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DPE HOMFRAY FAMILY – PENLLYN CASTLE ESTATE Jeremiah Homfray & Company – Penydarren Ironworks DPE/1,2 Articles of Co-partnership between Jeremiah Homfray of Penndarran, 1 Aug 1786 Merthyr Tydfil; Thomas Homfray of Franch, Kidderminster, Worcestershire; Samuel Homfray of Penndarran, Merthyr Tydfil, all ironmasters; and Richard Forman of the Tower of London, esquire [6mm and 1 file] [also draft] Papers concerning disputes between Jeremiah and Samuel Homfray DPE/3a Jeremiah Homfray’s complaints against Samuel Homfray Nov 1796 [2 papers] DPE/3b Reasons why Jeremiah Homfray would not sign Samuel Homfray’s 1796 accounts for 1796 [ 1 paper] DPE/3c Samuel Homfray’s complaints against Jeremiah Homfray Nov 1796 [1 paper] DPE/3d First suggestion for formation of case on Samuel Homfray’s conduct [2 papers] DPE/3e Notes on history of case and dispute [1 booklet] DPE/3f Copy case and opinion Sep 1796 [2 papers] DPE/3g Copy resolutions according with Jeremiah Homfray’s wishes Nov 1796 [1 paper] DPE/3h Agreement for insertion of advertisement in “London Gazette” 25 Nov 1796 [1 paper] DPE/4 Arbitration bond between William Forman (executor of Richard 29 Nov 1796 Forman, deceased) and Jeremiah, Thomas and Samuel Homfray in £10,000 [1 paper] DPE/5,6 Award made between Jeremiah, Thomas and Samuel Homfray and 5 Dec 1796 William Forman (executor of Richard Forman) by John Addenbrooke Addenbrooke and Francis Homfray junior [1 parchment & 1 paper] [also copy] DPE/7 Deed of appointment of arbitrators to determine further compensation 18 Mar 1809 due to Jeremiah Homfray for his share in the Pendarran works, Jeremiah Homfray, William Forman and Thomas Homfray to John Richards of Llandaff Court and John Addenbrooke Addenbrooke [3mm] © Glamorgan Record Office 1 DPE HOMFRAY FAMILY – PENLLYN CASTLE ESTATE DPE/8 Correspondence received by Jeremiah Homfray from Richard 1808-1810 Blakemore, William Forman and Thomas Homfray (including some draft replies), accounts and extract from agreement of 1808 [21 papers] DPE/9 Draft agreement for financial settlement, William Thompson, John 17 Jun 1833 Homfray (executor of Sir Jeremiah Homfray), Thomas Seaton Forman (executor of William Forman), John Addenbrooke Addenbrooke and Samuel Homfray; with counsel’s opinion thereon 15 Mar 1833 [1 file] Purchases by John Homfray of Penlline Castle from the Romilly estate sale, 1852 DPE/10 Abstract of title of the Messrs Romilly to estates purchased in 1818 1852 by the late Sir Samuel Romilly from the trustees of Lord Llandaff; with counsel’s opinion of title 1 Sep 1852 DPE/11,12 Particulars of sale of the manor of Llandaff and freehold lands at 21 Oct 1852 Llandaff to be sold at auction [2 booklets] DPE/13 Copy of confirmation of grant by dean and chapter of Llandaff to extract made George Mathew of Radyr, of the castle of Llandaff, and manors of c1852 Llandaff and Byshopston in Gower, 5 June 1553; enrolled on Close Rolls, 1676 [1 file] DPE/14-25 Requisitions on title, abstracts of leases, abstracts of reconveyance, no date abstracts of settlements copies made [12 files] c1852 DPE/26-29 Plans of lots 28,29,30,34,40A,42,43,46&47 for land in Canton, c1852 Cardiff [4 plans] DPE/30 Conditions of sale with receipt for deposit for purchase of lots 28, 21 Oct 1852 40A,42,43,46&47 [1 paper] Family wills, settlements and estate accounts DPE/31 Copy of will and codicils of Richard Crawshay of Cyfarthfa proved 26 Sep 1809- 1810 1810 [1 booklet] DPE/32 Pedigree of Crawshay family “copied from Pedigree made by Tudor c1895 Crawshay” [4 papers] © Glamorgan Record Office 2 DPE HOMFRAY FAMILY – PENLLYN CASTLE ESTATE DPE/33 Will of John Richards of Corner House, Cardiff 12 Sep 1820 [1 file] DPE/34a-d Notes and copy receipt for legacies under will of sir Jeremiah 1853-1854 Homfray [3 papers in envelope] DPE/35 Draft Will of John Homfray of