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Hurst & Jones

Hurst & Jones

Holders of the manor by 1767

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About William Hurst of Gabalva and Calvert Richard Jones of Swansea, holders of the manor of Llandough by 1767.

William Hurst of Gabalva and Calvert Richard Jones of Swansea, holders of the manor of Llandough by 1767.

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· Life event · purchase

Purchase of the lordship by the Earl of Bute (Cardiff Records: Llandough’s later history follows Cogan, bought by the Earl in 1793).

The Bute manor presentments for Llandough begin in 1793 (NLW catalogue, not yet seen).

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Cardiff Records vol. 2, “The manors of Cardiff district” (Cogan; Llandough) · EV-0278 · NLW Bute records: Llandough manor rentals 1808–1881 and presentments from 1793 · Llandough (Penarth): pre-1877 manorial evidence (wiki)

Hurst & Jones is now friends with The Herbert family
· Life event · marriage

Inheritance by marriage: William Hurst and Calvert Richard Jones had married two heiresses of this branch of the Herbert family, and by 1767 held the manors of Dinas Powys, Llandough East and Cogan.

Cardiff Records: from 1545 the manor passed from Sir George Herbert to his grandson Sir William Herbert, and stayed with the Herberts of Cogan Pill for several generations.

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Cardiff Records vol. 2, “The manors of Cardiff district” (Cogan; Llandough) · Llandough (Penarth): pre-1877 manorial evidence (wiki)