Lease of two arches under Victoria Park Bridge (i.e. the Slip Bridge), Swansea, from the Corporation to R. E. Jones Ltd

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

Borough Architect's DepartmentS/BA/hub

Borough Engineer's DepartmentS/BE/hub

Borough Estate Agent's DepartmentS/EA/hub

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

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

Bundle of deeds relating to a lease of land for Townhill School, including lease dated 9 Sep. 1763 of land at Townhill with the road from Sketty to the Long House on the east, and the road from Pantygwydr to Cwrt-saison to the south, from Swansea Corporation to Hugh Powell of Swansea, gent.; also conveyance and duplicate conveyance of a piece of land on Townhill Road, Townhill, from Swansea Corporation to the School Board of the United School District of Swansea, dated 24 Mar. 1885. Includes plans.EA 8/1

Licence to build a crane for unloading ships on the new quay near the jetty head and capstans with covering buildings near the eastern point near the ferry boat house in Swansea, Swansea Corporation to William Jones of Swansea, merchantEA 8/2

Lease of a piece of land near the Ferry House on the Burroughs, Swansea, for building a house and carrying on a ship-building business, Swansea Corporation to Isaac Griffiths of Swansea, ships carpenterEA 8/3

Lease from Swansea Corporation to John Gevers of London and Thomas Ingman of Swansea, iron founders, of premises in Swansea called the Pottery, otherwise the Foundry, formerly called the Old Copper Works, along with a garden and bank adjoining and a dock nearby. Includes separate plan, ink and watercolour, scale approximately 52 feet to 1 inch.EA 8/4

Counterpart lease for 50 years for £5 annual rent, the Burgesses of Swansea to John Morris of Clasemont, esq., land forming part of the bank of the River Tawe in Swansea. Includes plan.EA 8/5

Lease of a bank on the Strand, Swansea, Swansea Corporation to William Padley of Swansea, gent. Includes plan.EA 8/6

Lease of the Swansea Brewery, situated on the east side of the Strand, Swansea, for £5 annual rent, from the Swansea Corporation to Henry Bonham, William Chesson Shepherd, Charles Collins, William Grove and John Jones, trustees of the brewery company. Includes planEA 8/7

Counterpart lease for 32 years for £5 annual rent, the Burgesses of Swansea to William Chesson Shepherd of Swansea, brewer, land on the Strand, Swansea, including the Swansea Brewery. Includes plan.EA 8/8

Lease of a warehouse and piece of land near the Ropewalk, Swansea, Swansea Corporation to Esther Phillips of Swansea, spinster and William Grove of Swansea, gent. Includes plan.EA 8/9

Surrender of lease of houses, a bank and dock on the Strand, Swansea, Esther Phillips, William Grove, Richard Phillips, William Jones and John Grove to Swansea CorporationEA 8/10

Lease of wharf ground on the Strand, Swansea (no. 3), Swansea Corporation to Calvert Richard Jones of Veranda, Swansea, esq. Includes plan.EA 8/11

Lease of two wharfs ground on the Strand, Swansea, nos. 4 and 5, Swansea Corporation to Thomas Lockwood of Danygraig, esq. Includes plan.EA 8/12

Surrender of lease of 22 Nov. 1798 of the brewery on the Strand, Swansea with the adjoining wharf for transporting goods, George Haynes of Swansea, esq. to Swansea Corporation.EA 8/13

Counterpart lease of the brewery and adjacent wharf on the Strand, Swansea, Swansea Corporation to George Haynes of Swansea, esq. Includes plan. Note to the effect that the lease was surrendered and a new one granted to Miss Charlotte Harvey, 16 Oct. 1827.EA 8/14

Counterpart lease of wharf ground on the Strand, Swansea, Swansea Corporation to William Spencer of Swansea, papermaker. Plan has been cut out of the document.EA 8/15

Counterpart lease for 99 years, the Burgesses of Swansea to Calvert Richard Jones of Veranda, esq.; piece of wharf ground (no. 3) in Swansea. Includes planEA 8/16

