Dangos 3371 canlyniad

Deed made between (i) Gabriel Lloyd of Peniarth, co. Denbigh, gentleman; (ii) John Hughes of Bodorryn, same co., and Catherine his wife, and Mary Hughes, spinster, their daughter; and (iii) John ffoulks of Wen-Allt, same co., gentleman, and John Wynne of Coed Coch, same co., gentleman, being the settlement on the marriage of the said G. Lloyd and Mary Hughes about to be solemnized, whereby, for £200 part of the marriage portion of the said Mary, and other considerations, the said G. Lloyd grants to the said J.F. and J. Wynne, the messuage with its appurtenances, etc., called Peniarth in the township of Peniarth, parish of Bettus Abergeley, co. Denbigh aforesaid, and other premises called Pigin Llwynog, Y Ddol Ucha, yn Ackoed, Cae cock ucha, Cae cock isa, Cae Llydan, yr Acker felen, Cae'r Wern, Y Ackar farl, y Ddol issa, Cae bedw mawr, Cae bedw bach, Bryn bedw, y Wern gôch, Tri Bryn Pella, Gwernydd yr Ychen, Y Gwernydd ucha, Y Gwernydd issa, Bryn vychan back, and Bryn vychan mawr, Tu-newydd messuage there, Cae Lloi, Pen-y-bryn ar, Tyddyn ucha, land in Pont Llanfair, Nant yr Efel alias Tythyn nant yr Efel, Cae Mathw, Cae Plant-wydd, Tythyn Hen, Bryn Tyodd, etc. in trust for the uses of the marrying parties, subject to specified conditions, and contingencies, fully set forth. Signed by G. Lloyd, J. Hughes, and Catherine Hughes (mark). Seal on a wreath, a demi-lion rampant. Witnesses: John Lloyd, John Roberts. Endorsed with receipt by G. Lloyd to J. Hughes, who paid £200 consideration money to Anne ffoulkes, then of Talhaiarn and since dead, towards discharging the Mortgage incumbrance which she had upon the estate of the said G. Lloyd. Dated: 13 August 1759. Signed by G. Lloyd, and attested by Rees ffoulkes.

Deed of Four Parts made between (i) Richard Richardson of the City of Chester, goldsmith. (ii) Edward Price of Llysfaen, co. Carnarvon, gentleman, and Elizabeth Price, his daughter. (iii) Hugh Lloyd of Berth, co. Denbigh, gentleman, and (iv) John Kelsall of the City of Chester, gentleman, being the release by Mrs. Elizabeth Price to Hugh Lloyd, in order to make him "tenant to the Precipe" for suffering a "Common Recovery" or "Common Recoveries," of the lands, etc., mentioned in no. 2374 in the counties of Denbigh and Flint. For £845. Signed by the 1st. and 2nd. parties. Witnesses: Jo. Salusbury. Samuel Thorne. Endorsed with receipt by R. Richardson to Elizabeth Price for £845, consideration money: and with a memorandum that the Recoveries suffered pursuant hereunto are at Ruthin Session, co. Denb. 21 Mar. and Flint Sessions 30 March 1752.

Deed whereby Elizabeth Price of Farm in Bettws Abergeley, co. Denb., spinster, mortgages to Robert Wynne of Plâs Newydd in the Parish of Henllan, same co., for £950, certain messuages, lands, etc., called Townnan Issa, Dol y Greal, Bryn yr Odyn, Cae'r Orsedd, in Llanelian, and Bryngwyn Esgob in Dymerchion, co. Flint etc. (See Nos 2374-5) subject to specified conditions of redemption. Signature and armorial seal of Elizabeth Price. Witnesses: Thomas Owen, apothecary, John Ellis schoolmaster of Henllan. Endorsed with Eliz. Price's receipt to Robt. Wynne for £950 consideration money, signature, date, and attestation as above. And a memorandum by Robt. Wynne respecting the reduction of the interest in certain circumstances. Signed by Robt. Wynne. Witnesses as above. To this deed is pinned a paper bearing the receipt by Robert Wynne to John Lloyd for £1000, principal and interest due by the mortgage within mentioned, from his daughter-in-law, wife of his son Evan Lloyd, then named Elizabeth Price of Farm, spinster, dated 1 February 1755. The mortgage is endorsed: "Mrs. Eliz. Price's Mortgage to Robert Wynne, Esq., for securing £950 and Interest.".

