

Appointment of receiver regarding the proposed loan to Swansea Corporation of £3400. Includes full schedule of Swansea Corporation lands and tollsEA 1/280

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii) Edward Starbuck Williams and Charles Michell of Swansea, iron merchants. Counterpart lease of storehouses, buildings and premises between the Liverpool Arms and the public quay in Swansea, for 31 years from 29 Sep. 1866 for £25 annual rent. Includes planEA 1/281

Draft petition of the trustees of Swansea Harbour to the House of Commons requesting new powers for developing the harbourEA 1/282

(i) Samuel Hughes of Swansea, gent., to (ii) William Watts of Swansea, glazier. Lease of a house, stable, outhouse and premises in Goat Street, Swansea, with liberty to pull down the stable and rebuild it as a house at least ten ft. higher than it is currently; for 25 years from 29 Sep. 1809 for £16 16s annual rentEA 1/283

(i) William Ireland Jones of Veranda, esq. to (ii) John Henry Vivian of Singleton, esq., with (iii) John Jackson Price of Swansea, gent. Conveyance by lease and release (both bound together in the same file) for £64 of two houses, gardens and lands at Sketty, on the south side of the road from Swansea to Gower, as shown on the planEA 1/284

Recepit by the Deputy Clerk of the Peace for Glamorgan, Thomas Deloux, for the map or plan of the proposed improvement of Swansea HarbourEA 1/285

(i) Thomas Hanson of Swansea, cabinet maker, to (ii) Ann Beer of Swansea, widow. Mortgage by lease and release for £150 of a house, shop and premises and garden in Frog Street, Swansea, bounded by Frog Street on the north and Wassail Street on the south, in the occupation formerly of William Thomas, grocer, now of Isaac Beer, grocerEA 1/286

(i) Swansea Corporation, to (ii)-(v) John Henry Vivian and his trustees. Feoffment to uses for £508 of land at the Brynmills in the Franchise of SwanseaEA 1/287

Building lease applicationsS/EA/2/hub

Estate maps and registers of property belonging to Swansea CorporationS/EA/3/hub

Surveys relating to SwanseaS/EA/4/hub

Manorial recordsS/EA/5/hub

Deeds relating to Swansea School Board properties and other deedsS/EA/6/hub

Title deeds and leases relating mainly to properties at Brynmelyn and Greenhill, Swansea, 1630-1750. These deeds were found in two bundles, one containing deeds labelled A, E. K and L, and the other containing the rest. Both included notes by W. C. Rogers, former Estate Agent of Swansea made in 1942. He used them in his Swansea and Glamorgan Calendar (edited by Bernard Morris, and published by West Glamorgan Archive Service under the title Historic Swansea) where he refers to them as the Brynmelyn Deeds.S/EA/7/hub

Various deeds and leases of premises in Swansea, Oystermouth and Waunarlwydd, 1763-1944. There is no discernible original order to this series, so they have been arranged in date order.S/EA/8/hub

Pre-registration title deeds of properties in SwanseaS/EA/9/hub

Papers relating to the North Dock Abandonment Act 1928, 1913-1971. Swanseas North Dock was built in the 180s out of a bend in the River Tawe near to the town. The course of the river was straightened by the creation of the New Cut, and its former course turned into the North Dock, which was opened in 1852. By the 1920s, following the opening of larger docks to the east of the River Tawe, the North Dock was largely redundant and the Great Western Railway Company, its owners, proposed to close it. This resulted in the passage of the Great Western Railway (North Dock Abandonment) Act, 1928. The dock closed to shipping in 1930 and the upper part was filled in, leaving the North Dock Basin open until 1969, when it was filled in. New roads were built and the site eventually redeveloped for retail.S/EA/10/hub

Walters Ffynone Estate, 1750-1939S/EA/11/hub

Papers relating to the acquisition and provenance of Swanseas charters and other papers, 1718-1895S/EA/12/hub

Records relating to the collection of rentsS/EA/30-32/hub

Correspondence files, 1930s-1970sS/EA/51/hub

Records relating to Requisitioned propertiesS/EA/60/hub

Records relating to the Redevelopment of SwanseaS/EA/61/hub

Papers from the office of Bernard Morris, former Swansea City Estate Agent, c. 1880-1980. Bernard H. Morris (1932-2012) worked in the Estates Department of Swansea City Council, becoming City Estate Agent later in his career. He was a keen and knowledgeable local historian and long-term member of the Gower Society. These records consist of a miscellany of reports and other items collected by him in the course of his work and transferred to Swansea City Archives in 1989.S/EA/150/hub

Sales catalogues collected by the Estates Department, relating mainly to properties in SwanseaS/EA/180/hub

Market Managers Office RecordsS/EA/200-215/hub

Swansea City Council, Estates Department photographs, slides and negativesS/EA/ES1/hub

Medical Officer of Health's DepartmentS/HE/hub

Swansea City Council: Leisure Services DepartmentS/LE/hub

Swansea City Council: Planning DepartmentS/PL/hub

Town Clerk's DepartmentS/TC/hub

Treasurer's DepartmentS/TR/hub