Lease for 99 years, the Burgesses of Swansea to William Spencer of Swansea, paper maker; a piece of wharf ground (no. 7) in Swansea. Includes planEA 8/17

Lease for 99 years, the Burgesses of Swansea to Captain John Diamond; a garden on the Burrows, Swansea, with liberty to build a house there. Includes plan.EA 8/18

Assignment of lease of houses adjoining the river in Swansea dated 5 Jan. 1792, Benjamin Rose of Swansea, to Mr Thomas Bigg in trust for Messrs. Joseph Gibbins, Robert Eaton and Joseph GibbinsEA 8/19

Assignment of Lease for £40, John Diamond of Swansea, master mariner, son and heir of John Diamond, master mariner, to Thomas Powell of Swansea, draper; a garden on the Burrows, Swansea, with liberty to build a house there, subject to a lease dated 28 Sep. 1810.EA 8/20

Surrender of lease, Edward Hughes of Swansea, esq., William Grove of Swansea, esq., executors of William Padley, merchant, deceased, with Silvanus Padley of Swansea, merchant, Mary Padley, spinster, Nathaniel Seccombe of Plymouth, surgeon and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of William Padley, Timothy Padley of Swansea, merchant, and Paul Padley of London, land surveyor, children of William Padley, to the Burgesses of Swansea; a bank and buildings on the Strand, Swansea, originally leased on 31 Dec. 1795EA 8/21

Assignment of Lease for £40, Thomas Powell of Swansea, draper to John Diamond of Swansea, master mariner; a garden on the Burrows, Swansea, with liberty to build a house there, subject to a lease dated 28 Sep. 1810EA 8/22

Surrender of lease of part of the Pottery otherwise the Foundry called the Old Copper Works and a house and garden and bank on the Strand, Swansea, dated 17 Jan. 1793, Lewis Weston Dillwyn of Penllergaer, esq. to Swansea CorporationEA 8/23

Lease of cottages and gardens in the occupation of Henry Perrott and David Thomas, with fields adjoining, on the road from Swansea to Pontarddulais, Swansea Corporation to Peter Williams. Includes plan.EA 8/24

Bundle of deeds relating to a piece of land on The Parade, Swansea, later Quay Parade, adjoining the Oystermouth Tramroad, later including a warehouse and the Arches Hotel. Includes the wills of Thomas Hazel, 5 Feb. 1861, James Hazel, 10 Apr. 1906, and Mrs Mary Hazel, 20 May 1913.EA 8/25

Lease and counterpart lease of several fields or closes of land to the north of the rope yard of Messrs. Phillips, Bath and Co., on the road from Swansea to the Medic Hall, from Thomas Edward Thomas of Swansea, esq. to William Cox of the Franchise of Swansea, yeoman. Includes plan.EA 8/26-27

Bundle of pre-registration title deeds of nos. 1 and 2 Cambrian Place, Swansea, beginning with a building lease granted by the Corporation to Miss Eleanor Bassett for two houses dated 5 Sep. 1825, and including probate records of the lessee, subsequent underleases, assignments, mortgages, agreements, and schedules of deedsEA 8/28

Surrender of a lease of the brewery on the Strand, Swansea dated 29 Sep. 1808, David Tennant, John Parsons, Thomas Powell and Charlotte Harvey to Swansea CorporationEA 8/29

Bundle of leases and assignments relating to nos. 69-72 Carmarthen Road, SwanseaEA 8/30

Lease of building ground in Adelaide Place, Swansea, on which were built the Adelaide Hotel and a shop to the rearEA 8/31

Assignment of articles of agreement and of a piece of land called the Kennel Field and fourteen houses agreed to be leased, by way of a mortgage for £600, the Clarence Building Society to Mr Robert William Tindall Williams of Swansea, wine and spirit merchantEA 8/32

Mortgage for £170, John Howell to Jane Beer and Eleanor Beer, spinsters, of a leasehold house on Pleasant Row, SwanseaEA 8/33

Lease of a piece of land at the corner of York Street and Victoria Road, adjoining the Girls Free School, on which are built nos. 11 and 12 York Street, from the Corporation to Thomas RosserEA 8/34

