Records relating to the Evans family of Eaglesbush

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- GB 3167 NAS TH/2/hub
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- English

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Papers from Ty'n-yr-heol HouseNAS TH

Records relating to the Jones family of Tyn-yr-heol HouseNAS TH/1/hub

Records relating to the Evans family of EaglesbushNAS TH/2/hub

Records relating to the Plas-newydd Estate. Pendrill Charles main residence was Plâs-newydd on London Road. He was related to the Evans family of Eaglesbush as his great aunt Jennet Charles married Herbert Evans. Pendrill Charles was mayor of Neath in 1865. His eldest son Henry Pendrill Charles lived at Westfield, in the parish of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath and was mayor of Neath twice. For more information see K. Tucker, Chronicle of Cadoxton, p. 88NAS TH/3/hub

Records relating to Edward Henry Bath of Llwyn-y-bryn, Swansea. Edward Henry Bath (1851-1908) was a member of the Corporation of Swansea, 1881-1885 and a trustee of Swansea Harbour, 1881-1888. He inherited Alltyferin [co. Carms.] from his uncle, Henry James Bath who died in 1875. Henry James widow continued to live at the property until 1886 when Edward Henry and his family moved to AlltyferinNAS TH/4/hub

Records relating to the 7th Earl of Jersey. Victor Albert George Child Villiers (1845-1915) became the 7th Earl of Jersey after the death of his father in 1859. The Earls of Jersey owned the Briton Ferry estateNAS TH/5/hub

Records relating to William PaddisonNAS TH/6/hub

Records relating to Albert Beer PaddisonNAS TH/7/hub

Records relating to other members of the Paddison familyNAS TH/8/hub

Records relating to unidentified members of the Paddison familyNAS TH/9/hub

Miscellaneous papersNAS TH/10/hub