Demise for 1000 years of a meeting house called Cwmllynfell in the manor of Kaegerwen (Caegurwen), in the parish of Llangiwg

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Deeds relating to Cwmllynfell, in the parish of LlangiwgD/D Xfd

Demise for 1000 years of a meeting house called Cwmllynfell in the manor of Kaegerwen (Caegurwen), in the parish of LlangiwgD/D Xfd 1

Admission and surrender of a messuage called Eskir Lloyn Kill in the manor of Caegurwen in the parishes of Llangiwg and LlangadogD/D Xfd 2

Lease for 21 years of mines and seams of coal and culm in Cwmllynfell, in Llangiwg parishD/D Xfd 3

Assignments of agreements for lease of Cwmllynfell Colliery, in Llangiwg, and release of royalty or rent charge upon the coals or culm for £4500. 11 JanD/D Xfd 4

Manor of Caegurwen, admission of Azarie Prichard of Reynoldston, gent., on surrender of Rowland Prichard of Llancarfan, gent., (by William Watkins of Swansea, his attorney), of a messuage called Eskyr llwyn Kill, in Llangiwg. 6 OctD/D Xfd 5

Manor of Caegurwen, Court Baron of Herbert Mackworth, admission of Rochard Jenkin of Llangiwg, yeoman, on surrender of William Shewen of Swansea, esq., and his wife Margaret, and Joseph Shewen of Hendre Voiland, gent., and his wife Mary, (by William Rees, their attorney), of a messuage and land called Brin Morgan and Blaen Nant, in Llangiwg. (Deputy Reeve: Thomas Gronow, Deputy Steward: Leyson Hopkin)D/D Xfd 6