By Order of The Receiver. Birchgrove Collieries Ltd. Trevor Evans, FAI (of firm of Messrs Trevor Evans and Daniels) will offer for sale by public auction at Hotel Metropole, Swansea on 7 March 1933 freehold minerals and surface area, including freehold minerals underlying area known as The Birchgrove Estate extending to area of 602 acres or thereabouts, freehold land and buildings as formerly occupied by the Birchgrove Collieries Ltd as colliery yard (excepting part thereof already sold) fronting main road Birchgrove to Glais with buildings thereon and freehold land comprising site of old shaft and colliery surface sidings and buildings known as The Sisters Pit. 1933

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David Trevillian Jenkin PapersD/D SB 16

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Particulars and conditions of sale of ground rents of several messuges or dwellinghouses. And 5 freehold messuages or dwellinghouses in and near Mariners Row in town of Swansea. To be sold by auction by John Davies at Golden Lion Inn, High Street, Swansea on 1 May 1838; Acknowledgement that John Trevillian Jenkin, gentleman, has been duly declared purchaser of Lot 1 of estates mentioned in above written particulars, ground rent of twelve houses in Mariners Row demised to William Harry for 99 years from 29 September 1797 at yearly rent of £6, at sum of £135, 4 May 1838. 1838D/D SB 16/411

In Chancery. Lucas v. Wilkinson. Particulars and conditions of sale of freehold property called Uplands in franchise of town of Swansea comprising residential messuage, pleasantly situate, having fine sea view, with lawn and walled garden, coach-house, stables, etc. Also about 10 acres of land affording sites for villas, terrace, etc., now in occupation of Henry Hoskins as yearly tenant. Will be sold by auction in one lot, or in default of sale in one lot then in three lots, pursuant to decree made in above causes, with approbation of Vice-Chancellor, Sir Charles Hall, Judge to whose Court above cause is attached, by Thomas Mostyn Davies at Mac(k)worth Arms Hotel, Swansea on 23 September 1874. Plan, scale ; 80 feet to 1 inch. 1874D/D SB 16/412

In High Court of Justice. Chancery Division. Beor and Others v. Williams and Others. Particulars and conditions of sale of freehold farms and lands in parishes of Llang-y-felach (Llangyfelach) and Llandilo-taly-bont (Llandeilo Talybont) about eight miles from Swansea and four from Pontardulais comprising farm called Tyn y cwm consisting of farmhouse, outbuildings, garden, orchard and land, in all 72a 2r 9p, farm called Pen y Fedi Isha (Penyfedw Isaf) consisting of farmhouse, outbuildings and land, in all 45a 2r 14p, farm called Gellywren Genol (Gelli Wern Ganol) consisting of farmhouse, outbuildings, garden and land, in all 97a 2r 14p, farm called Pael Mawr (Pal Mawr) consisting of house, garden and land, in all 20a 2p, farm called Heol Ddû consisting of farmhouse, outbuildings and land, in all 114a 14p, farm called Bryn y rarod (Bryn yr Arad) consisting of farmhouse, outbuildings, garden and land, in all 22a 3r 33p and minerals under above-mentioned farms, to be sold by auction (pursuant to Judgment of Chancery Division of High Court of Justice, with approbation of Mr Justice Chitty) by John Mack Leeder, person appointed by said Judge at Mackworth Arms Hotel, Swansea on 20 August 1884 in twelve lots. Plans, scale: 5 chains to ¾ inch. 1884D/D SB 16/413/1-10

Particulars and conditions of sale of freehold farm or marsh known as Morfa Lliw in parish of Loughor which will be sold by public auction by John M. Leeder at Mackworth Arms Hotel, Wind Street, Swansea on 26 April 1887. 1887D/D SB 16/414