Bundle of leases, mortgages, conveyances and assignments relating to nos. 5 (later no. 11), 6, 9 (later no. 15) and 10 (later no. 16) Clarence Terrace, SwanseaEA 8/35

Lease of four pieces of ground with the four houses built there being nos. 5, 6, 9 and 10 Clarence Terrace, Swansea, from William Cox to Mrs Mary GuyEA 8/36

Bundle of deeds relating to no. 14 (formerly no. 7), Clarence Terrace, SwanseaEA 8/37

Bundle of leases, assignments and mortgages relating to houses on Clarence Terrace, Swansea, including nos. 2, 3 (later no. 9), 4, 5, 6, 7, 11 (later no. 17)EA 8/38

Bundle of deeds relating to no. 12 Clarence Terrace, Swansea (later to become no. 18 Clarence Terrace)EA 8/39

Lease from Levi Michael, Michael John Michael and Jacob Michael to James Cunningham and George Thomas, of a house on Wind Street, Swansea, formerly in the occupation of Joseph CockEA 8/40

Copy lease from Swansea Corporation to Thomas Thomas, gent., of 2 fields on the Burrows, Swansea, and also a field called Goose Island, with power to build on themEA 8/41

Counterpart lease of a wharf and premises on the Strand, Swansea, below the ferry and adjoining the town hall, from Swansea Corporation to the Trustees of the Swansea and Liverpool Steam Packet Company. Includes plan.EA 8/42

Copy lease from Swansea Corporation to James Evans of a piece of ground in the Borough of Swansea on Carmarthen Road, for building purposes (later no. 13 Carmarthen Road). Includes plan.EA 8/43

Lease of a piece of land with no. 7 Clarence Terrace, Swansea, from William Cox to Thomas EvansEA 8/44

Lease of a piece of land with no. 1 Clarence Terrace, Swansea, from William Cox to William JenkinsEA 8/45

Lease of a piece of land with no. 2 Clarence Terrace, Swansea, from William Cox to John Jones and Joseph GuyEA 8/46

Lease of a piece of land with no. 8 Clarence Terrace, Swansea, from William Cox to Cornelius SmithEA 8/47

Lease of a piece of land with no. 11 Clarence Terrace, Swansea, from William Cox to David JenkinEA 8/48

Lease of a piece of land with no. 12 Clarence Terrace, Swansea, from William Cox to Richard JonesEA 8/49

Bundle of deeds relating to no. 12 (formerly no. 6), Clarence Terrace, SwanseaEA 8/50

Conveyance in fee of a house in High Street, Swansea called the Black Horse with a shop adjoining, from Mrs Ann Taylor Perrott to Joseph AndrewEA 8/51

Mortgage in fee for £150, Joseph Andrew to Mrs Mary Habakkuk, of a house on High Street, Swansea called the Black Horse, with a shop adjoining. Includes reconveyance in satisfaction of mortgage, 1 Oct. 1847EA 8/52

Deeds relating to no. 14 Singleton Street, Swansea, beginning with a building lease from Calvert Richard Jones to Captain Thomas Phillips, 18 Dec. 1840EA 8/53

Envelope containing a lease from Swansea Corporation to John Thomas of a piece of land on Swan Row, Swansea, to build 3 houses on, dated 12 Dec. 1844, and assignment of lease from William Thomas to Thomas Evans, of no. 13 Swan Row, Swansea, dated 15 Dec. 1900EA 8/54

Leases and underleases of building land in Cradock Street, Swansea, from Calvert Richard Jones to Joseph Richards, and then from Joseph Richards to David Thomas. Includes plansEA 8/55-57

Lease for 99 years for £70 annual rent, James James of Swansea, gent. and Thomas Morris of Fairy Grove, Swansea, farmer, with William Mahon Maxwell and Lewis Weston Dillwyn, to John Henry Vivian, Richard Aubrey, Timothy Brimble Essery, George Gwynne Bird, Charles Henry Smith, Starling Benson, George Grant Francis, Thomas Edward Thomas, Michael John Michael and John Richardson, trustees of the Swansea Free Grammar School; piece of land, part of Belle Vue Field, Mount Pleasant, Swansea, with an access road to Grove Place [for the new Swansea Grammar School]. Includes plan.EA 8/58

