Abstract of title of Wm Henry Harding of 1b Mirador Crescent in county borough of Swansea, builder, to leasehold premises known as 1, Mirador Crescent, Swansea, 7 Sep 1875 - 24 Jun 1909. 1909

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Lease, for 99 years, for the lives of (ii) and Elizabeth, his new wife and Jane, his daughter, for £13 6s 8d, rent 16s yearly and couple of capons at feast of the Nativity of Lord God and one days reaping of corn every harvest and one days cutting of furze yearly upon reasonable warning and 10s heriot, 22 Jul 1620; (i) Jenkin Francklen of Swansey (Swansea), esquire, to (ii) Jenkin David (es) of llanridien (Llanrhidian), gent: Meadow called Francklens mead(owe), two parcels of arable land called tir John Owen, parcel of wild ground thereunto belonging called Wern Powll, parcel of arable land and meadow called kayre bach, seven ridges or butts of arable land lying in close of lands called Pant glas together with all (i)s part of piece of wild ground called Moneth yssa (Mynydd Isaf), all being in parish of Llanrhidian, now in tenure of (ii); Endorsed: agreement that all coal and coal mines and mines of coal excepted and reserved to (i), his heirs and assigns, and that heriot shall be paid upon every alienation and upon decease of every tenantD/D SB 16/1

Lease (and counterpart), for 99 years, for lives of Mauld Jeffrey, Elizabeth Jeffrey, both daughters of (ii) and Elizabeth John, daughter of John Jeffrey of llanridien (Llanrhidian), from day of date hereof, rent 3s 4d yearly, couple of capons at every first day of January during said term and sum of 2s 6d heriot at decease of every tenant dying in possession of demised premises, 13 May 1655; (i) Francklen Mathew(es) of parish of llangevelach (Llangyfelach), gentleman, to (ii) Jeffrey Thomas of parish of Llanrhidian, yeoman: Mansion house newly erected wherein (ii) now dwells with half acre of arable land thereto belonging of English measure, being at place called gwerne y gored (?Gwern Agored) within parish of LlanrhidianD/D SB 16/2/1-2

Quitclaim, for 100 marks, 16 May 1655; (i) Benjamin Mathewes of Llangyfelach, gentleman, with consideration, paid by Francklen Mathewes of Llangyfelach, gentleman, to (i) for and in name and according to order and appointment of (ii) Henry Mathewes of Llangyfelach, gentleman (eldest son of Thomas Mathewes), to Francklen Mathewes: (i)s fourth share of and in: messuage and tenement of lands in town of Swansea, late in tenure of John Stephen, deceased and now in tenure of Thomas Williams, gent, his assigns or undertenants; two parcels of land late in tenure of Griffith David, being within town of Swansea; tenement late in possession of Evan Jenkin, deceased and now in tenure of Rees Jenkin and Jenis Jenkin, widow, being in Swansea; messuage and tenement now in tenure of Hugh Robert, being in parish of Llanrhidian; tenement now in tenure of Elizabeth Gwyn, widow, in Llanrhidian; messuage now in tenure of Griffith Thomas Taylor, being in parish of Llanrhidian; tenement late in tenure of Harry Griffith Thomas, deceased, and now in tenure of William David, being within parish of Llanrhidian; tenement late in tenure of David Phillipp, deceased and now in tenure of Harry Bowen Richard, being within parish of Llanrhidian; mansion house late in tenure of James Davies, deceased and now in tenure of Anne Jenkins, widow, relict of James Davies, being within parish of Llanrhidian; Recites will of Thomas Mathewes of Llangyfelach, gentleman, deceased, father of Henry Mathewes, Francklen Mathewes and Benjamin Mathewes, (31) March 1638D/D SB 16/3

Quitclaim, for 100 marks, 25 Feb 1656; (i) Isaac Mathew(es) of Llangyfelach, gentleman, with consideration paid by Francklen Mathew(es) of Llangyfelach, gentleman, to (i) for and in name and according to order and appointment of (ii) Henry Mathew(es) of Llangyfelach, gentleman (eldest son of Thomas Mathew(es)), to Francklen Mathew(es): (i)s fourth share of and in messuages, lands, tenements and premises (described in D/D SB 16/3); Recites will of Thomas Mathew(es) of Llangyfelach, gentleman, deceased, father of Henry Mathew(es), Francklen Mathew(es) and Isaac Mathew(es), (31) March 1638D/D SB 16/4

Quitclaim, for 100 marks, 20 Jan 1659; (i) Timothy Mathew(es) of Llangyfelach, gentleman, with consideration paid by Francklen Mathew(es) of Llangyfelach, gentleman, to (i) for and in name of and according by order and appointment of (ii) Henry Mathew(es) of Llangyfelach, gentleman, to Francklen Mathew(es): (i)s fourth share of and in messuages, lands, tenements and premises (described in D/D SB 16/3); Recites will of Thomas Mathew(es) of Llangyfelach, gentleman, deceased, father of Henry Mathew(es), Francklen Mathew(es) and Timothy Mathew(es), (31) March 1638D/D SB 16/5

Lease (counterpart), for 14 years, from 29 September last past before day of day hereof, rent £4 yearly, couple of capons upon every first day of January and one days work every harvest or 6d in lieu thereof and also 30s heriot by and after death of every tenant dying in possession of demised premises during said term, 24 Oct 1671; (i) Francklen Mathews of parish of Loughor, gent., to (ii) David Jones of parish of Swansea, yeoman: Half part of messuage and tenement lands called Kirginnith vach, within parish of Swansea, now in tenure of (ii) and in as large and ample manner and form as (ii) now holds as Owen John, deceased father of (ii), lately held and enjoyed same. (Except and always reserved out of this demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all timber and all other trees and staddles whatsoever now growing or hereafter to be growing in or upon said premises or any part thereof. Also all veins and mines of coal being opened and found hereafter to be opened or found in or upon said premises or any part thereof.)D/D SB 16/6

Marriage settlement, for £230, 1 Feb 1688; (i) Francklen Mathews of Caslychwr (Loughor), gent. and Ruth, his wife and Thomas Mathews of same parish, gent., son and heir apparent of Francklen Mathews (ii) Henry Williams of Merthyr Tydvill (Merthyr Tydfil), esquire and Martha Williams of same parish, spinster, one of daughters of Henry Williams (iii) Isaac Williams of Merthyr Tydfil, gent. and Jonah Rice of Swansea, gent. (i) to (iii) and immediately after solemnization of marriage to use of Thomas Mathews and Martha, his intended wife: Messuage and tenement in town of Swansea and at end of certain street there called Wyne (Wind) street near quay of town and now in tenure of Johan Rogers, Anne Lewelin, Johan Edwards widow. Two messuages and tenements being within precincts of town of Swansea now in tenure of Catherin David, widow. Messuage and tenement in parish of Swansea now in tenure of Denis Jenkin. Messuage and tenement in parish of Llanrhidian now in tenure of Lyson Price and Francklen Mead or their undertenants or assigns. Messuage and tenement in parish of Llanrhidian and now in tenure of Henry Vaughan and Emanuell Owen, their undertenants and assigns. Messuage, tenement and lands in parish of Llanrhidian and now in tenure of William David, his undertenants or assigns. Messuage and tenement within parish of Llanrhidian and now in tenure of Phillip Evan, his undertenants or assigns. Two messuages in parish of Llanrhidian in certain place called pen y Clawdd (Penclawdd) and now in tenure of Thomas David and James Hopkin, their undertenants or assignsD/D SB 16/7/1-2

Lease, for 99 years (if Jane Browne, wife of (ii) and Edward Browne, George Browne and Joseph Browne, sons of (ii) or any or either of them shall happen so long to live), from day of date, rent 20s yearly, 28 Sep 1692; (i) Mayor, burgesses and commonalty of city of Bristoll (Bristol), to John Browne of same city, blockmaker: Plot of ground in marsh in parish of St Stephen within city of Bristol bounded with messuage and outlet now in holding of Shadrach Cox on or towards south part and with storehouse and outlet of Theophilus Newton, now in holding of James Lollidge, merchant, on or towards north part and extending from quay towards river of From (Frome) west to outlet belonging to messuage late of William Steevens, now in holding of Abraham Birkin, merchant, on or towards east part and containing in length fifty foot or near thereabouts. And all new buildings thereon building and to be erected; Recites lease, 28 Sep (1674); (ii) will within space of twelve months next ensuing date hereof finish and complete messuage now in building on said plot of groundland in and about same shall expend so much money as with money already expended thereon shall make up and amount unto £100 at leastD/D SB 16/8

Lease (and counterpart), for 99 years, if Evan Phillip and David Phillip, sons of (ii) and Susan Evan, daughter of Thomas Evan or either of them shall so long live, from 29 September last past, rent 40s yearly together with two capons at every New years tide and 1s 4d at decease of every said lives in lieu of heriot, 3 Apr 1694; (i) Thomas Mathews of Gregonith, parish of Swansea, gent., to (ii) Phillip Evan of Cornell Bah in p(ar)ish of Llanrhidian, yeoman: Three closes of land containing 3 acres near the Roderah or Rotherah in parish of Llanrhidian and called Tyr Gorss (Tir Gors) and now in possession of (ii); Endorsed: covenanted that (i) and his heirs shall open pit or pits, gutter or gutters for finding any mines of coal on within mentioned premises and to have free liberty of ingress, egress and regress to drive, lead and carry away such mines of coalD/D SB 16/9/1-2

Lease, for 21 years, from day of date hereof, 3s for every weigh of coal or culm that shall be dug, raised, got landed in or upon premises or any part thereof, 20 Jul 1721; (i) Richard Prichard of Bach y gruddin (Bach y Gwreiddyn) parish of Llangyfelach, gent. And Margarett, his wife, to (ii) Francklen Matthews of Cevengorwidd, parish of Loughor, gent., John Price of Gellyon, parish of Llanrhidian, gent. and Francis Benboe of parish of Llanrhidian, yeoman: Veins, seams and mines of coal and coal works in, or under all that parcel of lands called Gwern bwll, containing by estimation 2 Welsh acres or thereabouts, now in possession of Martha Morgan, spinster, in parish of LlanrhidianD/D SB 16/10

Bond in £50, 29 Sep 1724; John Grant of parish of Llanelly (Llanelli), county of Carmarthen, mariner, bound to Franklin Mathews of town of Swansea, gentleman: John Grant and Catherine, his wife do and shall well and truly hold, observe, perform, accomplish, fulfil, pay and keep all and singular covenants, grants, articles, clauses, conditions, payments and agreements whatsoever which on part and behalf of said John Grant and Catherine, his wife, are or ought to be held, observed, performed, accomplished, fulfilled, paid and kept, mentioned and comprised in pair of indentures of lease bearing even date with above written obligation and made or mentioned to be made between above named Franklin Mathews of one part and said John Grant and Catherine, his wife, of other partD/D SB 16/11

Grant (counterpart), for 21 years, from first day of May now next ensuing date hereof, 3s 6d for every weigh of coal that shall be wrought, raised landed (and so proportionably for lesser quantity than weigh), accounting 61 carriers bags or sacks to each payable weigh according to size of bags or sacks now used for carrying of coal at or near river of Burry and two bags to be delivered weekly by James Griffitts to Franklin Mathews at pit side at or upon demand during term, 14 Mar 1729; Franklin Mathews of parish of Llangyfelach, gentleman, to James Griffiths of town of Swansea, merchant: Vein of coal called new vein lying in, under and throughout certain field of Franklin Matthews, now in possession of David John, part of certain lands called Gwerneagored (Gwern Agored) at or near place called Penclawth (Penclawdd)D/D SB 16/12

Lease (counterpart), for 21 years, for £157 10s, rent one peppercorn, 4s for every weigh (and so proportionably for lesser quantity than weigh) of coal that shall be wrought, raised, landed, sold or disposed of in and from new vein, 4d for every weigh (and so proportionably for lesser quantity than weigh) of coal that shall be wrought and landed in and from vein called Great Vein alias Hill Vein, two carriers bags or sacks from each of veins weekly to (i), his heirs or assigns, 1 Aug 1730; (i) Franklin Matthews of parish of Llangyfelach, gentleman, to (ii) James Griffitts of town of Swansea, merchant: Two veins, mines and seams of coal and coal works of (i) called Great Vein alias Hill Vein and New Vein or by what other name or names whatsoever same are or either of them is called, lying under lands of (i) at penclawth (Penclawdd) within parish of Llanrhidian on part of which said lands or near (ii) hath lately at his own expense put and fixed engine for draining of water that shall or may be prejudicial to work, with full and free liberty, power and authority to and for (ii), his executors, administrators and assigns and his and their agents, servants, workmen and labourers to dig, work and land coal from veins aforesaid, from pit wherein said engine is now settled on Great Vein and pit lately sunk on New Vein to well or water there called Funnonworgan and also to dig, work and land coal from New Vein from well called Funnonworgan as far forth to eastward as lands of (i) called Penylan now in tenure of William Griffith, doth extendD/D SB 16/13/1-2

Lease, for 99 years, if (ii) John Griffitths and Thomas Griffitths, sons of (ii) by Thomas Griffitths, her late husband, or any or either of them shall be long live, from feast day of St Michael the Archangel (29 Sep) now next ensuing date hereof, for £33, rent £4 10s yearly, 8 Sep 1730; (i) Sir William Mansel, late of Iscoed, county of Carmarthen and now of Woodstone, county of Cork, kingdom of Ireland, baronet, to (ii) Dorothy Griffiths of town of Swansea, widow: Messuage in Swansea called or known by name or sign of the Red Cow now in occupation of (ii) or her assignsD/D SB 16/14

Bargain and sale (counterpart), for £230 and £500, 17 Mar 1731; (i) Franklen Mathews of parish of Llangyfelach, gent., to (ii) George Evans of town of Swansea, shipwright: Timber and other trees, wood and underwood now standing, growing and being in and upon tenements and lands called Glyn y Gorse, Tyr y Vron, Garththen Vach and Kaer Volin Ban and all other lands that were David Evans, esq., decd., within parish of Llansamlet known or distinguished by name of new purchases. (Except parcel of timber trees growing together in close called kaer maes y Gweidir and computed to be in number about 78 trees and all hazel, thorn and other small wood growing in hedges and all small saplings of 2 inches diameter or under together with tops and bark of and belonging to said timber and other trees, wood and underwood hereby sold)D/D SB 16/15

Bond in £252, 29 Sep 1735; Matthew Pryce of Forrest within parish of Llansamlet, esq. bound to Franklin Matthews of town of Swansea, gentleman: Matthew Pryce, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns will hold, observe, perform, accomplish, fulfil, pay and keep all and singular covenants, grants, articles, clauses, conditions, reservations, payments and agreements whatsoever which on part and behalf of him and said Matthew Pryce, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns are or ought to be held, observed, performed, accomplished, fulfilled, paid and kept, mentioned and comprised in pair of indentures of lease of certain coal mines at or near Penclawdd within parish of Llanrhidian bearing even date with above written obligation and made or mentioned to be made between above named Franklin Matthews and Jane, his wife, of one part and above bounden Matthew Pryce of other partD/D SB 16/16

Lease (counterpart), for 99 years, for £126, proportionable part of 2s for every weigh (and so proportionably for lesser quantity than weigh) of coal and culm in and under said premises or any part or parcel thereof that shall be wrought, raised, landed, sold and disposed of, 6d for every weigh (and proportionably for lesser quantity than weigh) of all other coal and culm that shall be wrought and landed in, upon or under lands to eastward of premises hereby demised, three carriers bags or sacks of coal weekly unto (i), his heirs and assigns during said term, 29 Nov 1735; (i) Franklin Matthews of town of Swansea, gentleman, (eldest son and heir and also devisee of Thomas Matthews, late of parish of Loughor, gentleman, deceased, his late father, which said Thomas was eldest son and heir and also executor or devisee of Franklin Matthews, late of parish of Loughor, gentleman, his late father long since deceased and grandfather of said Franklin Matthews party to these presents) and Jane, wife of Franklin Matthews, to (ii) Matthew Pryce of Forrest, parish of Llansamlet, esquire: Three eighth parts of him said Franklin Matthews (late in partnership with John Pryce, gentleman and Francis Benbow, both since deceased) share of and in coal and coalworks, vein, seam and mine of coal and culm called Great Vein, otherwise called Gwythyen-vawr, already had opened or found or hereafter to be had opened or found in, under or throughout tenements and lands within parish of Llanrhidian now in tenures of John David and John Jeffreys, together with use of level thereD/D SB 16/17

Mortgage (and counterpart), for £50, 23 Mar 1737; (i) William Basset of town of Cardiff, watchmaker and Elizabeth, his wife, late Elizabeth Powell, spinster, daughter of James Powell, late of Bergavenny (Abergavenny) county of Monmouth, gentleman and grand-daughter of William Thomas the elder, late of parish of Langevelach (Llangyfelach), gentleman, deceased, to (ii) Gregory Perrot the younger of parish of Landegveth (Llandegveth), county of Monmouth, clerk: Two provisos recited and sums of £100 and £100 comprised therein and all benefits and advantage arising, growing or accruing thereby; Recites lease and releaseD/D SB 16/18/1-2

Lease (and counterpart), for 31 years, for £3 3s, 4s for every weigh (and so proportionably for lesser quantity than weigh) of all coal and culm that shall be wrought, dug, raised and landed from, in, upon or under premises herein mentioned during term hereby granted accompting 61 carriers bags or sacks to each weigh according to size of bag or sack now used for carrying of coal at or near river of Burry, rendering to (i), his heirs and assigns for and during such time as coalworks shall be in working under said premises one colliers bag or sack of coal weekly, 17 Dec 1737; (i) Francis Davies of parish of Llanrhidian, yeoman, to (ii) Robert Popkins of town of Swansea, esquire and Franklin Mathews of same town, gentleman: Coal and coalworks, veins, seams and mines of coal and culm called Great Vein, otherwise called Hill Vein, already had, opened and found or hereafter to be had, opened or found in under and throughout parcel of lands of (i) called Tyrygraig and also use of foot of level in Waine Dole there formerly begun by said Robert Popkins in lifetime of William Davies, late deceased brother of (i) being within parish of LlanrhidianD/D SB 16/19/1-2

Assignment of mortgage (and counterpart), for £86 12s and £3 8s, 1 Jan 1739; (i) Gregory Perrot the younger of parish of Landegveth (Llandegveth), county of Monmouth, clerk, by and with consent, direction and appointment of (ii) William Basset of town of Cardiff, watchmaker and Elizabeth, his wife, late Elizabeth Powell, spinster, daughter of James Powell late of (A)bergavenny, county of Monmouth, gentleman and granddaughter of William Thomas the elder, late of parish of Langavelach (Llangyfelach), gentleman, deceased, to (iii) William Roberts of parish of Machen, county of Monmouth, dyer: Two provisos recited and sums of £100 and £100 comprised therein and all benefit and advantage arising, growing or accruing or to arise, grow or accrue thereby; Recites lease and release, 19 Sep 1727, and indenture 23 Mar 1737 (see D/D SB 16/18/1, 2)D/D SB 16/20/1-2

Grant (counterpart), for 50 years, if said Jane Mathews shall so long live, from feast day of Annunciation of Blessed Virgin Mary (25 Mar) now last past before date of these presents, rent £3 3s yearly, 30 Mar 1739; Jane Mathews of town of Swansea, widow (relict of Franklin Mathews, gentleman, late deceased), to Richard Gwynn of town of Swansea, esquire: Close of lands, arable and pasture, within liberty or Franchise of town of Swansea at or near parish church of Saint Johns, containing by estimation 2 acres of English measure, having lands in tenures of Richard Powell and Robert Morris, town hill called Graigllwyd and highway leading from Greenhill to Swansea all parts and sides thereof, now in tenure of said Richard GwynnD/D SB 16/21

Lease, for 99 years, if John Griffiths, youngest son of Thomas Griffiths, late of Swansea, mariner, deceased, John Hudson and Sarah Hudson, and daughter of Francis Hudson, late of Swansea, mariner, deceased or any or either of them shall so long live, from feast day of Annunciation of Our Blessed Lady the Virgin Mary (25 Mar) now last past, rent 6d yearly and couple of fat pullets to use of portreeve of said borough for time being or 1s in lieu thereof at election of portreeve on every feast of Circumcision of our Blessed Saviour during said term (1 Jan), 28 Sep 1744; (i) Burgesses of Borough of Swansea to (ii) John Mansel of same town, alderman: Bank or piece of ground lying at the Strand having back called Robinsons Bank on north, river Tawe on east, bank formerly called Honor Bevans Bank on south and the Strand on west, being opposite to stable of (ii) now in possession of Elinor Shuttleton, widow and containing in breadth from middle of arch towards north 36 foot. (Except and always reserved out of this demise usual duties of quayage, wharfage and moorage and all other duties due to (i) from ships and vessels and for goods imported and exported)D/D SB 16/22

Abstract of title, with pedigree of Ann Bowen, to undivided moiety of messuages, tenements and lands called Pwllyfroga and Fwlwind in parish of Bishopston. 30 Nov 1751-1797D/D SB 16/23/1-6

Assignment, for £55, 19 Aug 1752; (i) Catherine Godwyn, administratrix of goods and chattels, rights and credits of Roger Godwyn of Newport, county of Monmouth, gentleman, her husband, deceased, to (ii) Thomas Price, late of Forrest, gentleman: Sums of £100 and £100 and all interest due and to become due for same and all benefit and advantage arising, growing or accruing or which shall, can or may arise, grow or accrue thereby; Recites deeds, 19 Sep 1727-1 Jun 1742D/D SB 16/24

Lease (counterpart) for lives of William Smith the elder, Elizabeth Smith, his wife and William Smith the younger, their son, from making hereof, for surrender of former lease of two parcels of land hereafter mentioned and £21, rent 6d yearly, together with one pullet on 1 January yearly or 6d in lieu thereof at election and choice of (i), his heirs or assigns or such person or persons to whom immediate freehold or inheritance of premises shall at such time belong, sum of 20s for and in lieu of heriot upon decease of every tenant dying in possession of these premises, sum of 20s upon every assignment, sale, forfeiture or alienation that shall during said term be made by (ii), their assigns or any or either of them of these premises or of premises hereby demised or of tenancy thereof or of any part or parcel thereof, suit of mill, 18 Aug 1758; (i) George Venables Vernon the younger of Briton Ferry, esquire, to (ii) William Smith of town of Swansea, yeoman, Elizabeth, his wife and William Smith the younger, their son, with (iii) Edward Harris of town of Neath, gentleman, to be (i)s attorney: Two fields or parcels of pasture or meadow ground called Kaer Stiggill Wen, otherwise White Stiles, containing by estimation 5 acres in parish of Swansea, in as large and ample manner as said William Smith now holds and enjoys same. (Except and always reserved out of this present demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns and such person or persons to whom immediate freehold or inheritance of premises shall for time being belong liberties and royalties of fishing, fowling, hawking and hunting. And all timber trees, standils and trees likely to become timber and toppings and loppings thereof, all coppices, woods and underwoods and soil thereof and all other woods whatever now growing or being or which at any time or times hereafter shall or may grow or be in and upon said premises hereby described or any part or parcel thereof and also all works, mines, veins and seams of coal and culm, tin, lead, copper and iron and all quarries of stone and slate and all other mines and minerals whatsoever)D/D SB 16/25

Agreement, 23 Jun 1764; Margaret Crawley of Woolleston, county of Gloucester, widow, Edward Matthews of city of Bristol, mariner and Ann, his wife and Deborah Bayley, wife of Henry Bayley of Bath Hampton in county of Somerset, grazier: Freehold and leasehold and other estate and estates, goods, chattels, monies and effects of George Trym, late of Bath in county of Somerset, gentleman, deceased, which parties hereto are interested in estate of said George Trym shall be shared and divided between and amongst said parties and they shall have right and title to same in manner following: said Margaret Crawley, her heirs executors and administrators shall have one third part thereof (whole being divided into three equal parts), said Edward Matthews and Ann, his wife, their heirs, executors and administrators shall have one other third part thereof and said Deborah Bayley, her heirs, executors and administrators or such person or persons as she shall direct or appoint pursuant to power to her reserved before her marriage or by virtue of any other power and authority in her being whatsoever shall have remaining third part thereofD/D SB 16/26

Lease, for 99 years, if Ann Brown, now wife of (ii), aged about 32 years, Maria Matthews, aged about 6 years, daughter of (ii), and (ii), aged about 33 years or any or either of them shall so long live, from day of date hereof, for surrender of recited lease to be cancelled as of sum of £120, rent 20s yearly, 31 Jul 1773; (i) Mayor, burgesses and commonalty of city of Bristol to (ii) Edward Matthews of same city, mariner: Messuage on quay in parish of Saint Stephen in said city now in possession of Thomas Fage, victualler, bounded by tenement now in holding of (illegible), victualler, towards south part and warehouse in possession of Isaac Cooke, sailmaker, on north part and extending from quay towards river Froome (Frome) there forwards on west part unto tenement in holding of Mrs Rebecca Willoughby towards east part and containing in length 50 feet or thereabout; Recites lease, 1 Nov 1757D/D SB 16/27

Agreement, 8 May 1777; (i ) Edward Matthews of city of Bristol, gent., with (ii) Benjamin Jones, for and on behalf of George Pengree, esq., and London Copper Company: (i) set and farm unto said GP and Co. free let, suit and liberty for said GP and Co. to cut and dig ground for conveying water that said GP and Co. may have occasion for use of their works, on or from and through farm of Abarkedy and on and from and through farm of Penllan, both in parish of Llanrhidian, for term of one year. And for further term not less than 20 years to be appointed by said GP and Co. at or before determination of above term of one year. Rent £2 10s yearlyD/D SB 16/28

Lease, for 99 years, if (ii), Mary, his wife, and William Lloyd, their son or any or either of them shall so long live, from 29 September last past and from and immediately after expiration of term for which Caia Gorse now held by Henry Richard, rent £16 yearly and sum of £5 10s yearly and two couples of fat pullets at Christmas yearly during said term in lieu of duties, 14 Jan 1777; (i) Edward Matthews of city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) Phillip Lloyd of parish of Llanrhidian, yeoman: Messuage, tenement and lands called Aberkedy in parish of Llanrhidian, late in possession of Mary Morgan, widow, but now in possession of (ii). Fields, closes or parcels of land containing by estimation 6 acres or thereabouts called Caia Gorse in parish of Llanrhidian and now or late in possession of Henry Richards, his undertenants or assigns. (Except and always reserved out of this present lease unto (i), his heirs and assigns or to such person or persons to whom immediate reversion and inheritance of said premises shall at time being belong, liberties and royalties of fishing, hawking, fowling and hunting and all timber trees, standils and trees likely to make timber and toppings and loppings thereof, all coppices, woods, underwoods and soil thereof and all other woods whatsoever now growing or being or which at any time or times hereafter shall or may grow in and upon said demised premises or any part of parcel thereof. And all works, mines, veins and seams of coal and culm, tin, lead, copper and iron and all quarries of stone and slate and all other mines and minerals whatsoever); (ii), his executors or administrators shall and will within six years from date hereof at his and their own proper costs and charges in good, sufficient and workmanlike manner build and completely finish or cause to be built and completely finished in and upon some part of Aberkedy aforesaid one dwelling house, one barn, one stable and one beasthouse of dimensions following, dwelling house to be 24 feet long and walls to square to be 10 feet high to square and 12 feet in clear, beast house 20 feet long, 7 feet high to square and 12 feet in clear, stable 10 feet long and 6 feet high and 10 feet in clearD/D SB 16/29

Power of attorney, 10 Feb 1781: Thomas Davis of city of Bristol, mariner, lieutenant belonging to privateer called Albion belonging to port of Bristol whereof Edward Matthews is commander, names good friend and relation Ann Matthews, wife of said Edward Matthews, to be true and lawful attorney, to recover from owners and owner, agent or agents, pursuer or pursers of said privateer Albion and of any other privateer or ship of war and also of and from whom else it may concern such salary, wages, tickets, bounty-money, prize-money, short-allowance-money, smart-money, pensions and all other sum or sums of money whatsoever as now is or at any time or times hereafter shall be due, payable and belonging unto Thomas DavisD/D SB 16/30

Lease (counterpart), for 99 years, with proviso that (ii), his son John and his daughter Mary should so long live, from 29 September now next ensuing, rent £3 yearly, 27 Jul 1785; (i) Captain Edward Mathews of city of Bristol to (ii) David Rogers of parish of Llanelly (Llanelli), county of Carmarthen, mariner: Messuage and garden in Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian lately in tenure of Ellen Atkins, widow, adjoining the Old HouseD/D SB 16/31

Lease (counterpart), for 70 years from day of date hereof, 6s for every wey and so in proportion for lesser quantity than wey of coal and culm that shall be wrought out of and landed from said premises or any part thereof, 6d for every wey and so in proportion for any lesser quantity than wey for and in respect of other coals and culm by (ii), their executors, administrators and assigns to be hereafter wrought in or under any other lands and tenements and in working for which coal and culm any pit or pits, level or adit now or hereafter sunk or made in, upon or through premises described or part thereof, each wey to contain 216 heaped Winchester bushels, four bags of coal weekly and one bag of coal weekly each of which bags to contain three heaped Winchester bushels, 25 Mar 1786; (i) Edward Mathews of city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) George Pengree the younger of parish of Bisham, county of Berkshire, esquire and Benjamin Jones of Llansamlet, gentleman: Coals and coalworks, veins, seams and mines of coal and culm called Great Vein, otherwise called Gwythyen Vawr and every other coal work, vein, seam and mine of coal and culm now already had, opened or found or hereafter during term hereby granted to be had, opened or found in, under or throughout those tenements, closes of ground and lands within parish of Llanrhidian late in tenures of John David Mathew but now of William Jenkins or his undertenants, together with use of level there; (ii) will yearly during said term or so much and such part of said term as said coalwork can be worked with profit or advantage, constantly and regularly work, raise and land from and under premises or some part thereof full quantity of 440 weys at least; Endorsed: memorandum of agreement, 12 Jul 1793, within named Edward Mathews to receive from within named George Pengree, his executors, administrators and assigns of 4s 6d for every wey of coal that shall be worked under present level, in consideration of great expense said George Pengree is like to be put to on account of erecting fire engine and other buildings so as to carry on coal works with benefit to both parties. Said George Pengree for himself, his executors, administrators and assigns do promise to pay to said Edward Mathews, his executors, administrators and assigns, sums of 6s each wey of coal which shall be worked above levelD/D SB 16/32

Lease, for 99 years from 25 Mar last, rent £10 18s yearly, 1786; (i) Edward Mathews of city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) George Pengree the younger of parish of Bisham, county of Berkshire, esquire, on behalf of himself and his co-partners in copper and brass company known by name of Middle Bank Company: Parcel of land containing by estimation 2 acres or thereabout late in tenure of Hopkin Morgan. Cottage, croft and garden late in tenure of Philip Gill. Cottage and garden late in possession of Robert Hopkin, all which said premises are now in occupation of said Middle Bank Company or their undertenants. Cottage and garden now in possession of Mary Jessper and all estate of (i), his heirs and assigns of and in all that piece of uninclosed ground lying to westward of before demised premises. Together with full and free liberty to and for (ii) to build in or upon said demised premises or any part thereof any messuages or tenements or other erections whatsoever as they shall think fit. And full and free liberty, power and authority to and for (ii) and his and their executors, administrators and assigns to keep open present watercourse, gutter or canal which runs from farm called Berth Llwyd in parish of Llanrhidian through several fields of (i) being part of tenements called Aberkedy and Penylan and also through any other lands now of (i) to mill called Kent Mill in parish of Llanrhidian. All said cottages, closes of ground and premises are in parish of Llanrhidian. (Except and always reserved out of this present demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all mines and veins of coal and other minerals whatsoever in, upon or under said demised premises or any part thereof); Endorsed: not executedD/D SB 16/33

Lease (counterpart), for 60 years, and at end of term (i), his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns shall permit and suffer (ii), aged 39 years, Susannah, his wife, aged 24 years and Richard William Jones, their son, aged 7 years and survivor of them living to enjoy said premises hereby demised upon same rents, covenants, provisos and agreements as are in these presents specified for and during term of their natural lives, from feast day of Saint Michael the Archangel (29 Sep) last past, rent £3 13s 6d to 6d yearly, 14 Jul 1788; (i) Edward Mathews of city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) Richard Jones of parish of Llanrhidian, gentleman: Dwelling house called Shop House and garden and 1 small croft in parish of Llanrhidian together with yards, stables, outhouses, edifices and buildings thereto belonging in as large and ample manner as Samuel Jones lately held and enjoyed or as (ii) now holds and enjoys sameD/D SB 16/34

Lease (and copy), for 99 years, if (ii), Mary Hopkins, spinster, daughter of (ii), aged 14 years or thereabouts and William Hopkins, son of (ii), aged 5 years or thereabouts or any or either of them shall so long live, from feast day of Annunciation of Blessed Virgin Mary (25 Mar) now last past, rent £11 yearly, two couple of fat capons or sum of 4s in lieu thereof at election of (i), their heirs or assigns on every feast day of Circumcision of our Blessed Saviour (1 Jan) during said term hereby granted, 21 Aug 1790; (i) Edward Matthews of city of Bristol, gentleman and John Landeg of parish of Llangyfelach, esquire, to (ii) Mary Hopkins of parish of Llangyfelach, widow: Dwelling house and tenement and lands with garden and orchard thereunto belonging called Skiach or Skiack (Sgiach farm) in parish of Llangyfelach. (Except and always excepted and reserved out of this present demise all timber trees and trees likely to become timber standing or growing in or upon said demised premises or any part thereof)D/D SB 16/35/1-6

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 38 years from 25 Mar (1790), subject to payment of sum of £1400 and its lawful interest unto Henry Davis, his executors, administrators and assigns secured by mortgage (1 Sep 1791) and now due and owing thereon and to two yearly rents of £5 and £5, for £400, 25 Mar 1792; (i) William Griffiths of city of Bristol, house carpenter, to (ii) Philip Griffiths of same city, linendraper: Piece of ground at Hotwells, Bristol. Together with two messuages, coachhouses, stables and other offices built thereon by (i); Recites deeds, 1 May 1789-1 Sep (1791)D/D SB 16/36