Acquittance and release by Susanna Green of Ruthin, co. Denbigh, spinster, now owner of messuages or burgages, etc. in the Parish of Llanrhydd same co., inheritance of her late grandfather, Richard Green of Ruthin aforesaid, gentleman, and now conveyed by Grace Wynne to her and in her possession, from all actions in Law or Equity up to the date of this deed. Signature of Susanna Greene. Heraldic seal, crest, out of a coronet a demi-lion rampant. Witnesses: Edward Evans, servant to Mr. Wynne of Rhose, Peter Jones, Edward Evans, servants to Mr. Peter Jones.

Bond of John Wynne of Coed-Coch, co. Denb., gentleman, to Anne ffoulkes of Talhaiarn, same co., widow, in the sum of £1400 to secure payment to her of £700 and interest at an appointed time and to perform stipulated covenants in a mortgage of equal date. Signature of John Wynne, Seal, a double-headed eagle displayed. Witnesses: John Salusbury, Thomas Parry.

Deed whereby Elizabeth Fluitt of Holywell, co. Flint, widow, for 5sh. leases to William Myddelton of the Inner Temple, London, gentleman, the messuage, etc., in Llenverras, co. Denb., and the other property set out in detail in no. 2392 for ninety-nine years if the said Elizabeth shall so long live, and the yearly rent of one pepper-corn, subject to specified conditions that the lessor shall take the benefit thereof. Signed and sealed by the lessor. Heraldic bearings. Witness: Ellen Fluitt, Edward Jones, John Norman.

Deed whereby Elizabeth Price of Aelwyd Ucha, co. Flint, spinster, leases to Thomas Jones of Llantisilio, co. Denbigh, Esq., and Richard Lloyd of the City of Chester, Esq., for 5sh. a capital messuage, other messuages, tenements, lands, etc. in Bryngwyn Esgob, Parish of Dymerchion co. Flint, called Aelwyd Ucha, Brickhill Issa, Pont un Pren, Gwaen Heylyn, Coitie'r Onnen, in Llanelian, Townnan Issa, Cabane, Dol y Greal, Bryn yr Odyn, Kefn y Nen, Cae'r orsedd, etc. (See Nos. 2376-7) for one year at a peppercorn rent with view to a grant thereof. Signed and dated by the lessor. Witnesses: Mar. Williams of Cochwillan, William Vaughan.

Deed whereby John Evans of Bryn y Cyfrusye, in the Township of Trovarth, and Parish of Bettus Abergeley, co. Denbigh, gentleman, sells to Margaret Wynne late of Trovarth, now of Denbigh, for £10, further to the sum of £39 due as declared in the preamble, a messuage or Tenement in the Township of Maesegwig, called Tecka, with appurtenances etc. Mark signature of J. Evans. Heraldic Seal. Witnesses: John Salusbury of Bryn y Barcutt, John Salusbury of Glan Elwy. Endorsed with receipt of J. Evans to M. Wynne for £10 consideration money. Date and attestation as above.

Receipt by Peter Jones to Mrs. Gaynor Wynne of Coed Coch for the sum of £26-13-4 for his share of his grandfather's Will, Mr. John Jones of Tan y dderwen. Signed: Peter Jones. Witness: John Wynne.

Final Concord, Chirograph or Agreement, made in the King's Court of Flint held at Flint, 27 March 1758, whereby Thomas Jones, Esq., and Richard Lloyd, Esq., plaintiffs, recover from Evan Lloyd, gentleman, and Elizabeth his wife, deforciant, certain messuages, lands etc., in Bryngwyn Esgob, Parishes of Dymerchion and Caerwys, co. Flint, for "Three hundred pounds of Silver.".