Bundle of deeds relating to no. 4 Clarence Terrace, SwanseaEA 8/59

Mortgage for £75, John Davies to the Trustees of the Swansea Provident Benefit Building Society, of a piece of land with a house in the process of being built on it at Langdon Place, SwanseaEA 8/60

Lease of a piece of land on Clarence Terrace, Swansea, with liberty to build two houses there, from Frederick William Lewis and his mortgagees to Thomas Jones. Includes plan.EA 8/61

Lease from Thomas Attward, with Mr and Mrs Spooner, to William Williams of Ynysmeudwy, brick manufacturer, of a piece of land called the Croft by the Village in the parish of Oystermouth, with power to mine for clay thereEA 8/62

Mortgage for £127 10s, Miss Elizabeth Ann Davies to the trustees of the 2nd Swansea Provident Benefit Building Society, of a piece of land called Cae Bank, with houses built there, at Greenhill, SwanseaEA 8/63

Mortgage for £345, Evan Jones to the trustees of the Union Benefit Building Society, of leasehold premises on James Street, SwanseaEA 8/64

Mortgage for £90, William Gould to the trustees of the Second Swansea Provident Benefit Building Society, of leasehold ground with a house built there, on Jersey Street, Hafod, SwanseaEA 8/65

Assignment of lease for £900 of Townhill Farm in the parish of Swansea, Henry Ernest late of Brecon, now of London, gent., to Thomas Rees of Swansea, brewer. Includes plan and schedule giving details of acreages and land use of each field.EA 8/66

Mortgage for £200 15s, Evan Harris to the Swansea Central Benefit Building Society, of two leasehold houses on Rodney Street, part of the Burrows Fields, SwanseaEA 8/67

Mortgage for £80, William Howells to the trustees of the 4th Swansea Benefit Building Society, of a piece of land with 2 houses built there, on New Street, Hafod, SwanseaEA 8/68

Mortgage for £345, Evan Jones to the Trustees of the Second Union Benefit Building Society, of leasehold premises in James Street, SwanseaEA 8/69

Mortgage for £91, John Howell to the trustees of the 4th Swansea Benefit Building Society, of a piece of land and 3 dwelling houses situated at Tir-landwr in St Thomas, near SwanseaEA 8/70

Assignment of leasehold lands, quarries, cottages and hereditaments at Dyfatty, Swansea, from Evan Matthew Richards esq. to Swansea Corporation. Includes schedule of properties and their tenants, including houses and sheds at the junction of Carmarthen Road and Llangyfelach Road, quarry adjoining Carmarthen Road, cottages and gardens called Greenhill Cottages and Pantyrheos.EA 8/71

Surrender, Henry Charles, Duke of Beaufort to the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Swansea; land called the Dyfatty Field, Swansea, subject to a lease dated 20 Dec. 1775. Includes plan.EA 8/72

Counterpart lease of a piece of building ground at Waunwen, Swansea, from the Rev. David Williams to Thomas Harris. Includes plan.EA 8/73

Apportionment of rent, from Swansea Corporation to the Llanelli Railway and Dock Company, of leasehold premises in Bathurst Street, Sloane Street and Paxton Street, Swansea, leased by Swansea Corporation to Thomas Thomas on 19 June 1835. Includes plan.EA 8/74

Lease and counterpart lease of a piece of land fronting the Terrace Road, Swansea, for building 6 houses, from Swansea Corporation to John Glover of Swansea, merchant. Includes plan. Also, surrender of lease dated 6 Oct. 1866.EA 8/75

Assignment of Lease for £100; John Williams of Gwillis Fawr [Gwenlais-fawr], farmer, to Thomas Jones of Swansea, joiner; land with 2 houses built there on Clarence Terrace, Swansea, subject to a lease dated 20 Dec. 1853EA 8/76