Penlline castle 1857 [1 file] DPE/36,37 RW Williams’s bill of costs on account of John Homfray, deceased, 1878 with receipt [1 file & 1 paper] DPE/38 Schedules of effects and Inland Revenue accounts of Mary Jane 1890 Richards Homfray, spinster, deceased [1 bundle in envelope] DPE/39 Executors correspondence concerning estate of late John Richards 1853, 1861, Homfray, Homfray trust, shares and estate matters 1876-77, [1 bundle] 1880, 1895-1903 DPE/40-42 RW Williams’s bill of costs on account of John Richards Homfray, 1902 deceased, with receipts [1 file & 2 papers] DPE/43,44 Statements of account by Public Trustee, of Lieutenant Colonel and 1914, 1915 Mrs CR Franklen Settlement Trust, with accompanying letter [2 booklets & 2 papers] DPE/45 Copy of will of Richard Franklen, proved 1883; with accompanying 25 Jul 1882 letter 1914 [2 files] DPE/46 Statements of accounts and correspondence concerning Franklen 1914-1916 trusts [1 bundle in envelope] DPE/47 Valuation, catalogues and correspondence concerning sale of silver, 1921-1922 china, furniture, etc. after death of Mrs HAV Franklen [1 bundle in envelope] DPE/48a-c Copy will of Dame Mary Caroline Florence Franklen, and codicils 1929, 1934, [3 files] 1936 © Glamorgan Record Office 3 DPE HOMFRAY FAMILY – PENLLYN CASTLE ESTATE DPE/49-51 Trustees of the estate of John Richards Homfray, deceased. Annual 1930, 1934, balance sheets, accounts and reports (including also schedules 1936 relating to realisations of the Penllyn estate and investments in land included in the personal estate account, 1882-97), and accompanying correspondence [3 booklets] DPE/52-54 Messrs Williams and Homfray. Penllyn Castle estate. Annual 1930, 1934, accounts and report 1935 [3 booklets] DPE/55 Penllyn Castle estate. Statements of accounts due to executors of 1935-1936 JGR Homfray and other accounts and correspondence [1 file] DPE/56 Executors of JGR Homfray. Unsettled property. Executorship 1936-1937 accounts and correspondence [1 file] Miscellaneous estate papers DPE/57,58 Depositions concerning hedge, ditch and wall, and moving the no date entrance to the glebe garden, with plan c1860 [2 papers] DPE/59 Award by William George of Batslays, Llantwit Major, settling 2 Oct 1871 differences concerning gates, fences and buildings, between John Homfray, Thomas Culverwell of Llwynhelig, Penlline, and Henry Channing of Taunton, Somerset [1 file; copy] DPE/60 Memorandum of agreement between JR Homfray and tenant Thomas 2 May 1876 Hopkins of Moorland Farm, Penlline [1 paper] DPE/61,62 Estimate and tenders for additions and alterations to Penlline castle 1876 [1 file & 12 papers in envelope] DPE/63 Correspondence on proposed exchange of fields with Dunraven 1916 [5 papers in envelope] DPE/64 Correspondence concerning proposed diversion of Cowbridge – 1893 Llysworney road near Crossways, copy of Quarter Sessions notice, solicitor’s bill of costs, tender [1 bundle of papers] DPE/65,66 Brocastle Farm. Sale catalogue of Brocastle farm and 1922 correspondence concerning purchase of several fields from WP Thomas, the purchaser [1 booklet & 1 bundle of papers in envelope] © Glamorgan Record Office 4 DPE HOMFRAY FAMILY – PENLLYN CASTLE ESTATE Sale catalogues DPE/67a,b Penlline Court estate (also copy) 7 Jun 1898 [2 booklets] DPE/68a,b Llansannor Court estate (also copy) 6 Sep 1898 [2 booklets] DPE/69 Bonvilston House estate 20 Feb 1904 [1 booklet] DPE/70 Crossways estate 4 Nov 1905 [1 booklet] DPE/71 Freehold farms and lands in Llanilid, Llanharry, Llandow, Llangan, 24 Jun 1913 Colwinston, Llanblethian, Cowbridge and Penlline (earl of Dunraven) [1 booklet] DPE/72 Llansannor House estate 27 May 1914 [1 booklet] DPE/73 Farms, lands and cottages known as Maindy Uchaf, Ystradowen, 5 Aug 1919 Gelli-araul, Llangan, land near Llwynhelig, and the mill field, Cowbridge, land at Cross Inn, Llangan and Treoes, cottages in Westgate