Held at:

Private Collection

Reference:

RS_0010

Source:

Private research: Probate Documents

Title:

Names and ownership of property in Walterstone

Place name:

Walterstone

Date:

1700’s 1800’s

Description:

Property Called

Date

Owner/Tenant

Source

Comment

Altyrynys

1830

Jeremiah Griffiths

Will ref.

-

Cae huen

c.1790

John Watkins

Will

Sold to Philip Gilbert

Cae huen

1796

Phillip Gilbert

Will

Land left to son Phillip

Cae y bach

c.1790

James Beavan

Will

Sold to Philip Gilbert

Cae y bach

1796

Philip Gilbert

Will

Messuage left to son John Gilbert

Goytree Farm

1821

John Watkins

Will

Left to wife Ann

Goytree Farm

1874

James Gilbert Price

Deed of purchase

-

Hunthouse

1763

William Prosser

Mortgage

Messuage and 123 Acres

New Buildings

1829

William Jones

Will

Left to wife Gwenllian

Quarries Green

1837

Dennis Cheese

Will

Left to wife Sarah

Quarries Green

1842

William Powel

Will

Cottage left to wife Sarah

Vineyard Estate

c.1874

James Gilbert Price

Deed ref.

The estate included Goytree and Walterstone Farms with other lands

Walterstone Court

1830

John Gilbert

Will

In the possession of Richard Dobbs

Walterstone Farm

1815

James Gilbert

Will

Left to Thomas Price

Walterstone Farm

1874

James Gilbert Price

Deed of Purchase

-

Observations:

Property names are frequently reproduced phonetically in original documents, leading to considerable variations in spelling; the writing in old manuscripts can also be difficult to interpret. Property was also sometimes given the names of the current or previous owners [eg ‘Xyz’s Land’] and names therefore changed accordingly over time. In the list above, spellings in the original documents have sometimes been amended to conform to the most frequent usage, and this should be borne in mind if looking for a specific property name. References to alternative names [as distinct from spelling variants] are given where any are known.

Family names associated with individual properties may be as owner, leaseholder, tenant or sub-tenant; where known the status is given in the comments.

The above list is compiled from various external sources including the internet; further property or family names can also be found using the search engine for material held on this website.

Original Wills and other probate documents for most parishes in the Hundred of Ewyas Lacy are held by the National Library of Wales


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