Mortgage for £1000, the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Swansea to Miss Sarah Jenkins; premises belonging to the Corporation of Swansea. Endorsed with reconveyance dated 7 Mar. 1882EA 8/77

Deeds relating to nos. 96 and 97 Carmarthen Road, Swansea (relating to an underlease vested in Mrs Abraham)EA 8/78

Counterpart Lease for 96 years for £3 5s annual rent, William Thomas, William Watkins and David Jenkins of Swansea, builders, to Henry Willoughby Michael of Swansea, accountant; a house and land on the west side of Russell Street, Swansea. Includes plan.EA 8/79

Counterpart Lease for 96 years for £3 5s annual rent, William Thomas, William Watkins and David Jenkins of Swansea, builders, to Thomas Williams Morgan of Swansea, painter and glazier; a house and land on the west side of Russell Street, Swansea. Includes plan.EA 8/80

Mortgage for £95, with power of sale, of a leasehold house on Baptist Well Street, Waunwen, Swansea, from John Jones to the trustees of the 5th Union Benefit Building SocietyEA 8/81

Bundle of deeds relating to premises on Clarence Terrace and Wellington Street, SwanseaEA 8/82

Bundle of deeds relating to no. 7 (formerly no. 1), Clarence Terrace, SwanseaEA 8/83

Underlease and counterpart underlease, from Benjamin Rees to George Bowden, of a piece of land on the west side of Baptist Well Street, Swansea, with covenant to build a house there. Includes plan.EA 8/84-85

Lease for 75 years for £13 4s annual rent, the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Swansea to Edwin Wales of Swansea, builder; land at Sciborfach Street, Swansea for 6 houses. Includes planEA 8/86

Underlease and Counterpart Underlease for 75 years for £4 10s annual rent, Edwin Wales of Swansea, builder to Richard May Wales of Swansea, mason; two houses on Sciborfach Street, Swansea. Includes plan.EA 8/87-88

Underlease of a piece of land on Llangyfelach Road, situated at Pentrepoeth, Swansea, from Henry Davies to Thomas Harris. Includes planEA 8/89

Duplicate deed of apportionment from Swansea Corporation to Lewis Llewelyn Dillwyn of Hendrefoilan, esq., MP and the Swansea Improvements and Tramways Company, relating to land to the north of the pottery and adjoining the tramroad from Swansea to the Pentre and the road to Morriston near to the old flint mill. Includes plan.EA 8/90

Lease of a piece of land at the junction of the road from Morriston to Clydach and the road to Pontlasse, part of Ynysforgan Farm in the parish of Llangyfelach, with power to build up to five houses, from Henry de la Beche Dillwyn esq. to William Daniel. Includes plan.EA 8/91

Lease for 14 years from Swansea Borough to Thomas Williams, of Pen-y-graig Farm in the parish of Swansea. Includes schedule of fields and covenants regarding maintenance of farm premises.EA 8/92

Lease for 99 years for £4 10s annual rent, the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Swansea to the Rev. James George Gauntlet of Swansea, clerk in holy orders; a piece of building land on Clifton Row and Quarry Street, Swansea. Includes plan.EA 8/93

Licence to lay down a pipe in Swansea Bay, from the Duke of Beaufort to the Swansea Baths and Laundry Company. Includes plan with the proposed site for baths marked.EA 8/94

Lease and counterpart lease of building ground at Well Street, Swansea, from Swansea Urban Sanitary Authority to John Thomas Brown. Includes plan. Endorsed with surrender of lease dated 12 May 1885.EA 8/95-96

Copy deeds relating to houses at the junction of Duke Street and Neath Road, MorristonEA 8/97

Counterpart lease from the County Borough of Swansea to James Taylor of the stone quarry called Cockett Quarry, situated between the Cockett Inn and Hill House, at Cockett, Swansea, for 7 years. Includes plan.EA 8/98

Lease of land and buildings on the corner of High Street and Croft Street, Swansea, from the Swansea Urban Sanitary Authority to William John Ridd. Includes plan.EA 8/99

