GB0218.D1005

 D1005/100 Account Book of the Llantillio Charities showing the "monies distributed to the poor of Llantillio Crossenny." N.B. 1656, Richard Powell's name first appears as having bequeathed money in trust. 1650-1712 

 D1005/101 Account Book of the Governors of Powell's Endowed School, with The National Provincial Bank of England Ltd. 1909-1938 

 D1005/107  The account of James James, one of the treasurers (John Price, gent., then also elected treasurer) of the Pious Uses given by James and John Powell of Kemere, gents. dec'd for Xmas 1702 and Midsummer 1703, what money he received and disbursed. (Page 35) 2 Nov 1703 

 D1005/107 The account of James James, one of the Treasurers (John Price, gent. then elected Treasurer, sick and not able to act) of the Pious Uses given by James and John Powell, for Xmas 1704 and Midsummer 1705, what monies he received and disbursed. (Page 37) 2 Nov 1705 

 D1005/107  The account of David Jones, gent. and James James, Treasurers of the Pious Uses given by James Powell and John Powell for Xmas 1706 and Midsummer 1707. (Page 38) 2 Nov 1707 

 D1005/107 The account of William Powell, esq. and David Jones, gent. Treasurers of the Pious Uses being for rent due at Xmas 1710 and Midsummer 1711. (Page 39) 2 Nov 1711 

 D1005/107 The true account of Anthony Powell and David Jones, being Treasurers of the Pious Uses, of what they received and disbursed of Christmas Rent 1712 and Midsummer 1713. (Page 40) 2 Nov 1714 

 D1005/107  The account of William Powell, esq. and Seth Powell, gents. Treasurers of the Pious Uses of and for Xmas Rent 1715 and Midsummer, 1716. (Page 41) 2 Nov 1716 

 D1005/107  The account of William Powell, esq. and Henry Herbert, gent. treasurers of the Pious Uses of and for Christmas rent 1717 and Midsummer, 1718. (Page 42) 2 Nov 1718 

 D1005/107 The account of William Powell, esq. treasurer of the Pious Uses being for rent due Xmas 1721 and Midsummer 1722. (Page 43) 2 Nov 1722 

 D1005/107  The account of Matthew Powell, esq. and John Morris, gent., Treasurers of the Pious Uses for rent due at Christmas 1723 and Midsummer 1724. (Page 44) 2 Nov 1724 