Lease (counterpart), for (ii)s natural life, term to commence and begin immediately from death of Mary, late wife of Thomas Davies of town of Swansea, mariner, deceased and now of (ii) and Richard, her son, for £10 10s, rent £16 16s, 1 Jul 1793; (i) Edward Mathews of city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) Richard Batten of town of Swansea, mariner, with (iii) Gabriel Jeffreys of town of Swansea, gentleman and John Jeffreys of town of Swansea, gentleman, (i)s attorneys.: Dwelling house with outhouses thereunto belonging situate opposite Parade in town of Swansea commonly known by name of Three Cranes and now in occupation of (ii), his undertenants or assigns; Endorsed: memorandum that on 2 August 1793 possession and seisin was had and taken of dwelling house, outhouses within mentioned by Gabriel Jeffreys, one of attorneys within named, to hold to within named Richard Batten for and during his natural life according to purport, intent and meaning of within written indentureD/D SB 16/37

Lease (and counterpart), for 63 years, from 25 March last past, rent £82 6s yearly, 12 Jul 1793; (i) Edward Mathews of city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) George Pengree of Snowhill, county of Middlesex, esquire: Messuage, tenement and land called Perkedy and several closes of land, Wain Vawr, Cae bach Ycha, Cae bach Isha, Croft Vallen, Cae ty ryn, Cae Griffiths, Tyr y graig, Cae maeb Robin, Park y rws, Ca ty Llodrog, Keven Jenkin, now or late in tenure of (illegible) Rogers, widow, her assigns or undertenants. Messuage, tenement and land called Penylan and several closes of land called Cae worth ar Ty, Wain dan Ty, Cae pant, Wain barra Can, Wain a bettin, Cae micklog Ycha, Cae micklog Isha, Rwn dan tyr Graig, Gellyr hemig, Cae Howell, Keven, The Graig above the House, Calwonion, now or late in tenure of Henry Richard, his assigns or undertenants. Messuage, tenement and land called Pen yr heol with several closes of land called Wain bwlch, Cae main, Cae rwn, Cae lan, Saith crwn, Henca, Wain quarter, Caira, Wain dan coed and Wain franklen now or late in tenure of William Jenkin, his assigns or undertenants. Field called Cae Shop now in possession of Robert Dagley, esquire. Cottage, croft and garden now in possession of (ii). Cottage and garden now in possession of Robert Hopkin. Cottage now in possession of Mary Jasper together with three fields called Cae Gorses now in possession of Thomas : Griffiths. Cottage in possession of Eleanor Atkins. Another cottage in possession of Thomas Griffiths. Cottage in possession of Simon Griffiths. Cottage in possession Thomas Thomas. Cottage in possession of Richard Jones. Cottage together with three graigs and one field in possession of Prudence Lewis. Cottage in possession of Thomas Lewis. Cottage and garden in possession of Elizabeth Roberts. Cottage and garden in possession of William Rayn. Cottage and garden in possession of Jennett Gill. Four cottages and garden in possession of David Gill. Messuage, tenement and land called Tyr pen yr heol now in possession of John Jeffrey, his undertenants or assigns. Landshare or piece of ground being part tenement of lands called Pencrevenny, now in possession of Edward William. Also full and free liberty, power and authority to and for (ii), his executors, administrators and assigns to keep open present watercourse, gutter or canal which runs from farm called Berthllwyd through several fields of (i) called Wain Vawr, Cae bach issa, Croft Velyn and Wain barra Can, being part of tenements called Aberkedy and Pen y lan and also through any other lands of (i) to mill called Kent Mill, all which said cottages, closes of ground and premises are in parish of Llanrhidian. (Except and always reserved out of this present demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all timber trees, standils and trees likely to become timber and toppings and loppings thereof. All coppices, woods and underwoods and soil thereof and all other woods whatsoever now growing or being and which at any time or times hereafter shall or may grow or be in or upon premises hereby demised or any part threof together with all mines and veins of coal and other minerals whatsoever in, upon or under said demised premises or any part thereof (except vein of coal called Great Vein, otherwise Gwythyen Vawr, now being worked by (ii)); Endorsed: schedule of properties and rentsD/D SB 16/38/1-2

Lease (counterpart and copy), for 56 years, from 29 September (1793), rent £24 yearly, 30 Sep 1793; (i) Edward Matthews of city of Bristol, esquire, to (ii) John Smith of Gwernllwynwith, parish of Llansamlet, esquire: (i)s undivided moiety or half part of and in messuage, tenement and lands called Glyn y Gorse. And also of and in all those cottages, garden and croft at Hoellace (Heol Las), all which said premises now are or late were in tenure of (ii), his undertenants or assigns and are in parish of Llansamlet together with all and singular waters and watercourses, streams and springs of water : running on, over or through premises hereby demised or any part thereof with full and free liberty to use same for any purposes necessary to colliery of (ii) in parish of Llansamlet and also with full and free liberty, power and authority to root or dig up from said ground all bushes, furze and heath growing therein and fully and effectively to clear same for agricultural purposes and always reserved out of this present demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all timber trees and trees likely to become timber and coppices of wood and underwood, except bushes, furze and heath aforesaid, now being or which at any time hereafter during terms hereby granted shall or may be in and upon said demised premises or in and upon any part thereof and also all veins and mines of coal, culm, lead, copper, tin, iron and all others mines and minerals whatsoeverD/D SB 16/39/1-8

Lease, for lives of (ii), his wife Mary and Richard Davies, son of said Mary and stepson of (ii), from 24 June last past, for £10 10s, rent £16 16s yearly, 29 Jun 1794; (i) Edward Mathews of city of Bristol, gentlemen, to (ii) Richard Batten of town of Swansea, mariner, with (iii) John Bevan of town of Swansea, esquire and Gabriel Jeffreys of same town, gentleman, attorneys for (i): Dwelling house with outhouse and appurtenances thereunto belonging situate opposite the Parade within town of Swansea called Three Cranes and now in occupation of (ii), his undertenants or assigns with liberty to and for (ii) to take thereon such erections and buildings as he shall think proper and convenientD/D SB 16/40

Lease (counterpart and copy), for lives of (ii), aged 60 years or thereabouts, William David, her son, aged 26 years or thereabouts, and Mary David, her daughter, aged 29 years or thereabouts, from 25 Mar next ensuing, rent £4 yearly and £4 yearly, on 25 December four fat pullets or 2s 6d to each of (i) in lieu of duties, 14 Jul 1797; (i) John Landeg of Brinwillach, esquire and Edward Mathews of city of Bristol, esquire, to (ii) Esther David of parish of Llangyfelach, widow: Messuage, tenement and lands called Baily Glaes within parish of Llangyfelach and now in tenure of (ii), her undertenants or assigns. (Except and always reserved out of this present demise unto (i), their heirs and assigns all timber trees and trees likely to become timber with their toppings and loppings and all wood and underwood, all veins and seams of coal and culm, all quarries of stone and slate and all and every other mine, mineral and royalty whatsoever now growing or being or which at any time hereafter shall or may grow or be had, opened or found in, upon or under said messuage, tenement and landsD/D SB 16/41/1-9

Lease (counterpart), for 99, years from 29 September (1797), rent £6 yearly, 29 Sep 1797; (i) Calvert Richard Jones of town of Swansea, esquire, to (ii) William Harry of parish of Llangyfelach, carpenter: Piece of ground containing by admeasurement 80 feet in front and 70 feet in depth in certain field near Saint Johns and adjoining back lane in town of Swansea together with full and free liberty to and for (ii), his executors or administrators to erect, build and set up in and upon same 1 or more dwelling house or dwelling houses; (ii), his executors or administrators or some or one of these shall and will, at his or their own proper costs and charges, in good and sufficient and workmanlike manner erect, build and finish or cause or procure to be erected built and finished in and upon said demised premises, one dwelling house with brick and stone front laid in good mortar and covered with good slate, dimensions to intended dwelling house to be 10 feet in front and 15 feet in height, pine end and back part thereof to be built with good stone or brick laid in good mortar and front window thereof to be sashedD/D SB 16/42

Lease (counterpart), for 99 years, if (ii), David Isaac of parish of Llansamlet yeoman and Mary, wife of said David Isaac or any or either of these shall so long live, from feast day of Annunciation of Blessed Virgin Mary (25 Mar) last past, rent 12s yearly, 13 Jun 1798; (i) Edward Mathews of city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) Griffith Evan of parish of Llansamlet, yeoman: Undivided moiety or half part of close of land called Coed cae stubba in parish of Llansamlet, late in occupation of David Lloyd, containing by estimation 3 acres or thereabouts and liberty to and for (ii) to inclose piece of ground called Twyn wern, otherwise Twyne grobbwl, in parish of Llansamlet (except all veins and minerals in and under said demised premises); Mem(oran)dum at time of executing this deed it was declared to be intention of both parties that all trees should be reserved to lessor with liberty to fell and carry them awayD/D SB 16/43

Assignment of lease (copies) for residue of term in and by recited indenture granted from 29 September last past, rents £11 yearly and £10 yearly, two couple of fat capons or 4s in lieu thereof at election of (i), their heirs or assigns on every feast day of Circumcision of our blessed Saviour (1 Jan) during term, 12 Nov 1798; (ii) Griffith William Owen of parish of Llangyfelach, farmer and Mary, his wife, with privity and consent of (i) Edward Mathews of city of Bristol, esquire and John Landeg of Brinwillach, esquire, to (iii) William Harry of Funnon Saint in same parish, joiner: Dwelling house and tenement and lands with garden and orchard thereunto belonging called Skiach or Skiack in parish of Llangyfelach; Recites lease, 21 Aug 1790 (see D/D SB 16/35/1-6)D/D SB 16/44/1-13

Lease (and counterpart), for lives of John Jeffreys, aged about 36 years, Eleanor Jeffreys, his wife, aged about 36 years and William Jeffreys, aged about 35 years, from feast day of Annunciation of Blessed Virgin Mary (25 Mar) last past, rent £22 1s yearly, couple of fat pullets on 1 January yearly or 2s in lieu thereof at election and choice of (i), his heirs and assigns, 29 Jun 1799; (i) Edward Mathews of city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) John Jeffreys of parish of Swansea, yeoman and William Jeffreys of same parish, yeoman: Dwelling house and tenement of lands late in possession of John Jeffreys, deceased, father of (ii) in parish of Swansea called Caergunnidd-fach. Except and always reserved out of this present demise unto (i), his heirs and assigns all quarries and mines whatsoever and all sorts of timber trees and trees likely to become timber, wood and underwood now growing or being or which shall hereafter grow or be in and upon premises hereby demised or any part thereof; Endorsed: memorandum of surrenderD/D SB 16/45/1-2

Lease (counterpart), for lives of (ii) Rich(ar)d Davies, her son, aged 25 years or thereabouts and Mary Moyse, her daughter, wife of William Moyse of town of Swansea, master mariner, from 25 March last, for (ii) surrendering to (i) indenture of lease bearing date 29 July 1794 (see D/D SB 16/40) and £10 10s, rent £16 16s yearly, 31 Aug 1801; (i) Edward Mathews of city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) Mary Batten of town of Swansea, widow of Richard Batten in same town, mariner, with (iii) Gabriel Jeffreys and John Jeffreys, both of town of Swansea, gentlemen, (ii)s attorneys: Dwelling house with outhouses and appurtenances thereunto belonging situate opposite the parade within town of Swansea now converted into several dwellings late in occupation of said Richard batten, deceased and now of (ii), her heirs and assigns to make such erections and buildings thereon as she shall think proper and convenient; Endorsed: Premises on the Strand SwanseaD/D SB 16/46

Grant, for (ii) having conveyed, assigned, settled and assured all her part, share, right and interest of, in and to real and personal estate of late Edward Mathews deceased unto or in trust for (i) and for natural love and affection which (i) have for (ii), 13 Oct 1802; (i) Anna Maria Mathews and Jane Mathews, both of Clarence Place, Kingsdown, parish of Westbury upon Trym, county of Gloucester, spinsters (daughters and only children of Edward Mathews, late of same place, gentleman, deceased and of (ii)), to (ii) Ann Mathews of same place, widow and relict of said Edward Mathews and mother of (i), with (iii) Thomas Pendry of city of Bristol, salt refiner (trustee named by and on part and behalf of (ii)): Annuity of £100D/D SB 16/47

Assignment, for annuity of £100 and natural love and affection which (i) hath for and beareth towards her daughters, (ii), and 10s and 10s and 10s, 13 Oct 1802; (i) Ann Mathews of Clarence Place, Kingsdown, parish of Westbury upon Trym, county of Gloucester, (widow and relict and administratix of goods and chattels, rights and credits of Edward Mathews, late of same place, gentleman, deceased) (at request and by direction and appointment of) (ii) Anna Maria Mathews and Jane Mathews, both of Clarence Place aforesaid, spinsters (daughters and only children of said Edward Mathews and of (i)), to (iii) Thomas Pendry, salt refiner and Joseph Morris, apothecary, both of city of Bristol (trustees named by and on part and behalf of (ii)): Personal estate of Edward Mathews; Recites indenture bearing or intended to bear even date herewith (see D/D SB 16/47)D/D SB 16/48

Declaration of trusts, 25 Apr 1803; (i) Anna Maria Mathews and Jane Mathews of Clarence Place, Kingsdown, parish of Westbury upon Trym, county of Gloucester and (ii) Thomas Pendry, salt refiner and Joseph Maurice, apothecary, both of city of Bristol: £1,560 4s 10d interest or share in capital in joint stock of 5 per cent annuitiesD/D SB 16/49

Lease, for 99 years, if Ann Thomas, daughter of John Thomas of Llwydcoed in county of Carmarthen, esquire and niece of (ii) shall so long live, from expiration of residue of term heretofore granted of said premises and determinable upon deceases of Elizabeth Smith of town of Swansea, widow, and William Smith, her son, for £80, rent 6d yearly together with (see D/D SB 16/25), 10 Sep 1804; (i) Right Honourable George Venables Vernon, Baron of Kinderton, county of Chester, to (ii) Rhys Davies of town of Swansea, esquire: Two fields called Caiah Stigil Wen, otherwise White Stiles, containing by estimation 5 acres and being in parish of Swansea. (Except and always reserved (see D/D SB 16/25))D/D SB 16/50

Lease (and counterpart), for 99 years, if Ann Thomas, aged 10 years or thereabouts, John Thomas, aged 8 years or thereabouts, son and daughter of John Thomas of Llwydcoed in county of Carmarthen, esquire, nephew and niece of (ii) and Samuel Davies, son of Samuel Davies, clerk, rector of Lanmadock (Llanmadog) and vicar of Landilotalybont (Llandeilo Talybont), aged 9 years of thereabouts, nephew of (ii), or either of them shall so long live, from day of date hereof, for surrender of former lease heretofore granted of premises hereinafter mentioned and £98, rent 6d yearly together with (see D/D SB 16/25), 19 Sep1805; (i) Right Honourable George Venables Vernon, Lord Vernon, Baron of Kinderton, county of Chester, to (ii), Rhys Davies of town of Swansea, esquire: Two field called Caia Stigilwen Wen, otherwise White Stiles containing by estimation 5 acres and being in parish of Swansea. (Except and always reserved (see D/D SB 16/25))D/D SB 16/51/1-2

Articles of agreement, 22 Jul 1809; (i) Ann Bowen of borough of Kidwelly, county of Carmarthen, widow, with (ii) Robert Nelson Thomas of Swansea, esquire: (i), in consideration of sum of £17 10s and sum of £157 10s to be paid by (ii) to (i), her executors or administrators, will on or before 29 September next following by such good and sufficient conveyances and assurances in law with reasonable covenants, as counsel of (ii) or is heirs shall advise, well and effectually convey and assure or cause to be conveyed and assured unto (ii) and his heirs or to such other person or persons as he or they shall nominate and appoint (free from all incumbrances whatsoever) one undivided moiety half part or share of and in messuage, tenement and lands called Fwlwind now or late in occupation of Richard Williams, his undertenants or assigns. Said premises are situate in parish of BishopstonD/D SB 16/52

Lease for 21 years from 29 September 1811, rent £23 12s 6d yearly and £23 13s 6d yearly, 21 Dec 1809; (i) Anna Maria Davies, wife of Reverend David Davies of Stokegumber, county of Somerset, clerk and Jane Ashe, late widow of Philip Griffiths and now wife of William Ashe, city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) George Taylor of city of Bristol, common brewer: Messuage being some time since public house called Queen Charlotte or Queens Head situate on quay in city of Bristol and now and for several years past in tenure of (ii); Whereas (ii) hath lately converted said messuage or some part thereof into brewhouse. Now (ii) for himself, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns doth hereby covenant, promise and agree to and with (i), their executors, administrators and assigns that he, his executors, administrators and assigns shall before expiration of terms hereby granted at his or their own proper costs and charges cause demised premises to be reinstated and put again into dwelling house and offices on same plan and in same manner and form and in so good repair and condition as premises were at time when (ii) first entered thereon and became tenant thereofD/D SB 16/53

Deed of covenant, for 10s, 25 Mar 1820; (i) The Right Honourable George, Earl of Jersey, with (ii) Jenkin Davies Berrington of Swansea, esquire: To produce title deeds relating to estates in parish of Swansea; Recites lease and release, 24 and 25 Mar 1820D/D SB 16/54

Lease, for 60 years, from 25 March next, for half part of every wey of coal and culm that shall be raised and landed out of and from premises rent 2s 6d and so after that rate for any greater or less quantity than wey, each wey to consist of 11 tons and each ton to contain 20 hundredweight and each hundredweight 120 pounds the extra weight of one ton to the wey to be considered as allowance in lieu of coal generally supplied gratis for use of engines and consumption of agents and colliers engaged in colliery, at all events yearly for said coal and culm rent of £100, 20 Nov 1837; (i) Lucy Bowen, late of town of Swansea but now of Leamington, county of Warwick, widow, to (ii) Joseph Martin of Middle Temple, London, esquire: (i)s half part of veins, mines and seams of coal and culm in, upon or under messuages, tenements and lands called Glynygorse, Penyrhusva, Hengarth Vach and Tyryvron and now or lately in tenures and occupations of Thomas Isaac, Morris Morris, David Isaac, Benjamin Evans and others, their, some or one of their undertenants or assigns. And also in, upon or under cottage, garden and croft at Heollace, late in tenure of Chauncey Townsend, esquire, his under tenants or assigns but now of Mary Rees and another. All which said messuages, lands, tenements and hereditaments are in parish of LlansamletD/D SB 16/55

Appointment by way of lease (draft), for 99 years, royalty of 2s 6d for half part of every wey of coal and culm that shall be raised and landed by (ii), his ex(ecut)ors, adm(instrat)ors and assigns or any there from or out of premises or any part thereof (except as excepted) and so in proportion, but if (ii), his ex(ecut)ors, adm(instrat)ors or ass(ign)s shall not in any one year during continuance of this demise work, raise and land from and out of premises 800 weys of coal so as to produce sum of £100 then every year in which there shall be such deficiency clear yearly sleeping rent of £100, 1838; (i) Anna Maria Davis of town of Swansea, widow and Jane Ashe (with privity and consent of her husband, William Ashe of city of Bristol, esq(ui)re, to (ii) Joseph Martin of Swansea, esq: Coal mines in parish of Llansamlet; Recites lease and release, on or about 2 and 3 August 1802D/D SB 16/56

Abstract of title for sale under will of William Wilson, decd, to yearly ground rent of £6 issuing out of premises in or near Mariners Row in town of Swansea, 28 Sep 1797-17 Sep 1827. 1838D/D SB 16/57

Lease (draft), for 99 years, from 29 September 1838, rent £67 14s 6d yearly, 1839; (i) Anna Maria Davis of town of Swansea, widow and William Ashe of city of Bristol, gent. and Jane, his wife, to (ii) Joseph Martin of Swansea, esq(ui)re: Half part of messuages, tenements and lands called Glyn y gorse, Penyrhusva, Hengarth-vach and Tyr y vron now or lately in tenures and occupations of Thomas Isaac, Morris Morris, David Isaac, Benjamin Evans and others, their or some or one of their undertenants or assigns. And of cottage, garden and croft at Heollace late of Chauncey Townsend esq(ui)re, his undertenants or assigns but now of Llansamlet. Close or field adjoining part of hereinbefore demised prem(is)es called Coed cae Stubba now in occuaption of s(ai)d David Isaac; Recites lease and release, on or about 2 and 3 August 1802D/D SB 16/58

Lease, for 99 years, from 21 July 1773 if said Maria Davis (formerly Maria Matthews, spinster) shall so long live, rent £40 yearly, 25 Mar 1842; (i) William Ashe of city of Bristol, gentleman and Jane, his wife and Maria Davis of Park Place in or near borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) John Vanstone and George Evans of city of Bristol, builders: Messuage situate on quay in parish of Saint Stephen in city of Bristol formerly in occupation of Thomas Sage, victualler, which said messuage and premises were formerly described as extending from quay towards River Frome there forwards on west point unto tenement formerly in holding of Mrs Rebecca Willoughby towards east part and containing in length 50 feet or thereaboutsD/D SB 16/59

Lease (counterpart), for 84 years, from 1 January last past, rent £2 yearly, at expiration or other sooner determination of said term at rate of £40 per statute acre and so in proportion for any less quantity than acre of such part or parts of surface of piece of land hereby appointed and demised as shall be damaged, destroyed or covered over or otherwise rendered temporarily or permanently useless or unfit for agriculture or pasture in consequence of pulling down, removing or taking away any erections or buildings hereinbefore authorized to be pulled down, removed and taken away or in consequence of placing, laying down, stocking up or depositing any coal, culm, earth, rubbish or spoil authorised to be placed, laid down, stacked up and deposited, 29 Sep 1842; (i) Anna Maria Davis of Park Place in parish of Ilston, widow and Jane Ashe (with privity and consent of her husband, William Ashe of city of Bristol, esquire), to (ii) Starling Benson of town of Swansea, esquire and William Edmond Logan of same place, esquire: Piece of land delineated and described in plan thereof drawn in margin of first skin of these presents being part and parcel of field called (illegible) belonging to farm and lands called Penylan in parish of Llanrhidian; Recites, lease and release, 2 and 3 Aug 1802; Plan, scales: 1 chain to 1 inch, 50 feet to ¾ inchD/D SB 16/60

Lease, for 99 years, from 29 September instant, 2s 6d for half part of every wey of coal and culm that shall be raised and landed out of said messuages, tenements and lands, garden and croft, 5s for every wey of coal and culm that shall be raised and landed out of and from close called Coed cae Stubba and so after these respective rates for any greater or less quantity than wey, each to consist of 11 tons and each ton to contain 20 hundredweight and each hundredweight 120 pounds, at all events rent of £100 yearly, 3d for every wey and so after that rate for any greater or less quantity than wey of all coal, culm and other minerals which shall be raised by (ii), his executors, administrators or assigns or any other person or persons from or out of any mines, veins, beds or seams of coal, culm or other minerals lying under lands belonging to Lucy Bowen, her heirs or assigns and which shall be carried, conveyed or taken in, upon, over or under close called Coed cae Stubba, 3 Sep 1844; (i) Anna Maria Davis of town of Swansea, widow and William Ashe of city of Bristol, gentleman and Jane, his wife, to (ii) Joseph Martin of Clyncollen, esquire: Half part of veins, mines and seams of coal and culm, upon or under messuage, tenements and lands called Glyngorse, Penyrhusva, Hengarth Vach and Tyryvron, now or lately in tenures and occupations of Evan Daniel, John Anthony, David Isaac, Benjamin Evans and others. And in upon or under cottage, garden and croft at Henllace now or lately in tenure of Mary Rees and another. Entirety of veins, mines and seams of coal and culm in, upon or under close called Coed-cae-Stubba now or lately in tenure of said David Isaac; Recites lease and release, on or about 2 and 3 August 1802D/D SB 16/61/1-2

Conveyance, for £765, 10s, 10s, 2 Dec 1847; (i) Henry Lucas of Killibion House, esquire and (ii) Nicholas Jersey Lovell of parish of Easton in Gordano, otherwise Saint Georges, county of Somerset, surgeon, William Stiffe of Swansea, esquire and Elizabeth Everitt, his wife and (iii) James Thomas Grove of Swansea, gentleman, to use of (v) Albert Jenkin of Middle Temple, city of London, barrister at law, upon trust for (iv) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman: Lands and hereditaments at Pantygwyder within franchise of town of Swansea; Recites deeds, 30 Dec 1839-28 Sep 1847; Schedule of deeds, 24 Mar 1812-28 Sep 1847; Endorsed: plan, scale: 2 chains to inchD/D SB 16/62

Agreement, 25 Mar 1848; (i) Anna Maria Davis of Swansea, widow and William Ashe of Saint James Square, city of Bristol, gentleman, with (ii) John Bevan of parish of Llangyfelach, mason: (i) hereby agree to rent and (ii) hereby agrees to accept and take lease by indenture of half part of messuage, farm and lands called Fynon Fignos in parish of Llangyfelach and now in tenure of (ii). To hold same unto (ii), his executors, administrators and assigns for term of 21 years to be computed from day of date hereof. At yearly rent of £6 10sD/D SB 16/63

Conveyance, for £180, 8 Jan 1849; (i) The Reverend George Jenkin of Blendworth, county of Hants, clerk, to (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman, to use of (iii) Thomas Attwood of Swansea, gentleman, in trust for (ii): Piece of ground with several dwelling houses in Mariners Row in town of Swansea, which said piece of ground is described in lease bearing date 29 September 1797 (see D/D SB 16/42); Recites lease and release, 18 and 19 Jan 1838D/D SB 16/64

Transfer and further mortgage, for £1000 and £500, 12 Sep 1849; (i) Edward Washbourn of city of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) Thomas Barton Snead of same city, gentleman, to (iii) James Petrie of town of Swansea, merchant, with (iv) John Trevillian Jenkin of town of Swansea, gentleman to be receiver, agent and attorney of (ii) and (iii) respectively: Messuage, tenement and lands called Bantwyn, otherwise Bantwen, formerly in tenure of Evan Thomas, his undertenants or assigns but now or late of James Davies, his undertenants or assigns. Half part of messuage, tenement and lands called Llwynwaggas, otherwise Tyr David Coch, formerly in tenure of John Laugharn Popkin, esquire, his undertenants or assigns, since of Thomas Morgan and William Griffiths, their undertenants or assigns, but now or late of William Martin, esquire, his undertenants or assigns. Half part of messuage, tenement and lands called Penrhydin now or late in tenure of William Davies, his undertenants or assigns. Half part of messuage, tenement and lands called Cwmdyrf, otherwise Cwmdwr, formerly in tenure of Evan John, his undertenants or assigns but now or late of Thomas Shepherd Strick, his undertenants or assigns. Half part of messuage, tenement and lands called Quarr, otherwise Tyr Quarr, formerly in tenure of John Williams, his undertenants or assigns, since of Mary Williams, her undertenants or assigns, but now or late of Benjamin Williams, his undertenants or assigns. Half part of several cottages, gardens, limekilns and premises now or late in several occupations of David Rees, Richard Parsons, William Francis, Evan Jenkins and Jenkin John, their undertenants or assigns. All which said several messuages, tenements, lands, cottages, gardens, limekilns and premises hereinbefore described in parish of Llangyfelach. Half part of messuage, tenement and lands called Pwllyfroga formerly in tenure of Henry Thomas, his undertenants or assigns, since of Henry Long, his undertenants or assigns and now or late of Morgan Davies, his undertenants or assigns. Half part of messuage, tenement and lands called Pwllgwayn formerly in tenure of Richard Williams, his undertenants or assigns, since of Sylvanus James, his undertenants or assigns. Half part of messuage, tenement and lands called Gwernllath (Wernllaeth farm) formerly in tenure of Evan Hopkin, his undertenants or assigns but now or late of Richard Hopkin, his undertenants or assigns. All which said three last mentioned messuages, tenements, lands and hereditaments are in parish of Bishopstone (Bishopston). Together with all and singular houses, outhouses, edifices, buildings, barns, stables, courts, yards, gardens, orchards, lands, commons, commonable rights, trees, woods, underwoods, coppices, mines, minerals, quarries whatsoever to said messuage, tenement and lands, hereditaments and premises hereby granted and released respectively, belonging or in anywise appertaining or heretofore held or enjoyed therewith; Recites indenture, 28 Jan 1847D/D SB 16/65

Lease, for 21 years, from 20 October 1849, rent £34 yearly, 20 Oct 1849; (i) Anna Maria Davies of town of Swansea, widow and (ii) William Ashe of city of Bristol, esquire, to (iii) Edward Roe of town of Swansea, victualler: Messuage or public house called The Ship Inn with brewhouse, outhouses, yard therein belonging in Quay Parade in town of Swansea and now in occupation of (iii). Dwelling house in Quay Parade adjoining said messuage on west side thereof and now in occupation of Frederick FairchildD/D SB 16/66

Lease, for 99 years, from 29 September last past, rent £90 yearly, 11 Dec 1849; (i) Anna Maria Davis of Swansea, widow and (ii) William Ashe of city of Bristol, esquire, to (iii) Louisa Lee of Swansea, spinster: Messuages and lands called Perkedy, Penylan, Penyrheol and Tyr Penyrheol. Field called Cae Shop. Three fields called Cae Gorses; Landshare being part of tenement of lands called Pencravenny, all which said messuages and lands, fields and landshare are in parish of Llanrhidian. All other messuages, hereditaments and premises in parish of Llanrhidian of or to which (i) and (ii) or either of them are or is seized, possessed or entitled or can or may grant, demise or lease or limit or appoint (except messuage, public house, garden, orchard and field at Penclawdd and now in occupation of Tudor James as tenant thereof, which last mentioned messuage is called The Ship Inn. And also except land and premises lying between road in front of same premises and River Bury (Burry). Together with power to erect and set up any erections or buildings in or upon said demised premises or any part thereof and to quarry and use any stones on same premises for purpose of erecting or repairing any present or future erections and buildings on same premises (except and always reserved out of these presents unto person or persons for time being entitled to freehold reversion and inheritance of hereby demised premises all timber trees, standils and trees likely to become timber and toppings and loppings thereof and all coppices, woods and underwoods now growing or being or which at any time or times hereafter shall or may grow or be in or upon hereby demised premises or any part thereof together with all mines and veins of coal and other minerals whatsoever in, upon or under hereby demised premises or any part thereof); Endorsed: memoranda of indentures, 18 Feb 1878-22 Jul 1939D/D SB 16/67

Power of attorney, 26 Aug 1850; David Rees of Mysydd Street in town of Swansea, grocer, to Samuel David Thomas of town of Swansea, gentleman: To do certain acts relating to estate and effects of John Griffiths of Gellyon in parish of Llanrhidian, farmer, deceased, including to sell and dispose of farm and lands called Whitehall in parish of Llanrhidian by public auction or private contract at or for such price or sum of money (not being less than £300) as said attorney shall think reasonable; Recites will of John Griffiths, 9 Feb 1843 and codicil to said will, bearing even date therewithD/D SB 16/68

Disclaimer and renunciation, and appointment, 17 Dec 1850; (i) Arthur Jones of town of Swansea, wine merchant and (ii) Lovat Ashe of 23 Gloucester Grove, West Old Brompton, county of Middlesex, gentleman and (i), and (iii) Albert Jenkin of Middle Temple, city of London, esquire, barrister at law: (i) doth renounce and disclaim all freehold hereditaments, yearly ground rents, copyhold and leasehold estates and parts of freehold hereditaments, yearly ground rents, copyhold and leasehold estates appointed, given and devised in or by recited will or testamentary appointment of Jane Ashe, late wife of late William Ashe of Saint Jamess Square in parish of Saint Paul in city of Bristol, esquire and all trusts, devises and bequests in same will or testamentary appointment contained. In pursuance of power or authority for this purpose contained in recited will or testamentary appointment (ii) do nominate, substitute and appoint (iii) to be trustee of recited will or testamentary appointment in place and stead of (i); Recites will or testamentary appointment of Jane Ashe, 13 Dec 1844D/D SB 16/69

Conveyance and assignment, for 10s and 10s, 25 Mar 1851; (i) Lovat Ashe of 23, Gloucester Grove, West Old Brompton, county of Middlesex, gentleman and (ii) Jacob Gayton Tanner of 15, Redcliffe Street, city of Bristol, bookseller, at request and by direction of (iii) said Lovat Ashe and Albert Jenkin of Middle Temple, city of London, esquire, barrister at law, to (iv) John Trevillian Jenkin of town of Swansea, gentleman: Freehold and leasehold hereditaments, parts and shares comprised in will of Jane Ashe, late wife of William Ashe of Saint Jamess Square in parish of Saint Paul in city of Bristol, esquire, upon trusts of such will; Recites will and testamentary appointment of Jane Ashe, 13 Dec 1844, will of William Ashe, 29 Jul 1850, deed poll, 20 March instant and indenture 17 December last (see D/D SB 16/69); Endorsed: reassignment of said leasehold hereditaments parts and shares upon same trusts, 20 Mar 1851D/D SB 16/70

Transfer and further charge, for £1500 and £300, 1 Dec 1851; (i) James Petrie of town of Swansea, merchant, at request and by direction of (ii) Thomas Barton Snead of city of Gloucester, gentleman, to (iii) Sarah Bubb of Bentham, parish of Badgworth, city of Gloucester, spinster, with (iv) Edward Washbourn of city of Gloucester, gentleman, to be receiver, agent and attorney of (ii) and (iii) respectively: (Properties described in D/D SB 16/65); Recites indenture, on or about 12 September 1849 (see D/D SB 16/65)D/D SB 16/71

Conveyance, for £270 and £730, 21 May 1852; (i) Sarah Bubb of Bentham, parish of Badgworth, county of Gloucester, spinster (at request and by direction of) (ii) Thomas Barton Snead of city of Gloucester, gentleman, to (iii) John Trevillian Jenkin of town of Swansea, gentleman: Messuage, tenement and lands called Bantwyn, otherwise Bantwen, otherwise Banwen, containing by admeasurement 28 acres, 2 roods and 14 perches or thereabouts formerly in tenure of Evan Thomas, his undertenants or assigns but now or late of James Davies, his undertenants or assigns and situate in parish of Llangyfelach. Half part of messuage and lands called Pwllfroga containing by admeasurement 14 acres, 1 rood and 22 perches or thereabouts fomerly in tenure of Henry Thomas, his undertenants or assigns, since of Henry Long, his undertenants or assigns and now or late of Mary Davies, her undertenants or assigns. Half part of messuage, tenement and lands called Pwllywayn, otherwise Fullwayn containing by admeasurement 5 acres, 2 roods and 13 perches or thereabouts formerly in tenure of Richard Williams, his undertenants or assigns, since of Sylvanus James, his undertenants or assigns, but now or late of said Mary Davies, her undertenants or assigns. Half part of messuage, tenement and lands called Gwernllath containing by admeasurement 56 acres and 26 perches or thereabouts formerly in tenure of Evan Hopkin, his undertenants or assigns but now or late of Rowland Hopkin, his undertenants or assigns. All which said messuages, tenements and lands called Pwllyfroga, Pwllywayn and Gwernllath are in parish of Bishopston; Recites mortgage, 1 December last (see D/D SB 16/71); Endorsed: memorandum of conveyance dated 19 September 1930 and made between (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder and Beatrice Jenkin and (ii) Daniel Morgan. Messuage, farm and lands called Banwen in parish of Llangyfelach and containing by admeasurement 31.743 acres or thereabouts (except and reserved all mines and minerals), part of within mentioned property, were conveyed to (ii)D/D SB 16/72