Street and on the mill field, Cowbridge, and at Treoes, Llangan [1 booklet] DPE/74 True Love farm in Nash, Monmouthshire 19 Nov 1919 [1 paper] DPE/75 Outlying portions of the Penllyn Castle estate in Llancarfan, St 20 Nov 1919 Nicholas and Coity Lower, and in Monmouthshire [1 booklet] DPE/76 Penlline Court and Court Farm 15 Apr 1920 [1 booklet] DPE/77 Whitchurch and district portion of the Penllyn Castle estate 19 Jul 1920 [1 booklet] DPE/78 Tyfry Farm, Penlline 10 Aug 1920 [1 booklet] for Brocastle Farm, 1922 see DPE/65 DPE/79 Old Hall estate. Ty’n-y-Caeau Farm, lands in Llanblethian, St Hilary 2 Nov 1922 and Colwinston, and houses in Cowbridge (Edmondes family) [1 booklet] © Glamorgan Record Office 5 DPE HOMFRAY FAMILY – PENLLYN CASTLE ESTATE DPE/80 Freehold land in Llanblethian, Llangan, Penlline and Coychurch 24 Jul 1923 Lower [1 booklet] DPE/81a,b Nash estate (of Owen Williams, Crossways) (also copy, 4 Oct 1924 correspondence and newspaper cutting) [2 booklets & 7 papers] DPE/82 Freehold and copyhold lands (of Owen Williams) in Cowbridge and 25 Nov 1924 Llanblethian [1 booklet] DPE/83a,b Penllyn Castle estate. Ty-mawr, Michaelston-super-Ely (also copy) 28 Nov 1935 [2 booklets] DPE/84 Penllyn Castle estate. Freehold ground rents in Cardiff 28 Nov 1935 [1 booklet] DPE/85 Dyffryn estate, St Nicholas 9 Dec 1937 [1 booklet] DPE/86 Freehold farms and land, Sutton Farm, Broadlands, Rackland alias 7 Dec 1937 Tybryn in Llandow and Wick [1 booklet] DPE/87 Brynawel, Penlline (“bought by HCR Homfray”) 18 Sep 1945 [1 paper] DPE/88 The Barley Mow and other lands, Penlline 1 Jul 1946 [1 booklet] DPE/89 Sidney House Farm, Llysworney 24 Apr 1950 [1 booklet] DPE/90 Sidney House Farm, Llysworney 19 May 1952 [1 booklet] DPE/91 Gwreiddyn Farm, Peterston-super-Ely 19 May 1952 [1 booklet] DPE/92 Court Farm, Llansannor and Llanblethian 20 Oct 1952 [1 booklet]
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    Lyndon Grove, St James Stables, Llanblethian, CF71 7JY Asking price £2,450,000 67 High Street, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, CF71 7AF T: 01446 771 777 E: [email protected] Situated on the outskirts of Cowbridge, a superb equestrian facility and luxurious house set in about 14 acres and with planning permission for the keeping, training and breeding of horses. The location is a most convenient one literally just a few minutes drive from the popular and fashionable market town of Cowbridge and situated in the heart of the rural Vale of Glamorgan. Cowbridge offers an excellent range of market town facilities including schooling of excellent reputation for all ages, a wide range of shops both national and local, library, health centre, sporting and recreational facilities including leisure centre, cricket club, tennis club, squash club, bowls club, etc. The Vale of Glamorgan is an area well known for equestrian pursuits. The good local road network brings major and local centres including the capital city of Cardiff, Swansea, Bridgend, Llantrisant, Barry, etc all within comfortable distance and access to the M4 motorway, main line railway and Cardiff Wales Airport brings other parts of the country within easy reach. It is unusual to find a house of this quality with this range of facilities in such a delightful yet convenient location and inspection is thoroughly recommended. Situated on the outskirts of Cowbridge, a superb equestrian facility and luxurious house set in about 14 acres and with planning permission for the keeping, training and breeding of horses. The house, known as Lyndon Grove, has been the subject of an extensive and stylish refurbishment and remodelling by the present owners and now offers extremely luxurious accommodation including five/six bedrooms and three bathrooms on two floors with the upper floor currently providing a splendid master suite of bedroom, dressing room and bathroom.