Bundle of deeds relating to a septic tank and pipeline in Langland Bay, intended to be conveyed to Swansea County Borough Council in 1921EA 8/100

Assignment of lease from David Grey to James Burns, of no. 14 Hewson Street, SwanseaEA 8/101

Attested copy release of a rent charge upon Trinity Church schoolroom, Swansea Urban Sanitary Authority to the Rev. Alfred Augustus Mathews, vicar of Holy Trinity Church, Edward Nugent Bellingham, Joseph Hall, Thomas Charles, William Griffith Davies and Alfred Edward Lane, trustees.EA 8/102

Lease of a piece of land behind houses at the corner of Colbourne Street and Waun Wen Road, Swansea, from the Corporation to John Jones. Includes planEA 8/103

Underlease of no. 1 Clarence Terrace, Swansea, from Martha Jayne to Edgar HosgoodEA 8/104

Assignment of underlease of no. 1 Clarence Terrace, Swansea, from Edgar Hosgood to Miss Sarah Jane ClarkEA 8/105

Lease of nos. 2 and 2a, College Street, Swansea, from the Corporation to Alfred DaviesEA 8/106

Assignment of leasehold house, no. 7 Prospect Place, Swansea, from Griffith Jenkins Hall and William Hubert Henry Hanson to Francis le Boulanger. Includes licence to assign from Swansea Corporation.EA 8/107

Deed packet containing lease and counterpart lease of a piece of land fronting the road leading from North Hill Road to the Jews Burial Ground with power to build two houses, from Swansea Corporation to Morgan Phillips. Includes plan. Endorsed: surrender of lease, 21 July 1910.EA 8/108

Lease of a piece of land, coalshed and stables at Gorse Road, Cwmbwrla, Swansea, from the Corporation to William David Davies. Includes planEA 8/109

Duplicate Grant, the Duke of Beaufort to Oystermouth Urban District Council, of an easement for laying down a sewage outfall and other works at the Mumbles. Includes planEA 8/110

Counterpart Lease for 60 years for £30 5s annual rent, the Duke of Beaufort to the Oystermouth and District Water Works Company Ltd.; two pieces of land at Caswell Bay, one with a pumping house on it, and with power to construct a tank and another pumping house on the other. Includes planEA 8/111

Lease of no. 122 Carmarthen Road, Swansea, leased by the corporation to Mrs Mary ClementEA 8/112

Lease of land and stables adjoining Gorse Road, Cwmbwrla, from Swansea Corporation to Mrs Catherine LewisEA 8/113

Agreement, Emma Venn of West Cross to Oystermouth Urban District Council, to let a field (no. 124 on the OS map) at West Cross, for a rubbish dumpEA 8/114

Lease of a piece of land in York Street, Swansea, from the Corporation to Messrs. Oscar Evans and John Ivor Evans, trading as the South Dock Engineering CompanyEA 8/115

Lease of a piece of ground at the rear of premises between Lion Stores and Cambria Cold Storage, on the Strand, Swansea, from the Corporation to Mr Edward EnglandEA 8/116

Schedule of dilapidations for properties leased by Swansea Corporation to William Jenkins and John Jenkins, as follows: 1-8 Chapel Street, 1-4 North Prospect, 1-5 Green Row, Mission Hall, 4-15 Green Row, Stables and Stores, 12-22 Mill Street, 1-5 Mill Row, 21-45 Greenhill Street (including premises, late the Upper Lamb public house), and 1-3 Greenhill Lane. The schedule includes detailed descriptions of all the repairs needed to these propertiesEA 8/117

Lease of two arches under Victoria Park Bridge (i.e. the Slip Bridge), Swansea, from the Corporation to R. E. Jones LtdEA 8/118

Agreements and promotional material relating to the supply and erection of water tube boilers and boiler house plant at the electricity station, SwanseaEA 8/119

Surrender of lease, Frederick Ffitch Mason to Swansea Corporation, of premises comprised in a lease dated 8 Aug. 1823 on which have been built Wellington Hall, Clarence House and nos. 1-18 Clarence Terrace, SwanseaEA 8/120