Deed of covenants, 21 May 1852; (i) Sarah Bubb of Bentham, parish of Badgworth, county of Gloucester, spinster and (ii) Thomas Barton Snead of city of Gloucester, gentleman, with (iii) John Trevillian Jenkin of town of Swansea, gentleman: For production of title deeds relating to certain freehold estates, moieties and hereditaments in parishes of Llangyfelach and Bishoptson; Recites indenture, bearing even date herewith (see D/D SB 16/72); Schedule of deeds, 7 Jan 1808-28 Jan 1847D/D SB 16/73

Conveyance, for £200, 29 Sep 1852; (i) The Right Honourable Thomas, Lord Denman, Baron Denman of Dovedale, county of Derby, James William Farrer of Southampton Buildings, county of Middlesex, esquire (one of Masters in Ordinary of High Court of Chancery) and George Law of New Square, Lincolns Inn, county of Middlesex, esquire, to (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman: Field called The Outer Marsh. Field called The Inner Marsh containing together by admeasurement 3 acres, 3 roods and 18 perches or thereabouts. Field called Graig containing by admeasurement 3 acres, 2 roods and 25 perches or thereabouts. Field called The Little Piece containing by admeasurement 1 rood and 20 perches or thereabouts, two fields called Fogan Fawr containing together by admeasurement 3 acres and 2 perches or thereabouts. All which said hereditaments and premises hereinbefore described and hereby granted and released are in parish of Loughor and are now or lately were part of tenement and Lands called Berthllwyd and occupied (with other hereditaments and premises) by William Morgan a yearly tenant thereof; Recites lease and release, 14 and 15 Feb 1839; Plan, scale: 8 chains to inchD/D SB 16/74

Deed of covenant, 29 Sep 1852; (i) Nathaniel Cameron, formerly of Danygraig but now or late of Boulogne sur Mer in Republic of France, esquire, with (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman: For production of and other purposes relating to title deeds to freehold property in parish of Loughor; Recites indenture, bearing even date with these presents (see D/D SB 16/74); Schedule of deeds and will of Mary Powell, wife of Gabriel Powell the younger, 1 Mar 1749-15 Feb 1839D/D SB 16/75

Conveyance, for £1499 4s, 30 May 1854; (i) Edward Bradley, late of Treguff, near Cambridge and now of Cowbridge, esquire and James Gregory of Clements Inn, county of Middlesex, gentleman, to (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman: Messuage, farm and lands called Courtmawr, otherwise Cwrtmawr, containing 114 acres, 1 rood and 7 perches in parishes of Llangyfelach and Llandeilo Talybont and now or late in tenure of William Harry or his undertenants; Plans, no scale; Schedule of premisesD/D SB 16/76

Deed of covenants, 30 May 1854; (i) Maria Catherine Fredricks, late of Duffryn but now residing at Douglas, Isle of Man, widow and John Iestyn Williams Fredricks now residing at Douglas aforesaid, esquire, only child of Maria Catherine Fredricks, with (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman: For production of title deeds relating to freehold estate called Courtmawr in parishes of Llangyfelach and Llandeilo Talybont; Recites indenture, bearing even date with these presents (see D/D SB 16/76); Schedule of deeds and documents, 25 Dec 1723-19 Apr 1854D/D SB 16/77

Conveyance, for £176, 11 Jul 1854; (i) David Rowland of Fenchurch Street, city of London, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) Joseph Dexter of Lymington, county of Hants, miller, and Ann, his wife and (iii) Mary Warren Jones of 47, Francis Street, Newington, county of Surrey, spinster, Emily Ann Jones of Appledore, county of Devon, spinster, Elizabeth Jones of Lymington, aforesaid, spinster and Thomas Rogers Jones of Lymington aforesaid, mariner, to (iv) John Trevillian Jenkin of town of Swansea, gentleman: Half part of messuage, tenement and lands called Pwllfroga containing by estimation 14 acres, 1 rood and 22 perches or thereabouts, formerly in tenure of John Williams, his undertenants or assigns, since of Henry Long, his undertenants or assigns and now or late of Mary Davies, her undertenants or assigns. Half part of messuage, tenement and lands called Pwllgwayn, otherwise Fwllwayn, otherwise Fwlwind, containing by estimation 5 acres, 2 roods and 13 perches or thereabouts, formerly in tenure of Richard Williams, his undertenants or assigns, since of Sylvanus James, his undertenants or assigns but now or late of said Mary Davies, her undertenants or assigns, all which said hereditaments and premises hereinbefore described are in parish of Bishopston; Recites will of Thomas Rogers Jones (late father of each of several persons parties hereto of third part who are his only children), 4 Mar 1833D/D SB 16/78

Abstract of title (draft) of surviving trustee and devises of late Thomas Rogers Jones to undivided moiety of two tenements called Pwllfroga and Fwlwind in parish of Bishopston. 7 Mar 1810-24 Apr 1833D/D SB 16/79/1-6

Conveyance, for £433 6s 8d, £433 6s 9d, £108 6s 8d, £108 6s 8d, £108 6s 8d and £108 6s 8d, 24 Apr 1856; (i) Sir Charles Wood of Hickleton, county of York, baronet and Richard Cooke Yarborough of 44, Lincolns Inn Fields, county of Middlesex, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) Walter Jay Browne of Ferryside, near Kidwelly, county of Carmarthen, gentleman and (iii) Rowland Jay Browne of Ferryside aforesaid and also of Lincolns Inn, county of Middlesex, esquire, barrister at law, and (iv) Charles Edward Bernard of Wells, county of Somerset, doctor of medicine, Henry Bernard of Wells aforesaid, gentleman and Eliza Bernard of Wells, aforesaid, spinster and (v) John Beaven of Clifton, city of Bristol, gentleman and Edith, his wife and (vi) Mary Hooper of 3, Richmond Terrace, Clifton aforesaid, widow, and (vii) Thomas Martin of Cotham Hill, city of Bristol, officer in Her Majestys Customs at Bristol and Frances, his wife, and (viii) Henry Spencer Willett of city of Bristol, innkeeper and John Fredrick Davis of same city, law stationer, at request and by direction of (ix) John Tilly of parish of Saint Paul, city of Bristol, late a maltster but now out of business, to (x) John Trevillian Jenkin of town of Swansea, gentleman: Messuages, farms and lands called Eskiachycha and Eskiach isha, otherwise Sciach ycha and Sciach isha, containing together by admeasurement 87 acres, 1 rood and 26 perches or thereabouts in parish of Llangyfelach and now in tenures of John Evans and William Harry as yearly tenants, their undertenants or assigns; Endorsed: plan, scale: 8 chains to inchD/D SB 16/80

Deed of covenants, 24 Apr 1856; (i) Sir Charles Wood of Hickleton, county of York, baronet and Richard Cook Yarborough of 44, Lincolns Inn Fields, county of Middlesex, gentleman and (ii) Walter Jay Browne of Ferryside, near Kidwelly, county of Carmarthen, gentleman and (iii) Richard Jay Browne of Ferryside aforesaid and also of Lincolns Inn, county of Middlesex, esquire, barrister at law and (iv) Charles Edward Bernard of Wells, county of Somerset, doctor of medicine, Henry Bernard of Wells aforesaid, gentleman and Eliza Bernard of Wells aforesaid, spinster and (v) John Beaven of Clifton, city of Bristol, gentleman and (vi) Thomas Martin of Cotham Hill, city of Bristol, officer in Her Majestys Customs at Bristol and (vii) Henry Spencer Willett of city of Bristol, innkeeper and John Frederick Davis of same city, law stationer and (viii) John Tilly of parish of Saint Paul, said city of Bristol, late a maltster but now out of business, with (x) John Trevillian Jenkin of town of Swansea, gentleman: For production of title deeds relating to freehold farms and lands called Skiach ucha and Skiach isha in parish of Llangyfelach; Recites indenture, being even date with these presents (see D/D SB 16/80); Schedules of deeds and documents, 28 Aug 1820-1 Oct 1852, 28 Aug 1834-13 Sep 1853, 10 Mar 1853, 21 Sep 1855, 17 Apr 1835-4 Feb 1839; Endorsed: Sold 1953D/D SB 16/81

Assignment of lease for all estate, term and interest of (i) into or out of said tenements and premises or any part thereof, from day of date of recited indenture, for recited bond having been executed and delivered by (ii) to (i) to secure annuity of £20 to be paid to (i) during her life, 29 Sep 1856; (i) Anne Morgan Perrott, formerly of Rodney House, Clifton, city of Bristol but now of Willoughby House, Cheltenham, widow, to (ii) Jenkin Davies Berrington of Woodland Castle, esquire: Fields, tenements and premises comprised in and demised by recited lease; Recites lease, 19 Sep 1805 (see D/D SB 16/51/1, 2), will of Rhys Davies, 11 Nov 1809 and bond, of even date herewithD/D SB 16/82

Conveyance (draft), for £26 5s, 29 Sep 1856; (i) Albert Jenkin of Middle Temple, city of London, esquire, barrister at law, to (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of town of Swansea, gentleman: Dwelling house in Tontine Street in town of Swansea on north side of that street with garden, ground and premises thereunto belonging and held therewith and formerly in occupation of Mary Williams, widow; Recites lease and release, 27 and 28 Sep 1839D/D SB 16/83

Conveyance, for £150, 2 Sep 1857; Arthur Davies Berrington of Woodland Castle, esquire and (ii) Jenkin Davies Berrington of same place, esquire (at request of (i)), to (iii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman: Piece of land containing by admeasurement 1 rood and 24 perches or thereabouts beings part of field called Upper White Stile Field within borough of Swansea now in occupation of (iii) or his undertenants and bounded on north and west sides thereof by Uplands Estate, on south thereof by other part of said Upper White Stile Field and on east side thereof by Fynone (Ffynone) Estate; Plan, scale: 1 chain to 1 inchD/D SB 16/84

Conveyance, for £50, 29 Sep 1857; (i) David Walters of town of Swansea, merchant, (at request of (ii)) and (ii) James Walters of Ffynnie (Ffynone) House, merchant, to (iii) Arthur Davies Berrington of Woodland Castle, esquire: Pieces of land containing together by admeasurement 15 perches or thereabouts part of Fynone (Ffynone) Estate and situate near front entrance to Brynymor House in borough of Swansea; Endorsed: plan, scale: 1 chain to inchD/D SB 16/85

Lease, for 14 years, from 25 March 1858, rent £18 yearly, 10 Jun 1858; (i) Anna Maria Davies of town of Swansea, widow, to (ii) Richard Adams of Mumbles, parish of Oystermouth, gentleman: Messuage called The Ship Inn at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian and now or late in occupation of Tudor James or his undertenants. Together with outhouses, buildings, garden to said messuage belonging; (ii), his executors, administrators and assigns shall and will at his and their own costs and charges within space of six calendar months from date hereof lay out and expend to satisfaction of (i), her heirs or assigns in and upon repairing, reinstating and improving said messuage and premises hereby demised sum of £50 at least; Endorsed: surrender, 2 Apr 1870 (i) within named Richard Adams to (ii) Edward Mathews Davis of town of Swansea, gentleman. Hereditaments and premises comprised in and demised by within indentureD/D SB 16/86/1-2

D. T. Jenkin Estate. Lease book (copies). 1 Feb. 1859-16 Aug. 1940D/D SB 16/87/1-2

Conveyance, for £773, 19 Aug 1859; (i) Arthur Davies Berrington of Woodland Castle, esquire and (ii) Jenkin Davies Barrington of same place, esquire, (at request of (i)), to (iii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman: Piece of land containing by admeasurement 1 acre, 1 rood and 36 perches or thereabouts being part of field called Upper White Stile Field within borough of Swansea which said piece of land is now in occupation of (iii) or his undertenants and is bounded on north side by land belonging to (iii), on south side thereof by road leading from town of Swansea through Walters Street to Sketty, on east side thereof by Ffynone Estate and on west side thereof by another field the property of (i); Plan, scale: 1 chain to inch; Endorsed: No 4 sold in 1954. Mirador VillasD/D SB 16/88

Conveyance, for 10s, 13 May 1862; (i) Albert Jenkin of Middle Temple, city of London, esquire, barrister at law and Lovat Ashe of 8 Gloucester Road, Old Brompton, county of Middlesex, gentleman, to (ii) Edward Mathews William John Davis of town of Swansea, gentleman: Freehold messuages, tenements, lands, hereditaments, ground rents and premises and undivided moieties and parts of freehold messuages, tenements, lands, hereditaments, ground rents and premises which in or by recited will or testamentary appointment of Jane Ashe, late wife of William Ashe, of Saint James Square in parish of Saint Paul in city of Bristol, esquire, were appointed given and demised or expressed and intended to be appointed, given and demised to said Lovat Ashe and Arthur Jones in trust for (ii), his heirs and assigns; Recites will or testamentary appointment of Jane Ashe, 13 Dec 1844 and deeds, 1850-26 Mar 1851; Endorsed: memoranda of indenture dated 18 January 1873 and 23 June 1874D/D SB 16/89

Release and indemnity, 19 May 1862; (i) Edward Mathews William John Davis of town of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) Albert Jenkin of Middle Temple, city of London, esquire, barrister at law and Lovat Ashe of 8 Gloucester Road, Old Brompton, county of Middlesex, gentleman: Relative to will and estate and effects of late Jane Ashe, wife of late William Ashe of Saint James Square in parish of Saint Paul in city of Bristol; Recites will or testamentary appointment of Jane Ashe, 13 Dec 1844 and deeds, 1850-26 Mar 1851D/D SB 16/90

Release and indemnity, 19 May 1862; (i) Edward Mathews William John Davis of town of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of town of Swansea aforesaid, esquire, executor and trustee of will of Anna Maria Davis: Relating to estate and effects of late Anna Maria Davis, formerly of Park Place, parish of Ilston, but afterwards and at time of her decease of town of Swansea aforesaid, widow, (paternal grandmother of (i)); Recites will of Anna Maria Davis, 13 May 1848, codicil to said will, 22 Dec 1850, another codicil to said will, 22 Dec 1852 (see D/D SB 16/374)D/D SB 16/91

Assignment, for £55, 24 Jan 1863; (i) Benjamin Griffiths of Wernfrwyd, parish of Llanrhidian, farmer, to (ii) Albert Jenkin of Middle Temple, city of London but now residing in Island of Guernsey, esquire, barrister at law: Monies and premises to which (i) is entitled under will of John Griffiths late of Gellyon in parish of Llanrhidian, farmer, (father of (i)); Recites will of John Griffiths, 9 Feb 1843, codicil, same dateD/D SB 16/92

Assignment, for £55, 24 Jan 1863; (i) Evan Griffiths of town of Swansea, wheelwright, to (ii) Albert Jenkin of Middle temple, city of London, but now residing in Island of Guernsey, esquire, barrister at law: Monies and premises to which (i) is entitled under will of John Griffiths, late of Gellyon in parish of Llanrhidian, farmer (father of (i)); Recites will of John Griffiths, 9 Feb 1843, codicil, same dateD/D SB 16/93

Power of attorney, 13 Feb 1863; Edward Mathews Davis late of Swansea but now of Lanes Hotel, Haymarket, county of Middlesex, gentleman, to John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman: Including to make and execute and to concur in making and executing as (i)s act and deed or otherwise all necessary conveyances and assurances to Swansea Harbour Trustees, their successors and assigns as they may direct of certain hereditaments and premises in Quay Parade and Wind Street, Swansea aforesaid or any part thereof to which (i) is seized or otherwise well entitled and every or any right, title, share and interest of (i) which said hereditaments and premises are now in occupation of said Swansea Harbour Trustees, their undertenants or assigns and have been agreed to be sold to said Swansea Harbour Trustees for sums amounting together to £1500D/D SB 16/94/1-3

Conveyance, for £1800, 13 Jul 1863; (i) William Walters of town and county of Haverfordwest, banker, (at request and by direction of (ii) and (ii) James Walters, late of Ffynone House but now of Uplands, near Swansea, esquire, to (iii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, near Swansea, gentleman: Field containing by admeasurement 4 acres and 31 perches or thereabouts being part of Ffynone Estate and being between Uplands Estate and Ffynone House within borough of Swansea and bounded on north side by land adjoining Terrace Road leading from Mount Pleasant to Glanmor on south side by road intended to be made to south of said field, on east side by property of (ii) agreed to be sold by him to Charles Bath and on west side by Uplands Estate. Piece of land containing by admeasurement 28 perches or thereabouts being also part of said Ffynone Estate and situate on north side of said field. Piece of land containing by admeasurement 1 rood and 21 perches or thereabouts being also part of said Ffynone Estate and situate on south side of said field. Full and free use and enjoyment of said intended road on south side of said premises; Plan, scale: 100 feet to inchD/D SB 16/95

Deed of covenants, 13 Jul 1863; (i) William Walters of town and county of Haverfordwest, banker and (ii) James Walters of Uplands, near Swansea, esquire, with (iii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, near Swansea, gentleman: For production etc. of title deeds relating to freehold property between Uplands and Ffynone Grounds and forming part of Ffynone Estate in borough of Swansea; Recites indenture, even date with these premises (see D/D SB 16/95); Schedule of deeds and documents, 24 Mar 1812-1 Nov 1856D/D SB 16/96

Conveyance, for £1200, 29 Sep 1863; (i) Arthur Davies Berrington of Pantygoitre, county of Monmouth, esquire and (ii) Jenkin Davies Berrington of same place, esquire, (at request of (i)), to John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman: Field now or formerly called Cae Stigilwen, otherwise White-stile Field, containing by admeasurement 3 acres, 1 rood and 24 perches or thereabouts and situate on north side of turnpike road adjoining Brynymôr leading from Swansea to Gower within borough of Swansea which said field is now in occupation of (iii) and is bounded on north side thereof by Uplands Estate, on south side by said turnpike road, on east side by Upper White Stile Field, property of (iii) and on west side by private road leading from turnpike road to Uplands House now occupied by James Walters, esquire; Plan, scale: 1 chain to inch; Endorsed: Mirador Cresc."D/D SB 16/97

Conveyance, for £100, 25 Mar 1864; (i) Arthur Davies Berrington of Pantygoitre, county of Monmouth, esquire and (ii) Jenkin Davies Berrington of same place, esquire, (at request of (i)), to (iii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman: Piece of land containing by admeasurement 31 perches and half perch or thereabouts at or near to and lately forming part of field called Cae Stigelwen, otherwise White Stile Field and opposite front entrance of Brynymor in borough of Swansea and bounded on northside thereof by Walters Street or Road, on west and south sides thereof by Sketty Road and on east side of thereof by Vicarage premises occupied by The Reverend Edward Burnard Squire. Dwellinghouse erected and built on said piece of land. All other parts (if any) of fields called Caea Stigilwen otherwise White Stile Fields as now belong to (i) and (ii) or either of them; Plan, scale: 22 yards to inchD/D SB 16/98

Conveyance (duplicate), for £105, 6 Oct 1864; (i) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) The Llanelly Railway and Dock Company: Pieces of meadow or pasture land containing together by admeasurement 3 roods 10 perches, being parts of larger estate called Courtmawr, otherwise Cwrtmawr, which said pieces of land are in parish of Llandilo taly bont (Llandeilo Talybont) and in tenure of William Harry as yearly tenant thereof; Plan, scale: 2 chains to inch; Schedule of deeds, 30 May 1854D/D SB 16/99

Conveyance, for £5, 14 Feb 1865; (i) Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot of Margam Park, esquire, Member of Parliament, Lord Lieutenant of county of Glamorgan and Theodore Mansel Talbot of same place, esquire, to (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman: Piece of land containing by admeasurement 39 perches or thereabouts and being part or adjoining tenement called Fullwain belonging to (ii) situate in parish of Bishopston; Plan, scale: 1 chain to inchD/D SB 16/100

Mortgage, for £600, 25 Nov 1865; (i) Edward Mathews Davis, late of town of Swansea but now of Clayhanger, near Chard, county of Somerset, gentleman, to (ii) Mary Nicholl of said town of Swansea, spinster: Part and parts of messuages, dwellinghouses, farms, lands and other hereditaments which was or were demised to or in trust for (i), his heirs and assigns or of or to which he is now seized or entitled at law or in equity in or under or by virtue of last will and codicils of (i)s late paternal grandmother Anna Maria Davis, formerly of Park Place in parish of Ilston but afterwards and at time of her decease of town of Swansea aforesaid. Messuages, dwellinghouses, farms, lands and hereditaments and part or parts of messuages, dwellinghouses, farms, lands and hereditaments (which were or was demised to or in trust for (i), for his heirs and assigns or of or to which he is now seized or entitled at law or in equity in or by virtue of will or testamentary appointment of Jane Ashe, late wife of William Ashe of Saint James Square in parish of Saint Paul in city of Bristol, esquire. All (if any) other messuages, dwellinghouses, farms, lands, hereditaments and parts of messuages, dwellinghouses, farms, lands and hereditaments in county of Glamorgan, city of Bath, city of Bristol and elsewhere in England or Wales of or to which (i) is seized, possessed or entitled at law or in equity for estate of freehold or inheritance (except nevertheless all hereditaments and parts of hereditaments in Quay Parade and Wind Street or either of them in said town of Swansea); Recites will of Anna Maria Davis, 13 May 1848 and codicils thereto and will or testamentary appointment of Jane Ashe, 13 Dec 1844; Endorsed: memoranda of indenture dated 18 January 1873D/D SB 16/101

Disentailing deed, 1 Apr 1865; (i) Jessie Marguerite Catherine Reynolds of Wilton House, Wimbledon Park Road, Wandsworth, county of Surrey, spinster, to (ii) Edwin Tyrrell Hurlstone, esquire, barrister at law of Inner Temple, city of London: Farm and messuage and premises in Llangyfelach and called CourtMawr, otherwise Court-Gwyn, otherwise Court-Ucha, otherwise Cefn-y-Schiach, now in tenure of John Trevillian Jenkin as tenant to (i). Farm and messuage and premises called Castel Piggin and now in tenure of said John Trevillian Jenkin as tenant to (i). Dwellinghouse in High Street and No.27 in borough of Swansea and now in tenure of David Hill Rees, grocer, as tenant to (i). Dwellinghouse in King Street in borough of Swansea and No.12 and now in tenure of Thomas Jenkins, carpenter, as tenant to (i). Dwellinghouse in same King Street and No.11 in said borough of Swansea now in tenure of David Moyans, carpenter, as tenant to (i). And all other manors or reputed manors, messuages, farms, lands, tenements, tithes, moduses and rentcharges in commutation in lieu of tithes, rents and hereditaments in county of Glamorgan or elsewhere of or to which (i) is seised or entitled at law or in equity for any estate tail in possession, remainder contingency or otherwise under recited will of John Landeg of Brenwillach, esquire, deceased, lieutenant colonel in Honourable East India Companys service, or otherwise howsoever; Recites will of John Landeg, 2 Nov 1807; Noted: Enrolled in Her Ma(jes)tys High Court of Chancery the fourth day of April in the year of our Lord 1865D/D SB 16/102

Conveyance (duplicate), for £100, 6 Feb 1866; (i) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) The Llanelly Railway and Dock Company: Three pieces of arable and meadow or pasture land being parts of tenement and lands called Berthllwyd in parish of Loughor in occupation with other hereditaments of William Morgan and which contain 10 perches, 1 perch and 31 perches respectively. All estate or interest (if any) of (i) of and in two pieces of land, old canal banks and towing path adjoining or abutting on piece of land firstly described which contains 32 perches and 37 perches respectively, except out of conveyance intended to be hereby made mines, minerals and quarries lying and being under hereditaments and premises hereby assigned and all necessary powers in relation thereto; Plan, scale: 2 chains to inch; Schedule of deeds, 29 Sep 1852D/D SB 16/103

Mortgage, for £750, 21 Nov 1866; (i) Edward Mathews Davis, late of Elm Cottage, near Chard, county of Somerset but now of Boulogne sur Mer in Empire of France, gentleman, to (ii) Ellen Rosa Bowen of Leamington, county of Warwick, widow: (Properties described in D/D SB 16/101); Recites mortgage, 25 Mar 1865 (see D/D SB 16/101); Endorsed: reconveyance, for £750, 28 May 1872. (i) within named Ellen Rosa Bowen to (ii) within named Edward Mathews Davis. Hereditaments and premises and part and parts of hereditaments and premises comprised in and granted by within written indenture or expressed so to be. All other hereditaments (if any) now vested in (i) subject to redemption under or by virtue of within written indentureD/D SB 16/104

Mortgage, for £450, 18 May 1868; (i) Edward Mathews Davis, late of Elm Cottage, near Chard, county of Somerset but now of Chateau de Marais Ecuire, near Montreuil Sur Mer, Empire of France, gentleman, to (ii) The Reverend George Jenkin of Norton Parsonage, near Worcester, county of Worcester, master of arts: Part and parts of messuages, dwellinghouses, farms, lands and other hereditamnts which was or were demised to or in trust for (i), his heirs and assigns of or to which he is now seized or entitled at law or in equity in or under or by virtue of will or testamentary appointment of Jane Ashe. All (if any) other messuages, dwellinghouses, farms, lans and hereditaments and parts of messuges, dwellinghouses, farms, lands and hereditaments in county of Glamorgan, in city of Bath, in city of Bristol and elsewhere in England or Wales of or to which (i) is seized, possessed or entitled at law or in equity for estate of freehold or inheritance. (Except all hereditaments and parts of hereditaments in Quay Parade and Wind Street or either of them in town of Swansea); Recites mortgage, 25 Mar 1865 (see D/D SB 16/101) and mortgage, 21 Nov 1866 (see D/D SB 16/104); Endorsed: memorandum of indenture dated 18 Jun 1873, and reconveyance and reassignment, 24 Jan 1873D/D SB 16/105

Further charge, for £100, 25 Mar 1869; (i) Edward Mathews Davis, late of Elm Cottage, near Chard, county of Somerset but now of Boulogne Sur Mer, Empire of France, gentleman, to (ii) Mary Nicholl of town of Swansea, spinster: Parts, messuages, tenements, lands, hereditaments and premises comprised in and granted or otherwise assured by recited indenture of 25 Mar 1865 (see D/D SB 16/101) shall henceforth stand charged with and remain security for payment to (i), her executors, administrators and assigns as well as sum of £600 and interest for same pursuant to provisions of said indenture as of further sum of £100 by (ii) as aforesaid and that same shall not be redeemed or redeemable until both said principal sums and interest thereof respectively shall be fully paid and satisfied; Recites deeds, 25 Mar 1865-18 May 1868D/D SB 16/106

Lease (counterpart), for 14 years, from 25 March 1870, rent £18 yearly, 1 Sep 1870; (i) Edward Mathews Davis now or late of town of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) Philip Andrew and Henry William Crowhurst both of Swansea, brewers and copartners: Messuage called The Ship Inn at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian and now in occupation of (ii) or their undertenants. Together with outhouses, buildings, garden to said messuage belonging or appertainingD/D SB 16/107

Mortgage, for £600, 1 Sep 1870; (i) Edward Mathews Davis of Boulogne Sur Mer in Empire of France, gentleman, to (ii) Emily Gertrude Craddock of Leamington, county of Warwick, spinster: (Properties described in D/D SB 16/101); Recites will of Anna Maria Davis, 13 May 1848 and will or testamentary appointment of Jane Ashe, 13 Dec 1844; Endorsed: memorandum of indenture dated 18 January 1873D/D SB 16/108

Lease (and counterpart), for 54 years, from 30 Jun 1871, rents or royalties of 6½d and for every ton of coal or culm and 4d for every ton of fire clay which shall be worked, raised or gotten in, under or from lands and premises described or any part thereof and so in proportion for any less quantity than ton, at all events yielding and paying during said term sleeping rent of £50 in every year of said term whether any coal or culm or fire clay or so much coal, culm and fire clay as at rates or royalties as aforesaid shall yield that annual rent shall or shall not be worked, raised or gotten in any year in, under or from said land and premises or any part thereof, royalty, way leave or sum of 1d per ton of coal, culm and other minerals and mineral produce (not being part of coal, culm and fire clay hereby demised) which shall or may during term hereby granted be by (ii), his executors, administrators or assigns earned or conveyed in, upon, along, under or through lands and premises described or any part thereof, yearly rent of £2 for every statute acre and so in proportion for any less quantity than acre of such parts of surface of land and premises described as shall be taken, used or occupied by (ii), his executors, administrators or assigns by virtue hereof, 7 Jul 1871; (i) Edward Mathews Davis now or late of Swansea, esquire, to (ii) Edward Dangerfield of Swansea aforesaid, colliery proprietor: Veins, beds and seams of coal, culm and fire clay lying and being underneath messuage, farm and lands called Caegunnidd fach in parish of Swansea and now occupied by Abraham Hopkins as yearly tenant thereof and admeasurement 25 acres or thereabouts (more or less)D/D SB 16/109/1-2

Conveyance for £2290 and £350, 9 Apr 1872; (i) Griffith Llewellyn of Baglan Hall, esquire and (ii) Catherine Llewellyn of Baglan Cottage, spinster and (iii) Elizabeth Llewellyn of Baglan Cottage aforesaid, spinster and (iv) said Griffith Llewellyn and Eleanor Ann Prichard of 13, Granby Street, Mornington Crescent, county of Middlesex, spinster and (v) William Harries Francis of Mount Pleasant, town of Swansea, esquire and (vi) Frederick Morrison Clifford of Allahabad, Presidency of Bengal, India, surgeon major in Army and (vii) Mary Louisa Davis of 11, Charlotte Street, Manchester Square, county of Middlesex, spinster and (viii) Ellen Rosa Davies of Tumby Lawn, near Boston, county of Lincoln, spinster and (ix) Sarah Agnes Davies of Mall, Peshawur, India, spinster and (x) William Astell Franks of Mall, Peshawur aforesaid, lieutenant colonel in Army and Emily Harriet, his wife, (late Emily Harriet Davies, spinster), to (xi) John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, esquire: Messuage, farm and lands called Llech y fedach, otherwise Llech y vedw, containing by admeasurement 113 acres and 31 perches in parish of Llanon in county of Carmarthen, formerly in tenure of John Hugh, his undertenants or assigns and now or late of Robert Jones, his undertenants or assigns. Messuage, farm and lands called Maesllech containing by admeasurement 64 acres, 3 roods and 6 perches in parish of Bettws in said county of Carmarthen, formerly in tenure of Rees Rees and Thomas Bevan, their or one of their undertenants or assigns, and now or late of Thomas Morgan, his undertenants or assigns. Messuage, farm and lands called Garnant Genol, otherwise Garnant issa, containing by admeasurement 21 acres, 2 roods and 35 perches in parish of Llangafelach (Llangyfelach) and now or late in occupation of Rees Higgs; Recites deeds, 8 Apr 1837-13 Nov 1850; Endorsed: memoranda of conveyances, 6 Dec 1930-29 Sep 1945D/D SB 16/110

Reconveyance, for £600, 1 May 1873; (i) Emily Gertrude Craddock of Leamington, county of Warwick, spinster, to (ii) Edward Mathews Davis of Boulogne-sur-Mer in France: Freehold parts of hereditaments comprised in mortgage dated 1 September 1870 (see D/D SB 16/108); Recites indenture, 1 Sep 1870 (see D/D SB 16/108)D/D SB 16/111

Conveyance (draft), for £40, 26 Jun 1873; (i) John Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Swansea, esquire, to (ii) James Wathen Pockett of ( ) Villa, Swansea aforesaid, steam packet proprietor: Piece of land at or near Pantygwyder within franchise of Swansea and fronting to and forming part of newly laid out street or crescent called or intended to be called Glanmor Crescent and now or lately in occupation of (i); Recites indenture, 12 Sep. 1854 and indenture, 5 Nov. 1862D/D SB 16/112

Reconveyance, for £700, 31 Dec 1873; (i) Anne Nicholl and Margaret Spencer Nicholl, both of Mumbles, near Swansea, spinsters, by direction of (ii) said Anne Nicholl, Elizabeth Morgan of Bridgend, widow and said Margaret Spencer Nicholl, to (iii) Edward Mathews Davis of Boulogne-sur-Mer in France, gentleman: Freehold parts and hereditaments comprised in mortgage of 25 March 1865 (see D/D SB 16/101); Recites indenture, 25 Mar 1865 (see D/D SB 16/101) and indenture, 25 Mar 1869 (see D/D SB 16/106)D/D SB 16/113

Conveyance (copy), for £720 and £6480, 15 Apr 1875; (i) The Reverend John Ponsonby Lucas of Rhossili, clerk in holy orders, to (ii) Henry Hoskins of Uplands, near Swansea, esquire: Messuage and dwellinghouse in franchise of town of Swansea called Uplands and offices, wash-house, stables, lawn and garden and wooded grounds adjoining to said gardens and lands on northern, southern and eastern sides of said messuage and gardens and wooded grounds containing altogether 10 acres, 2 roods and 26 perches or thereabouts as same premises were at time and for some time previously to sale in occupation of (ii) as tenant thereof and as same are now in his occupation; Recites indenture, 7 May 1819, appointment and release, 28 Sep 1827, suit instituted in High Court of Chancery, 23 Jun 1871, decree, 25 Jun 1873, auction, 23 Sep 1874, certificate, 30 Sep 1874, order of Court, 15 Dec 1874, order 19 Jan 1875D/D SB 16/114/1-9