 D1005/16 Year ending 1704 (18 items) 1704 

 D1005/16 Year ending 1706 (5 items) 1706 

 D1005/17 Year ending 1711 (11 items) 1711 

 D1005/17 Year ending 1718 (7 items) 1718 

 D1005/18 Year ending 1721 (1 item) 1721 

 D1005/18 Year ending 1723 (4 items) 1723  

 D1005/18 Year ending 1725 (1 item) 1725 

 D1005/27 File of receipts and bills of account 1915-1919 1915-1919 

 D1005/47  Dec 1892-Nov 1893 

 D1005/49  Dec 1899-Nov 1900 

 D1005/51  Dec 1903-Nov 1904 

 D1005/53  Dec 1907-Nov 1908 

 D1005/55  Dec 1909-Nov 1910 

 D1005/57  Dec 1912-Nov 1913 

 D1005/59  Dec 1915-Nov 1916 

 D1005/61  Dec 1917-Nov 1918 

 D1005/62  Dec 1919-Nov 1920 

 D1005/64  Dec 1921-Nov 1922 

 D1005/66  Dec 1923-Nov 1924 

 D1005/68  Dec 1925-Nov 1926 

 D1005/70  Dec 1927-Nov 1928 

 D1005/72  Jan 1933-Dec 1933 

 D1005/74  Jan 1935-Dec 1935 

 D1005/76  Jan-1937-Dec 1937 

 D1005/78  Jan 1939-Dec 1939 

 D1005/80  Jan 1941-Dec 1941 

 D1005/82  Jan 1944-Dec 1944 

 D1005/84  Jan 1946-Dec 1946 

 D1005/86 Year ending 30 Nov 1911 1911 

 D1005/88 Year ending 30 Nov 1915 1915 

 D1005/90 Year ending 30 Nov 1920 1920 

 D1005/92 Year ending 30 Nov 1922 1922 

 D1005/94 Year ending 30 Nov 1924 1924 

 D1005/96 Year ending 30 Nov 1928 1928 

 D1005/9 Copy deed of Foundation of Trust 1. James Powell of Kemere, par. Llantillio Gressenny, gent. 2. John Powell, same par.,gent., Walter Powell, same place, gent., brothers of James Anthony Powell; William Parry of Trerewe, par. Lantillio Crossenny, gent.; William Pritchard of Trerewe, gent.; David Price of Lantillio Crossenny, gent. In consideration of the "future mayntenance of James Powell and Johan his wife and their heirs; as well for and towards the mayntenance and wadges of a Schoolemaster for keepinge of a free Grammar Schoole forever att Lantilio Gresseny aforesayed in the late Schoole house..., as alsoe for the placeinge yearly afterwards forever of three poore boyes or three poore girles of the sayd parish of Lantilio Gressenny apprentizes and for the great zeale and good will which he the sayd James Powell beareth unto the poore and impotent people which shall then be and which then after from tyme to tyme forever shalbe inhabitinge in the sayd parishe of Lantilio Gressenny not relived by the parishoners by any order of the Justices of the peace for the tyme beinge of the sayd county, and for and towards the defraying of the charges of a dynner once yearly forever to such as the mannadginge of the premisses in force aforesayd for the tyme beinge shall concerne." "Mess., lands, tenements, rents, revercions and heredits. with appurts. which James Powell late had by the guifte, devise or last will of Humphrey Phillipps late of Kemere situate in Lantillio Gressenny ,which Phillipps had lately purchased of James Roberts of Lantilio", also mess., lands etc. which James Powell purchased of John Phillips of Kevernow, co. Hereford, gent., dec'd.; and others situate in the same parish. (Copied 1664 April 18.) 10 Aug 1654 

 D1005/107 (p. 28) Recital of Deed of Foundation of Trust See D1005/9 10 Aug 1654 

 D1005/107 (pp. 29,30) Recital of Lease. See D1005/107 (pp. 2 and 3) 2 Nov 1686 

 D1005/12 Assignment of Lease. 1.Robert Needham of Hilston, gent. 2.David Jones of Lantillio Gressenny, gent. Cites indenture 1682 February 2. Mess., then ruinous and decayed with appurts. and two closes of meadow known as the Poores Meadow, par. Llantillio Gressenny. The premises are to be held for the residue of the term of 31 years. 2 Feb 1694 

 D1005/107 (p. 18) Lease 1. William Powell, esq., Henry Herbert, Seth Powell, James James, David Jones, Anthony Powell, gents., par Llantillio Gressenny. 2. John Powell of Ty Gwynne, same par., yeoman, and Margaret his wife. Cites indenture 1664 March 24. One moiety of Ty Gwynne and adjoining lands. 21 years at £5 p.a. 2 Nov 1712 

 D1005/4 Conveyance 1. Jennet Charles, par. Penrose, widow of John Charles, yeoman. 2. Thomas Jeffreys, par. Penrose, gent. 3. Elizabeth Phillipps, par. Llantillio Crossenny, widow; William Phillipps of Snow Hill London, e.s. and h. of John Phillipps late of the Comb, par. Llantillio Crossenny, yeoman, dec'd. 4. Thomas William, par. Llantillio Crossenny, gent.; John Morris, same par., gent. 5. William Williams, same par., taylor. 6. Hugh Price, par.. Lanvihangell Yesterne Lewerne, gent.; William Roberts, par. Grosmont,gent. Cites lease/release, 1711 August 10/11; lease/release 1730 November 19/20. £47 5.0d. by the 4th party. New built mess., cottage or dwelling house, wherein James Lewellin did formerly dwell, afterwards of John Phillipps now of Samuel Griffiths known as Borland suite now known as Penylan, and also the new built mess. formerly in the possession of James Richard with several closes of land adjoining containing 4a. par. Lantillio Cressenny, also mess. wherein Thomas William did formerly inhabit and wherein John Evan doth now dwell and land adjoining containing 2 and a half acres, same par. 15 Feb 1733 

 D1005/2 Articles of Agreement To be observed by a Society of Women held at the parish church of Lantillio Crossenny, commencing 1810 December 28. "It being usual for men to form themselves into Clubs for their support under sickness and misfortune, there seems to be no reason why women who are exposed to the same suffering should not unite for the same good purpose and from their own honest industry lay by a trifle for the hour of need. 28 Dec 1810 

 D1005/10 Conveyance 1. Rt. Hon. Charles Theodore Halswell, Kemeys-Tynte, Baron Wharton of Halswell Park, near Bridgewater Somerset 2. Rt. Hon. Augustus Debonnaire John Monson, Baron Monson of Burton Hall, co. Lincs.; Gerald Montague Augustus Ellis of 51 South Street, Park Lane, co. London, a captain in His Majesty's Army and Theobald Lomax Walsh of Lower Marsh, Kingston Taunton, co. Somerset esq. 3. Sir Henry Mather Jackson, baronet of Llantilio Court; Rt. Hon. John Allen Rolls, Baron Llangattock of the Hendre; Joseph Alfred Bradney of Talycoed Court, esq.; Gertrude Elizabeth Mather Jackson of Brynderi, near Abergavenny, spinster, and Thomas Watkins of The Park Farm, Llantillio Crossenny, Abergavenny, farmer £15 Parcel of ground par. Llantillio Crossenny, 102 and a half square yds. Plan and schedule attached. 24 Mar 1916 