Lease of land in Gloucester Place and Burrows Place, Swansea, from the Corporation to Messrs. John Glasbrook Sons and Company LtdEA 8/121

Counterpart Lease for 9½ years for £47 10s annual rent, the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the County Borough of Swansea to Acklands Motor Garage Ltd., premises in York Street, Swansea. Includes plan.EA 8/122

Counterpart Lease for 7 years for 5s annual rent, Swansea County Borough Council to Albert Clement of 88 Carmarthen Road, tinworker, Stephen James Merrell of 4 Peter Street, fuelworker, John Hugglestone of 100 Carmarthen Road, fitters labourer and Thomas William Howells of 3 Hall Terrace, tin worker; land for the erection of a wooden building off Carmarthen Road, Fforestfach, near the junction with Ysguborfach Street. Includes planEA 8/123

Lease of a shop and stores, Quay Parade, Swansea, from Swansea Corporation to M. D. StevensEA 8/124

Lease of nos. 1 and 2 Cambrian Place, Swansea, from the Corporation to J. C. NapierEA 8/125

Lease of no. 24 Cae Pistyll Street, Swansea, from Swansea Corporation to James JonesEA 8/126

Lease of premises formerly known as the Lifeboat Coffee Tavern, Quay Parade, Swansea, from Swansea Corporation to J. Barron PascoeEA 8/127

Counterpart Lease for 2 years for £620 annual rent, Swansea County Borough Council to David John Bassett of Rosehill, Swansea, hotel proprietor; premises known as the Great Western Hotel, High Street, SwanseaEA 8/128

Agreement between the County Borough of Swansea and Thomas Spragg and Gilbert Spragg for building on 18 acres of land at Cwmgwyn, Glanmor, Swansea, between Townhill Road and Glanmor Road. Includes plan.EA 8/129

Award of William Ware esq. as umpire on the sale and purchase of 7 Wind Street, SwanseaEA 8/130

Agreement to lease a field at Mumbles called Dove Field, near Oystermouth Castle, the Duke of Beaufort to John Knight ClementEA 8/131

Lease of land with Carmarthen Road Congregational Church, from Swansea Corporation to the trustees of the churchEA 8/132

Agreement for a lease of land on Townhill Road, Swansea, from Swansea Corporation to John Oliver Watkins, for building 3 houses. Includes plan.EA 8/133

Surrender of lease of no. 29 Carmarthen Road, Swansea, Walter Prichard to Swansea CorporationEA 8/134

Lease from the Glanmor Estate Ltd to David Ivor Saunders, of 1 piece of land, plot 169, on Pinewood Road, Swansea; also mortgage from the lessee to Swansea Corporation for £100EA 8/135

Agreement for lease for 99 years for unspecified annual rent, Swansea County Borough Council to Rees Jones of 6 Verandah Terrace, Sketty; land on the north side of Townhill Road, Swansea, for building an unspecified number of houses. Includes plan.EA 8/136

Agreement for lease for 99 years for £15 annual rent, Swansea County Borough Council to Francis George Ace of 40 Tycoch Road, Sketty, builder; land on the west side of Townhill Road, Tycoch, near to the junction with Tycoch Road, for building two houses. Includes plan.EA 8/137

Lease of no. 3 Hall Street, Swansea, from Swansea Corporation to Mr Ernest Jordan BrightEA 8/138

Agreement for lease of land on Townhill Road, near the junction with Tycoch Road, Swansea, for building 2 houses, from the Corporation to Arthur Lionel Mansel. Includes planEA 8/139

Abstract of title of the Fforestfach Owners Ltd., a registered industrial and providential society, to nos. 9 and 11 (formerly nos. 5 and 6) New Road, Garden Village, Fforestfach, SwanseaEA 8/140

Contract for the installation of heating and hot water at Hill House, SkettyEA 8/141

Supplemental deed relating to Glenview Bungalow, Gorse Road, Swansea. Includes planEA 8/142