Conveyance, for £757 13s 2d, 19 May 1875; (i) Henry Hoskin of Uplands, near Swansea, esquire, to (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, near Swansea aforesaid, esquire: Pieces of land, garden, ground and premises on north, south, east and west sides of and adjoining property of (ii) near Mirador in borough of Swansea which contain 1 acre and 27 perches or thereabouts and are part of Uplands Estate recently purchased by and conveyed to (i); Plan, scale: 40 feet to inchD/D SB 16/115

Mortgage, for £400, 16 Feb 1877; (i) Edward Mathews Davis, late of Swansea but now of Boulogne Sur Mer, Republic of France, gentleman, to (ii) Charles Norton of Swansea, gentleman: (Properties described in D/D SB 16/101); Recites will of Anna Maria Davis, formerly of Park Place, parish of Ilston but afterwards and at time of her decease of town of Swansea, widow, (i)s paternal grandmother, 13 May 1848 and codicils thereof (see D/D SB 16/374) and will or testamentary appointment of Jane Ashe, late wife of William Ashe of Saint James Square in parish of Saint Paul in city of Bristol, esquire, 13 Dec 1844; Endorsed: reconveyance, 5 Aug 1882. (i) within-named Charles Norton to (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, esquire, executor of will of Edward Mathews Davis. Messuages, tenements, dwellinghouses, farms, lands and hereditaments and premises comprised in and expressed to be granted by within written indenture. Recites will of within-named Edward Mathews Davis, 8 Aug 1874, proved 26 Apr 1878 (see D/D SB 16/376)D/D SB 16/116

Assignment (duplicate) of lease for residue of term of 99 years from 29 September 1849, for £500, subject to proportionate part of rents by recited lease reserved, 18 Feb 1878; (i) Louisa Roe of Brookland, Dunvant, near Swansea, widow, to (ii) The London and North Western Railway Company: Pieces of land, hereditaments and premises containing together 3 roods and 23½ perches or thereabouts at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian which said premises are portion of premises comprised in and demised by recited lease; Recites lease, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67); Plan, scale: 2 chains to 1 inch; Endorsed: Penclawdd ExtensionD/D SB 16/117

Assignment (duplicate) of lease for residue of term of 99 years from 29 September 1849, for £193 4s, subject to rents reserved in same lease, 23 Mar 1878; (i) Louisa Roe of Brooklands, near Swansea, widow, to (ii) The London and North Western Railway Company: Pieces of land in parish of Llanrhidian containing 2 acres and 11 perches or thereabouts (except and subject as in lease of 11 December 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67)); Recites lease, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67); Plan, no scaleD/D SB 16/118

Conveyance, for £1200, 13 Jun 1878; (i) Jessie Marguerite Catherine Reynolds of Wilton House, Southfields, Wandsworth, county of Surrey, spinster, to (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Swansea, esquire: Messuage, farm and lands called Cefen-y-sciach containing 45 acres, 2 roods and 26 perches, more or less, in parishes of Llangefelach (Llangyfelach) and Llandilo-tal-y-bont (Llandeilo Talybont) and now in tenure of (ii) or his undertenants; Plans, scale: 8 chains to inch; Schedule of Cefen-y-Sciach Farm and lands; Endorsed: memorandum of conveyance made 10 November 1908 between (i) David Trevillian Jenkin and (ii) Great Western Railway Company. Piece of land containing by admeasurement 2 acres and 3 perches being part of plot 476 delineated on plan was conveyed to (ii); Notes: Mostly sold in 1953 to Ernest Evans JPD/D SB 16/119

Lease (counterpart), for 64 years, from 25 March 1879, rent £1 10s yearly, 14 May 1879; (i) Louisa Roe of Brookland House, Dunvant, widow, to (ii) Herbert Llewellyn Morris, John Glyn Thomas, Robert Smith, William Morris and Edward Sumner-Morris, trading together in partnership at Penclawdd as tin plate manufacturers under style or form of Morris, Smith, Thomas and Company: Piece of land at Penclawdd adjoining tin plate works there belonging to and in occupation of (ii) and containing by admeasurement 1 rood 11 perches or thereabouts. Together with liberty for (ii), their executors, administrators and assigns to erect and build upon said piece of land or any part thereof buildings of any description and for any use either separately or in conjunction with any existing buildings and also to tip upon said piece of land slag and refuse from their said works. (Except and reserved out of this demise unto (i), her executors, administrators and assigns all mines and minerals in, upon or under premises hereby demised); Plan, scale: 2 chains to inchD/D SB 16/120

Lease (and counterpart), for residue of term of 99 years, for £80, subject to rent reserved in recited lease, 27 Jul 1879; (i) Elizabeth Boxall Davis of Balham, county of Surrey, widow and (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Swansea, esquire, to (iii) Louisa Roe of Dunvant, near Swansea, widow: Field at Llanrhidian excepted from recited lease of adjoining property; Recites lease, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67); Plan, no scaleD/D SB 16/121/1-2

Grant (duplicate and certified copy), for £182 8s 10d, annual rent charge of £20, 13 Dec 1879; (i) John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, borough of Swansea, esquire, to (ii) The Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of said borough as The Urban Sanitary Authority for borough and district of Swansea: (i) grants and confirms to (ii) right to maintain through his lands at Uplands in borough of Swansea line of pipes for purpose of connecting Velindra (Velindre) Reservoir with Cwmdonkin Reservoir and to use such line of pipes for passage of water between said reservoirs and also full right and liberty at all reasonable times but subject to restrictions to enter upon said lands to inspect condition of and to repair, cleanse and renew said pipes; Endorsed: plan, scale: 220 feet to inch. Water WorksD/D SB 16/122/1-2

Lease (counterpart) for 69½ years (less last three days of such term) from 25 March 1879, rent £4 yearly and so in proportion for any less time than year, 14 May 1881; (i) Louisa Roe of Brooklands, parish of Llanrhidian Higher, widow, to (ii) David John of Penclawdd, same parish, bootmaker: Piece of land with dwellinghouse and workshop adjoining lately erected and built thereon by (ii) at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian Higher on south side of road running along edge of beach and bounded on west side by imaginary line drawn along centre of hedge separating said piece of land from adjoining premises held under lease by (i) and now in occupation of John Williams, which piece of land contains in width on north side next said road 85 feet and on south side thereof 97 feet and in depth on east side 101 feet and on west side 95 feet, more or less, and is held together with other hereditaments by (i) under lease dated 11 Decemer 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67). Together with power to erect and set up one other good and substantial dwellinghouse (but no more) with proper outbuildings and conveniences thereto in good, sound and workmanlike manner and according to plans and specifications to be first approved of by (i), her executors, administrators or assigns or her or their agent in or upon hereby demised premises; Plan, scale: 40 feet to inchD/D SB 16/123

Agreement, 24 May 1884; (i) Jonathan Griffiths Morgan of Swansea, builder and (ii) Matthew Morgan of Heolybedw, parish of Llangyfelach, farmer and John Morgan of Gower Road, collector of taxes, with (iii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Swansea, esquire: (i) will erect and fully complete new dwellinghouse and other buildings in and upon farm and lands called Esciach ucha in parish of Llangefelach, (iii) doth hereby contract and agree with (i) to pay (i) contract sum of £343 6s; Specification of work to be done in erection of farm house and buildings on Esciach ucha (y Sgiach Uchaf), property of J. Trev. Jenkin, esq. and according to plans and other drawings prepared by T.Thomas, architect, Glannant, OystermouthD/D SB 16/124/1-2

Lease (counterpart), for 14 years, from 25 March 1885, rent £25 yearly, 20 May 1885; (i) John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Swansea, esquire, to (ii) Henry William Crowhurst and Benyon Reeve Benyon Winser, both of Swansea, brewers and co-partners: Messuage called The Ship Inn at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian and now in occupation of (ii) or their undertenants. (Except and reserved unto (i), his heirs and assigns all mines and minerals in and under said premises with full powers to search for, work and carry away same)D/D SB 16/125

Conveyance, for £810, 27 Oct 1885; (i) Richard John Letcher of Swansea, secretary to The Glamorganshire Banking Company Limited, to (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Swansea, esquire: Messuage, farm, lands, hereditaments and premises called Tyn-y-cwm in parish of Llangyfelach containing 70 acres and 24 perches or thereabouts. Right of (i) to cut hay on and from and all other (if any) estate, right, title and interest of (i) in and to two pieces of land containing together 2 acres, 1 rood and 25 perches called Trian in Waun Park ucha and Fenerig in Waun Park ucha; Plan, scale: 6 chains to inch approx.; Schedule of propertiesD/D SB 16/126

Acknowledgement and undertaking as to title deeds, 27 Oct 1885; Mary Price of Glantwrch in parish of Ystradgynlais in county of Brecon, widow, as to documents mentioned in first schedule hereto, Charles Edward Morgan of Oakfield Mortimer, near Reading in county of Berks, colonel upon half pay in Her Majestys Army as to documents mentioned in second schedule hereto, Elizabeth Ann Beor, Adelaide Jane Beor and Rebecca Sarah Beor, all of Swansea, spinsters, as to documents mentioned in third schedule hereto, Richard John Letcher of Swansea, secretary to Glamorganshire Banking Company Limited, Elias Jenkins Beor of Swansea, gentleman and Ernest Benthall of 30, Tregunter Road, South Kensington in county of Middlesex, esquire, as to documents comprised in fourth schedule hereto and John Howell Williams of Gwenlaisvawr, near Pontardulais, gentleman, as to documents comprised in fifth schedule hereto, hereby respectively acknowledge right of John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, in Swansea to production and to delivery of copies of said documents respectively. Said Mary Price as to documents comprised in first schedule hereto hereby undertakes for safe custody thereof. Said John Howell Williams as to documents comprised in fifth schedule hereto hereby undertakes for safe custody thereof; Recites indenture, 27 Oct 1885 (see D/D SB 16/126); Schedules of deeds, 14 July 1845-23 Aug 1883, 11 Aug 1841-9 Nov 1878, 23 Jun 1879-1 Aug 1883, 7 Jul 1881, 18 Apr 1874D/D SB 16/127

Conveyance, for £250, 31 Dec 1885; (i) Richard John Letcher of Swansea, secretary to Glamorganshire Banking Company Limited, to (ii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Swansea, esquire: Field called Cae Pen Enuen near to Pen-y-fedi isha in parish of Llangyfelach containing 5 acres, 2 roods and 31 perches or thereabouts. Also two field (formerly one field) called Caer Bryn Llwyd near Pen-y-fedi isha and containing 3 acres, 23 roods and 27 perches or thereabouts, all which said fields are now or lately were occupied by Ann Hopkins, widow of Evan Hopkins, as yearly tenant thereof as part of Pen-y-fedi isha; Recites will of Henry Williams late of Bryngrarad, gentleman, 1 Feb 1811, deeds, 11 Aug 1844-1 Aug 1883, will of Sarah Jenkins late of Kensington Place, Clifton in county of Gloucester, spinster, deceased, 14 Oct 1858, action commenced in Chancery Division of High Court of Justice entitled Beor v. Williams 1881. B. 3589 on 30 June 1881, judgement pronounced in said action on 4 March 1882, certificate of chief clerk, 11 Jul 1884, order of said High Court made in said action on 26 July 1884, order of said Court made in said action, 29 Oct 1885, certificate of Chancery assistant paymaster-general filed 17 Nov 1885, order of said Court made in said action on 17 November 1885; Endorsed: plan, scale: 6 chains to 1 inchD/D SB 16/128

Acknowledgement and undertaking as to title deeds, 31 Dec 1885: (As in D/D SB 16/127); Recites indenture, 31 Dec 1885 (see D/D SB 16/128); Schedules of deeds (as in D/D SB 16/127)D/D SB 16/129

Lease (counterpart), for 60 years, from 29 September 1886, rent £200 and £5 during first year, rent £300 and £5 during every subsequent year of said term, 5s for every wey of 11 tons of coal or culm got or raised from veins, mines or seams of coal or culm hereby demised and so in proportion for any less quantity than wey , 6d for every ton of ironstone and ironore, 2½d for every ton (subject to deduction of 10 per cent for shale) of fireclay, 2d for every ton (without any allowance for shale) of clay other than fireclay, 2d for every ton (subject to deduction of 5 per cent for shale) of stone, 3d for every wey and so in proportion for any less quantity than wey of coal, culm and other minerals which shall be raised by (iii) or any other person or persons from any mines, veins and seams of coal, culm and other minerals lying under lands belonging to (ii), his heirs or assigns which shall be carried, conveyed or taken in, upon or under field called Coed Cae Stubba, 12 Oct 1886; (i) John Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Swansea, esquire and (ii) Francis Hood Gregory of Styvechale, near Coventry, county of Warwick, esquire, to (iii) Arthur Stevens Davey now residing at Dinard, France, esquire, Sir Horace Davey, knight of 10, Queens Gate Gardens, county of Middlesex, one of Her Majestys Counsel and Julia Matilda Pegg of Drumma House, Oakleigh Park, county of Middlesex, widow: Veins, mines and seams of coal, culm, iron ore, clay, stone, sand, slate and other mines and minerals whether opened or unopened in, upon or under messuages, tenements and lands formerly called Glyn y gorse, Penyrhusva, Hengarth Vach and Tyryvron and also in, upon or under cottage, garden and croft at Heollace whole containing by estimation 295 acres, 1 rood and 18 perches or thereabouts. Said minerals in, upon or under field called Coed cae Stubba containing by estimation 3 acres, 1 rood and 31 perches or thereabouts. All which messuages, tenements and hereditaments are now in occupation of (iii) their undertenants or assigns and are in parish of Llansamlet; Plan, scale: 4 chains to inchD/D SB 16/130

Conveyance, for £1228, 11 Nov 1886; (i) Francis John Trevor Wingfield of Junior Carlton Club, Pall Mall, county of Middlesex, esquire and Philip Pennant Pennant of Nantlys, Saint Asaph, county of Flint, esquire, by direction and with consent of (ii) The Right Honourable Arthur De Cardonnel, Baron Dynevor of Dynevor Castle, county of Carmarthen, to (iii) John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Swansea, esquire: Messuage with farm house, outhouses, closes, pieces of land and hereditaments thereunto belonging called Blaennant-y-Cadno in parish of Bettws in county of Carmarthen containing by admeasurement 82 acres, 3 roods and 13½ perches or thereabouts and now or late in occupation of David Evans, his undertenants or assigns as yearly tenant thereof; Recites marriage settlement of Right Honourable George Talbot, Baron Dynevor, 17 and 18 Oct 1794, will of George Rice, Baron Dynevor, 1 Dec 1868 and deeds, 2 Oct 1879-14 Aug 1886; Plan, scale: 25.344 inches to mile; Schedule of deeds, 17 Oct 1794-14 Aug 1886; Endorsed: memorandum that by conveyance dated 29 September 1945 and made between (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder, Beatrice Maud Jenkin and John Geoffrey Viner Leeder and (ii) Glyn Pritchard and Rosetta Pritchard, enclosure number 1607 on plan attached hereto, part of within described hereditaments, was conveyed to (ii), mines and minerals being reserved with power to work sameD/D SB 16/131

Grant (duplicate) for £75, 16 Mar 1887; (i) John Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, borough of Swansea, esquire, to (ii) Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of said borough as Urban Sanitary Authority for said borough and district of Swansea: (i) grants unto (ii) their successors and assigns right to maintain, Replace and renew conduit or line of pipes in, through and under lands of Esciachucha, Esciachisa and Tynycwm in parish of Llangyfelach and also right to maintain manholes, ventilating shafts, apparatus and conveniences connected with said conduit or line of pipes and also right and liberty to substitute other pipes and similar works for those now already laid and also right and liberty at all reasonable times to inspect condition of and to repair, cleanse, replace and renew said pipes and other necessary works connected therewith; Recites indenture, 24 Apr 1856 (see D/D SB 16/80) and indenture, 27 Oct 1885 (see D/D SB 16/126); Schedule of properties. Schedule of deeds and documents, 24 Apr 1856-27 Oct 1885; Endorsed: plan, scale: 1/2500D/D SB 16/132

Memorandum as to existing leases and under leases of land called Glyn-y-Gorse in parish of Llansamlet and of terms arranged for surrender and new lease of portion of such land to Birchgrove Steel Company LimitedD/D SB 16/133/1-8

Surrender, for reduction of rent, 1 Sep 1891; (i) Arthur Stevens Davey of Lake House, Freemantle, county of Hants, esquire, Sir Horace Davey of 10, Queensgate Gardens, county of Middlesex, knight, MP, one of Her Majestys Counsel and Julia Matilda Pegg of Benchfield, Nather Street, Finchley, county of Middlesex, widow, to (ii) Eliza Jenkin of Clifton, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow, on behalf of David Trevillian Jenkin, minor under age of 21 years and (iii) Francis Hood Gregory of Styvechale, near Coventry, county of Warwick, esquire: Half part of piece of land containing 20 acres or thereabouts in parish of Llansamlet being part of premises occupied and demised by lease dated 3 September 1844 (see D/D SB 16/61/1, 2). Remaining half part of said piece of land being part of premises comprised in and demised by lease dated 20 November 1837 (see D/D SB 15/55); Recites deeds, 20 Nov 1837-12 Oct 1886 and order in chambers, 4 Aug 1890; Plan, no scaleD/D SB 16/134

Conveyance, for £300, 30 Nov 1893; (i) Frances Jane Hoskin of Uplands House, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Swansea, gentleman: Piece of land part of Uplands estate and being lower part of private drive, which said piece of land is bounded on south by Sketty Road, on east by land belonging to (ii), on north by other land belonging to (i) as trustee of will of Henry Hoskin and on west by road called Uplands Terrace; Recites will of Henry Hoskin, late of Uplands House, 28 Jan 1893; Schedule of deed and documents, 15 Apr 1875-10 Jul 1893; Endorsed: plan, scale: 66 feet to inchD/D SB 16/135

Deed of settlement, for natural love and affection for and towards (i)s mother, Elizabeth Jenkin, 31 Mar 1894; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, county borough of Swansea, gentleman, desirous of making provision for (ii) said Elizabeth Jenkin of same address, widow, to (iii) Jonathan Peel Baird of Somerley, Ringwood, county of Hants, land agent and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 16, Uplands Crescent, Swansea, land and estate agent: Freehold lands and premises in parish of Bettws in county of Carmarthen, in parish of Bishopston, in parish of Llandilo-fawr (Llandeilo Fawr) in county of Carmarthen, in parish of Llandeilo Talybont, in parish of Llangadock (Llangadog) in county of Carmarthen, in parish of Llangendeirne in county of Carmarthen, in parish of Llangyfelach, in parish of Llanon in county of Carmarthen, in parish of Llanrhidian, in parish of Merthyr in county of Carmarthen, in parish and town of Swansea to secure annual payment of sum of £800; Schedule of deeds and properties, 8 Jan 1849-11 Nov 1886; Endorsed: memoranda of deeds, 2 Mar 1927-15 Oct 1930D/D SB 16/136

Lease (and attested copy), for 99 years, from 25 March 1893, rent £40 yearly, 1 May 1894; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Ffynone, county borough of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) Thomas Powell Jones of Heathfield Yard, Carlton Terrace, Swansea, merchant: Piece of ground on north side of road known as Sketty Road, leading from Swansea to Sketty and containing by admeasurement in front towards said road 100 feet and of irregular depth. Together with two dwellinghouses now in course of erection thereon. Together with power to build on said piece of ground two more (but not more than two) semi-detached dwellinghouses or villas; Plan 41.66 feet to inch; Memoranda of deeds dated 6 November 1894 and 19 April 1918D/D SB 16/137/1-7

Mortgage, for £2000, 17 May 1895; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Ffynone, county borough of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) William Walters of Penlan, Uplands, Swansea, gentleman: Pieces of land at Ffynone and Uplands in Swansea. Together with all messuages, dwellinghouses, erections and buildings thereon; Plan, scale: 41.66 feet to inch; Endorsed: deeds, 4 Dec 1895-28 Jul 1904D/D SB 16/138

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 March 1894, rent during first and second years of term £13 4s per annum and during remainder of term £26 8s per annum, 14 Aug 1895; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Ffynone, county borough of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) Glendinning Moxham of 17 Woodlands Terrace, Swansea, architect: Piece of ground on north side of road known as Sketty Road, leading from Swansea to Sketty and containing by admeasurement in front towards said road 66 feet and depth of 120 feet, except and reserved all mines and minerals whatsoever with full powers of winning, working and carrying away same. Together with two dwellinghouses now erected or being erected thereon; Plan, scale: 41.66 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 16/139/1-6

Lease (counterpart), for 60 years, from 29 September 1893, 4d for each ton of coal or culm to be raised by (ii) from and out of land and premises described, 7d for each ton of ironstone, ironore or blackband or other minerals from which iron shall be extracted and which shall be raised by (ii) from out of lands and hereditaments described, 4d for each ton of fireclay which shall be raised by (ii) from out of land and premises described, £50 5s 3d, during each year of residue of term hereby granted such additional sums of money if any as together with several tonnage royalties hereinbefore reserved as shall be sufficient to make up sum of £32, sum of £2 and in same proportion for any lesser quantity than acre for every acre of described lands which shall be taken for any of purposes aforesaid, 21 Sep 1895; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, county borough of Swansea, esquire, to (ii) Ammanford Colliery Company Limited, those registered office is at Ammanford House, parish of Bettws, county of Carmarthen: Veins, mines, seams and beds of coal, culm, ironstone, ironore and fireclay already or hereafter to be and, opened, discovered or found in, upon or under farm and lands called Llether Llanfawr in parish of Bettws in county of Carmarthen and now or late in tenure of Stephen Rees; Plan, scale: 2 chains to inchD/D SB 16/140

Lease (counterpart and attested copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 March 1895, rent during first and second years of term £4 5s 6d yearly and during residue of term £8 11s yearly, 15 Oct 1895; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Ffynone, county borough of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) Philip Beynon of Marlborough Road, Swansea, Francis Tucker of Marlborough Road, Swansea and Robert George Grove of Rhyddings Park Road, Swansea, trading as Beynon, Tucker and Grove, builders, Swansea: Piece of ground on south side of new road on Mirador Field known as Mirador Crescent, Swansea and containing by admeasurement in front towards said road 36 feet or thereabouts and in depth 100 feet or thereabouts. Together with two dwellinghouses now in course of erection thereon. Except and always reserved unto (i), his heirs and assigns, mines and minerals with full liberty of access to work and carry away same respectively. ; (ii) will on or before 25 March 1896 expend not less than £650 in building in good, substantial and workmanlike manner said two dwellinghouses and premises in course of erection with enclosure walls and iron railings in front thereof and all drains and sewers and water and gas services, roadways, pathways and pavements properly made and connected to satisfaction of (i) his surveyor or agent and in strict compliance with bye-laws and requirements of local sanitary authority or corporation; Plan, scale: 41.66 ft to inch; Noted: 29 + 31 Mirador CrescentD/D SB 16/141/1-7

Conveyance, for £100, 1 Dec 1896; (i) Frances Jane Hoskin of 24 Cwmdonkin Terrace, county borough of Swansea, widow, as trustee of will of Henry Hoskin, to (ii) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Swansea, gentleman: Piece of ground being part of Uplands estate on east side of road called Uplands terrace and having frontage thereto of 34 feet or thereabouts in town and franchise of Swansea and being bounded on north by Cwmdonkin drive leading to Cwmdonkin Terrace, on south and east by land belonging to (ii) and on west by Uplands Terrace which premises contain by admeasurement 603 square yards or thereabouts; Recites will of Henry Hoskin late of Uplands House, deceased, 28 Jan 1893; Schedule of deed and documents, 16 Mar 1887-15 Apr 1895; Endorsed: plan, scale: 41.66 ft to inchD/D SB 16/142

Mortgage, for £3500, 5 Apr 1897; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, county borough of Swansea, esquire, to (ii) Dearman Edwards of Brinsop Court, Hereford, county of Hereford, esquire and John Farrant Fry of Shepton Mallet, county of Somerset, surgeon: Pieces of land within county borough of Swansea and on north side of road leading from Swansea to Gower. Together with dwellinghouses and buildings erected thereon or on some of them. Plots of land at Pantygwydir within county borough of Swansea fronting to and forming part of street called Glanmôr Crescent; Plans, scale: 41.66 feet to inch; Endorsed: reconveyance, 5 Jan 1898, (i) within named Dearman Edwards and John Farrant Fry to (ii) within named David Trevillian Jenkin. Hereditaments and premises comprised in within written indentureD/D SB 16/143

Lease (and counterpart), for 99 years, from 29 September 1849 less last ten days of said term, rent £4 15s yearly, 29 Sep 1897; (i) Marie Louisa Roe, Fanny Eliza Roe, Emily Kate Roe and Florence Adele Roe, all of Brooklands, parish of Llanrhidian Higher, spinsters, to (ii) John Lewis of Penclawdd, said parish, collier: Piece of ground containing area 1 rood and 1 perch or thereabouts together with cottages and buildings thereon and near Ship and Castle at Penclawdd, which said premises are now in occupation of (ii) and except and always reserved out of these presents unto (i) timber trees, handils and trees likely to become timber and toppings and loppings thereof and all coppices, woods and underwoods and soil thereof and all other woods whatsoever now growing or being or which at any time or times hereafter shall or may grown or be in or upon hereby demised premises or any part thereof together with mines and veins of coal and other minerals whatsoever, upon or under hereby demised premises or any part thereof; Endorsed: plan, scale: 40 feet to inchD/D SB 16/144/1-2

Lease (and counterpart), for 99 years, from 29 September 1849 less last three days of said term, rent £6 yearly, 29 Sep 1897; (i) Marie Louisa Roe, Fanny Eliza Roe, Emily Kate Roe and Florence Adéle Roe, all of Brooklands, parish of Llanrhidian Higher, spinsters, to (ii) Morgan Morgans of Penclawdd, near county borough of Swansea, grocer: Piece of land. Together with messuage and buildings erected thereon and near Royal Oak public house at Penclawdd (except and always reserved out of these presents timber trees, standils (continues as in D/D SB 16/144/1, 2); Endorsed: plan, scale: 40 feet to inch. Manchester HouseD/D SB 16/145/1-2

Particulars of security for proposed advance of £6500 at 3½ per cent. Mirador Estate, Swansea. 1898D/D SB 16/146/1-5

Lease (counterpart), for 42 years, from 25 December 1898, rent £180 12s 6d per annum, 5d for every ton of coal raised out of premises hereby demised, 8d for every ton of ironstone raised out of premises hereby demised, 4d for every ton of fireclay raised out of premises hereby demised, wayleave rent of 1d for every ton of first 2000 tons and ½d for every ton over and above said quantity of coal, ironstone and fireclay obtained in any one quarter of year of term hereby granted from any mines not comprised in this present lease or brought through premises hereby demised or any part thereof, 13 Feb 1900; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) The Graigola Merthyr Company Limited, registered office at Cambrian Place, county borough of Swansea: Beds, veins and seams of coal, iron stone and fireclay in or udner farms and lands called Courtmawr, Cefn-schiach, Esciach Ucha and Esciah Isha in parish of Llangyfelach containing area of 216 acres, 3 roods and 6 perches or thereabouts; Plan, scale: 1/2500; Endorsed: lease (counterpart), for 30 years, from 25 December 1940, rents, royalties and wayleave rent reserved by within written lease, 21 April 1942. Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Brynbriallu, Devon Terrace, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and John Geoffrey Viner Leeder of Brynbriallu, Swansea, chartered surveyor, to (ii) Graigola Merthyr Company Limited, registered office at Cambrian Place, county borough of Swansea. Minerals demised by within written lease so far as remain unworked together with similar liberties to those granted by such leaseD/D SB 16/147

Lease (counterpart), for 7 years, from 29 September last, rent £65 yearly, 20 Feb 1900; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, county borough of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) Abraham Levy of 41 Mariner Street, Swansea, rag dealer: Piece of land in New Orchard Street and Mariner Street, Swansea together with 12 dwellinghouses and premises erected thereon and known as 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26 Mariner Street and 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Owens Court and 1, New Orchard Street; Plan, scale: 41.66 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 16/148

Lease (counterpart), for 60 years, from 24 June 1899, rent £78 15s per annum, (royalties as in D/D SB 16/147).1 June 1900; (i) Arthur Vaughan Hanning Vaughan Lee of Dillington Park, county of Somerset, major of Her Majestys Horse Guards Blue, and David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, county borough of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) The Graigola Merthyr Company Limited: Beds, veins and seams of coal, ironstone and fireclay in or under farms and lands called Ffynon Vignos, Bailey Glas and Cwm Skiach in parish of Llangyfelach containing by estimation area of 105 acres or thereabouts; Endorsed: plan, scale: 208.33 feet to 1 inch. Lease for 49 years from 24 June 1910, rent £5 3s per annum, royalties similar to those received by within written indenture in respect of coal, ironstone and fireclay thereby demised, 25 May 1911. (i) within named Arthur Vaughan Hanning Vaughan Lee and David Trevillian Jenkin to (ii) within named Graigola Merthyr Company Limited. Beds, veins and seams of coal, ironstone and fireclay in and under piece of land containing 2 acres, 2 roods and 16 perches being part of farm called Bailey Glas in parish of LlangyfelachD/D SB 16/149

Requisitions on title (copy) of David Trevelyan Jenkins to Vernon Arms, Caer Street, Swansea. Jul 1900D/D SB 16/150/1-3

Conveyance, for £1850, 5 Oct 1900; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Ivythorpe, Sneyd Park, Clifton, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) John Talbot Dillwyn Llewellyn, baronet, M.P. of Penlegaer (Penllergaer): Piece of land together with messuage, tenement and premises erected thereon and known as Vernon Arms public house in Caer Street in county borough of Swansea; Recites deeds, 1826 - 5 Nov 1898D/D SB 16/151/1-4

Licence, for 99 years, from 25 March 1900, rent 10s yearly, 11 Jun 1901; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Ivythorpe, Sneyd park, Clifton, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) The Rural District Council of Llangyfelach: To take water from Cwmcyrnach stream or Nant-y-glais in parish of Llansamlet and to lay water main through lands known as Pen-morfa and Tyn-y-fron in same parish; Plan, scale : 208.33 feet to inchD/D SB 16/152

Agreement of lease (duplicate), for residue of term of 99 years, from 29 September 1849, for £200, free from payment of any part of yearly rent reserved by said lease, 12 Oct 1901; (i) Marie Louisa Roe, Emily Kate Roe, Florence Adele Roe, all of Brooklands, Dunvant near county borough of Swansea, spinsters, to (ii) George Edward Gordon of Bank Chambers, Swansea, mining engineer: Piece of land being part of Penylan in parish of Llanrhidian and containing by admeasurement 4 acres, 2 roods and 30 perches or thereabouts now in occupation of John Daniels (except and reserved and as and with powers mentioned in said lease); Recites lease, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67); Plan, scale : 208.33 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 16/153

Agreement, 10 May 1902; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, surveyor, as agent for and on behalf of David Trevillian Jenkin, esquire, with (ii) Albert Grey of 29 Park Street, Swansea, horse dealer: (i) agrees to let and (ii) to take field bounded on north by Terrace Road, on south by back of Devon Terrace, on east by piece of land adjoining Ffynone recently sold to William Walters, esquire and on west by land belonging to Mrs Hoskins at Swansea for year (less one day) and renewable at option of parties hereto for similar period from 9 May 1902 until determined by one of parties hereto at yearly rent of £5 ; Letter from Albert Grey, Vetch Field Cottage, Swansea to Messrs John M. Leeder and Son, Swansea, 30 Jan 1911; Notice to quit to Albert Grey, horse dealer, Vetch Field Cottage, Swansea, 30 Jul 1913D/D SB 16/154/1-3

Heads of agreement, 25 Jul 1902; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder, as agent and on behalf of David Trevillian Jenkin, esq of The Mirador, Hambrook, Bristol, with (ii) Graham Forrester, as agent for and on behalf of Garn Mill Anthracite Colliery Company Limited, whose registered office is to be at Gloucester Buildings, county borough of Swansea: (i) agrees to grant and (ii) to take lease and execute counterpart thereof of Red Vein and all overlaying veins of coal (if any) together with any argilaceous ironstone, blackband or fireclay immediately associated therewith underneath lands of about 65 acres more or less in parish of Bettws in county of Carmarthen. Term shall be 60 years from 29 September 1902. Certain rent in respect of royalties on coal shall be £65 a year. Royalties to be as follows:(a) 5d per statute ton on all coal (b) 4d per statute ton on all blackband, argilaceous ironstone and fireclay. Wayleave rent of 1d per ton to be paid on all foreign coal brought through property; Recites deeds, 29 Jun - 20 Dec 1895D/D SB 16/155/1-9

Assignment of equity of redemption, for £5, 13 Oct 1902; (i) Richard Henry Seldon of 117, Rhyddings Park Road, county borough of Swansea, builder, to (ii) William Henry Harding of 9, Mirador Crescent, county borough of Swansea, builder: Half part of (i) of and in piece of ground with two dwellinghouses built thereon and being 5 and 7, Mirador Crescent in Swansea. Half part of (i) of and in piece of ground with two dwellinghouses thereon and known as 1 and 3, Mirador Crescent in Swansea; Recites deeds, 29 Jun - 20 Dec 1895D/D SB 16/156

Lease (counterpart), for 99 years, from 31 December 1900, rent £3 yearly, 1 Nov 1902; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Ivy Thorpe, Sneyd Park, Clifton, county of; Somerset, to (ii) The Swansea Rural District Council: Right of taking water from lands on Cwmllwyd and Nantllwyd Farms in parish of Swansea above and below lands of (i) for purpose of (ii)s district waterworks; Recites demise, 21 Mar 1899 and action in High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, Swansea District Registry, 1900 J No.204D/D SB 16/157

Mortgage, for £1300, 24 Nov 1902; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) Annie Leeder, wife of John Mack Leeder of New Hall, Kings Pyon, Weobley, county of Hereford, gentleman: Freehold premises in Matthew Street, High Street and Dyfatty Street in county borough of Swansea; Schedule of properties and deeds, 28 Sep 1822 - 11 Mar 1871; Memorandum of reconveyance dated 28 Sep 1917 and made between (i) within named Annie Leeder and (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder and Beatrice Jenkin (personal representatives of within named David Trevillian Jenkin, deceased). Hereditaments composed in within written indenture were conveyed to (ii) by (i)D/D SB 16/158

