Crosswood Estate

These maps originally formed part of the records of the Crosswood (Trawscoed) Estate owned by the Vaughan Family, later Earls of Lisburne. Most of the maps show lands within Ceredigion, including the Crosswood demesne itself. In 1947, the mansion together with the surrounding park, was handed over to the Welsh Agricultural Advisory Service. The Estate Records were deposited by the Earl of Lisburne between 1923 and 1964.

• Gaer Fawr divided as follows into four parts viz Maesnewydd, Lluestnewydd (situate in the Parish of Llanilar), the other two parts added to Brynrhudd and Lluestwen Reference: Crosswood 52
• Hafod y rhid in the parish of Caron Reference: Crosswood 145
• Fronwenllwyd-fawr and Fronwenllwyd-fach in the parish of Lledrod Reference: Crosswood 146
• A map of Ty'n Cornel, and Maes-Glâs, in the parish of Carron and County of Cardigan belonging to The Right Honourable Lord Viscount Lisburn[e] Reference: Crosswood 148a
• Map of the demeasne lands of Kilkennin in the county of Cardigan divided into two parts between Lord Lisburn and Jas. & Geo. Phillips Esqr Reference: Crosswood 153
• Glanystwyth and Gwaununfuwch in the parish of Llanfhangel y Croyddin Creuddyn Reference: Crosswood 154
• A map of sev'l slangs of ground proposed to be exchanged between the Rt Honble Ld Visct. Lisburn and the Honoble Col. Vaughan Reference: Crosswood 331
• Blaen'r Esgir in the Parish of Carron, Cardiganshire belonging to Lord Lisburne & Mrs Bond, surveyed Oct'r 1799 Reference: Crosswood 333
• Field plan, numbered to schedule giving field names and acreages. Adjoining landowners named. belonging to Lord Lisburne Reference: Crosswood 338
• Troed Rhiw Seiri and Cwm y glo Reference: Crosswood 345
• [Troed Rhiw Seiri and Cwm y glo] Reference: Crosswood 346
• A map of Cross wood demesne and the lands adjacent belonging to the Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Lisburn, lying in the parishes of Llanafan and Llanfyhangel y Croithyn in the county of Cardigan Reference: MAP 7188