Building agreement relating to a new house on St Elmo Avenue, on the Grenfell Park estate, St Thomas, SwanseaEA 8/143

Counterpart agreement for an annual tenancy for £200 annual rent, Swansea County Borough Council to J. Barron Pascoe of 7 Gower Street, Swansea; premises formerly known as the Lifeboat Coffee Tavern, 5 Quay Parade, SwanseaEA 8/144

Lease from Swansea Corporation to Peter White of land on Berwick Terrace, Swansea, facing the Jews Burial Ground. Includes plan.EA 8/145

Assignment of lease for £225, William Thomas of Sea View, Penclawdd, builder and William Henry Davies of Penlan, Penclawdd, to Emma Elizabeth Craddock of 14 Hewson Street, widow; land and a house, no. 14 Hewson Street, Swansea, subject to a lease from Swansea County Borough Council dated 31 Oct. 1883. Includes licence to assign.EA 8/146

Agreement for lease of building land at Cockett Road, Swansea, between the Corporation and Thomas Spragg and Gilbert Spragg. Includes planEA 8/147

Agreement for lease of building land at Cockett Road, Swansea, from the Corporation to Thomas Spragg and Gilbert Spragg. Includes planEA 8/148

Agreement for the lease of building land at Eigen Crescent, Townhill, from the Corporation to Sidney Owen. Includes planEA 8/149

Agreements for lease of building land at Cockett Road, Swansea, from the Corporation to Thomas Spragg and Gilbert Spragg. Includes planEA 8/150-151

Agreement for lease of building land at the junction of Lon Gwynfryn and Lon Cadog, Townhill, Swansea, from Swansea Corporation to Melancthon Jenkins, William Melancthon Jenkins and Sidney Jenkins. Includes planEA 8/152

Agreement for lease for 99 years for £8 annual rent, Swansea County Borough Council to Henry Rogers of 6 Mayhill, Swansea and David Isaac Davies of 4 Nicander Parade, Mayhill, builders; land on Eigen Crescent, Swansea, for the erection of two houses. Includes plan.EA 8/153

Agreement for lease of building land at the junction of Eigen Crescent and Penygraig Road, Townhill, Swansea, from the Corporation to James Cole. Includes planEA 8/154

Agreements for lease of building land at Graiglwyd Road, Swansea, from the Corporation to Thomas Spragg and Gilbert Spragg. Includes planEA 8/155-156

Lease of land at Gorse Road, including the Mission Hall, from Swansea Corporation to the trustees of the mission hall. Includes location planEA 8/156

Lease of no. 53 Carmarthen Road, Swansea, from the Corporation to Henry PageEA 8/157

Lease of no. 54 Carmarthen Road, Swansea, from the Corporation to William Alexander WayneEA 8/158

Agreement between the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries and Swansea Corporation regarding the payment of dues for allotmentsEA 8/159

Abstracts of title and conveyance of nos. 38 and 39 Clydach Road, Morriston, SwanseaEA 8/160

Agreement for the lease of land with Cliveden, at the junction of Stanley Terrace and Mount Pleasant, Swansea, from the Corporation to John Charles Oliver. Includes planEA 8/161

Agreement for lease of building land at Penygraig Road, Swansea, from the Corporation to Henry Rogers and David Isaac Davies. Includes planEA 8/162

Bundle of abstracts of title to nos. 1-6, Bridge Street, WaunarlwyddEA 8/163

Counterpart lease from Swansea Corporation to John Edmond of a piece of land with a passage thereto in Goat Street, Swansea, adjoining the theatre. Includes plan.EA 8/164

Assignment of lease for £215 of no. 14 Hewson Street, Swansea, from William Davies and John Bennett to Mr Joseph Andrew WebberEA 8/165

Agreement for lease of water rights to provide a water supply for the village of Glais, Messrs. F. James, H. Kirkhouse and W. T. Rees to the Llangyfelach Rural District CouncilEA 8/166

Assignment of lease for £190 of no. 14 Hewson Street, Swansea, from T. H. Whitefoot to Daniel ThomasEA 8/167

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