Lease (and counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 March 1903, rent £10 yearly, 22 Apr 1903; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) Alfred Davies of 2 College Street, county borough of Swansea, tobacconist: Piece of ground of irregular shape on north side of Richmond Road on Mirador Field, Swansea, except and reserved unto (i), his heirs and assigns all mines and minerals whatsoever with full power and liberty of access to win, work and carry away same respectively. Also except and reserved unto Urban Sanitary Authority for borough and district of Swansea right to maintain through and under land hereby demised two lines of iron pipes and to use such lines of pipes for passage of water and also full right and liberty at all reasonable times to enter upon said land to inspect condition of and to repair, cleanse and renew said pipes; (ii) will on or before 25 March 1904 at expense of not less than £1000 in good, substantial and workmanlike manner and in accordance with plan and specifications to be prepared and approved by (i)s architect, surveyor or agent build and completely finish so as to be fit for habitation and use dwellinghouse and premises with enclosure walls, railings or other approved fences and all drains and sewers and water and gas services, roadways, pathways and pavements properly made and connected to satisfaction of (i) or his surveyor or agent and in strict compliance with bye laws and requirements of local sanitary authority or corporation ; Lease, for 99 years, from 25 March 1903, rent £5 yearly, 18 Oct 1905. (i) above named David Trevillian Jenkin to (ii) above named Alfred Davies. Piece of ground adjoining piece of ground demised by above written indenture subject to like exceptions and reservations as are contained in above written indenture; Endorsed : plan, scale 41.66 ft to 1 inch. Memorandum of surrender dated 25 April 1910 and made between (i) Richard Jenkins of Richmond, Richmond Road, county borough of Swansea, gentleman and (ii) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Bristol, gentleman. Premises comprised in written lease surrendered by (i) to (ii)D/D SB 16/159/1-2

Conveyance, for £10, 2 Jul 1903; (i) Frances Jane Hoskins of 24 Cwmdonkin Terrace, Swansea, widow, to (ii) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, gentleman: Piece of land being part of Uplands Estate on north side of road called Richmond Road, Swansea and bounded on south by Richmond Road, on west by land demised to Thomas Lewis and on east by land belonging to (ii) and is of frontage of 14 feet 6 inches and of an irregular width and of depth of 99 feet or thereabouts and contains by admeasurement 85 square yards or thereabouts; Schedule of deeds and documents, 15 Apr 1875 - 10 Jul 1893; Endorsed : plan, scale : 41.66 feet to inchD/D SB 16/160

Agreement, 10 Sep 1904; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street Swansea, as agent for and on behalf of David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, with (ii) James Thomas and Thomas Thomas of Rock House, Tumble, parish of Llannon, county of Carmarthen, colliers: (i) agrees to let to (ii) who agree to take piece of land forming part of Llechfedach Farm at Llanon in county of Carmarthen with full and free liberty and power to open quarry thereon in such manner as may from time to time be approved by (i)s agent for terms of twelve calendar months from 11 Aug 1904 and so on from half quarter to half quarter until said tenancy shall be determined by either party by three calendar months written notice to other. Reserved to (i) all coal, culm, fireclay, minerals, strata. Certain rent £10 per annum merging into following royalties, buildings stones 3d per ton, blocks of 6 cubic feet and upwards 6d per ton, flagstones 3d per square yard; Plans, no scaleD/D SB 16/161/1-7

Release, for £10, 14 Oct 1904; (i) Isobel Sims of 211, Eaton Crescent, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) William Henry Harding of 16, Mirador Crescent, county borough of Swansea, builder : Dwelling house and premises being Grosvenor House, Mirador Crescent in county borough of Swansea; Supplemented to indenture, 20 Dec 1895; Recites lease, 7 Sep 1895D/D SB 16/162

Mortgage, for £1200, 21 Sep 1905; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) William Walters of Ffynone, Swansea, gentleman: Piece of ground at Uplands, Swansea. Together with messuages, dwellinghouses, erections and buildings thereon; Schedule of properties and deeds, 22 Apr 1903 - 16 Sep 1905; Plan, scale : 41.66 feet to inchD/D SB 16/163

Agreement, 20 Mar 1906; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, gentleman, with (ii) The Swansea Rural District Council: (ii) shall have power to construct and lay water main through part of lands and premises known as Penrhosfa Farm and Tynyfron Farm in parish of Llansamlet, (ii) shall at their own expense from time to time well and substantially repair, maintain, amend and keep said main or waterpipe when so constructed with all necessary reparations and amendments, (ii) will from 25 December 1905 pay (i) easement of 1s per annum for right of continuing such main through or under said lands; Endorsed : plan, scale : 208.33 feet to inchD/D SB 16/164

Lease (counterpart), for 14 years, from 25 March last, rent £30 yearly and further sum as shall be equal to any sum allowable by or chargeable against (i) as his proportion of compensation contribution payable during year in respect of demised premises or licenses held therewith, 30 Apr 1906; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) Swansea United Breweries Limited, registered offices at Wassail Square, county borough of Swansea, common brewers: Publichouse and premises known as Ship and Castle Inn at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian. Together with outhouses, buildings, gardens, rights, easements and appurtenances to said premises belonging (except and reserved unto person or persons for time being entitled thereto all mines and minerals in and under said premises with full powers to search for, work and carry away same); Accompanying correspondence, 2-11 Jan 1908D/D SB 16/165/1-4

Mortgage (copy), for £4000, 1 Aug 1906; (i) Henry Tulloch Hoskin of 24 Cwmdonkin Terrace, county borough of Swansea, gentleman and (ii) Frances Jane Hoskin of 24, Cwmdonkin Terrace, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (iii) Isaac Glasbook of Norton House, West Cross, parish of Oystermouth: Messuage and dw(elling) (ho)use site in franchise of town of Swansea called Uplands and grounds surrounding same. Pieces of land with twenty-two dw(elling) h(ou)ses and prem(ise)s thereon in Cwmdonkin Terrace, S(wan)sea numbered 3 to 24 both inclusive. Pieces of land with nine messuages and premises thereon in Richmond Road, Swansea numbered 1 to 9 both inclusive; Recites will of Henry Hoskin, 21 Jan 1893; Schedule of deeds, 10 Jan 1894 - 28 Nov 1905D/D SB 16/166

Agreement of lease, for residue of term of 99 years, from 29 September 1849, for £60, free from payment of any part of yearly rent reserved by sold lease, 9 May 1908; (i) Marie Louisa Price of Rectory, Port Eynon, wife of Reverend David Price and Emily Kate Roe and Florence Adèle Roe, both of Brooklands, Dunvant, near county borough of Swansea, spinsters, to (ii) George Edward Gordon of Post Office Chambers, Swansea, mining engineer: Piece of land being part of Penylan in parish of Llanrhidian and containing by admeasurement 3 roods and 11 perches or thereabouts (except and reserved and as and with powers mentioned in said lease); Recites indenture, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67); Endorsed : plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/167

Agreement, 1 Sep 1908; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, Bristol, with (ii) Great Western Railway Company, by William Herbert Williams of Paddington, land surveyor, their agent: (i) agrees to sell and (ii) agree to purchase for sum of £235 pices of land containing together 2 acres and 30 perches or thereabouts with buildings and timber thereon in parish of Llandeilo Talybont; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Endorsed : schedule of propertiesD/D SB 16/168

Lease (and counterpart), for 60 years, from 25 March 1907, rent £50 per annum, 6d for every ton of coal raised out of beds, veins and seams hereby demised, 4d for every ton of ironstone raised from demised premises, 3d for every ton of fireclay raised from demised premises, wayleave rent of 1d for every ton of first 24,000 tons and ½d for every ton over 24,000 of coal and culm, ironstone and fireclay and other minerals obtained in any one year of term hereby granted from any mines not comprised in this present demise which shall be carried through premises hereby demised, 9 Nov 1908; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) John Wesley Pearse of 33, South Street, Thurloe Square, London and George Edward Gordon of 9, Wind Street, county borough of Swansea, mining engineer: Unworked coal in three beds, veins and seams of coal and culm known as Statog, Rotten and Hughes seams and ironstone and fireclay associated therewith whether opened or unopened within and under lands near Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Deed Rectifying a mistake, 2 Apr 1912. (i) within named John Wesley Pearse and within named George Edward Gordon with (ii) within named David Trevillian Jenkin. Parcels in within written indenture shall be read and construed as not including therein premises delineated on plan drawn thereon and therein cross hatched blue. Rent of £50 per annum reserved by within written indenture shall be reduced to £44 per annumD/D SB 16/169/1-2

Lease (counterpart), for 60 years, from 24 June 1907, rent £3 yearly for every acre during first 2 years of term rent 10s yearly per acre and during residue of term rent 20s yearly per acre or any part of acre, 6d for every ton of coal raised out of beds, veins and seams hereby demised, 4d for every ton of blackband, argilaceous ironstone, building stone and fireclay and 2d for every square yard of paving stone raised from demised premises, wayleave rent of 1d for every ton of first 48,000 ton and ½d for every ton over 48,000 tons of coal and culm, ironstone and fireclay and other minerals obtained in any year of term hereby granted from any mines not comprised in present demise which shall be carried through premises hereby demised, 31 Dec 1908; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) The Blaenhirwain Colliery Company Limited, registered office at 21, Station Road, Port Talbot: Beds, veins and seams of coal (if any) together with any argilaceous ironstone, building and paving stone, blackband or fireclay immediately associated therewith within or under Llechyfedach Farm lands in parish of Llannon in county of Carmarthen containing are of 124.865 acres of thereabouts; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Deed of rectification, 1 Feb 1939. (i) The New Blaenhirwain Anthracite Collieries Limited, registered office at 11, Old Jewry, London, EC2, wish (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, surveyor, land and estate agent and Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city of Bristol, widow. Parcels in within written lease shall be read and construed as not including therein premises delineated in plan drawn thereon having area of 5.078 acres and numbered 298 and 299. Rent of 20s yearly per acre or any part of acre making in aggregate £125 per annum reserved by within written lease shall as from 2 Nov 1934 be reduced to aggregate rent of £120 per annumD/D SB 16/170

Agreement, 1 Apr 1909; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, by his agents John M Leeder and Son, with (ii) George Edward Gordon of 9,Wind Street, county borough of Swansea, mining engineer: (i) will grant and (ii) shall take lease of unworked veins and seams of coal and culm with fireclay associated therewith in and under two parcels of land, including (i)s rights (if any) to minerals underlying London and North Western Railway, containing 2a 1r 11p or thereabouts at Llanmorlais in parish of Llanrhidian Higher with full powers of working same by underground workings only and without power of entering on surface covering demised mines. Term 50¾ years from 25 March 1909. Rent, for first year peppercorn, thereafter £5 per annum merging into royalties of 7d per ton on all coal and 3d per ton on fireclay. Wayleave, 1d per ton in respect of all minerals; Plans, scale : 208.33 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 16/171

Release, for £50, 24 Jun 1909; (i) Isobel Sims of 211, Eaton Crescent, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) William Henry Harding of 1B Mirador Crescent, Swansea, builder and contractor: Dwellinghouse and premises being 1, Mirador Crescent, Swansea; Supplemental to indenture, 20 Dec 1895; Recites lease, 7 Sep 1895D/D SB 16/172

Lease, for 99 years, from 24 March 1895, for £490, rent £4 yearly, 24 Jun 1909; (i) William Henry Harding of 1b Mirador Crescent, county borough of Swansea, builder, with consent of (iii) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) Agnes Mary Jones of 92, Manselton Road, Swansea, spinster: Dwellinghouse and premises being 1, Mirador Crescent in county borough of Swansea. Except and always reserved unto (iii), his heirs and assigns, mines and minerals with full liberty of access to work and carry away same respectively; Recites lease, 7 Sep 1895 and assignment, 13 Oct 1902 (see D/D SB 16/156); Schedule of deeds, 7 Sep 1895 - 24 Jan 1909; Endorsed : plan, scale : 10 feet to inch. Memorandum of deed dated 3 November 1956D/D SB 16/173

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 99 years (except last day thereof), from 24 June 1895, for £540, subject to rents respectively reserved, 4 Nov 1909; (i) Richard Jenkins and Charles Bevan Jenkins, both of Fisher Street, county borough of Swansea, solicitors, to (ii) Beatrice Mary Bythway, wife of Edward Melville Bythway of 10 Mirador Crescent, Swansea, colliery proprietor: Piece of ground on north side of new road on Mirador Field and known as Mirador Crescent, Swansea and containing by admeasurement in front towards said road 164 feet or thereabouts and having average depth of 121 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouses and buildings erected thereon known as 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34 and 36 Mirador Crescent; Recites lease of 12 Nov 1896 and mortgage, 13 Nov 1896 ; Schedule of properties and deeds, 8 Dec 1904 - 13 Nov 1909; Licence to assign, 3 Nov 1909. Frank Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, as agent for and on behalf of David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, gentleman, to Richard Jenkins and Charles Bevan Jenkins of Swansea, gentlemen, to assign to Beatrice Mary Bythway, wife of Edward Melville Bythway of Mirador Crescent, Swansea, colliery proprietor. Premises being 20 to 36 (inc. even numbers), Mirador CrescentD/D SB 16/174/1-2

Abstract of title of Wm Henry Harding of 1b Mirador Crescent in county borough of Swansea, builder, to leasehold premises known as 1, Mirador Crescent, Swansea, 7 Sep 1875 - 24 Jun 1909. 1909D/D SB 16/175/1-7

Agreement (and counterpart), 1 Feb 1910; (i) Maria Louisa Price, wife of David Price of Port Eynon, clerk in holy orders, Emily Kate Roe of Brooklands, Dunvant, spinster and Florence Adele Roe of same address, spinster, with (ii) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman: (i), for themselves and their respective executors, administrators and assigns, hereby agree with (ii), his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, that they will whenever requested by him or them so to do surrender relinquish and assure to (ii) or them their right and title to as much as premised demised by lease made 11 December 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67) as may be required by (ii), his lessees, tenants or licensees for mining purposes. And (ii) agrees with (i) that he will on every surrender allow and (i) agree to accept annually in reduction of yearly rent of £90 reserved by said lease for residue of term sum calculated after rate of £4 per acre for so much of said premises as may from time to time be so surrendered, but such sum shall be exclusive of and in addition to any compensation payable to any under lessee or tenant of (i) for loss or damage (if any) sustained by them by reason of exercise of powers for working and carrying away mines and minerals. It is agreed that in respect of land for building purposes sum equal to ¾ parts of rent reserved and to be payable to (i) and remaining ¼ part shall during same period be payable to (ii) and thereafter whole shall be payable to (ii), his executors, administrators or assignsD/D SB 16/176/1-2

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 29 September 1909, during first year of term rent peppercorn if demanded and during every subsequent year of term rent £6 yearly, 31 Mar 1910; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) Henry Roderick Thompson of Swansea, solicitor: Piece of land in and having frontage towards and leading from Mirador Terrace to Cwmdonkin Park, Swansea proposed to be known as Park View Crescent of 27 feet or thereabouts and depth of 120 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon and known as Claseburn. Except and reserved all mines and minerals whatsoever in and under said piece of land with full powers of winning, working and carrying away same but so that (ii) shall be fully compensated for all damage thereby occasioned; Plan, no scaleD/D SB 16/177/1-7

Lease (counterpart and copy counterparts), for 60 years, from 25 December 1906, rent £5 yearly for every acre and at same rate for every less part of acre, for all such parts or part of surface of described lands as shall be entered upon by (ii), rent £87 10s per annum, 6d for every ton of coal or culm raised out of beds, veins and seams hereby demised, (other than and except so much of vein or seam known as Penclawdd vein lying under portion of said lands as is delineated and coloured green on plan hereon endorsed and containing by admeasurement 1 acre or thereabouts, coal in which had been paid for by (ii), 6d for every ton of ironstone raised from demised premises, 3d for every ton of fireclay raised from demised premises, wayleave rent of 1d for every ton of first 1800 tons and ½d for every ton over 1800 tons of coal, culm, ironstone and fireclay and other minerals obtained in any one quarter of year of term hereby granted from any mines not comprised in present demise which shall be carried through premises hereby demised, 19 April 1910; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) David Williams of Mayfield, Gowerton: Unworked beds, veins and seams of coal, culm, ironstone and fireclay whether opened or unopened and being within and under lands of (i) near Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian; Plan, scale : 203.33 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 16/178/1-3

Surrender, for (ii) granting new lease to include additional portion of land, 25 Apr 1910; (i) Richard Jenkins of Richmond, Richmond Road, county borough of Swansea, gentleman, to (ii) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Bristol, gentleman: Leasehold dwellinghouse known as Richmond, Richmond Road in county borough of Swansea; Recites deeds, 22 Apr 1903 - 7 Apr 1909, will of Alfred Davies, 2 Mar 1908, will of Sarah Jane Miller, sister and sole executrix of Alfred Davies, 5 Nov 1908 and letters of administration, 4 Feb 1909D/D SB 16/179

Lease (copy.counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 March 1903, rent £20 yearly, 26 Apr 1910; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, city of Bristol, gentleman, to (ii) Richard Jenkins of Richmond, Richmond Road, county borough of Swansea, gentleman: Messuage and premises known as Richmond, Richmond Road in county borough of Swansea. Except and reserved to (i), his heirs and assigns all mines and minerals whatsoever; Plan, scale : 41.66 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 16/180/1-8

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 29 September 1909, during first year of term rent of peppercorn if demanded and during every subsequent year of term rent £6 yearly, 30 Apr 1910; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) William Henry Harding of Cwmdonkin Drive, Swansea, builder: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road leading from Mirador Terrace to Cwmdonkin Park, Swansea proposed to be known as Park View Crescent, of 27 feet or thereabouts and depth towards proposed new road of 120 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved all mines and minerals whatsoever in and under said piece of land with full powers of winning. Working and carrying away same; Plan, no scale; Noted : Melrose Park DriveD/D SB 16/181/1-7

Conveyance (duplicate), for £187 10s, 17 Aug 1910; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) The Glamorgan County Council acting as Local Education Authority for purposes of Education Acts: Piece of ground part of Cwrt Mawr at Pontlliw in parish of Llandeilo Talybont containing by admeasurement 3 roods or thereabouts. Except and always reserved out of conveyance hereby made unto (i), his heirs or assigns or other person or persons for time being entitled thereto all mines and minerals within or under hereditaments hereby conveyed; Schedule of conveyance, 30 May 1854 (see D/D SB 16/76); Endorsed : plan, scale : 208.33 feet to inchD/D SB 16/182

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 29 September 1909, during first year of term rent of peppercorn if demanded and during every subsequent year of term rent £12 yearly, 1 Oct 1910; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) Charles Williams of Cambrian Place, Swansea, builder: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road leading from Windsor Terrace to Cwmdonkin Park, Swansea proposed to be known as Park View Crescent, of 56 feet 6 inches or thereabouts and depth of 120 feet or thereabouts. Together with two dwellinghouses now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved all mines and minerals whatsoever in and under said piece of land with full powers of winning, working and carrying away same; Plan, scale : 30 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 16/183/1-7

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 29 September 1909, during first year of said term rent of peppercorn if demanded and during every subsequent year of term rent £12 yearly, 25 Oct 1910; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) Charles Williams of Cambrian Place, Swansea, builder: Piece of land in and having frontage partly towards road leading from Windsor Terrace to Cwmdonkin Park, Swansea proposed to be known as Park View Crescent and partly towards adjoining land, part of Cwmdonkin Park, 63 feet 2 inches or thereabouts and depth of 120 feet or thereabouts from Park View Crescent. Together with dwellinghouses now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved all mines and minerals whatsoever in and under said piece of land with full powers of winning, working and carrying away same; Plan, scale : 30 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 16/184/1-7

Further charge and mortgage, for £500, 12 Jan 1911; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) Annie Leeder, wife of John Mack Leeder of New Hall, Kings Pyon, Weobley, county of Hereford, gentleman: Freehold hereditaments (described in D/D SB 16/158). Freehold lands and hereditaments (described in D/D SB 16/74); Recites indenture, 24 Nov 1902 (see D/D SB 16/158); Memorandum of reconveyance dated 28 September 1917 and made between (i) within named Annie Leeder and (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder and Beatrice Jenkin (personal representative of within named David Trevillian Jenkin, deceased). Hereditaments comprised in within written indenture were conveyed to (ii) by (i)D/D SB 16/185

Transfer of mortgage, and further charge, for £1200 and £300, 1 May 1911; (i) Mary Wilhelmina Walters of Ffynone, county borough of Swansea, widow, Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, land and estate agent and James Chapman Woods of 1, Worcester Place, Swansea, solicitor, executors and trustees of will of William Walters, at request of (ii) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (iii) Reverend John Hughes of Llandewi Vicarage, Reynoldston, clerk in holy orders: (Properties described in D/D SB 16/163); Supplemental to mortgage, 21 Sep 1905 (see D/D SB 16/163); Recites deeds, 13 Dec 1879 - 26 Apr 1910 and will of William Walters, 27 Jan 1902, proved 6 Mar 1911D/D SB 16/186

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 29 September 1909, for first year of term rent of peppercorn if demanded and during every subsequent year of term rent £6 yearly, 26 May 1911; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request of (ii) William Henry Harding of Cwmdonkin Drive, Swansea, builder, to (iii) Edmund Landers Thomas of The Bryn, Ravenhill, Forestfach, (Fforestfach), near Swansea, commercial traveller: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road leading from Windsor Terrace to Cwmdonkin Park, Swansea, proposed to be known as Park View Crescent, of 27 feet or thereabouts and depth of 120 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection by (iii). Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 16/187/1-7

Surrender (and copy), 4 Sep 1911; (i) Maria Louisa Price, wife of David Price of Rectory, Port Eynon, clerk in holy orders, Emily Kate Roe and Florence Adele Roe, both of Brooklands, Dunvant, parish of Llanrhidian Higher, spinsters, to (ii) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, gentleman: Two pieces of land on north side of London and North Western Railway at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian containing together by admeasurement 62.18 perches or thereabouts. Piece of land on south side of London and North Western Railway at Penclawdd containing by admeasurement 39.7 perches or thereabouts. Piece of land on south side of London and North Western railway, near to and adjoining Bethel Independent Chapel, Penclawdd, containing by admeasurement 43.7 perches or thereabouts. Yearly rent of £90 shall from 25 March 1911 be reduced to sum of £83 1s 9d.; Recites lease, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67) and lease, 27 Jun 1879 (see D/D SB 16/121/1, 2); Plan, scale : 41.66 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 16/188/1-2

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 29 September 1909, for first year of term rent of peppercorn if demanded and during every subsequent year of term rent £6 yearly, 20 Oct 1911; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) William Henry Harding of The Grove, Uplands, Swansea, builder: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road leading from Windsor Terrace to Cwmdonkin Park, Swansea, proposed to be known as Park View Crescent, of 73 feet or thereabouts and depth of 120 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of being erected by (ii) thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to 1 inch; Noted : HillcrestD/D SB 16/189/1-7

Abstract of title of David Trevillian Jenkin, esq. to freehold hereditaments under will of John Trevillian Jenkin, (deceased), 23 Feb 1884 - 20 Feb 1897. 1911D/D SB 16/190/1-4

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 29 Sep 1909, for first year of term rent of peppercorn if demanded and during every subsequent year of term rent £6 yearly, 11 Mar 1912; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) William Henry Harding of The Grove, Uplands, Swansea, builder: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road leading from Windsor Terrace to Cwmdonkin Park, Swansea, proposed to be known a park View Crescent, of 27 feet or thereabouts and depth of 120 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected by (ii) thereon known as Chambercombe but intended to be called Skeena. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inchD/D SB 16/191/1-2

Lease (copy draft), for 99 years, from 25 December 1910, rent £9 10s yearly, 22 Mar 1912; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) John Pye and Company Ltd, registered office at Carmarthen Road Joinery Works, Swansea, to (iii) Charles Phillips of Queens Buildings, Swansea, solicitor: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road proposed to be known as Eden Avenue, Uplands, Swansea, of 28 feet 9 inches or thereabouts and depth on north side of 130 feet 11 inches and on south side of 130 feet 6 inches or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inchD/D SB 16/192

Agreement, 28 Mar 1912; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, Bristol, county of Gloucester, gentleman, by Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46 Waterloo Street, Swansea, his agent, with (ii) William Thomas of Penrhiw, Velindre, parish of Llangyfelach, collier and Isaac Evans of Glanlliw, Velindre, collier: For lease on completion of two dwelling houses at Velindre in parish of Llangyfelach on piece of land being part of Sciach Ucha Farm; Endorsed : plan, scale : 208.33 ft to inchD/D SB 16/193

Lease (copy), for 99 years, from 29 September 1911, rent £22 4s yearly, 26 April 1912; (i) The Reverend James Bowden of Whitewell Lodge, Carlisle Road, Eastbourne, county of Sussex, clerk in holy orders and Richard Edmund Elkins Davies of Sunny Side, Richmond Hill, county of Surrey, esquire, at request of (ii), and (ii) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (iii) Richard Lewis of High Street, county borough of Swansea, draper: Piece of ground on north side of road known as Sketty Road and leading from Swansea to Sketty and containing by admeasurement in front towards said road 33 feet and depth of 120 feet. Together with dwellinghouse built thereon and known as Lilleshall but intended to be named Lymore. Piece of land adjoining said piece of land and having frontage towards Sketty Road of 30 feet or thereabouts and depth of 120 feet or thereabouts. Together with liberty for (iii) to erect on either said pieces of land garage for motor cars and to pull down wall dividing said pieces of land. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Plan, no scaleD/D SB 16/194

Lease (copy counterpart and draft), for 99 years, from 25 December 1910, for £995, rent £12 yearly, 6 Sep 1912; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) John Pye of Carmarthen Road Joinery Works, Swansea, builder, to (iii) Jabez Thomas of Walter Road, Swansea, FRCS: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road, proposed to be known as Eden Avenue, Swansea of 60 feet 6 inches or thereabouts and depth on north of 114 feet and on south side of 118 feet 4 inches or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to 1 inch; Noted : No 1 Eden AvenueD/D SB 16/195/1-15

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 December 1910, for £970, rent £8 15s yearly, 9 Oct 1912; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) John Pye of Carmarthen Road Joinery Works, Swansea, builder, to (iii) Margaretta Richard of Pantysifi, Sketty, near Swansea, widow, who has agreed to enter into covenant with (iv) Charles Phillips of Wind Street, Swansea, solicitor: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road, proposed to be known as Eden Avenue, Swansea, of 37 feet 8 inches or thereabouts and depth on north of 130 feet 6 inches and on south of 131 feet 3 inches. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Recites lease, 22 Mar 1912 (as D/D SB 16/192); Plan, scale : 30 feet to inch; Noted : No 10D/D SB 16/196/1-7

Lease (copy), for 99 years, from 25 December 1910, for £950, rent £8 yearly, 10 Dec 1912; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) John Pye of Carmarthen Road Joinery Works, Swansea, builder, to (iii) Henry Blewett Ganz of High Street, Swansea, jeweller: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road proposed to be known as Eden Avenue, Swansea, of 41 feet 6 inches or thereabouts, width at back of 39 feet 10 inches and depth on north side of 127 feet 10 inches and on south side of 127 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection on portion thereof. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inch; Noted : No 2 Eden AvenueD/D SB 16/197/1-7

Lease (copy), for 99 years, from 25 December 1910, for £850, rent £8 10s yearly, 31 Dec 1912; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) John Pye of Carmarthen Road Joinery Works, Swansea, builder, to (iii) Emlyn Lewis of Rutland Chambers, Swansea, millinery warehouseman: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road proposed to be known as Eden Avenue, Swansea, of 37 feet 10 inches or thereabouts and depth on north side of 131 feet 3 inches and on south side of 131 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inch; Noted : No 9D/D SB 16/198/1-6

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 29 September 1909, for first year of term rent of peppercorn if demanded and during every subsequent year rent of £6 yearly, 6 Feb 1913; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) William Henry Harding of The Grove, Uplands, Swansea, builder: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road leading from Windsor Terrace to Cwmdonkin Park, Swansea, known as Park View Crescent of 27 feet or thereabouts and depth of 120 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghoue erected by (ii) thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 184/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inch; Noted : FfynonfaD/D SB 16/199/1-7

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 December 1910, for first year of term rent £3 yearly and during every subsequent year rent of £6 yearly, 11 Feb 1913; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) Charles Williams of Cambrian Place, Swansea, builder: Piece of land on north side of and having frontage towards road proposed to be known as Westfa Road, Swansea. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inchD/D SB 16/200/1-9

Lease, for 99 years, from 25 December 1910, for first year of term rent £3 yearly and during every subsequent year of term rent £6 yearly, 12 Feb 1913; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) Charles Williams of Cambrian Place, Swansea, builder: Piece of land on north side of and having frontage towards road proposed to be known as Westfa Road, Swansea. Together with dwelling house now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inch; Noted : LyndhurstD/D SB 16/201/1-11

Lease (copy), for 99 years, from 25 December 1910, rent £8 10s yearly, 15 Mar 1913; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) John Pye of Carmarthen Road Joinery Works, Swansea, builder, to (iii) Mary Elizabeth Augusta Chapman Radcliffe of 6, Northampton Place, Swansea, widow: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road proposed to be known as Eden Avenue, Swansea and depth of 131 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved all mines and minerals whatsoever in and under said piece of land with full powers of winning, working and carrying away same and any other mines and minerals but by underground workings only; Plan, scale : 30 ft to 1 inch; Noted : No 8D/D SB 16/202/1-7

Mortgage, for £350, 5 Apr 1913; (i) Beatrice Mary Bythway, wife of Edward Melville Bythway of 20, Mirador Crescent, county borough of Swansea, mining engineer, to (ii) Dr David Edward Evans of Brunswick Villa, St Helens Road, Swansea, physician and surgeon: Lands, tenements and hereditaments (described in D/D SB 16/174/1, 2); Recites lease, 12 Nov 1896 and indenture, 4 Nov 1909 (see D/D SB 16/174/1, 2)D/D SB 16/203

Agreement, for 5s, 28 May 1913; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, with (ii) The Swansea Rural District Council: (i) doth hereby dedicate to public for purposes of public highway from Cockett to Waunarlwydd strip of land of width 30 feet, except all mines and minerals with powers of working and getting same. (ii) shall complete proposed new road (which shall so far as it passes through property of (i) be of uniform width of 30 feet and be at all times thereafter maintained by and at expense of (ii) and whole of before mentioned works to entire satisfaction of (i)s agent to that (i), his heirs and assigns, owners and occupiers for time being of adjoining land may have free use of such new road in common with all other members of public; Plan, scale : 208.33 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 16/204

Lease (copy), for 99 years, from 25 December 1910, for £900, rent £6 yearly, 21 Nov 1913; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, Bristol, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) John Pye of Carmarthen Road Joinery Works, Swansea, builder, to (iii) Archibald John Puntan of Swansea, solicitor: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road proposed to be known as Eden Avenue, Swansea of 36 feet 6 inches or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon, except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to 1 inch; Noted : No 6 Eden AvenueD/D SB 16/205/1-6

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 December 1910, for £1145, rent £6 yearly, 4 Mar 1914; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) John Pye of Carmarthen Road Joinery Works, Swansea, builder, to (iii) Annie Jane Charles, wife of Thomas Gwyther Charles of 5 Sketty Road, Swansea: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road proposed to be known as Eden Avenue, Swansea, of 32 feet 10 inches or thereabouts and depth of 130 feet 7 inches or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inch; Noted : No 7D/D SB 16/206/1-7

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99, years from 25 December 1910, for £990, rent £8 10s, 22 May 1914; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) John Pye of Carmarthen Road Joinery Works, Swansea, builder, to (iii) David Gwynne Hughes of The Cottage, West Cross, near Swansea, accountant: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road proposed to be known as Eden Avenue, Swansea, of 37 feet 2 inches or thereabouts and depth of 129 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwelling house now erected or in course of erection on portion thereof. Except and reserved unto (i), his lessees, licensees and tenants free and uninterrupted use at all times and for all purposes in common with (iii) of road or way shown on plan 13 feet wide over western portion of piece of land hereby demised. Except also and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to 1 inch; Noted : No 5 Eden AvenueD/D SB 16/207/1-7

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 December 1910, for £1000, rent £6 yearly, 22 May 1914; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) John Pye of Carmarthen Road Joinery Works, Swansea, builder, to (iii) Annie Mary Evans of 1b, Mirador Crescent, Swansea, widow: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road proposed to be known as Eden Avenue, Swansea, of 40 feet or thereabouts and depth of 129 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwelling house now erected or in course of erection on portion thereof being eighth house from Cwmdonkin Park. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to 1 inch; Noted : No 4D/D SB 16/208/1-7

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 March 1911, during first two years of term rent £4 10s yearly and during remainder of term rent £10 yearly, 9 Jul 1914; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of William Bennett, John Bennett and Benjamin Bennett, all of Heathfield Yard, Swansea, trading in partnership as builders under style or firm of Bennett Brothers, to (iii) Averil Beatrice Williams, wife of ( ) Montgomery Williams of 8, Richmond Road, Swansea: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road leading from Swansea to Sketty, called Sketty Road, Swansea, of 33 feet or thereabouts and depth on west side of 120 feet 6 inches or thereabouts. Together with dwelling house and motor garage erected or now in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Plan,scale : 41.66 ft to inch; Noted : RagleighD/D SB 16/209/1-7

Agreement (duplicate), 14 Oct 1914; (i) Emily Kate Roe and Florence Adele Roe of Brooklands, Dunvant, spinsters, and (ii) William Walker Holmes, Frederick Eugene Finlayson and Edward Evans, trading as colliery proprietors, at 2, Gloucester Place, county borough of Swansea, with (iii) The Rural District Council of Gower: In consideration of (iii) forthcoming widening of road leading from Three Crosses to Dunvant (i) and (ii) respectively agree that at request and cost of (iii) they will execute to (iii) deed of assignment of portion of land for residue of terms of years respectively for which they respectively hold same. (iii) shall forthwith proceed with and complete widening of said road and will well and effectively replace such hedges and boundary fences as shall have been or shall hereafter be removed or altered in order to effectuate such widening with good and substantial walls banked on top with soil planted with quickset to satisfaction of (i) and shall also provide at their own expense suitable wooden door or wrought iron gate at point where diverted path open to main road; Recites indenture, 26 May 1908; Plan, scales : 25 in. Ordnance, 12 ft to inch, 40 ft to inchD/D SB 16/210