Particulars and conditions of sale of leasehold dwelling-houses and shops being 31, Swansea Road, 8, Stepney Place, 7, Pottery Street, 48 and 49, High Street, 8, 9, 10 and 11, Vittoria Street, 15 and 16, Annesley Street, house and shop in Cowell Street on north side of Post Office, house and shop at corner of Murray Street and Inkerman Street, all in town of Llanelli. Numerous freehold dwelling-houses, villas, building sites and leasehold dwelling-houses and shops Goodwinstown and Station Road, Burry Port and elsewhere in parish of Pembrey and leasehold property in borough of Kidwelly in county of Carmarthen and freehold fields and two freehold farms called Cefn Stylle and Morfa Lliw in parishes of Loughor and Llanrhidian Higher; eleven £50 shares (£40 paid) in Burry Tin-plate Co., Limited and twenty £20 (B) shares in Llanelly Gaslight Company, which will be sold by auction in lots by S.N. Powell at Athenaeum Hall, Llanelly on 6 August 1889. Plan, scale: 208.33 feet to inch. 1889D/D SB 16/415/1-10

Particulars and conditions of sale of freehold farm known as Berthllwyd situate between Gowerton and Penclawdd stations in parishes of Loughor and Llanrhidian Higher and minerals thereunder which will be offered for sale by auction by Frank E. Tunbridge at Royal Hotel, Swansea on 27 April 1897. Plan, scale: 208.33 feet to inch. 1897D/D SB 16/416

Particulars and conditions of sale of leasehold collieries and mineral estates together with leasehold property known as Glyn-y-Gorse farm and leasehold property known as Drumma House standing on east side of Neath Road, close to Swansea and known as The Birchgrove Collieries which possess mineral rights underlying area of about 978 acres, with option lease to work seam of coal known as Hughes vein underlying area of about 365 acres. Property is on Midland railway (Swansea Vale Section) which affords easy access to Swansea Docks, Great Western and other railways. Collieries are equipped with modern hauling and pumping plant and are at present producing daily output of about 300 tons of coal. Surface rights embrace area of about 225 acres. Will be offered for sale by auction by Messrs Fuller, Horsey, Sons and Cassell at The Mart, Tokenhouse Yard, London EC on 14 March 1901 in one lot. Plan shewing ground area of land comprised in mineral leases of Birchgrove Collieries, Swansea. Plan of surface lands of Birchgrove Collieries. Sectional plan of Birchgrove Collieries shewing 1 and 2 Brothers Pits, scale: 400 feet to inch. 1901D/D SB 16/417/1-14

By Order of The Receiver. Birchgrove Collieries Ltd. Trevor Evans, FAI (of firm of Messrs Trevor Evans and Daniels) will offer for sale by public auction at Hotel Metropole, Swansea on 7 March 1933 freehold minerals and surface area, including freehold minerals underlying area known as The Birchgrove Estate extending to area of 602 acres or thereabouts, freehold land and buildings as formerly occupied by the Birchgrove Collieries Ltd as colliery yard (excepting part thereof already sold) fronting main road Birchgrove to Glais with buildings thereon and freehold land comprising site of old shaft and colliery surface sidings and buildings known as The Sisters Pit. 1933D/D SB 16/418

Civil Registration And Copies Of Parish Register EntriesDD SB 16/4/hub

PlansDD SB 16/5/hub

InsuranceDD SB 16/6/hub

DeclarationsDD SB 16/7/hub

CorrespondenceDD SB 16/8/hub

ArbitrationDD SB 16/9/hub

Copyhold TenureDD SB 16/10/hub

Killan CollieriesDD SB 16/11/hub

Legacy DutyDD SB 16/12/hub

Post OfficeDD SB 16/13/hub

RentalsDD SB 16/14/hub

SchedulesDD SB 16/15/hub

The South Wales Electric Power Company And The South Wales Electricity BoardDD SB 16/16/hub

Specification Of WorkDD SB 16/17/hub

War Agricultural Executive CommitteeDD SB 16/18/hub

War DepartmentDD SB 16/19/hub

Deeds Concerning Properties In Parishes Of Bishopston, Llangyfelach, Llanrhidian, Llansamlet, Saint John Juxta Swansea And Swansea, 1802-1848DD SB 16/20/hub