 D1005/15 Deed of Appointment 1. Matthew Powell of the White House, par. Llantillio Crossenny, esq.; Sheldon Powell of White Castle, same par.; James Richard of the Graige, same par.; John Price of Trerew, same par.; Thomas Crofts of Lanvaire, same par., gents. 2. James James, same par., attorney. Cites indenture 1654 August 10 James is appointed as trustee. [Badly mutilated document.] 2 Nov 1692 

 D1005/14 Deed of Appointment 1. William Powell, of the White House, par. Llantillio Crossenny, esq., Seth Powell of Kemere, same par., gent.; David Jones of Lanvaire, same par., gent.; James James of White Castle, same par. 2. Anthony Powell of Llantillio, same par., gent. Cites indenture 1654 August 10 The second party in appointed as trustee. [Badly mutilated document.] 2 Nov 1709 

 D1005/1 Deed of Appointment 1. Anthony Powell; David Jones; Thomas Williams of Loyvos, par. Llantillio Crossenny, gent.; John Jones of Lanvaire , John Morris of the Pant, same par., gent. 2. Matthew Powell of White House, same par.,esq. Cites indenture 1654 August 10. The second party is appointed as trustee. [Mutilated document] 30 Jan 1723 

 D1005/5 Deed of Appointment 1. David Jones and James George, gents., par. Llantillio Crossenny. 2. Richard Lewis, esq. same par. Cites indenture 1654 August 10. The second party is appointed as trustee. [Slightly mutilated] 2 Aug 1784 

 D1005/6 Deed of Appointment 1. Richard Lewis par. Llantillio Crossenny, esq.; John Bernard Bosanquet, esq., Sergeant at Law (trustees for carrying into execution certain charitable uses for the benefit of the parish of Llantillio Crossenny). 2. William Taddy, same par., esq., Sergeant at Law. Cites indenture 1654 August 10. The second party is appointed as trustee. [Slightly mutilated.] 15 Dec 1825 

 D1005/107  Deed of Apprenticeship 1. Thomas Scudamore, par. Lantillio Gressenny, labourer and John Scudamore, one of the sons of the said Thomas. 2. John Howell, senior, same par. corvicer; John Howell, junior, same par. 3. William Powell of the Whitehouse, esq., Seth Powell of Comere, gent., same par. John Scudamore is to become apprenticed to John Howell, shoemaker for 7 years and he is to receive £4 to feed and clothe Scudamore. (p. 7) 2 Nov 1704 

 D1005/107  Recital of Deed of Apprenticeship 1. John Morgan, gent.; James Lewis 2. Charles Lewis, hatmaker, father of James 3. Seth Powell James Lewis is to become apprenticed to his father, a hatmaker for 7 years and he is to receive £3 towards his son's maintenance. (p. 31) 2 Nov 1704 

 D1005/107  Deed of Apprenticeship (as above) (As D1005/107, p.6) (p. 12) 2 Nov [1705] 

 D1005/107  Deed of Apprenticeship 1. John Williams, par. Lantillio Grossenny, joyner and John Williams his son. 2. John Howell, same par., corviser 3. William Powell, Seth Powell. John Williams is to become apprenticed to John Howell, shoemaker for 7 years and he is to receive £4 to feed and clothe Williams. (p. 8) 2 Nov 1706 

 D1005/107  Recital of Deed of Apprenticeship as above. (See D1005/107 pp. 8 and 9). (p. 31) 2 Nov 1706 

 D1005/107  Deed of Apprenticeship (as above) (See D1005/107 p. 13). (p. 15) 2 Nov 1708 

 D1005/107  Deed of Apprenticeship 1. Charles Thomas, par. Llantillio Crossenny; John Rumney, same par. 2. Philip Rumney, same par. husbandman, father of John. 3. William Powell, Seth Powell. John Rumney is to become an apprentice husbandman to his father for 7 years and he is to receive £3 towards his son's maintenance. (p. 11) 2 Nov 1708 

 D1005/107  Recital of Deed of Apprenticeship as above. (See D1005/107 pp. 11 and 16) (pp. 31,32) 2 Nov 1708 

 D1005/107  Recital of Deed of Apprenticeship as above. (See D1005/107 p. 10). (pp. 31,32) 2 Nov 1708 

 D1005/107  Recital of Deed of Apprenticeship as above (See D1005/107 p. 17). (Pg. 32) 2 Nov 1711 

 D1005/107  Deed of Apprenticeship 1. John Meredith, par. Lantillio Gressenny, corvicer, Walter Meredith, same par., labourer. 2. John, the son of Edward Evans same par., labourer, Edward Evans. 3. William Powell, esq.; Seth Powell, gent. John Evans is to become an apprentice shoemaker to John Meredith for 7 years. Meredith is to receive £4 towards his maintenace. (Pg.20) 2 Nov 1716 