Agreement, 1914; (i) John M. Leeder and Son of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, as agents for and on behalf of David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, with (ii) John Evans of Tyllwydd Farm, Cross Hands, county of Carmarthen, contractor: (i) agrees to let to (ii) who agrees to take piece of land forming part of Llechyfedach Farm at Llanon in county of Carmarthen with full and free liberty and power to open quarry thereon in such manner as may from time to time be approved by (i)s agents from 25 October 1914. Dead or certain rent £10 per annum merging into following royalties : building stones 3d per ton, blocks of 6 cubic feet and upwards 6d per ton, flagstones 3d per square yardD/D SB 16/211/1-6

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 March 1911, for £650, rent £8 yearly, 6 Mar 1915; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) John Pye of 4, Sketty Avenue, Swansea, builder, to (iii) John Walbank of Davies Gale, Dutton, near Preston, county of Lancaster, farmer: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road known as Glanmor Road of 40 feet or thereabouts and depth on east and west sides of 150 feet 10 inches and 136 feet 4 inches respectively or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inchD/D SB 16/212

Lease (copy), for 99 years, from 25 March 1911, first two years of term rent £4 10s yearly and during remainder of term rent £9 yearly, 5 Jan 1915; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) William Bennett, John Bennett and Benjamin Bennett, all of Heathfield Yard, Swansea, trading in partnership as builders under style or firm of Bennett Brothers, to (iii) said Benjamin Bennett: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road leading from Swansea to Sketty called Sketty Road, Swansea of 27 feet or thereabouts and depth of 122 feet 6 inches or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse erected thereon known as Croydon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/184/1-7); Plan, scale : 41.66 feet to inchD/D SB 16/213

Lease (copy), for 99 years, from 25 March 1911, rent £8 yearly, 12 Jul 1915; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) John Pye of Bella Vista, Glanmor Road, Swansea, builder: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road known as Glanmor Road, Swansea, of 36 feet 10 inches or thereabouts, depth on east side of 136 feet 4 inches and on west side of 127 feet 4 inches and width at back of 26 feet 5 inches or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. (Except and reserved as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to 1 inchD/D SB 16/214

Lease (copy), for 88 years, from 25 March 1911, rent £6 yearly, 12 Jul 1915; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) John Pye of Bella Vista, Glanmor Road, Swansea, builder: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road known as Glanmor Road, Swansea, of 30 feet or thereabouts, depth on east side of 127 feet 4 inches and on west side of 125 feet 4 inches and width at back 28 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 6/202/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to 1 inch; Noted : BryntaweD/D SB 16/215

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 December 1910, during first year of term rent of peppercorn if demanded and during remainder of term rent £12 yearly, 12 Jul 1915; (i) David Trevillian Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, at request and by direction of (ii) Osmond John Curran of 269, Oxford Street, Swansea, caterer, to (iii) Beatrice Anne Curran, wife of (ii): Piece of land in and having width towards road known as Glanmor Road, Swansea, of 54 feet or thereabouts and depth on east and west sides of 173 feet and 150 feet 10 inches respectively or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Together also with power for (ii) to erect on said piece of land detached private garage for motor cars. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inchD/D SB 16/216/1-10

Assignment of lease, for residue of term of 99 years (except last day thereof), from 24 June 1895, for £550, rents specified in schedule, 31 Aug 1916; (i) Beatrice Mary Bythway, wife of Edward Melville Bythway of Netherlea, Glanmor Road, county borough of Swansea, mining engineer, to (ii) Rose Spear Perrett of Villiers Street, Briton Ferry, spinster: Piece of ground, dwellinghouse and buildings (described in D/D SB 16/174/1, 2); Recites deeds, 12 Nov 1896 - 4 Nov 1909; Schedule of properties and underleases, 8 Dec1904 - 18 Mar 1909D/D SB 16/217

Lease (counterpart), for 21 years, from 25 March 1916, fixed rent £26 10s per annum, 7d for every ton of culm or coal raised out of bed, vein and seam hereby demised, for every acre of surface of described land coloured green on plan that shall be entered upon, used or occupied by (iv) rent £5 yearly and so in proportion for any less quantity than acre, wayleave rent of 1½d for every ton of coal, culm and other minerals obtained during term hereby granted from any mines not comprised in present demise which shall be carried through premises hereby demised, 25 Sep 1917; (i) Elizabeth Jenkin of Birkwell Cottage, Sidmouth, county of Devon, widow and (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and (iii) Ernest Holtham Leeder and Beatrice Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, widow, executors of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of Mirador, Hambrook aforesaid, gentleman, to (iv) William Walker Holmes of Bryn Rhos, Walter Road, Swansea, Frederick Eugene Finlayson of Gwynfa, Caswell, near Mumbles and Edward Evans of 102, Walter Road, Swansea, colliery proprietors, carrying on business in partnership at 2, Gloucester Place, Swansea, under style or firm of W. W. Holmes and Co.: Part of parts of vein or seam of coal and culm called Penclawdd vein (being continuation of that vein or seam of coal and culm now being worked by (iv) on their adjoining property as remains or remain unworked lying under surface of holding known as Brooklands at Dunvant in parish of Llanrhidian containing by admeasurement 13 acres, 1 rood and 20 perches or thereabouts; Recites settlement, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136) and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved, 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378); Endorsed : plan, scale : 1/1250D/D SB 16/218

Reconveyance, 28 Sep 1917; (i) Annie Leeder of Highmead, Langland Hill, Mumbles, widow, to (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46 waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, estate agent and Beatrice Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow: Land and hereditaments comprised in indenture dated 24 November 1902 (see D/D SB 16/158) and mortgage and further charge dated 12 January 1911 (see D/D SB 16/185); Supplemental to indenture, 24 Nov 1902 (see D/D SB 16/158), mortgage and further charge, 12 Jan 1911 (see D/D SB 16/185) and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378)D/D SB 16/219

Assignment of lease, for residue of term of 99 years less one day, from 25 March 1893, for £625, apportioned rent £10 yearly, 25 Jul 1918; (i) Arnold Jeffrey Marten of Longworth House, East Woodhay, near Newbury, Berkshire, captain in His Majestys Royal Regiment of Artillery, at present on active service, George Ernest Timins of 22, Old Square, Lincolns Inn, county of London, barrister at law and Robert Harold Merry of 19, Manning Arcade, Toronto, Canada, accountant, to (ii) Ernest George Davies of 13, Uplands Crescent, county borough of Swansea, chartered accountant: Piece of ground. Together with dwellinghouse erected thereon and gardens and yards at front and rear thereof belonging thereto and which said dwelling house is known as Cefn Bryn, no. 3, Mirador Villas, Walter Road, Swansea; Recites deeds, 1 May 1894 - 4 Dec 1907D/D SB 16/220

Conveyance (duplicate), for £825 10s, 9 Feb 1920; (i) Eliza Jenkin of 3, Tor Bay View, Sidmouth, county of Devon, widow and (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea and (iii) Ernest Holtham Leeder and Beatrice Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, executors of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of The Mirador, Hambrook, aforesaid, gentleman, to (iv) George Edward Gordon of Bank Chambers, Swansea, mining engineer: Piece of land being part of Penylan in parish of Llanrhidian and containing by admeasurement 8 acres and 36 perches or thereabouts. Except and always reserving all mines and minerals, argilaceous ironstone, building and paving stone, blackband and fireclay within or under hereditaments hereby conveyed; Recites indenture, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136) and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378); Schedule of Save and except out of the grant and Conveyance hereby made; Schedule of lease (counterpart), 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67)D/D SB 16/221

Assignment of lease, for residue of term of 99 years (except last day thereof), from 24 June 1895, for £1325, rents specified in schedule, 19 May 1920; (i) Rose Spear Perrett of Stoneleigh, Briton Ferry, spinster, to (ii) Henry; Phillips of Gwydr Terrace, county borough of Swansea, works manager: Piece of ground demised by lease dated 12 November 1896. Together with dwellinghouse and buildings erected thereon and now known as numbers 20 to 36 (both inclusive even numbers only), Mirador Crescent, Swansea; Recites deeds, 12 Nov 1896 - 31 Aug 1916; Schedule of properties and underleases, 8 Dec 1904 - 18 Mar 1909D/D SB 16/222

Lease (counterpart and duplicate), for 14 years, from 24 January 1920, rent £59 yearly for first seven years and £60 a year during remainder of term, 17 Jul 1920; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, to (ii) David Hann, Thomas George Hann and Clifford Clarence Hann, (trading in co-partnership as D Hann and Sons) of High Street, Swansea, bootmakers: Dwellinghouse, shop and premises, number 94, High Street, Swansea, together with yard and offices hitherto enjoyed therewith and all fixtures and fittings on said premises of nature of landlords fixturesD/D SB 16/223

Lease (counterpart), for 14 years, from 24 June 1920, rent £50 yearly for first seven years and £60 a year during remainder of term, 14 Sep 1920; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, to (ii) Annie Davies, wife of Edward John Davies, of 92 High Street, Swansea: Dwellinghouse, shop and premises, no. 92 High Street, Swansea together with yard and offices hitherto enjoyed therewith and all fixtures and fittings on said premises of nature of landlords fixtures; Noted : EXPIRED [1 file of 2 papers);D/D SB 16/224

Lease (counterpart), for 14 years, from 24 June 1920, rent £50 yearly for first seven years and £60 a year during remainder of term, 14 Sep 1920; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, to (ii) Edward Dendle of 38, Trafalgar Terrace, Swansea: Dwellinghouse, shop and premises, number 93, High Street, Swansea. Together with yard and offices hitherto enjoyed therewith and all fixtures and fittings on said premises of nature of landlords fixtures; Noted : EXPIREDD/D SB 16/225

Reconveyance, for £1200 and £300, 21 Mar 1921; (i) Mary Sophia Hughes of Uskside, Brecon, county of Brecon, spinster, Richard White Beor of 12, Temple Street, county borough of Swansea, solicitor, Charles Joseph Clayton Wilson of same place, solicitor and Charles James Jeffery of Farnham, county of Hampshire, solicitors managing clerk, to (ii) Beatrice Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, land agent and surveyor: Hereditaments comprised in mortgage dated 21 September 1905 (see D/D SB 16/163); Supplemental to mortgage, 21 Sep 1905 (see D/D SB 16/163) and transfer of mortgage and further charge (see D/D SB 16/186); Recites will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378) and will of Reverend John Hughes, 27 Jan 1919, proved 3 Jul 1919; Endorsed : memorandum that by conveyance dated 17 Jun 1930 and made between Beatrice Jenkin and Ernest Holtham Leeder of one part and Evelyn Alice Appleton of other part, piece of land near corner of Cwmdonkin Drive and Terrace Road, Uplands, Swansea (part of within mentioned property) was conveyed to said Evelyn Alice AppletonD/D SB 16/226

Surrender of mortgage, 29 Apr 1921; (i) Mary Ann Cook Morgan of 16, Eaton Crescent, county borough of Swansea, widow and David Sims of Ivanhoe, Palmeira Avenue, Westcliffe-on-Sea, county of Kent, retired accountant, to (ii) William Henry Harding of Grove, Uplands, county borough of Swansea, builder: Leasehold hereditaments in Mirador Crescent in county borough of Swansea; Recites deeds, 7 Sep 1895 - 24 Jun 1909 and will of Isabel Sims, 12 Feb 1908, proved 10 Apr 1915D/D SB 16/227

Lease (copy), for 99 years, from 25 March 1920, rent £10 yearly, 24 Oct 1921; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Swansea, estate agent, trustees of will of late David Trevillian Jenkin, at request of (ii) Sidney Rhys Crocker of Chappell Chambers, 37, Castle Street, Swansea, architect, to (iii) E S Chappell of High Street, Swansea, tailor: Piece of land on corner of Westfa Road and Eden Avenue in county borough of Swansea. Together with dwellinghoue erected or now in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to 1 inch; Noted : The RiseD/D SB 16/228/1-7

Lease (copy), for 99 years, from 25 March 1920, rent £6 yearly, 5 Nov 1921; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Swansea, estate agent, trustees of will of late David Trevillian Jenkin, to (ii) John Pye of Eden Avenue, Swansea, builder: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road known as Eden Avenue, Uplands in county borough of Swansea, of 22 feet and 4 inches, depth on south side of 111 feet and 2 inches and width at back of 36 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inch; Noted : known as WhiteholmeD/D SB 16/229/1-7

Conveyance (copy), for £1500, 7 Nov 1921; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 45, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, executors of will of David Trevillian Jenkin and (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder and (iii) Eliza Jenkin of Old Hayes, Sidmouth, county of Devon, widow, to (iv) Swansea United Breweries Ltd, registered office at Wassail Square, county borough of Swansea: Public house and premises known as The Ship and Castle Inn, Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian together with outhouses, buildings and gardens thereto belonging. Piece of land on west side of premises firstly described, except and reserved unto (i) and persons deriving title under them all mines and minerals, argilaceous ironstone, building and paving stone, blackband and fire clays within or under hereditaments hereby assured; Recites settlement, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136) and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378); Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/230/1-6

Lease (counterpart), from 29 September 1921 until 24 June 1934, rent £90 per year and proportionately for any fraction of year until 24 June 1927 and for remainder of term £100 per year, 7 Nov 1921; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, to (ii) Frederick Deverill of 90, High Street, Swansea, baker: Dwellinghouse, shop, bakehouse and premises on corner of High Street and Matthew Street and known as 90, High Street, Swansea. Dwellinghouse, bakehouse and premises known as 66, Matthew Street, Swansea; Schedule of tenancy concerning 66 Matthew Street; Noted : SoldD/D SB 16/231

Lease (counterpart), from 29 September 1921 until 24 June 1934, rent £45 per year and proportionately for any fraction of year for first three years of term, £50 per year for next four years of term and £60 per year for remainder of term, 7 Nov 1921; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, to (ii) William Brown Cottle of 91, High Street, Swansea, newsagent and stationer: Dwellinghouse, shop and premises known as 91, High Street, Swansea, at present occupied by (ii); Noted : Expired - New Lease no 119D/D SB 16/232

Lease (counterpart), for 21 years, from 25 March 1921, during first seven years of term rent £300 yearly and during residue of term rent £400 yearly, 23 Dec 1921; (i) Eliza Jenkin of Old Hayes, Sidmouth, county of Devon and (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and (iii) said Ernest Holtham Leeder and Beatrice Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, widow, executors of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of The Mirador, Hambrook, aforesaid, to (iv) Maud Anne Thornhill of 3, Rudale Crescent, Hampstead, London, widow: Dwellinghouse, shop and premises being 17, High Street in county borough of Swansea in occupation of (iv); Recites settlement, 3 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136) and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378); Noted : Sold to Swansea Corp Oct 1950D/D SB 16/233

Abstract of title of part of Ffynone Estate, Swansea, 24 Mar 1812 - 1 Nov 1856. Plans, scales : 6 chains to inch, 2 chains to inch, 4 chains to inch. 1921D/D SB 16/234/1-47

Lease (copy), for 99 years, from 25 March 1920, rent £6 yearly, 3 Feb 1922; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Swansea, estate agent, trustees of will of late David Trevillian Jenkin, at request of (ii) John Pye of Eden Avenue, Swansea, builder, to (iii) William Edmund Scourfield of Brendon, Eden Avenue, Swansea, secretary of public company: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road known as Eden Avenue, Uplands, in county borough of Swansea, of 23 feet 1 inch, depth of 114 feet and width at back of 31 feet or thereabouts being fifth plot of ground from Glanmor Road on east side of Eden Avenue. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon called or intended to be called Brendon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inch; Noted : BrendonD/D SB 16/235/1-7

Agreement (duplicate), for £38 10s, 25 Apr 1922; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of 31, Lansdowne Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, executors and trustees of will of late David Trevillian Jenkin, with (ii) The Swansea Rural District Council: (i) hereby dedicate to public, for purposes of public highway between Penclawdd and Gowerton, strip of land having area of 0.385 acres except and reserved unto (i) or persons entitled thereto, mines and minerals with full powers of winning, working and getting same. Also reserving to (i) right of connecting their lands on south side of piece of land hereby dedicated with London and North Western railway and in o doing to lay down tramway or railway on or over proposed new road and footpath provided at all times that rails of such tramway or railway shall not project above level of said roadway. (ii) shall within six calendar months from 30 September 1920 duly complete proposed new road, (which shall so far as it passes through property of (i) be of uniform width of 30 feet and be at all times thereafter maintained by and at expense of (ii)); Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/236

Deed of dedication (duplicate) for £45 15s, 29 Apr 1922; (i) Eliza Jenkin of Old Hayes, Sidmouth, county of Devon, widow and (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and (iii) said Ernest Holtham Jenkin and Beatrice Jenkin of 36, Lansdowne Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow, executors and trustees of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of Mirador, Hambrook, gentleman, with (iv) The Gower Rural District Council: (iii) do hereby dedicate and to enable them to do so (ii), by direction of (i), hereby dedicates, releases and confirms to public for purpose of public highway between Penclawdd and Gowerton three strips of land having area of 111 perches and their estate, title and interest (if any) in two strips of land having area of 35 perches, except and reserved unto (iii) or persons entitled thereto all mines and minerals with full powers of winning and getting same. Reserving to (iii) and occupiers right of connecting their land on south side of pieces of land hereby dedicated with London and North Western Railway and in so doing to lay down from time to time tramway or railway on or over proposed new road and footpath. (iv) shall within six calendar months from 30 September 1921 construct and complete on and through road plots of land proposed new road which shall so far as it shall traverse said plots be of uniform width of 30 feet and be at all times thereafter maintained by and at expense of (iv); Recites indenture, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136), will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378) and lease, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67); Plan,scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/237

Agreement, for £45 15s, 7 Jun 1922; (i) Emily Kate Roe and Florence Adele Roe both of Brooklands, Dunvant, spinsters, with (ii) The Gower District Council: (i) agree to execute to (ii) assignment of (i)s interest in certain plots of land. (ii) shall within twelve months from 30 September 1921 construct and complete on and through said plots proposed highway road between Penclawdd and Gowerton, (which shall so far as it shall traverse said plots be of uniform width of 30 feet and be at all times thereafter maintained by and at expense of (ii)). Reserving unto (i) right of connecting their lands on south side of said plots with London and North Western Railway Companys line and for that purpose to connect tramway on or over proposed new road; Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/238

Agreement (duplicate), 12 Jun 1922; (i) Eliza Jenkin of Old Hayes, Sidmouth, county of Devon, widow and (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and (iii) Ernest Holtham Leeder and Beatrice Jenkin of 31, Lansdowne Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow, executors of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of Mirador, Hambrook, gentleman, with (iv) The Gower Rural District Council: Sale of piece of land at Dunvant in parish of Llanrhidian containing 480 square yards or thereabouts at price of £10 to (iv) in order to widen and enlarge highway immediately abutting on same hereditaments by adding thereto land to be acquired; Recites settlement, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136), lease, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67) and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378); Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/239

Surrender and release, 10 Oct 1922; (i) Peter Davey of Portsmouth, county of Hants, esquire and (ii) Lewis Robert Hann of 10, The Promenade, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, esquire and (iii) Bertha Hanley Parker of 8, Coleherne Terrace, Earls Court, county of London, widow and (iv) Gertrude Kate Hann, wife of (ii) and (v) Maud Lucy Jennings, wife of John Adam Edward Jennings of 24, Rue Nazare, Antwerp, Kingdom of Belgium and (vi) The Honourable Horace Scott Davey, colonel in His Majestys Army and Francis William Pember, warden of All Souls College, Oxford, MA and (vii) William James Cross of 12, Old Square, Lincolns Inn, county of London and Florence Lucy Sarah, his wife and Edward Francis Turner of 29 Victoria Road, Kensington, county of London, esquire, to (viii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of 31, Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham, widow and (ix) The Honourable Alexander Frederick Gregory of Styvechale Hall, Coventry, county of Warwick: Leasehold lands and minerals at Glynygorse and other places in prish of Llansamlet; Recites deeds, 20 Nov 1837 - 24 Oct 1917, will of Arthur Stevens Davey, 20 Mar 1885, will of Right Honourable Horace Baron Davey of Fernhurst, 17 Dec 1905, proved 3 Apr 1907 and will of Julia Matilda Pegg, 2 Oct 1901, proved 9 Dec 1916; Schedule of properties including Tyn-y-fron Farm, Hengarth Vach farm, Penyrusfa Farm, land and cottages on Glyn-y-Gorse Estate and Glyn-y-Gorse FarmD/D SB 16/240

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 March 1925, rent £6 yearly, 29 Jan 1923; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of 31, Lansdowne Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Swansea, agent, trustees of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, deceased, to (ii) John Pye of Eden Avenue, Swansea, builder: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road known as Eden Avenue, Uplands in county borough of Swansea, of 35 feet and 9 inches, depth on south side of 114 feet and 2 inches and on north side of 114 feet and 2 inches and width at back of 27 feet and 5 inches or hereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7); Plan, scale : 30 ft to inch; Noted : HillsideD/D SB 16/241/1-7

Agreement of lease, for residue of term of 99 years, rents £9 10s and £4 1s, 26 Jul 1923; (i) William Henry Harding of The Grove, Uplands, county borough of Swansea, builder, to (ii) Blanche Lydia James, wife of David Henry James of 23a, The Grove, Uplands, Swansea and David Henry James, customs and excise officer: Piece of land comprised in and demised by lease dated 7 Sep 1895 together with four dwelling houses erected thereon and now known as 1a, Mirador Crescent, Blaen Porth or 1b, Mirador Crescent and 1 and 3, Mirador Crescent; Recites lease, 7 Sep 1895 and indenture, 21 Dec 1903; Schedule of underleases, 16 May 1904 - 24 Jun 1909D/D SB 16/242

Assignment of lease (copy draft), for residue of term of 99 years, for £20, 27 Sep 1923; (i) Emily Kate Roe and Florence Adele Roe, both of Brooklands, Dunvant, spinsters, to (ii) David Richards of Maesardafen Farm, Llanelly, county of Carmarthen, farmer: Piece of land being portion of hereditaments comprised in and demised by lease dated 11 December 1847 (see D/D SB 16/67) situate near Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian Higher and being part of field known as Cae Howell and by admeasurement 1 rood and 38 perches or thereabouts; Recites lease, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67) and indenture, 4 Sep 1911 (see; D/D SB 16/188/1, 2); Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of assignments, 18 Feb 1878 - 9 May 1908. Schedule of documents and events concerning Louisa Roe (née Lee), her husband Edward Gardner Roe, their four daughters Marie Louisa, Fanny Eliza and (i) and Reverend David Price of The Rectory, Port Eynon, husband of Marie Louisa, 10 Aug 1850 - 11 Mar 1914; Noted : No duplicate executedD/D SB 16/243/1-8

Conveyance (duplicate), for £20, 17 Nov 1823; (i) Eliza Jenkin of Old Hayes, Sidmouth, county of Devon, widow and (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and (iii) said Ernest Holtham Leeder and Beatrice Jenkin of 31, Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow, executors of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of Mirador, Hambrook, near Bristol, County of Gloucester, gentleman, to (iv) David Richards of Maesardafen Farm, Llanelly, county of Carmarthen: Piece of land being part of Penylan in parish of Llanrhidian and containing by admeasurement 78 perches or thereabouts; Schedule of Save and except out of the Grant and Conveyance hereby Made. Schedule of counterpart of lease dated 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67); Endorsed : plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/244

Assignment of mortgage, for residue of term of 99 years (except last day thereof) from 25 March 1893, for £2500, rent £10 yearly, 1 Dec 1923; (i) Ernest George Davies of Cefn Bryn, 3, Mirador Villas, Uplands, county borough of Swansea, chartered accountant, to (ii) Margaret Anne Cook, wife of; Thomas Peter Cook of The Mirador, Swansea, colliery proprietor: Piece of land. Together with dwellinghouse thereon and gardens and yards at front and rear thereof belonging thereto and which is now known as Cefn Bryn, 3, Mirador Villas, Walter Road, Swansea; Recites deeds, 1 May 1894 - 25 Jul 1918D/D SB 16/245

Surrender and lease (counterpart), from day of date of these presents for residue of term of 99 years from 25 March 1915, rent peppercorn yearly if demanded, 29 Dec 1923; (i) James John Mitchell of Peverill, Richmond Road, county borough of Swansea, metal merchant, to (ii) Beatrice Jenkin of 31, Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Waterloo Street, Swansea, estate agent, executors of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of Mirador, Hambrook, Gloucester, gentleman. And (ii) to (i): Piece of land in Richmond Road in county borough of Swansea; Supplemental to lease, 4 Dec 1916; Recites assignment, 17 Nov 1919; Plan, scale : 41.66 ft to inchD/D SB 16/246

Abstract of title to leasehold premises known as Cefn Bryn, Sketty Road in county borough of Swansea, 6 Nov 1894 - 25 Jul 1918. Plan, no scale. 1925D/D SB 16/247/1-8

Conveyance (duplicate), for £1100, 25 Apr 1924; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of 31, Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, to (ii) James John Mitchell of Peverill, Richmond Road, Swansea, metal merchant: Piece of land in and having frontage towards road known as Richmond Road, Swansea of 85 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse erected thereon and known as Peverill now in occupation of (ii). Piece of land in and having frontage towards Richmond Road, Swansea of 81 feet or thereabouts, except and reserved unto (i) or other person or persons entitled thereto all mines and minerals whatsoever in and under said pieces of and with full powers of winning, working and carrying same but by underground workings only; Recites deeds, 21 Sep 1905 - 29 Dec 1923 and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378); Plan, scale : 1/500; Schedule of deeds, 21 Sep 1905 - 29 Dec 1923D/D SB 16/248

Assignment (duplicate) of lease, for residue of term of 99 years, from 29 September 1849, for £145, 5 Jun 1924; (i) Emily Kate Roe and Florence Adele Roe, both of Brooklands, Dunvant, spinsters, to (ii) Gower Rural District Council: Four pieces of land in parish of Llanrhidian Higher containing by admeasurement in whole 29 acres or thereabouts (part of premises comprised in recited lease); Recites lease, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67), will of Louisa Roe (née Lee), 2 Mar1878, proved 2 Jul 1897, letters of administration of estate of Fanny Eliza Roe, 14 Feb 1900, letters of administration of estate of Marie Louisa Price (née Roe), 4 Jul 1913 and will of David Price, 22 Nov 1913, proved 11 Mar 1914; Endorsed : plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/249

Lease (counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 December 1923, during first year of term rent £9 7s 6d yearly and during residue of term rent £18 15s yearly, 30 Jul 1924; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of 31, Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow, executors of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) Beatrice Jones, wife of Benjamin Watts Jones of 1, Brynymor Crescent, Swansea: Piece of land on north side of Richmond Road, Swansea, having frontage thereto of 50 feet or thereabouts and average depth of 202 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected or in course of erection thereon or on some portion thereof. Subject to rights of Local Authority to keep and maintain on said piece land two lines of water mains. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7) but by underground working only; Plan, scale : 1/500; Noted : PenwylltD/D SB 16/250

Conveyance (duplicate), for £145, 8 Aug 1924; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of 31, Lansdowne Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and (ii) said Ernest Holtham Leeder and (iii) Eliza Jenkin of Old Hayes, Sidmouth, county of Devon, widow, to (iv) Gower Rural District Council: Piece of land in parish of Llanrhidian containing by admeasurement 2½ acres or thereabouts . (i), (ii) and (iii)s estate, right and interest (if any) in three pieces of land in parish of Llanrhidian containing by admeasurement 1 rood and 24 perches or thereabouts. Except and reserved unto (i) and persons deriving title under them all mines and minerals, argilaceous ironstone, building and paving stone, blackband and fireclay within or under hereditaments hereby assured; Recites lease, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67), settlement, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB16/136) and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378). Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/251

Agreement (copy), 29 Aug 1924; (i) London, Midland and Scottish Railway Company by Joseph Ratcliffe Worrall of 5, Euston Grove, London, NW, their divisional land and estate agent, as agent for and on their behalf, with (ii) Birchgrove Collieries Limited, registered office at Coleridge House, Swansea: (i) permit (ii) to lay, maintain and use through (i)s culvert under (i)s railway and property at Glais an iron water main of 2 inches internal diameter in position indicated by dotted red line between points marked A and B in red on plan hereto annexed for purpose of conveying water to (ii)s property known as Garth Fach Farm situate to west of said railway. (ii) will during continuance of this agreement pay to (i) as and by way of acknowledgment for privilege or right hereby granted yearly sum of 5s on 25 March in each year, to commence from 25 March 1924; Plan, scale : 132 feet to inchD/D SB 16/252/1-2

Deed of exchange, 17 Sep 1924; (i) Eliza Jenkin of Old Hayes, Sidmouth, county of Devon, widow and (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and (iii) said Ernest Holtham Leeder and Beatrice Jenkin of 31, Lansdowne Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow, executors and trustees of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, with (iv) Arthur Vaughan Hanning Vaughan Lee of Dillington Park, county of Somerset, colonel in His Majestys Army, (retired): Beds, veins and seams of coal, ironstone, fireclay and all other (if any) mines and minerals in or under pieces of land containing 3 roods and 8 perches or thereabouts being land share in meadow near Velindre in parish of Llangyfelach. Half part of beds, veins and seams of coal, ironstone, fireclay and all other (if any) mines and minerals in or under piece of land containing 1 acre 3 roods and 20 perches or thereabouts being landshare in meadow near Velindre in parish of Llangyfelach. Recites settlement, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136) and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378); Plan, scale : 8 chains to inch; Schedules of mines and minerals exchangedD/D SB 16/253

Conveyance (duplicate), for £200, 2 Dec 1924; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of 31, Lansdowne Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, surveyor, estate agent and auctioneer, trustees of will of late David Trevillian Jenkin to (ii) Arthur Vaughan Hanning Vaughan-Lee of Dillington Park, county of Somerset, colonel in His Majestys Army: Undivided moiety of (a) hereditaments and premises known as Bailey Glas in parish of Llangyfelach containing 27.31 acres or thereabouts and (b) landshare containing 3.3 acres or thereabouts of said parish. Except and always reserved unto (i) or other person or persons entitled thereto all mines, minerals, beds, veins and seams of coal, ironstone and fireclay associated therewith or any other metalliferous or mineral substances or products whatsoever whether opened or unopened, worked or unworked, within or under said hereditaments; Recites will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378); Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of premisesD/D SB 16/254

Conveyance (duplicate), for £337 10s, 18 Mar 1925; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of 31, Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, to (ii) Bertha Jane Owen of Aelfryn, Richmond Road, Swansea, widow: Piece of land in and having frontage towards Richmond Road, Swansea of 45 feet or thereabouts. Together with dwellinghouse now erected on portion thereof and known as Aelfryn and now in occupation of (ii), except and reserved unto (i) or other person or persons entitled thereto (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7); Recites deeds, 21 Sep 1905 - 31 Dec 1923 and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378); Schedule of deeds, 21 Sep 1905 - 21 Mar 1921; Endorsed : plan, scale : 41.66 ft to inchD/D SB 16/255

Lease (counterpart), for 60 years, from 30 September 1924, fixed rent £20 per annum, 6d for every ton of coal raised out of described lands during term, 9d for every ton of ironstone or iron ore raised out of described lands, 4d for every ton of fireclay raised out of described lands, for every acre of surface of described lands that shall be entered upon, used or occupied by (ii) under liberty in that behalf granted yearly rent of £2 per acre (such rent to be in addition to and not in lieu of compensation for damage to crops and permanent damage) and so in proportion for any less quantity than acre, 28 May 1925; (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, with concurrence of (i) Eliza Jenkin of Old Hayes, Sidmouth, county of Devon, widow, and (iii) said Ernset Holtham Leeder and Beatrice Jenkin of 31, Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenhan, county of Gloucester, widow, executors and trustees of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman to (iv) Thos Williams and Sons (Llangennech) Limited, registered office at Llangennech, county of Carmarthen: Beds, veins and seams of coal and ironstone and fireclay associated therewith in or under several detached enclosures and pieces of land in parish of Llandeilo Talybont; Recites settlement, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136) and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378). Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/256

Lease (counterpart), for 14 years, from 29 September 1925, rent £50 yearly, 29 Sep 1925; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of 117, Pembroke Road, Clifton, city and county of Bristol, widow, executors and trustees of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman, to (ii) Buckleys Brewery limited, registered office at The Brewery, Llanelly, county of Carmarthen: Public house and premises called Bull Inn in Ann Street, Llanelly, county of Carmarthen now in occupation of Henry Leonard Holloway, except and reserving all mines and minerals in and under said premises; Recites will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB16/378); Agreement, 31 Oct 1939. (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder and John Geoffrey Viner Leeder, both of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyors and Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow, by their agents John M Leeder and Son of Swansea, land and estate agents, with (ii) Buckleys Brewery limited, registered office at The Brewery, Llanelly, by Thomas Richard Mills, managing director thereof duly authorised in that behalf, (i) agree to let and (ii) agree to take public house and premises called Bull Inn in Ann Street, Llanelly, now in occupation of (ii). For one year from 29 September 1939 and so on from year to year. Rent £50 yearly; Noted : Sold 23 April 1959D/D SB 16/257

Lease (counterpart), for 20 years, from 24 June 1919, fixed rent £29 per annum, 5d for every ton of coal raised out of demised mines during term, 8d for every ton of ironstone raised out of premises thereby demised during term, 4d for every ton of fireclay raised out of premises hereby demised during term, 30 Dec 1925; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of 117, Pembroke Road, Clifton, city and county of Bristol, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, executors of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, gentleman and (ii) Arthur Vaughan Hanning Vaughan-Lee of Dillington Park, county of Somerset, colonel in His Majestys Army (retired), to (iii) The Graigola Merthyr Company Limited, registered office at Cambrian Place, Swansea: Minerals lying under certain lands near Velindre in parish of Llangyfelach; Recites will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378); Plan, scale : 8 chains to inchD/D SB 16/258

Lease (counterpart), for 20 years, from 29 September 1919, fixed rent £84 6s per annum, 5d per ton of coal raised out of premises hereby demised during term, 8d for every ton of ironstone raised out of premises hereby demised during term, 4d for every ton of fireclay raised out of premises hereby demised during term, 26 Feb 1926; (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, with concurrence of (i) Eliza Jenkin of Old Hayes, Sidmouth, county of Devon, widow and (iii) said Ernest Holtham Leeder and Beatrice Jenkin of 117, Pembroke Road, Clifton, city and county of Bristol, widow, executors of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, to (iv) Graigola Merthyr Company Limited, registered office at 5, Cambrian Place, Swansea: Beds, veins and seams of coal, ironstone and fireclay in or under several detached enclosures and pieces of land known as Cae Pen Enuen and Cae Bryn Llwyd, enclosures and parts of enclosures containing 18.787 acres of thereabouts situate near Velindre in parish of Llangyfelach; Recites settlement, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136) and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378); Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/259

