Pre-Registration Title Deeds of Properties On Victoria Avenue (Previously Bay Street), Mumbles, Swansea

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Edward Harris & Sons, solicitors, RecordsD/D EH

Pre-Registration Title Deeds of Properties On Victoria Avenue (Previously Bay Street), Mumbles, SwanseaDD EH/1/hub

Pre-Registration Title Deeds of Premises At Meysydd Terrace, Landore, SwanseaDD EH/2/hub

Deeds Relating To Premises In LlansamletDD EH/3/hub

Premises At Bell Street, AberdareDD EH/4/hub

Estate of Robert Kerr of Swansea (Died 1940)DD EH/5/hub

MagistratesDD EH/6/hub

Memoranda And Articles of AssociationDD EH/7/hub

Court Judgements Relating To The Bynea Steel Works Ltd.DD EH/8/hub

Petty Sessions: Lliw Valley DivisionDD EH/9/hub

Pre-Registration Title Deeds And Documents of Properties In Swansea And AberavonDD EH/10/hub

Appointment of Trustees of Walter Road Congregational Chapel, SwanseaDD EH/11/hub

Sales Particulars For Properties In Llanrhidian And PenclawddDD EH/12/hub

Conveyance of The Miers EstateDD EH/13/hub

Papers Relating To J. G. Rees of Richmond Villas, Ffynone Road, Swansea, C.1898-C.1980DD EH/14/hub

Architects' plans of houses, c.1970s-1994DD EH/15/hub

Records relating to Joan Ellis, Werganros Farm. Joan Ellis was the daughter of Evan Hinds and Dossie Lee. Evan Hinds was a solicitor with offices in Salubrious Chambers, Swansea. Joan married Jack Ellis after the Second World War and bought Werganros Farm in 1955, where she and Jack became pig breeders. The following are Joans diaries of her time as a pig breeder.DD EH/16/hub

Records relating to Colonel Frank Stanley Morgan. Colonel Frank Morgan played a role in the Scouting Movement in Swansea. He died in 1992.DD EH/17/hub

Records relating to John Glyn Rees of 4 Richmond VillasDD EH/18/hub

Records relating to Shades public house, Salubrious Passage, SwanseaDD EH/19/hub

Records relating to 6 Heathfield, SwanseaDD EH/19a/hub

Records relating to Church Park (Park Avenue), MumblesDD EH/20/hub

Records relating to Fairwood CommonDD EH/21/hub

Records relating to Swansea Local PlanDD EH/22/hub

Published statements relating to countryside planningDD EH/23/hub

Records relating to Pen-y-waun Farm, LlangyfelachDD EH/24/hub

Records relating to the parish of LoughorDD EH/25/hub

Records relating to Rose Cottage and Rose Terrace, YnysforganDD EH/26/hub

Records relating to the Davies family of 190 Kensington Crescent, Swansea and 40 Kings Road, MumblesDD EH/27/hub

Records relating to the Royal Buildings, Fisher StreetDD EH/28/hub

Records relating to Penybryn House, 1 Cwm Level Road, BrynhyfrydDD EH/29/hub

Records relating to Miss Eleanor Lucas Hughes and family. Miss Eleanor Lucas Hughes was born on 17 February 1875 the daughter of John Hughes of Port Eynon and his first wife Ellen Beynon (died in 1877 aged 36). Ellen Beynon was the daughter of George Beynon, farmer. John Hughes married his second wife Jane Ann Griffiths in 1888. John was the son of George Hughes (died 1 March 1882) and Elinor Lucas of Port Eynon. John Hughes died 26 November 1909 aged 64 at The Laurels, Port Eynon, intestate. His estate went between his widow and his daughter, until Jane Anns death in 1943, when Eleanor inherited the whole estate. Eleanor Lucas Hughes lived at 60 Newton Road. She had properties scattered around Oystermouth, Newton, Langland, Port Eynon, Bishopston and Wernffrwd. A number were sold off after the death of her step-mother, but she remained owner of others selling them off over the years and the last were sold by public auction following her death in 1971.DD EH/30/hub

Pre-registration title deeds of properties in Swansea and the surrounding area 1860-1989. Each bundle typically includes a mixture of leases, assignments, mortgages, conveyances, wills, land search certificates and schedules of documents, as received back from the Land Registry on the first registration of title. Where possible, mention is made of the date of the building lease, including where it is not in the bundle but is referred to in other documents, because it gives an approximate date for the building of the house.DD EH/31/hub