 D1005/107  Recital of the above deed (Pg. 33) 2 Nov 1716 

 D1005/107 Recital of the above deed. (Pg.33) 2 Nov 1718 

 D1005/107 Recital of the above deed. (Pg. 33) 2 Nov 1718 

 D1005/107 Recital of Deed of Apprenticeship as above. (Pg.21) 2 Nov 1718 

 D1005/107 Recital of above deed. (Pgs. 33-34) 2 Nov 1722 

 D1005/107 Recital of above deed (Pgs.33-34) 2 Nov 1722 

 D1005/107 Recital of the above deed. (Pgs.33-34) 2 Nov 1722 

 D1005/107 Recital of the above deed. (Pg. 33-34) 2 Nov 1724 

 D1005/107 Recital of Deed of Apprenticeship 1. William Jones and William Jones his son. 2. Morgan Powell. 3. William Powell, esq. and Seth Powell, gent. William Jones is to become an apprentice cooper to Morgan Powell for 7 years and is to receive £4 towards Jones' maintenance. (Pg.31) 2 Nov 1734 

 D1005/26 Copy Specification of various works proposed to be done at the Grammar School Aug 1878 

 D1005/25 Copy amended Specification of various works proposed to be done at the Grammar School. 14 Aug 1879 

 D1005/21 Contract Charles Bowen to undertake interior work at the Grammar School for £243.10.0 9 Sep 1879 

 D1005/22 Balance Sheet of the additional and omitted works at Llantilio schools together with an accompanying letter to the Governors of Powell's Charity. 28 Nov 1879 

 D1005/30 Specification of alterations to the school. 30 Aug 1882 

 D1005/43 Certificate signed by George Pearson , surveyor, that William Simmons, contractor, is entitled to be paid a further sum of £100. 19 Apr 1883 

 D1005/44 Letter from George Pearson, surveyor re: improvements to be made to the school. 28 Jul 1883 

 D1005/37 Report on Llantillio Crossenny (Powell's Endowed) School by R.L. Roberts, architect, together with a letter from the clerk of Monmouthshire County Council advising the trustees that suggested improvements ought to be carried out. 4 Sep 1903 

 D1005/107 Petition From the trustees of the charity to the Rt. Rev. Father in God, Robert, Bishop of Landaff complaining of the neglect of Mr Richard Jenkins as headmaster of Llantillio Gressenny school and demanding that he be ordered to take proper care of the school and "give due Attendance in Discharging his duty there as Schoole Master" or to quit the establishment. Attached to the petition - a letter from James Davies to Matthew Powell at Llantillio Grossenny requesting payment of an outstanding bill. (Pg. 45) 30 Jun 1726 

 D1005/39 Letter of application of Albert Ascott, Bassaleg, Newport for the post headmaster at the school. 3 Feb 1894 

 D1005/98 Printed Book "The Diary of Walter Powell of Llantilio Crossenny, gent." transcribed and notes added by J.A. Bradney. Published 1907 1603-1654 

 D1005/41 Order - Board of Education re: investigating of sum of £60 14 Dec 1916 

 D1005/36 Letter from the Home Office to Llantillio Crossenny Parish Council re: the burial ground surrounding the parish church. Under the provisions of the Welsh Church Act, 1914, the ground was transferable to the Council but the latter had declined to accept the transfer. Welsh translation attached. Jul 1925 

 D1005/34 Letter from Watkins and Langlay Smith, solicitors, to Mr Frank L. Jeffreys, Clerk, to the Governors informing him that the formal agreement for the redemption of the quit rent re: the Duchy of Lancaster, manor of Whitecastle is ready for signature. 7 Jun 1928 

 D1005/31 List of documents and papers relating to Llantilio Charity and Free School. 1961 

 D1005/106 Book of plans of estates, par. Llantillio Crossenny belonging to the Charity. Surveyed by Robert Gabb, Abergavenny. 1829 

 D1005/28 Plan of proposed additions to school. Scale 8' : 1" Undated 

 D1005/29 Plan of proposed new classroom at the Grammar School, by B.J. Francis, architect, Abergavenny. Scale 8' : 1" Undated 

 D1005/109 Charity Commission - Scheme for the Administration of the Foundation known as James Powell's Charity for a Free Grammar School and other charitable purposes in the parish of Llantillio Crossenny (23 Oct 1877) Schemes for the Usk Grammar School Foundation; Powell's Endowed School, Jones's Almhouse and Grammar School Foundation, Monmouth Share of Howell's Charity for Girls' Schools in Wales (7 Aug 1894). Photocopy of 1877 Scheme Deposited by Mr E. Williams, The Bungalow, Llanvapley, Abergavenny. 23 Oct 1877, 7 Aug 1894