Abstract of title of estate of D T Jenkin, deceased, to freehold property in county borough of Swansea, 8 Mar 1926 - 25 Nov 1950D/D SB 16/260/1-7

Deed of dedication (duplicate), for 1s, 10 Mar 1926; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of 117, Pembroke Road, Clifton, city and county of Bristol, widow, to (ii) mayor, aldermen and burgesses of county borough of Swansea: (i) dedicate to public for purposes of highway, their estate and interest in surface only of pieces of land to intent that same shall become part of public highway known as Birchgrove Road, Glais; Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/261

Lease (copy counterpart), for 99 years, from 25 March 1920, rent £4 10s yearly, 10 May 1926; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of 31, Landown Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Swansea, estate agent as trustees of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, deceased, to (ii) John Pye of Eden Avenue, Swansea, builder: Piece of land at Uplands in county borough of Swansea bounded on north side thereof by Westfa Road and having frontage thereto of 61 feet or thereabouts. Piece of land bounded to west side thereof by Eden Avenue and having frontage thereof of 30 feet and 3 inches or thereabouts and bounded on south side thereof by Glanmor Road. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7). (ii) will forthwith in good and substantial and workmanlike manner complete as to be fit for habitation and use dwellinghouses now in course of erection upon said pieces of land; Plan, scale : 30 feet to inchD/D SB 16/262/1-7

Surrender, 3 Sep 1927; (i) Emily Kate Roe and Florence Adele Roe both of Brooklands, Dunvant, spinsters, to (ii) Ernest Holtham Leeder of Mount Pleasant House, county borough of Swansea, land and estate agent and Beatrice Jenkin of 117, Pembroke Road, Clifton, county borough of Bristol, widow: Piece of land adjoining Gowerton Penclawdd road in parish of Llanrhidian Higher having frontage of 79 feet, width at rear of 30 feet and depth of 200 feet containing area of 40 perches or thereabouts; Recites deeds, 11 Dec 1849 - 1 Sep 1927 and will of Reverend David Price of Rectory, Port Eynon, husband of Marie Louisa Roe, 22 Nov 1913, proved 11 Mar 1914; Schedule of documents and events concerning Louisa Roe (née Lee), her husband Edward Gordon Roe, their daughters Marie Louisa, Fanny Eliza, Emily Kate and Florence Adele and Richard David Price, husband of Marie Louisa. Schedule of documents and events concerning settlement, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136); Endorsed: plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/263

Assignment of lease, for residue of term of 99 years, from 29 September 1849 less last ten days of term, for £150, rent £4 15s yearly, 23 Dec 1927; (i) Griffith Lewis of Gorphwysfa, West End, Penclawdd and Rachel Austin of Gwyn-y-don, Penclawdd, wife of Evan John Austin, collier, to (ii) Margaret Ann Pamp, wife of Gustave Pamp of New Inn Cottages, Penclawdd: Premises now known as 1, 2 and 3, New Inn Cottages, Penclawdd; Recites lease, 29 Sep 1897 (see D/D SB 16/144/1, 2) and letters of administration of estate of John Lewis of Penclawdd, collier, 7 Dec 1915 and 13 Oct 1927D/D SB 16/264

Deed of exchange (duplicate), 16 Jan 1928; (ii) David Mansel Glasbrook of Brynymor, Swansea, esquire and (iii) Edith Amelia Glasbrook of Sketty Court, Swansea, widow, by direction of (i) Henry Tulloch Hoskin of 24, Cwmdonkin Terrace, county borough of Swansea, gentleman, to (iv) Beatrice Jenkin of 117, Pembroke Road, Clifton, city and county of Bristol, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Styreet, Swansea, land and estate agent, (iv) to (i): Pieces of land near eastern side of Cwmdonkin Drive, Uplands in county borough of Swansea having total area of 110 square yards or thereabouts. Piece of land near eastern side of Cwmdonkin Drive, Uplands, Swansea having total are of 110 square yards or thereabouts; Recites deeds, 1 Aug 1906 - 28 Dec 1925, will of Henry Hoskin of Uplands House, Swansea, 28 Jan 1893, proved 10 Jul 1893, letters of administration to estate of Isaac Thomas Glasbrook, 17 Jul 1912, will of John Glasbrook, 7 May 1917, proved 15 Feb 1924 and will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 12912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378); Plan, scale : 1/500; Schedules of land exchanged. Schedules of deeds and documents, 15 Apr 1875 - 29 Dec 1925 and 21 Sep 1905 - 21 Mar 1921D/D SB 16/265

Deed of release and indemnity, for £1475, 14 Dec 1928; (i) Charles Westbrooke Grant-Wilson and (ii) Lilian Frances Grant-Wilson, (formerly Lilian Frances Jenkin), to (iii) Sir George Wemyss Grant-Wilson, (formerly George Wemyss Grant-Wilson) and Ernest Holtham Leeder: (i) and (ii) jointly and severally and so to bind their respective estates and effects hereby covenant with (iii) and each of them and their respective executors and administrators that they and each of them and their respective executors and administrators will at all times hereafter indemnify and keep fully indemnified (iii) and each of them and each of their executors and administrators from and against all death duties which may become payable in respect of assurance policy money on deaths of (i) and (ii) or either of them and from and against all actions, proceedings, claims and demands, losses, costs, charges, damages and expenses which they or either of them or effects of either of them may sustain, incur or by reason of payment of said policy moneys to (i) or in any wise in relation to trusts of settlement so far as said policy moneys are concerned; Supplemental to settlement, 1 Jun 1898D/D SB 16/266

Lease (copy), for 99 years, from 25 March 1925, rent £8 yearly, 15 Apr 1929; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of 31, Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Swansea, estate agent, trustees of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, esq., deceased, to (ii) Edythe Annie Crocker, wife of Sydney Rhys Crocker of Rochester House, Portland Street, county borough of Swansea: Piece of land at Uplands in county borough of Swansea bounded on west side thereof by Eden Avenue and having frontage thereto of 34 feet 7 inches or thereabouts. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7). (ii) will forthwith in good and substantial and workmanlike manner complete so as to be fit for habitation and use dwellinghouse and premises now in course of erection upon said piece of land and will expend not less than sum of £1250 in erection of said dwellinghouse and premisesD/D SB 16/267/1-7

Lease (copy), for 99 years, from 25 March 1925, rent £8 yearly, 15 Apr 1929; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of 31 Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham, county of Gloucester, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Swansea, estate agent, trustees of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, esq., deceased, to (ii) Stanley Legg of 11, Montpelier Terrace, county borough of Swansea, engineer: Piece of land at Uplands in county borough of Swansea bounded on west side thereof by Eden Avenue and having frontage thereto of 32 feet 8 inches or thereabouts. Except and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/202/1-7), (i) will forthwith in good and substantial and workmanlike manner complete so as to be fit for habitation and use dwellinghouse and premises now in course of erection upon said piece of land and will expend not less than sum of £1250 in erection of said dwellinghouse and premisesD/D SB 16/268/1-7

Agreement (duplicate), 19 Oct 1929; (i) Emily Kate Roe of Brooklands, spinster and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Mount Pleasant House, county borough of Swansea, land and estate agent and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, city and county of Bristol, widow, to (ii) Berthlwyd Colliery Limited, registered office at The Park, Gowerton: For tenancy of certain surface lands in parish of Llanrhidain; Supplemental to lease, 19 Apr 1910 (see D/D SB 16178/1-3); Recites deeds, 11 Dec. 1849-Mar. 1914; Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/269

Agreement, 22 Oct 1929; (i) Birchgrove Collieries Limited, colliery proprietors, Llansamlet with (ii) George Royal of Garth Fach Farm, Glais and his heirs, executors or assigns: (i) agree to let to (ii), his heirs, executors or assigns whole of farm house known as Garth Fach Farm, Glais in parish of Llansamlet containing about 25 acres or thereabouts for term of 16 years from 25 September 1929 at yearly rent of £30 per annum, tenant to pay all rates and to be responsible for all repairs and alterations that may be necessary during course of this agreementD/D SB 16/270

Conveyance (duplicate), for £30, 15 Jul 1930; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, city and county of Bristol, widow, to (ii) mayor, aldermen and burgesses of county borough of Swansea: Piece of land having frontage to Swansea Road, Waunarlwydd, Swansea and containing by admeasurement 835 square yards or thereabouts. And yearly rent of 8s being part of rent of £51 4s apportioned to premises hereby assured. Excepted out of this conveyance and reservation all mines and minerals, beds, veins and seams of coal, argilaceous ironstone, building and paving stone, blackband and fireclay within or under premises hereby conveyed; Recites settlement, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136), will of David Trevillian Jenkin, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378) and deed of appointment, 2 Mar 1927 (see D/D SB 16/381); Plan, scale : 1/500D/D SB 16/271

Conveyance (duplicate), for £600, 19 Sep 1930; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, city and county of Bristol, widow, to (ii) David Morgan of Banwen Farm, Clydach, farmer: Tenement, farm and lands called Banwen in parish of Llangyfelach and containing by admeasurement 31.743 acres or thereabouts which are in occupation of (ii). Excepted (as in D/D SB 16/271) within or under hereditaments hereby conveyed; Recites settlement, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136), will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378) and deed of appointment, 2 Mar 1927 (see D/D SB 16/381)D/D SB 16/272

Conveyance (duplicate), for £1400, 18 Nov 1930; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow, to (ii) Mary Evans of Blaencwm Farm, parish of Merthyr, county of Carmarthen, widow: Tenement, farm and lands known as Blaencwm in parish of Merthyr in county of Carmarthen containing by admeasurement 69.508 acres or thereabouts as now in occupation of (ii). Except out of conveyance hereby made and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/272); Recites deeds, 31 Mar 1894 15 Oct 1930, will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378), order of Chancery Division of High Court of Justice, 5 Jul 1921, order of Chancery Division of High Court of Justice, 26 Nov 1926; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of parcels of land. Schedule of deeds and documents, 31 Mar 1894 - 15 Oct 1930D/D SB 16/273

Conveyance (duplicate), for £700, 1 Dec 1930; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow to (ii) Jacob Dyer of Pantmeinog, parish of Llangadock, (Llandagog) county of Carmarthen, farmer: Dwellinghouse, outbuildings, farm, lands and premises thereunto belonging called Pantmeinog, otherwise Tir Minnog, in parish of Llangadock (Llangadog) in county of Carmarthen containing by admeasurement 80.834 acres or thereabouts as same are now in occupation of (ii). Save and except out of conveyance hereby made and reserved (as in D/D SB16/272) ; Recites (as in D/D SB 16/273); Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of deeds and document, 31 Mar 1898 - 15 Oct 1930D/D SB 16/274

Conveyance (duplicate), for £400, 6 Dec 1930; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow, to (ii) Mary Davies of Garnant Ganol, parish of Mawr, spinster: Tenement, farm and lands called Garnant Ganol in parish of Mawr containing by admeasurement 20.455 acres or thereabouts as same are now in occupation of (ii) or Mrs Catherine Davies. Save and except out of conveyance hereby made and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/272); Recites (as in D/D SB 16/273); Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of deeds and document, 30 Mar 1894 - 15 Oct 1930D/D SB 16/275

Conveyance (duplicate), for £860, 8 Dec 1930; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, Bristol,; County of Gloucester, widow, to (ii) Thomas Williams of Wenallt Farm, Llangedeirne (Llangendeirne), county of Carmarthen, farmer: Tenement, farm and lands called Wernallt, otherwise Wenallt, in parish of Llangendeirne in county of Carmarthen and containing by admeasurement 75.766 acres or thereabouts as same are now in occupation of (ii). Save and except out of conveyance hereby made and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/272) ; Recites (as in D/D SB 16/273); Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of deeds and document, 31 Mar 1894 - 15 Oct 1930D/D SB 16/276

Conveyance (duplicate), for £700, 30 April 1931; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow, to (ii) Jonathan Jones of 27, Quay Street, Ammanford, county of Carmarthen, butcher: Tenement, farm and lands called Cilwaunydd farm in parish of Llandilofawr (Llandeilo Fawr) in county of Carmarthen containing by admeasurement 39 acres 3 roods 28 perches or thereabouts as same are now in occupation of W J Jones as yearly tenant thereof. Save and except out of grant and conveyance hereby made and reserved (as in D/D SB 16/272) ; Recites deeds, 31 Mar 1894 - 15 Oct 1930, will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378) and order of Chancery Division of High Court of Justice, 26 Nov 1926; Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/277

Assignment of lease, for residue of term of 99 years, from 24 June 1895, for £600, rent £41 6s 6d yearly, 8 Dec 1931; (i) Lloyds Bank Limited to (ii) Arthur Ernest Radford of Gwydr Square, Uplands, county borough of Swansea, house decorator: Piece of ground together with dwellinghouses and buildings erected thereon and now known as nos 20 to 36 (both inclusive even numers only), Mirador Crescent, Swansea; Recites deeds, 12 Nov 1896 - 7 Oct 1930; Schedule of underleases, 8 Dec 1904 - 18 Mar 1909D/D SB 16/278

Assignment of lease, for residue of term of 99 years, from 24 June 1895, for £875, rent £41 6s 6d, 21 Jan 1932; (i) Arthur Ernest Radford of Gwydr Square, Uplands, county borough of Swansea, house decorator, to (ii) William Husband of 150, High Street, Swansea, wholesale grocer: Piece of ground. Together with dwellinghouses and buildings erected thereon and now known as nos. 20 to 36 (both inclusive even numbers only) Mirador Crescent, Swansea; Recites lease, 12 Nov 1896 and assignment, 8 Dec 1931 (see D/D SB 16/278); Schedule of underleases, 8 Dec 1904 - 18 Mar 1909D/D SB 16/279

Conveyance (duplicate), for £710, 26 Jan 1932; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, city and county of Bristol, widow, to (ii) Margaret Woolway, wife of Arthur Woolway of Coedsaeson Farm, Llansamlet, Swansea and Elizabeth Jenkins of Fairview, Mayals, Swansea, spinster: Tenement, farm and lands called Pwllyfroga in parish of Bishopston and containing by admeasurement 29.349 acres or thereabouts as same are now in occupation of John Davies as yearly tenant thereof. Save and except out of grant and conveyance hereby made and reserved all mines and minerals, beds, veins and seams of coal, argilaceous ironstone, building and paving stone (but subject to right of (ii) from time to time and at any time to quarry for and take such building stone and paving stone to depth of not more than 20 feet from surface as they may require for use on said farm and in connection therewith but not otherwise), blackband and fireclay within or under hereditaments hereby conveyed; Recites settlement, 31 Mar 1894 (see D/D SB 16/136), will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378), deed of appointment, 2 Mar 1927 and declaration, 15 Oct 1930; Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/280

Subsidiary vesting deed (copy), for £50, 6 May 1932; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunny Brae, Park Road, Staple Hill, city and county of Bristol, widow, with consideration paid by (ii) Right Honourable Odo Richard, Baron Swansea and Algernon Walker Heneage Vivian of Clyne Castle, vice admiral (retired) in Royal Navy by direction of (iii) to (i), to (iii) said Algernon Walker Heneage Vivian: Piece of land in parish of Bishopston and containing by admeasurement 1 acre, 2 roods and 22 perches or thereabouts as same is now in occupation of (iii) as annual tenant. Piece of land in parish of Bishopston and containing by admeasurement 2 roods and 17 perches or thereabouts as same is now in occupation of Lewis Rees as annual tenant thereof. Save and except out of grant and conveyance hereby made and reserved all mines and minerals, beds, veins and seams of coal, argilaceous ironstone, building and paving stones, blackband and fireclay within or under or adjoining pieces of land hereby conveyed; Recites principal vesting deed, 8 Mar 1926; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of deeds, documents and events, 31 Mar 1894 - 15 Oct 1930D/D SB 16/281

Wayleave agreement (counterpart), 11 Aug 1932; (i) John M Leeder and Son of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, as agents for Ernest Holtham Leeder of Swansea and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, Bristol, widow, with (ii) Central Electricity Board, principal office at Trafalgar Buildings, city of Westminster: (i) hereby give consent to (ii) placing overhead transmission line consisting of 6 conductors and earth wire across land of (i) in parish of Llandeilo Talybont and known as land near Cefnard and so that no part of such line shall be less than 20 feet above surface of ground, (ii) shall during continuance of this agreement pay to (i) in respect of consent hereby given in respect of six conductors to be erected sum of 1s due on 31 March in every year. Plan, scale : 1,000 ft to inch approx.; Schedule of worksD/D SB 16/282

Heads of terms for lease (counterpart), 3 Oct 1932; Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, city of Bristol, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, with Berthlwyd Colliery Limited, registered offices at Gowerton: Unworked coal and associated fireclay in seams underlying lands at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian Higher which said lands contain by admeasurement 26 acres, 2 roods and 13 perches or thereabouts. Term shall be 38 years and quarter of year from 29 September 1928. Certain rent £1 per acre per annum. Royalties, 6d per ton on all coal and culm, 6d per ton on all ironstone, 3d per ton on all clay manufactured or sold. Foregoing royalties to merge into dead rent. Wayleave rent ½d per ton on all foreign minerals conveyed through property merging in existing wayleave payable under lease dated 19 April 1910 (see D/D SB 16/178/1-3). (i) (by their agents John M Leeder and Son of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea) and (ii) hereby respectively agree to grant and accept lease of said premises; Plan, scale : 208.33 feet to inchD/D SB 16/283

Agreement, 23 Dec 1932; (i) Charles Hugh Gregory-Hood of Loxley Hall, county of Warwick, major (retired) of His Majestys Army and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and estate agent, with (ii) Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries Limited, registered office at 81, Gresham Street, city of London, by Thomas Peter Cook, one of their directors: (i) will sell and (ii) will buy pieces of land in parish of Llansamlet containing 51.122 acres or thereabouts. The price shall be £2556; Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/284

Agreement, 6 May 1933; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, Bristol, (widow), by their agents John M Leeder and Son of Swansea, chartered surveyors, with (ii) South Wales Electric Power Company, principal office at 11, Tothill Street, city of Westminster: (i) give consent to (ii) placing overhead transmission line consisting of three conductors and earth wire across land owned by (i) at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian Higher and so that no part of such line shall be less than 19 feet above surface of ground and to placing of two stays. (ii) shall pay to (i) 2s 3d on 1 April in each year; Plan, scale : 6 inches to 1 mile; Noted : D. T. Jenkin Estate. High Tension SupplyD/D SB 16/285

Agreement (duplicate), 6 May 1933; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea and Beatrice Jenkin of Sunnybrae, Park Road, Staple Hill, Bristol, (widow), by their agents John M Leeder and Son of Swansea, chartered surveyors, with (ii) South Wales Electric Power Company, principal offices at 11, Tothill Street, city of Westminster: (i) give consent to execution by (ii) of works described across land owned by (i) at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian Higher: pole with line or cable attached thereto which shall not be less than 19 feet above surface of ground. Sum of 1s shall be paid on 1 April in each year ; Plan, no scale; Noted : D. T. Jenkin Estate. Low Tension SupplyD/D SB 16/286

Licence, 10 May 1933: John M Leeder and Son of 46, Waterloo Street in county borough of Swansea, land and estate agents, as agents for and on behalf of Beatrice Jenkin and Ernest Holtham Leeder do hereby give licence and consent to assignments of premises comprised in lease dated 31 December 1908 (see D/D SB 16/170) ; Recites lease, 31 Dec 1908 (see D/D SB 16/170), will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 13 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378) and assignment, 25 Apr 1914; Schedule of deeds, 30 Mar and 14 Jul 1916 and undated; Noted : D. T. Jenkin EstateD/D SB 16/287

Agreement (counterpart), 15 Nov 1933; (i) John M Leeder and Son of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, as agents for and on behalf of Beatrice Maud Jenkin, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder, chartered surveyor, executors of late David Trevillian Jenkin, with (ii) Llanmorlais Wern Colliery Company Limited, registered office at Llanmorlais: (i) will grant and (ii) shall take lease of unworked veins and seams of coal and culm with fireclay associated therewith lying in and under parcel of land containing 3 roods, 34½ perches or thereabouts at Llanmorlais in parish of Llanrhidian Higher. Term 42 years from 24 June 1933. Dead rent £5 per annum merging into royalties of 6d per ton on all coal and 3d per ton on fireclay; Endorsed : plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/288

Agreement, 6 Jan 1934; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea and Beatrice Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, Bristol, (widow), by their agents John M Leeder and Son of Swansea, chartered surveyors, with (ii) South Wales Electric Power Company, principal office at 11 Tothill Street, city of Westminster: (i) give consent to (ii) placing overhead transmission line consisting of three conductors and earth wire across land owned by (i) at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian Higher and so that no part of such line shall be less than 19 feet above surface of ground and erection of four poles for purposes of supporting above mentioned transmission line. (ii) shall pay to (i) nominal sum of 1s on 1 April in each year in respect of said transmission line and poles; Plan, scale : 6 inches to 1 mile; Noted : D. T. Jenkin Estate. High Tension SupplyD/D SB 16/289

Agreement, 6 Jan 1934; Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea and Beatrice Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, Bristol, (widow), by their agents John M Leeder and Son of Swansea, chartered surveyors, with (ii) South Wales Electric Power Company, principal office at 11, Tothill Street, city of Westminster: (i) give consent to execution by (ii) of works described across land owned by (i) at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian Higher : Penclawdd L T distribution line and fifteen poles. Sum of 1s shall be paid on 1 April in each year; Plan, no scale; Noted : D.T. Jenkin Estate. Low Tension SupplyD/D SB 16/290

Conveyance (duplicate), for £75, 7 Feb 1934; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and estate agent and Charles Hugh Gregory-Hood of Loxley Hall, county of Warwick, major (retired) in His Majestys Army, to (ii) The Great Western Railway Company: Piece of land containing 1 rood and 19 perches (or thereabouts) in parish of Llansamlet; Recites deed of appointment, 22 Feb 1932; Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/291

Assignment (duplicate), for £300, 4 Apr 1934; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city of Bristol, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, surveyor, personal representatives of D.T. Jenkin, deceased,. to (ii) Howell John Williams of Sciach Ganol Farm, Velindre, near Swansea, farmer: Half share and interest of (i) of and in proceeds of sale and net rents and profits until sale of farm house in civil parish of Mawr and ecclesiastical parish of Llangyfelach known as Isgiach (otherwise Sciach Ganol) Farm together with outhouses, buildings, barns and stables belonging thereto and several closes, enclosures and pieces of arable, meadow and pasture land belonging to or held with said farm, whole farm containing together by estimation 40 acres or thereabouts. Except and reserving out of such hereditaments mines and minerals and mineral substances thereunder; Recites lease, 1 Jan 1900 (see D/D SB 16/149), will of David Trevillian Jenkin, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378) and conveyance, 29 Sep 1923; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of premises. Schedule of Except and reserved " Schedule of Full and free liberty and power for "D/D SB 16/292

Lease (and counterpart), for 14 years, from 24 June 1934, rent £80 per year for first seven years of lease and £90 per year for remainder of term, 8 Jun 1934; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city of Bristol, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor, to (ii) Ernest Smith of 91, High Street, Swansea: Dwellinghouse, shop and premises known as 91, High Street, Swansea at present occupied by (ii)D/D SB 16/293/1-2

Lease (counterpart), for 14 years, from 24 June 1934, rent £100 yearly, 25 Jun 1934; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city of Bristol and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor, to (ii) Frederick Charles William Deverill of 7, Cwmdonkin Drive, Swansea, grocer and baker: Dwellinghouse, shop, bakehouse and premises on corner of High Street and Matthew Street and known as 90, High Street, Swansea. Dwellinghouse and bakehouse and premises formerly known as 66, Matthew Street, Swansea now used as garage and loft over garage; Noted : lapsedD/D SB 16/294

Lease (counterpart), for 14 years, from 24 June 1934, rent £60 yearly for first seven years and £70 yearly during remainder of term, 29 Jun 1934; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city of Bristol, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor, to (ii) Rosalind Annie Connor of 92, High Street, Swansea, widow: Dwellinghouse, shop and premises known as 92, High Street, Swansea together with yard and offices hitherto enjoyed therewithD/D SB 16/295

Lease (and counterpart), for 14 years, from 24 June 1934, rent £70 yearly for first seven years and £80 yearly during remainder of term, 29 Jun 1934; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city of Bristol, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor, to (ii) Jack Lewis Sterne and Marian Rose Sterne, both of 17, Glanbryden Avenue, Swansea, timber merchants: Dwellinghouse, shop and premises known as 93, High Street, Swansea. Together with yard and offices hitherto enjoyed therewithD/D SB 16/296/1-2

Agreement, 9 Aug 1934; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, near Bristol, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, chartered; Surveyor, by John M Leeder and Son, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyors and land agents, acting as their agents, with (ii) David Harry of Sciach, Velindre, parish of Llangyfelach, farmer: (i) agree to let and (ii) agree to take dwelling-house, outbuildings, farm lands and premises thereto belonging commonly known by name of Sciach Uchaf and Sciach Isaf farm in parish of Llangyfelach now or late in occupation of William Harry containing 97.488 acres or thereabouts. Except and reserving (as in D/D SB 16/299). To hold premises from 29, September 1933 for one year and so on from year to year until tenancy shall be determined. Paying unto (i) rent £59 10s 8d yearly; Endorsed : schedule of propertyD/D SB 16/297

Agreement, 9 Aug 1934; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of Westbury Lane,Coombe Dingle,near Bristol, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, chartered surveyor, by John M Leeder and Son, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyors and land agents, acting as their agents, with (ii) David Harry of Tynycwm Farm in parishes of Mawr and Penderry, farmer: (i) agree to let and (ii) agrees to take and occupy dwelling-house, outbuildings, farm lands and premises thereto belonging commonly known by name of Tynycwm Farm in parishes of Mawr and Penderry, now or late in occupation of John Harry containing 72.733 acres or thereabouts. Except and reserving (as in D/D SB 16/299) To hold previous from 29 September 1933 for one year and so on from year to year until tenancy shall be determined. Paying unto (i) rent £28 10s 2d yearly; Endorsed : schedule of propertyD/D SB 16/298

Agreement (counterpart), 21 Aug 1934; (i) Clydach Estates Limited, registered office at Thomas House, Millbank, city of Westminster, by John M Leeder and Son, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyors and land agents, acting as their agents, with (ii) George Royal of Garth Farm, Glais, parish of Llansamlet: (i) agree to let and (ii) agrees to take and occupy farm lands commonly known by name Garth Fields in parish of Llansamlet now in occupation of (ii) containing 18.813 acres or thereabouts Excepting and reserving unto (i) or other person or persons entitled thereto all mines, mineral substances, coal, culm, stone, slate and limestone quarries, clay gravel, sand and marl. Also all timber and other trees, saplings, coppices and underwood now or at any time hereafter being in, under or upon said premises. Also except all game, hares, rabbits, fish and wild fowl. To hold premises from 29 September 1933 for one year and so on from year to year until this tenancy shall be determined. Paying unto (i) rent of £7 yearly; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of propertyD/D SB 16/299

Agreement, 11 Sep 1934; (i) Clydach Estates Limited, registered office at Thomas House, Millbank, city of Westminster, by John M Leeder and Son, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyors and land agents, acting as their agents, with (ii) John Morgan of Pit Road, Glais, parish of Llansamlet: (i) agree to let and (ii) agrees to take and occupy farm lands commonly known by name of Garth Fields in parish of Llansamlet now in occupation of (ii) containing 19.218 acres or thereabouts. Excepting and reserving (as in D/D SB 16/299). To hold premises from 29 September 1933 for one year and so on from year to year until tenancy shall be determined. Paying unto (i) rent £15 yearly; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of propertyD/D SB 16/300

Agreement of underlease, for residue of term of 99 years, from 24 March 1895, for £725, rent £4 yearly, 16 Nov 1934; (i) Agnes Mary Jones of 1, Mirador Crescent, county borough of Swansea, spinster, to (ii) Sarah Beatrice Harris, wife of William Hopkin Harris of 15, Argyle Street, Swansea: Premises (as described in D/D SB 16/173); Recites underlease, 24 Jun 1909 (see D/D SB 16/173)D/D SB 16/301

Agreement, 1934; (i) Mabella Edwards Rees of 2, St James Gardens, county borough of Swansea, widow and Robert Gethin Rees of 96, Eaton Crescent, Swansea, stock and sharebroker, with (ii) Idris John Aubrey of Treffgarne, Hendrefoilan Road, Sketty, Swansea, builder and contractor: (i) will let to (ii) piece of land having area of 2 roods 6 perches or thereabouts at Uplands in county borough of Swansea formerly forming part of The Mirador and having frontage to Cwmdonkin Drive of 218 ft 8 ins, to Richmond Road of 67 ft, to Mirador Lane of 193 ft and on east side thereof of 197 ft or thereabouts for term of one year from 25 March 1934 at rent of £25 for purpose of erection thereon of buildings hereafter mentioned. (ii) shall forthwith commence and within period of twelve months from 25 March 1934 expend not less than £850 each in erection of four but not exceeding five, subject to approval of local authority, good and substantial semi-detached dwelling houses or villas with all suitable and necessary conveniences thereto respectively with enclosure walls and iron railings in front thereof. If said premises shall be completely finished at expiration of twelve months from 25 March 1934 and (ii) shall have paid all money for use and occupation payable under these presents, (i) will grant and (ii) will accept lease of said piece of land and premises for term of 99 years from 25 March 1934 at yearly rent of £25 for first year of term and £50 per annum during remainder of term ; Plan, no scaleD/D SB 16/302

Agreement, 5 Jun 1935; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, land and estate agent and Beatrice Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, near Bristol, widow, by their agents John M Leeder and Son of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, with (ii) The Graigola Merthyr Company Limited, registered office at 5, Cambrian Place, Swansea: (i) hereby give consent to erection by (ii) of overhead electricity transmission line across land owned by (i) in parish of Llangyfelach and being part of Ysgiach Uchaf Farm and so that no part of earth wire shall be less than 17 feet and no part of live wire shall be less than 20 feet above surface of ground and erection of four single poles and 2 H poles for purpose of supporting above mentioned transmission line. Sum of 15s per annum in respect of four single poles and 2 H poles payable on 1 January in every year; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of works. Schedule of payment; Notes : D. T. Jenkin Estate. SOLDD/D SB 16/303

Agreement (counterpart), 26 Aug 1935; (i) Beatrice Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow and Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, County borough of Swansea, land and estate agent, by their agents John M Leeder and Son of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, with (ii) Raphael John Agostini and Helen Agostini, his wife of 31, Mansel Street, Swansea: (i) let and (ii) take dwellinghouse, shop and premises number 94 High Street, Swansea. Together with yard and offices hitherto enjoyed therewith. To hold from 2 Sep 1935 for term of one year and thereafter on quarterly tenancy until determined. Rent £1 5s weekly to be paid every Monday; Noted D. T. Jenkin EstateD/D SB 16/304

Assignment of underlease, for residue of term of 99 years, from 24 March 1895, for £725, rent £4 yearly, 23 Oct 1937; (i) Sarah Beatrice Harris of Chisholme, Haslemere Road, Sketty, county borough of Swansea, wife of William Hopkins Harris, to (ii) Minnie Elizabeth Hancock of Brynamlwg, 1, Harbour View, Saint Thomas, widow: Pieces of land, dwellinghouse, buildings and premises known as 1, Mirador Crescent, Swansea; Recites underlease, 24 Jun 1909 (see D/D SB 16/173) and assignment, 16 Nov 1934 (see D/D SB 16/301)D/D SB 16/305

Assignment of lease, for residue of term of 99 years, from 25 March 1893, for £1050, apportioned rent £10 yearly, 15 Dec 1937; (i) Margaret Anne Cook of 19, Belgrave Court, Uplands, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) William Esmond Rees of 56, Walter Road, said county borough, consulting physician: Dwellinghouse and premises now known as Cefn Bryn, 3, Mirador Villas, Walter Road in county borough of Swansea; Recites lease, 1 May 1894 (see D/D SB 16/137/1-7) and assignment, 1 Dec 1923 (see D/D SB 16/245)D/D SB 16/306

Agreement of lease (counterpart), 3 Jun 1938; (i) Charles Hugh Gregory-Hood of Loxley Hall, county of Warwick, major (retired) in His Majestys Army, by his agent R A Hobbs of 7 Picton Place, Swansea, chartered surveyor and Ernest Holtham Leeder of Waterloo Street, Swansea, chartered surveyor, by his agents John M Leeder and Son of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, land agents and chartered surveyors, with (ii) Aneuryn Rees of Copar Pâl, Glais, Swansea: (i) will let to (ii) piece of land at Glais in county borough of Swansea, having frontage to road leading from Birchgrove to Clydach of 36 feet and containing 24¼ perches or thereabouts for term of one year from 24 January 1938 at rent of £2 10s for purpose of erection thereon of building hereinafter mentioned. (ii) shall forthwith commence and within period of twelve months from 24 June 1938 expend not less than £750 in erection of one good and substantial detached dwelling house or villa, but not more than one, with all suitable and necessary conveniences thereto respectively with enclosure walls in front thereof. If said premises shall be completely finished to satisfaction of (i) or his agents at expiration of twelve months from 24 June 1938 and (ii) shall have paid all monies for use and occupation payable under these premises (i) will grant and (ii) will accept lease of said piece of land and premises for term of 99 years from 24 June 1938 at yearly rent of £2 10s for first year of term and £5 per annum during remainder of term; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of propertyD/D SB 16/307

Assignment (duplicate) of lease for residue of 99 years from 29 Sep 1849, for £150, apportioned rent £2 13s 6d yearly, 18 Jul 1938; (i) Florence Annie Davies of Brooklands, Dunvant, widow, to (ii) Glamorgan County Council: 2 enclosures and part enclosure in parish of Llanrhidian Higher containing 2 acres, 2 roods and 27 perches or thereabouts; Recites lease, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67), lease, 27 Jul 1879 (see D/D SB 16/121/1, 2), assent, 26 Feb 1931 and will of Emily Kate Roe, 14 Feb 1936, proved 26 Jan 1938; Schedule of deeds and documents, 11 Dec 1849 - 26 Jan 1938; Endorsed : plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/308

