Deeds relating to a property on the east side of Wind Street, Swansea

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Reference
- GB 216 D/D Z 226
Dates of Creation
- 1659-1731
Name of Creator
- Private depositor/donor
Language of Material
- English
Physical Description
- 4 parchments

Scope and Content

Wind Street. Swansea; other deeds and documents

Administrative / Biographical History

The property appears to have been property of a Presbyterian chapel intended to support the minister from its rental.

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Deeds relating to a property on the east side of Wind Street, SwanseaD/D Z 226

Marriage settlement of John Mathew to Katharine Rowland; (i) Mathew John of Swansea, yeoman, and John Mathew of Swansea, mariner (son of Mathew John), (ii) John Rowland of Swansea, weaver (father of Katherine Rowland). 27 Oct 1659D/D Z 226/1

(Copy) will of Anne Mathews of Wind Street, Swansea, spinster.. 18 May 1731D/D Z 226/2

(Copy) will of Jane Morgan of Wind Street, Swansea, widow. 18 May 1731D/D Z 226/3

Deed to lead to the use of a fine, (i)Anne Mathew of Swansea, spinster, to (ii) Richard George of Swansea, cordwainer, and John Rowland of Swansea, cordwainer. 27 May 1731D/D Z 226/4

Lease, (release missing), for 5s, (i) Jane Morgan of Swansea, widow, (ii)Richard George of Swansea and John Rowland of Swansea, cordwainer, (iii) Robert Whithers of London, gent; William Richards of Bristol, gent; George Evans the elder of Swansea, shipwright; Jenkin Nicholas of Swansea, gent; Cradock Richards of Swansea, tanner; John Williams of Swansea, mariner; William Mathews of Swansea, tallow chandler; Nicholas Whithers of Swansea, glover; Moses Brown of Swansea, saltmaker (with transcript). 1 Sep 1731D/D Z 226/5

Conveyance of property to new trustees, for l0s, (i) Revd Richard Williams of Bristol, gent, and John Williams of Swansea, mariner, (ii) George Lillington of Swansea, gent; Robert Nelson of Swansea, mercer; Thomas Bowen of Swansea, cordwainer to (iii) John Warner of Swansea, gent; William Maddocks of Swansea, joiner; Thomas Richards of Swansea, tanner; George Williams of Swansea, gent; George Evans of Swansea, mercer; Richard Aubrey of Swansea, currier; Benjamin Rees of Swansea, mariner; Roger Rees of Swansea, cooper; Moses Simons of Swansea, mercer; John Richards of Swansea, shipwright; David Philips of Swansea, cordwainer; David Jenkins of Swansea, tailor; John Rees of Swansea, tailor; David Thomas of Pitton, Gower, yeoman; Matthew Beynon of Rhossili, yeoman; John Howarth of Mumbles, shipwright (with transcript). 31 Jan 1764D/D Z 226/6

Lease for three lives, rent £7 yearly, (i) Rev William Richards of Bristol, gent; John Williams of Swansea, mariner; John Warner of Swansea, gent; William Maddocks of Swansea, joiner; Thomas Richards of Swansea, tanner; George Williams of Swansea, gent; George Evans of Swansea, mercer; Richard Aubrey of Swansea, currier; Benjamin Rees of Swansea, mariner; Roger Rees of Swansea, cooper; Moses Simmons of Swansea, mercer; John Richards of Swansea, shipwright; David Philips of Swansea, cordwainer; David Thomas of Pitton, Gower, yeoman; Matthew Beynon of Rhossili, Gower, yeoman; John Howarth of Mumbles, shipwright; (ii)David Michael of Swansea, silversmith. Rent to go to Presbyterian Minister in Swansea. Lives of David Michael, his wife Rachel, and one other. 9 Sep 1766D/D Z 226/7

Lease for three lives, parties as in 7 above. Includes David Michael's son Bernard as third life. 29 Sep 1766D/D Z 226/8

Admission of new trustees (i) Richard Aubrey of Swansea, currier; John Richards of Swansea, shipwright, (ii)John Prance the elder of Swansea, mariner; Thomas Rowland of Swansea, gent; John Stowell of Swansea, shipwright; (iii) Jonathan Hindall of Swansea, esq.; Rhys Davies of Swansea, gent; Richard Aubrey the younger, of Swansea, minister of the gospel; Thomas Aubrey of Swansea, currier; David Williams of Swansea, tanner; David Rowland of Swansea, ropemaker; John Rowland of Swansea, gent; William Harris of Swansea, mariner; John Prance the younger, of Swansea, mariner; Samuel Bennett of Swansea, postmaster; Joseph Bennett of Swansea, currier; Thomas Williams of Swansea, surgeon; Joseph Anthony Simons of Swansea, mercer; Noah Simons of Swansea, mercer; Morgan Howell of Swansea, mercer; Michael Williams of Swansea, shoe maker; Thomas Bowen of Swansea, watchmaker; Thomas Powell of Swansea, grocer; David Francis of Swansea, pumpmaker; Thomas Harris of Swansea, shipwright; James Curtis of Swansea, timber merchant; William Rowland of Swansea, yeoman; William Rosser of Swansea, gent; Thomas Morgan of Swansea, ironmonger; Samuel Morgan of Neath, tanner; William Williams of Swansea, ironmonger; David Palmer of Swansea, tailor; William Morgan of Swansea, gent; Rees Harris of Swansea, minister; John Davies of Swansea, gent; David Franklin of Swansea, shipwright; Jenkin Davies of Swansea, gent; James Coke of Swansea, gent. 13 May 1791D/D Z 226/9

Lease, for 60 years, (i) Richard Aubrey of Swansea, currier; John Richards of Swansea, shipwright; John Prance the elder of Swansea, mariner; Thomas Rowland of Swansea, gent; Rhys Davies of Swansea, gent; Thomas Aubrey of Swansea, currier; David Williams of Swansea, tanner; John Rowland of Swansea, gent; William Harries of Swansea, mariner; Samuel Bennett of Swansea, postmaster; Joseph Bennett of Swansea currier; Thomas Williams of Swansea, surgeon; Joseph Anthony Simmons of Swansea, gent; Morgan Howell of Swansea, mercer; Michael Williams of Swansea, shoemaker; Thomas Powell of Swansea, grocer; David Francis of Swansea, pumpmaker; David Palmer of Swansea, tailor; John Davies of Swansea, gent; Jenkin Davies of Swansea, gent, (ii) Levi Michael of Swansea, merchant; Jacob Michael of Swansea, merchant. 28 Sep 1803D/D Z 226/10

Guarantee of £1000 for building purposes, (i) Aubrey Broch of Convent Garden, Middlesex; Joseph Guppy of Swansea, currier; Hortensius Huxham of Swansea, mining engineer; Henry Maliphant of Swansea, bookseller; Christian Henry Perkins of Swansea, merchant; James Rosser of Swansea, coach builder; Thomas Travers Wood of Swansea, merchant; Samuel Ward of Swansea, cabinet maker; John Henry Rowland esq. of Neath, (ii) David Jenkins of Llwynhelig, Swansea, builder. 8 June 1893D/D Z 226/11

Lease, for 80 years, rent £7 yearly, (i) William Lovell to (ii) Joseph Hayes House and ground on Swinton Street, Gray's Inn Road, Middlesex. 17 March 1841D/D Z 226/12

Newsletter, including historical notes, on non-conformist chapel in Swansea (? Presbyterian). c.1981D/D Z 226/13

Sworn statement by Rupert Calvert relating to rental of part of the Wind Street property to Sir Hubert Mackworth by the trustees. 17 Feb 1798D/D Z 226/14