Assignment of lease, for residue of term of 99 years, from 24 June 1895, for £690, rent £41 6s 6d, 9 Oct 1938; (i) William Husband of 1, Richmond Villas, county borough of Swansea, wholesale grocer, to (ii) Blanche May Fordham, wife of Arthur Allison Fordham of 24, Coedcelyn Road, Sketty, Swansea, university lecturer: Piece of ground with dwellinghouses erected thereon and known as 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34 and 36 Mirador Crescent in county borough of Swansea; Recites lease, 12 Nov 1896 and assignment, 21 Jan 1932 (see D/D SB 16/279); Schedule of properties and underleases, 8 Dec. 1904-18 Mar. 1909D/D SB 16/309

Agreement, 1938; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, land and estate agent and Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow, by their agents John M Leeder and Son of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, land and estate agents, with (ii) Pontardawe Rural District Council, by Neville Stuart Davies, their clerk and agent, office at Council Offices, Pontardawe: (i) hereby give consent to (ii) placing overhead transmission lines consisting of three conductors and earth wire across land owned by (i) at Velindre in parish of Mawr so that no part of such line shall be less than 20 feet above surface of ground and erection of two poles for purpose of supporting above mentioned transmission line. (ii) shall pay to (i) 3s on 1 Janary in each year; Plan, scale : 208.33 feet to 1 inchD/D SB 16/310

Agreement, 14 Aug 1939; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol and Ernest Holtham Leeder and John Geoffrey Viner Leeder, both of Swansea, by John M Leeder and Son of county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyors and land agents, acting as their agents, with (ii) Ernest John Evans of Cwrtmawr Farm, Velindre, near Morriston: (i) agree to let and (ii) agrees to take and occupy dwelling-house, outbuildings, farm lands and premises thereto belonging known by name of Cefn-y-Sciach farm in parish of Llangyfelach and Llandeilo Talybont not or late in occupation of Margaret Jane Harry containing 45.638 acres of thereabouts. Excepting and reserving (as in D/D SB 16/299). To hold premises from 29 September 1939 for one year and so on from year to year until this tenancy shall be determined. Payable unto (i) rent £26 7s 4d yearly; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of property; Noted : D.T. Jenkin EstateD/D SB 16/311

Agreement, 14 Aug 1939; (i) (as in D/D SB 16/311) with (ii) (as in D/D SB 16/311): (i) agree to let and (ii) agree to take and occupy land known by name of Rhydygwerfa in parish of Llandeilo Talybont now or late in occupation of Margaret Jane Evans containing 3.75 acres or thereabouts. Excepting and reserving (as in D/D SB 16/299). To hold premises (as in D/D SB 16/311). Paying unto (i) rent of £1 5s yearly; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of property; Noted : D.T. Jenkin EstateD/D SB 16/312

Agreement, 10 Mar 1941; (i) Ernest Holtham Leeder and John Geoffrey Viner Leeder, both of 46, Waterloo Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyors and Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow, by their agents John M Leeder and Son of 46, Waterloo Street, Swansea, land and estate agents, duly authorised on their behalf, with (ii) The Gorseinon Electric Light Company Limited, registered office at 66, Orchard Street, city of London, by Thomas Penman, secretary of company, duly authorised on their behalf: (i) hereby give consent to (ii) placing overhead transmission line across land owned by (i) at Berthllwyd, near Penclawdd in parish of Gowerton so that no part of such line shall be less than 19 feet above surface of ground and erection of two poles for purpose of supporting above mentioned transmission line. (ii) shall pay rent of 3s per annum in respect of said transmission line and poles on 1 April in each year; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of works. Schedule of rentD/D SB 16/313/1-2

Agreement, 30 May 1941; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of city and county of Bristol and Ernest Holtham Leeder and John Geoffrey Viner Leeder, both of Swansea, their agents John M Leeder and Son, with (ii) David Ewart Rees of Berthllwyd Farm, near Gowerton, farmer : (i) agree to let and (ii) agrees to take fields at Berthllwyd, near Gowerton, lately in occupation of John Rees containing 13 acres, 1 rood, 9 perches or thereabouts. Except and reserved unto (i) or other person or persons entitled thereto all mines, minerals and mineral substances, coal and culm. Also except all game, hares and rabbits upon premises. To hold from 29 September 1940 for one year and so on from year to year until tenancy shall be determined. Paying unto (i) rent £16 10s yearly; Plan, no scale; Schedule of propertiesD/D SB 16/314/1-4

Surrender, for new lease of premises hereby surrendered intended forthwith to be granted by (ii) to (i), 26 Jul 1942; (i) Florence Annie Davies of Brooklands, Dunvant, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, near Bristol, widow, Ernest Holtham Leeder of Brynbriallu, Devon Terrace, Swansea, surveyor and land and estate agent and John Geoffrey Viner Leeder of Brynbriallu, Devon Terrace, Swansea, surveyor and land and estate agent: Land, landshares, dwellinghouses and premises known as Perkeddy at Dunvant, Three Crosses and Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian; Supplemental to lease, 11 Dec 1849 (see D/D SB 16/67) and lease, 27 Jun 1879D/D SB 16/315

Lease (and counterpart), for 50 years, from 29 September 1940, rent £150 yearly, 26 Jul 1942; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow, Ernest Holtham Leeder of Brynbriallu, Devon Terrace, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor with John Geoffrey Viner Leeder of Brynbriallu, Swansea, chartered surveyor, to (ii) Florence Annie Davies of Brooklands, Dunvant, county borough of Swansea, widow: Dwellinghouse known as Brooklands. Together with outbuildings, garden, fields and premises belonging thereto and held therewith, all which said premises are at Dunvant in parish of Llanrhidian. Farms, pieces of land and land shares in parish of Llanrhidian. Together with public house, dwellinghouses, buildings and erections thereon. Except and reserving unto (ii) all mines and minerals and all beds of stone, sand, gravel and clay; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of underleases and wayleave agreements, 14 May 1881 - 31 Jul 1935; Memoranda of deeds, 21 Apr 1947 - 10 Jul 1954D/D SB 16/316/1-2

Agreement, 3 Apr 1946; (i) John M Leeder and Son of Stoneleigh, 5A St James Crescent, Swansea, as agents for and on behalf of trustees of estate of late David Trevillian Jenkin, with (ii) Catherine Richards of 8, Bryn Road: (i) agree to let and (ii) agrees to take shop, messuages and premises known as 93, High Street in county borough of Swansea together with fixtures and fittings therein from 15 April 1946 until 24 June 1946 and thereafter from year to year until tenancy shall be determined, payment rent of £80 per annum, sum of £15 in respect of broken period , 15 Apr to 24 Jun 1946D/D SB 16/317/1-2

Agreement, 10 Feb 1947; (i) John M Leeder and Son of Stoneleigh, 5A, St James Crescent, Swansea, as agents for and on behalf of trustees of late David Trevillian Jenkin, with Macpherson Bros (Wales) Ltd of Criterion House, 25, Oxford Street, Swansea: (i) agree to let and (ii) agree to take shop, messuage and premises known as 91, High Street in county borough of Swansea together with fixtures and fittings therein from 25 December 1946 for one year and afterwards from year to year until tenancy shall be determined, rent £85 per annumD/D SB 16/318/1-2

Assent, 27 Mar 1947; (i) John Glyn Morgans of 282 Neath Road, Briton Ferry, surveyor and Hannah Violet Morgans of Manchester House, Penclawdd, spinster, with (ii) Annie May Morgans of Manchester House, Penclawdd and said Hannah Violet Morgans: (i) personal representatives of Morgan Morgans, late of Manchester House, Penclawdd, assent to vesting in (ii) of piece of land at Penclawdd together with dwellinghouse erected therein known as Manchester House for residue of lease of 99 years from 29 September 1849; Recites will of Morgan Morgans, 2 Jun 1941, proved 3 Jan 1945D/D SB 16/319/1-2

Surrender, 15 Apr 1947; (i) Annie May Morgans and Hannah Violet Morgans, both of Manchseter House, Penclawdd, spinsters, to (ii) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow, John Geoffrey Viner Leeder of 5a, St James Crescent, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and land and estate agent and Nelson West Jenkin of Trimmers Filed, Hindhead, county of Surrey, doctor of medicine: Piece of land together with messuage and tenement erected therein and known as Manchester House, Penclawdd; Supplemental to lease, 29 Sep 1897 (see D/D SB 16/145/1, 2) and assent, 27 Mar 1947 (see D/D SB 16/319/1, 2)D/D SB 16/320

Surrender (draft), 21 Apr 1947; (i) Florence Annie Davies of Brooklands, Dunvant, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow, John Geoffrey Viner Jenkin of 5A, St James Crescent, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and Nelson West Jenkin of Trimmers Field, Hindhead, county of Surrey MD: Piece of land and public house and other buildings erected thereon in parish of Llanrhidian known as Royal Oak; Supplemental to lease, 26 Jul 1942 (see D/D SB 16/316/1-3); Noted : Royal OakD/D SB 16/321/1-4

Lease (draft), for 99 years, from 25 March 1947, rent £65 yearly, 21 Apr 1947; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow, John Geoffrey Viner Leeder of 5a, St James Crescent, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and Nelson West Jenkin of Trimmers Field, Hindhead, county of Surrey, MD, to (ii) William Hancock and Company Limited, registered office at The Brewery, Crawshay Street, city of Cardiff: Piece of land having area of 1 rood and 1 perches or thereabouts. Together with public house known as The Royal Oak, Penclawdd Erected thereon. Except and always reserved out of this demise unto (i) their succession in title and assigns and Coal Commission as case may be, mines, beds, quarries veins or strata of iron, ironstone, iron ore, lead, tin, copper or coal, culm, stone, slate, clay and all other mineral products whatsoever in, upon or under said premisesD/D SB 16/322/1-7

Surrender, 22 Apr 1947; (i) (as in D/D SB 16/321) to (ii) (as in D/D SB 16/321): Piece of land containing area of 1 rood or thereabouts together with dwellinghouse erected thereon and known as Manchester House at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian; Supplemental to lease, 26 Jul 1942 (see D/D SB16/316/1, 2)D/D SB 16/323

Surrender, 22 Jul 1947; (i) (as in D/D SB 16/321) to (ii) (as in D/D SB 16/321): Dwellinghouse known as Brooklands together with outbuildings, gardens, fields and premises belonging thereto at Dunvant; Supplemental to lease, 26 Jul 1942 (see D/D SB 16/316/1, 2)D/D SB 16/324

Lease (and counterpart), for 5 years, from 24 June 1947, rent £78 yearly, 15 Aug 1947; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city of Bristol, widow, John Geoffrey Viner Leeder of 49, Mansel Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and Nelson West Jenkin of Trimmers Field, Hindhead, county of Surrey, to (ii) Helen Agostini of 94, High Street, Swansea: Dwellinghouse, shop and premises known as 94, High Street, SwanseaD/D SB 16/325/1-2

Conveyance (duplicate), for £87 10s, 21 Oct 1947; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow, John Geoffrey Viner Leeder of 49, Mansel Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and Nelson West Jenkin of Trimmers Field, Hindhead, county of Surrey, doctor of medicine, to (ii) The Rural District Council of Gower: Piece of land at Cabin Isaac near Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian Higher being area of 1.25 acres or thereabouts; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of lease, 26 Jul 1942 (see D/D SB 16/316/1, 2) and assignment, 1947 (see D/D SB 16/327). Schedule of probate of will of David Trevillian Jenkin, vesting assent and appointments, 15 Mar 1916 - 21 Nov 1945D/D SB 16/326

Assignment of lease (duplicate), for residue of term of 50 years, for £87 10s, apportioned rent £1 yearly, 21 Oct 1947; (i) Florence Davies of Brooklands, Dunvant, county borough of Swansea, widow, with consent of (ii) (see D/D SB 16/326) to apportionment of yearly rent, to (iii) The Rural District Council of Gower: Land (described in D/D SB 16/326); Recites lease, 26 Jul 1942 (see D/D SB 16/316/1, 2); Plan, scale : 1/2500D/D SB 16/327

Release (duplicate), 6 Nov 1947; (ii) Mayor, aldermen and burgesses of county borough of Swansea, to (i) (as in D/D SB 16/326). (i) to (ii): Relating to pipeline easement to Cwmdonkin Reservoir, Swansea, (i) hereby releases unto (i) right to maintain line of pipes reserved by indenture dated 3 December 1879 (see D/D SB 16/122/1, 2) to intent that same may be extinguished. (i) hereby convey and release unto (ii) annual rent charge created by said indenture; Supplemental to indenture, 13 Dec 1879 (see D/D SB 16/122/1, 2)D/D SB 16/328

Surrender, 26 Sep 1948; (i) (as in D/D SB 16/321) to (ii) (as in D/D B 16/321): Piece of land together with dwellinghouses, buildings and erections thereon in parish of Llanrhidian; Supplemental to lease, 26 Jul 1942 (see D/D SB 16/316/1, 2)D/D SB 16/329

Lease (counterpart), for 14 years, from 29 September 1948, rent £80 yearly, 26 Oct 1948; (i) (as in D/D SB 16/325/1, 2) to (ii) Arthur Hugh Morgan of 92, High Street, Swansea: Dwellinghouse, shop and premises known as 92 High Street, SwanseaD/D SB 16/330

Surrender, 15 Nov 1948; (i) Florence Annie Davies, Carlyn, 3 Sketty Green, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow, John Geoffrey Viner Leeder of 49 Mansel Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and Nelson West Jenkin of Trimmers Field, Hindhead, county of Surrey, MD: Piece of ground containing in area 1 rood and 1 perch or thereabouts together with cottages and buildings thereon and near Ship and Castle at Penclawdd in parish of Llanrhidian; Supplemental to lease, 26 Jul 1942 (see D/D SB 16/316/1, 2)D/D SB 16/331

Agreement (counterpart), 31 Mar 1949; (i) Floren(ce Annie Davies of) Brooklands, Dunvant, county borough of Swansea, w(idow), with (ii) Bertie Thomas of (Pen)clawdd, farmer: (i) agrees to let and (ii) agrees to take fields in parish of Llanrhidian, (except and reserved unto (i) all trees, games and rabbits with right of Sporting over premises). Tenancy shall commence on 25 March 1948 and shall be from year to year until determined. Rent shall be £52 a year until determined. Rent shall be £52 a year; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of fields. Endorsed : memoranda that (ii) surrendered 2 portions of within described land having frontage respectively of 40 feet and 6 feet to road leading rom Penclawdd to Gowerton in 1954 in consideration of reduction of within mentioned rent of £51 17s 6dD/D SB 16/332

Surrender, 3 May 1949; (i) Florence Annie Davies of Carlyn, 3, Sketty Green, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) (as in D/D SB 16/321): White Walls Farm, Three Crosses together with outbuildings, gardens, fields and premises belonging thereto; Supplemental to lease, 26 Jul 1942 (see D/D SB 16/316/1, 2)D/D SB 16/333

Assignment of lease, for residue of term of 99 years, for £1650, rents £9 10s and £4 1s yearly, 21 Jul 1949; (i) Blanche Lydia James, wife of David Henry James of Blaen Porth, 1B, Mirador Crescent, Uplands, county borough of Swansea, retired customs and excise officer and said David Henry James, to (ii) Evelyn Kate Janes of Fairholme, Eden Avenue, Uplands, Swansea, widow: Piece of land comprised in and demised by lease dated 7 Sep 1895. Together with 4 dwellinghouses erected thereon and known as Grosvenor House or 1A Mirador Crescent, Blaenporth or 1B, Mirador Crescent and nos. 1 and 3 Mirador Crescent, Swansea; Schedule of underleases, 16 May 1904 - 24 Jun 1909D/D SB 16/334

Deed of gift, for (i)s natural love and affection for (ii), 7 Sep 1949; (i) Evelyn Kate Janes of Fairholme, Eden Avenue, Uplands, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) Alfred George Anstee Janes of 4, Myrtle Grove, Swansea, artist, son of (i): Piece of land comprised in and demised by lease dated 7 Sep 1895. Together with four dwellinghouses erected thereon and known as Grosvenor House or 1A, Mirador Crescent, Blaenporth or 1B, Mirador Crescent and nos 1 and 2 Mirador Crescent, Swansea; Recites deeds, 7 Sep 1895 - 21 Jul 1949; Schedule of underleases, 16 May 1904 - 24 Jun 1909D/D SB 16/335

Deed of confirmation (duplicate), 14 Sep 1949; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow, John Geoffrey Viner Leeder of 5a, St James Crescent, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and Nelson West Jenkin of Trimmers Field, Hindhead, county of Surrey, MD, to (ii) David Henry Clarke of 3, Eden Avenue, Uplands, Swansea, solicitor: (i) hereby confirm lease dated 14 August 1916 and release dated 12 March 1923 and by way of further assurance hereby demise unto (ii) premises thereby demised and dwellinghouse and buildings erected thereon and known as 3, Eden Avenue, Uplands, Swansea. To hold same unto (ii) for residue now unexpired of term of 99 years from 25 December 1910 created by lease and subject henceforth to payment of yearly rent of £2 5s; Supplemental to lease, 14 Aug 1916 and release, 12 Mar 1923; Recites assignment, 2 Nov 1933; Schedule of lease, 14 Aug 1916 and release, 12 Mar 1923; Endorsed :plan, scale : 30 ft to 1 inchD/D SB 16/336

Agreement, 3 Feb 1950; (i) Messrs Astley Samuel, Leeder and Son, chartered surveyors of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, as agents for an on behalf of trustees of late David Trevillian Jenkin with (ii) Thomas Davies of Glyn-y-Gorse Farm, Birchgrove, county borough of Swansea: (i) agrees to let and (ii) agrees to take holding in parish of Llansamlet known by name of Coed Cae Stubba, Birchgrove in county borough of Swansea from 25 March 1950 for one year and so on from year to year. Rent shall be £10 a year; Plan scale : 1/2500; Schedule of particulars of farmD/D SB 16/337/1-2

Agricultural tenancy agreement, 14 Jun 1950; (i) Messrs Astley Samuel, Leeder and Son, as agents for trustees of D.T. Jenkin estate, with (ii) David Harry of Sciach Uchaf Farm, Velindre, near Swansea: (i) agree to let and (ii) agrees to take farm in parishes of Mawr and Penderry known by name of Tynycwm Farm from 29 September 1949 for one year and so on from year to year. Rent shall be £23 19s 2d a year; Schedules of particulars of farmD/D SB 16/338/1-4

Assignment of lease for residue of term of 5 years from 24 Jun 1947, for £10, rent £78 yearly, 20 Nov 1950; (i) Helen Agostini of Elmfield, Churchill, near Bristol, county of Somerset to (ii) Sidney Richards of 90, Merlin Crescent, Townhill, county borough of Swansea: Dwellinghouse, shop and premises known as 94, High Street, Swansea; Recites lease, 15 Aug 1947 (see D/D SB 16/325/1, 2) Notes : New Lease granted 20 Feb 1952D/D SB 16/339

Agricultural tenancy agreement, 1950; (i) (as in D/D SB 16/338/1-4) with (ii) Ernest John Evans, esq., JP of Cwrt Mawr Farm, Velindre, Swansea: (i) agrees to let and (ii) agrees to take holdings or farms in parishes of Llandeilo Talybont and Llangyfelach known by names of Cwrt Mawr, Cefn-y-Sciach with landshares and land at Pontlliw, Gelli-feddan and Rhydygwerfa from 29 Sep 1950 for 1 year and so on from year to year. Rent £93 11s 10d a yearD/D SB 16/340/1-2

Surrender (and counterpart), 14 Apr 1951; (i) Morfydd Thomas of Ystlyscoed Farm, Llannon, Llanelly, county of Carmarthen, widow, to (ii) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, near Bristol, widow, John Geoffrey Viner Leeder of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea and Nelson West Jenkin of Trimmersfield, Hindhead, county of Surrey, doctor of medicine: (i) hereby surrenders unto (ii) premises comprised in and demised by tenancy agreements both dated 9 August 1934 (see D/D SB 16/297 and D/D SB 16/298), (except two enclosures therein) and known as Tynycwm farm and Sciach Uchaf and Sciach Ysaf Farm in parish of Llangyfelach ; Supplemental to tenancy agreements, 9 Aug 1934 and 9 Aug 1934 (see D/D SB 16/297 and D/D SB 16/298).; Recites letters of administration of David Harry, brother of (i), 30 Jan 1951D/D SB 16/341/1-2

Lease (counterpart), for 14 years, from 25 December 1951, rent £120 yearly, 20 Feb 1952; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city of Bristol, widow and Ronald Astley Samuel of 49, Mansel Street, county borough of Swansea chartered surveyor, to (ii) Sidney Richards of 90, Merlin Crescent, Townhill, Swansea: Dwellinghouse, shop and premises known as 94, High Street, SwanseaD/D SB 16/342

Conveyance (duplicate), for £2500, 14 May 1953; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, Bristol, county of Gloucester, widow and Ronald Astley Samuel of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, chartered surveyor and land estate gent, to (ii) Ernest John Evans of Cwrt Mawr Farm, Velindre, farmer: Pieces of land in parish of Llangyfelach and Llandeilo Talybont having area of 112.922 acres or thereabouts together with farm house and buildings erected thereon or on parts thereof known as Cwrt Mawr Farm, Velindre. Pieces of land in said parish having area of 45.63 acres or thereabouts known as Cefn-y-Sciach, Velindre. Fields in parish of Llandeilo Talybont having area of 3.75 acres or thereabouts and called Rhyd-y-Gwerfa, Velindre. Except and reserved unto (i), their successors in title and assigns or other person or persons for time being entitled thereto all mines or minerals within or under hereditaments hereby conveyed; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of deeds and document, 2 Mar 1927 - 6 Nov 1951. Schedule of farm, land and fieldsD/D SB 16/343

Surrender, 12 Mar 1954; (i) Florence Annie Davies of 33, Slade Road, Newton, Mumbles, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow and Ronald Astley Samuel of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, surveyor: Piece of land at Penclawdd having frontage of 40 feet or thereabouts to road leading from Penclawdd to Gowerton and depth therefore of 120 feet or thereabouts; Supplemental to lease, 26 Jul 1942 (see D/D SB 16/316/1, 2); Plan, scale : 1/2500; Surrender, 10 Jul 1954. (i) to (ii). Piece of land adjoining piece of land described in before written surrender having frontage of 6 feet to road leading from Penclawdd to GowertonD/D SB 16/344

Agreement of lease, for residue of term of 99 years, from 24 March 1895, for £1500, rent £4 yearly, 9 Aug 1954; (i) Minnie Elizabeth Hancock of 39, Hanover Street, Swansea, widow, to (ii) Leslie William Hefferson of 10 Grange Road, West Cross, Swansea, medical practitioner: Pieces of land, dwellinghouse, buildings and premises known as 1, Mirador Crescent, Swansea; Recites deeds, 24 Jun 1909 - 23 Oct 1937; Endorsed : memorandum that by deed dated 3 November 1956 made between (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin and Ronald Astley Samuel (ii) Alfred George Austee Janes and (iii) Leslie William Hefferson, consent was given to certain alterations to 1, Mirador Crescent, Swansea subject to ground rent reserved in respect of premises being increased by £1 10s per annumD/D SB 16/345

Mortgage, for £865, 9 Aug 1954; (i) Leslie William Hefferson of 10, Grange Road, West Cross, Swansea, medical practitioner, member of The Halifax Building Society, to (ii) The Halifax Building Society: Lease-hold premises at 1, Mirador Crescent, Uplands in county borough of SwanseaD/D SB 16/346/1-3

Conveyance (duplicate), for £1500, 29 Sep 1954; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, Bristol, widow and Ronald Astley Samuel of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, chartered surveyor and land and estate agent, to (ii) David Philip George of Blaen-nant-y-cadno Farm, Bettws, Ammanford, county of Carmarthen, farmer: Pieces of land in parish of Bettws in county of Carmarthen containing area of 79.413 acres or hereabouts. Together with farmhouse and buildings erected thereon or on parts thereof known as Blaen-nant-y-cadno Farm. Estate and interest of (i) in piece of land in parish of Bettws containing area of 1.552 acres or thereabouts. Except and reserved unto (i) all mines and minerals of whatsoever nature (other than such thereof as are vested in National Coal Board) lying in or under premises hereby conveyed or any part thereof; Plan, scale : 1/2500; Schedule of fields. Schedule of Except and reserved unto the Vendors " document, 2 Mar 1927 - 6 Nov 1951D/D SB 16/347

Surrender, for £300, 25 Mar 1956; (i) Florence Annie Davies of West Chalet, Gower Avenue, Langland, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, county of Somerset, widow and Ronald Astley Samuel of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, chartered surveyor and land and estate agent: Lease dated 26 July 1942 (see D/D SB 16/316/1, 2) relating to property at Dunvant, Three Crosses and Penclawdd; Recites lease, 26 Jul 1942 (see D/D SB 316/1, 2); Plan, no scale; Schedule of property. Schedule of assignments and deeds of surrender, 21 Apr 1947 - 10 Jul 1954D/D SB 16/348

Deed, 3 Nov 1956; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city and county of Bristol, widow and Ronald Astley Samuel of 49, Mansel Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor and land and estate agent, with consent of (ii) Alfred George Anstee Janes of Nicholaston Hall, Nicholaston, artist, to (iii) Leslie William Hefferson of 10, Grange Road, West Cross, Swansea, medical practitioner: (i) with consent of (ii) hereby grant unto (iii) licence to convert 1, Mirador Crescent, Swansea into two self-contained flats on condition that conversion shall be completed within twelve months from date hereof in conformity with plans and specifications already submitted to and approved by (i)s surveyor and to satisfaction of (i)s surveyor ; Supplemental to lease, 7 Sep 1895; Recites underlease, 24 Jan 1909; Schedule of property. Schedule of covenantsD/D SB 16/349/1-2

Lease, for 7 years, from 1 March 1958, rent £120 yearly, 19 Nov 1958; (i) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of Woodside, Westbury Lane, Coombe Dingle, city of Bristol, widow and Ronald Astley Samuel of 49, Mansel Street, county borough of Swansea, chartered surveyor, to (ii) Evan William Michael of 3, Chapel Street, Mumbles, Swansea: Messuage, shop and premises known as 93, High Street, SwanseaD/D SB 16/350

Conveyance (copy), for £300, 23 Mar 1959; (i) (as in D/D SB 16/350) to (ii) Timothy Jones of 19, Caebryn Avenue, Sketty, Swansea: Dwellinghouse known as 7, Mirador Crescent, Swansea; Recites will of David Trevillian Jenkin, late of The Mirador, Hambrook, county of Gloucester, 30 Jul 1912, proved 15 Mar 1916 (see D/D SB 16/378) vesting assent and appointments, 9 Dec 1937 - 6 Nov 1951D/D SB 16/351/1-3

Surrender, for new lease of property hereby surrendered intended to be forthwith granted by (i) to (ii), 12 Aug 1959; (i) William Esmond Rees of Cefn Bryn, 6, Uplands Crescent, Walter Road, county borough of Swansea, doctor of medicine, to (ii) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of First Floor Flat, Oakwood, 168, Westbury Lane, Westbury-on-Trym, city of Bristol, widow and Ronald Astley Samuel of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, chartered surveyor and land and estate agent: Piece of ground with dwellinghouse and outbuildings erected thereon or on some part thereof known as Cefn Bryn, 6, Uplands Crescent, (formerly 3, Mirador Villas), Walter Road, Swansea; Recites lease, 1 May 1894 (see D/D SB 16/137/1-7) and assignment, 15 Dec 1937 (see D/D SB 16/306)D/D SB 16/352

Assignment of lease, for residue of term of 99 years, from 25 March 1895, for £2500, rent £8 11s yearly, 17 Aug 1959; (i) John Richards of Jessamine Farm, Rhossili, Gower, farmer, to (ii) Ernest Henry Billings of 32, Kings Road, Mumbles, county borough of Swansea: Piece of ground being on south side of road on Mirador Field now known as Mirador Crescent, Swansea and containing by admeasurement in front towards said road 36 feet or thereabouts and in depth 100 feet or thereabouts. Together with two dwellinghouses now erected thereon or on part thereof and now known as 29 and 31, Mirador Crescent, Swansea; Schedule of deeds, destruction of deeds by enemy action at Swansea, death of Sarah Richards of West Deane, Rhossili and letters of administration to estate of said Sarah Richards, 15 Oct 1895 - 28 Nov 1958D/D SB 16/353

Surrender (copy), for new lease of property known as 20, Mirador Crescent intended to be forthwith granted by (ii) to (i), 10 Sep 1959; (i) Violet May Hood-Williams of 20, Mirador Crescent, Uplands, county borough of Swansea, to (ii) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of First Floor Flat, Oakwood, 168, Westbury Road, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol, county of Somerset, widow and Ronald Astley Samuel of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, chartered surveyor and land and estate agent: 20 to 36 (even numbers), Mirador Crescent, Uplands in county borough of Swansea; Recites deeds, 12 Nov 1896 - 23 Jul 1959; Schedule of properties and underleases, 8 Dec 1904 - 18 Mar 1909D/D SB 16/354/1-3

Surrender, for new leases of property hereby surrendered intended to be forthwith granted by (ii) to (i), 22 Sep 1959; (i) Ernest Henry Billings of 32, Kings Road, Mumbles, county borough of Swansea, architect, to (ii) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of First Floor Flat, Oakwood, 168, Westbury Road, Westbury-on-Trym, city of Bristol, widow and Ronald Astley Samuel of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, chartered surveyor and land and estate agent: Piece of ground. Together with two dwellinghouses and outbuildings erected thereon or on some part thereof known as 29 and 31, Mirador Crescent, Uplands Swansea; Recites lease, 15 Oct 1895 (see D/D SB 16/141/1-7) and assignment, 17 Aug 1959 (see D/D SB 16/353)D/D SB 16/355

Assignment of underlease, for residue of term of 99 years, from 24 March 1895, for £1750, rent £4 yearly, 9 Dec 1960; (i) Bronwen Hefferman of The Spinney, Grange Road, West Cross, county borough of Swansea, widow, to (ii) Marie Louise Hames of Cilgwyn Manor, Llangadock (Llangadog), county of Carmarthen: Premises now known as 1, Mirador Crescent, Swansea; Recites deeds, 24 Jun 1909-9 Dec 1960 and will of Leslie William Hefferman, 29 Aug 1956, proved 2 Sep 1957D/D SB 16/356

Epitome of abstract of title of A.G.A. Janes, esq. to Blaenporth, 1B, Mirador Crescent in county borough of Swansea, 7 Sep 1895-21 Mar 1950. 1960D/D SB 16/357/1-2

Surrender, for new lease of property known as 1, Mirador Crescent, Swansea intended to be granted forthwith by (ii) to (i), 20 Jul 1961; (i) Marie Louise Hames of 1, Mirador Crescent, county borough of Swansea, to (ii) Beatrice Maud Jenkin of First Floor Flat, Oakwood, 168, Westbury Road, Westbury-on-Trym, city of Bristol, widow and Ronald Astley Samuel of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, chartered surveyor: Premises (as in D/D SB 16/356); Recites deeds, 7 Sep 1895-10 May 1961D/D SB 16/358

Conveyance (duplicate), for £400, 18 Mar 1963; (i) William Astley Samuel and Leslie Wynne Davies, chartered surveyor of 49, Mansel Street, county borough of Swansea, to (ii) Brian Brendan Hickey, surgeon and Marjorie Hickey, his wife of 1a, Mirador Crescent, Swansea: Piece of land together with dwellinghouse erected thereon or on some part thereof and known as 1a, Mirador Crescent, Swansea; Schedule of underlease, 15 Oct 1904. Schedule of deeds, 7 Sep 1895-5 Feb 1963D/D SB 16/359

Conveyance (duplicate), for £325, 15 May 1969; William Astley Samuel of Green Willows, Sketty Park Drive, Sketty, county borough of Swansea, estate agent and Leslie Wynne Davies of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, chartered surveyor, to (ii) Frank Arthur Stacey of 11, Richmond Road, Swansea, university lecturer and Margaret Stacey, his wife: Piece of ground having frontage of 24 feet or thereabouts to Richmond Road, Swansea. Together with dwellinghouse and premises erected on said piece of ground and known as 11, Richmond Road; Schedule of deeds, 26 Jul 1904-5 Feb 1963D/D SB 16/360

Conveyance (duplicate), for £310, 22 May 1969; (i) William Astley Samuel of Green Willows, Sketty Park Drive, Sketty, county borough of Swansea, estate agent and Leslie Wynne Davies of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, estate agent, to (ii) Michael Barron Pascoe of 53, Mansel Street, Swansea, estate agent: Property known as 17, Richmond Road, Uplands, county borough of Swansea; Schedule of lease, 16 Sep 1905. Schedule of deeds, 9 Dec 1937-5 Feb 1963D/D SB 16/361

Conveyance (draft), for £200, 19 Dec 1969; (i) William Astley Samuel of Green Willows, Sketty Park Drive, Sketty, county borough of Swansea, estate agent and Leslie Wynne Davies of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, chartered surveyor and land and estate agent, to (ii) Alexander Marshall Horace Gregory-Hood, 64, Onslow Square, London SW7, colonel in Her Majestys Army: Piece of land at Glyn-y-Gorse in parish of Llansamlet; Recites deeds, 9 Dec 1937-5 Feb 1963D/D SB 16/362/1-3

Conveyance, for £290, 23 Dec 1970; (i) William Astley Samuel of Green Willows, Sketty Park Road, Sketty, city of Swansea and Leslie Wynne Davies of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, to (ii) Per Egbert Stray Knutsen of 6, The Park, Hendrefoilan, Swansea: Piece of land together with dwellinghouse erected thereon or on part thereof and known as 13, Richmond Road, Uplands, city of Swansea ; Schedule of properties and lease, 26 Jul 1904. Schedule of deeds, 9 Dec 1937-5 Feb 1963D/D SB 16/363

Conveyance (copy), for £200, 5 Sep 1972; (i) William Astley Samuel of 49, Mansel Street, city of Swansea, estate agent and Leslie Wynne Davies of 49, Mansel Street, Swansea, chartered surveyor and land and estate agent, to (ii) The West Glamorgan Water Board, principal office at 86, The Kingsway, Swansea: Pieces of land at Felindre (Velindre) in parishes of Mawr and Penderry being part of farm known as Tynycwm and having area of 6.25 acres or thereabouts; Plan, scale: 1/2500; Recites deed of retirement, 5 Feb 1963 (see D/D SB 16/403); Schedule of deeds, 9 Dec 1937-5 Feb 1963D/D SB 16/364/1-6

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