Deed whereby John Wynne the elder, of Coed Coch, co. Denb., Esquire, and Gaynor Wynne of the same, widow, only daughter and heir of the said John, bargain and sell to John Wynne the younger of the same, only son of the said Gaynor by the Rev. Richard Wynne, deceased, and grandson of John Wynne the elder aforesaid, certain messuages in the townships of Brynffanigle and Bodlymman, and in the parishes of Abergeley and Bettus Abergeley, same co., called Brynffanigle Issa: a messuage, etc. in Llanelian in Rhos called Tan y Dderwen and Tyddyn Ucha; other messuages and lands in Trofarth, Bettus Abergeley, called Gellhelig, Bryn Duda in the same; Llidiart y porthmyn in Abergeley; Kefn Llaithfaen in Llaithfaen; Gwyndû Issa in Maesegwig; Ty yn y ffynnon in Kilken; Tyddyn Howell Jones in the same; yr Havotty Bach, Bowbren and Pentre ffwdan in the same; a rent in Nentydd Bychain, a messuage, etc., in Kilken called Garreg vawr, another there called Dewisbren Issa alias Tyddyn Reignallt, for the sum of five shillings each, subject to specified conditions, charges, and dispositions, and the payment of debts of the vendors as scheduled below. Signed and sealed with the seal bearing the crest of a lion rampant holding a rose. Witnesses (endorsed): W. Vaughan, Edw. Williams, both of Plas Newydd in Llysfaen. On the dors, in a different hand, "The schedule in the deed mentioned as an account of the debts of the withinsaid John Wynne the elder and Gaynor Wynne agreed to be paid by the withinsaid John Wynne the younger, amounting in all to £3487," signed by the parties, but not attested. This document which has the form of a grant, bargain and sale, is virtually a settlement of the property of the elder J. Wynne, and his daughter; upon the younger J. Wynne. It is endorsed: "John Wynne the elder and Gay. Wynne to John Wynne the younger Settlement.".

Deed whereby John Wynne the younger, of Coed Coch, co. Denb., esquire, only son and heir of Richard Wynne, late of Trovarth, same co., clerk, confirms to Gaynor Wynne of the same, widow and relict of the said Richard Wynne, an annuity of fifty pounds issuing out of a messuage, etc., called Plas yn Trofarth, in Trofarth aforesaid, and other messuages, etc. in accordance with certain indentures entered into between the parties and others, dated 7 and 8 January 1735. Signatures and seals, (crest) of the parties. Witnesses (endorsed): W. Vaughan, Edwd. Williams, both of Plas Newydd in Llysfaen.

Deed whereby Thomas Mathews of Llansannan, co. Denbigh, miner, sells to Thomas Griffies of Chester, pattenmaker, George Lindsey of the same, timber merchant, and Jeffrey Edwards of the same, fflaxterer, for the sum of ninety pounds, his half share of a mine at Nant y plum, ffrithwen, ffrith y fedwen and ffrith Moel Dowel in the parish of Llansannan aforesaid, formerly belonging to Grace Wynne in Plase yn y Cornel, subject to certain specified undertakings and conditions. Signed and sealed by the parties. Witnesses: Edward Platt, John mice, his clerk. Endorsed with receipt by the Vendor for the consideration money: and an assignment by the said T. Griffies and G. Lindsay to Edward Evans, miner, for three guineas, of their right to the premises. Dated 7 September 1775. Signed. Attested by John Wynne.

Deed whereby Hugh Edwards of Trovarth, Parish of Bettus Abergeley co. Denbigh, gentleman, and Elizabeth his wife, and Hugh Hughes, their son, release and convey to John Wynne the younger of Coed Coch, same co., for £260, a messuage or tenement and lands, etc., in the township of Trovarth aforesaid, called Tyddyn y Ddol Goch, with sitting place in the Church of Bettus Abergeley aforesaid, subject to certain conditions specified. Signatures, mark and seals of the conveyers. Witnesses: W. Vaughan. Edward Williams. Endorsed with receipt by the conveyers to John Wynne, for £260 consideration money. Signed, etc. as above.

Deed whereby Henry Roberts of Pen y Bryn Brwynog, parish of Llanbeder, co. Carnarvon, gentleman, mortgages, as security for the repayment of £188, and interest, to Owen Thomas of Pencraig, parish of Llanrwst, same co., gentleman, two messuages in the township of Llysan, parish of Llanfihangel, called Hendre and Havotti, etc. mentioned in previous deeds, subject to certain specified conditions of redemption; term 500 years. Signed and sealed by Henry Roberts. Witnesses: "Robert Owen of Penkraig, John Ellis of Kyffdu" Endorsed: "Henry Roberts, gent., to Owen Thomas, gentle A Mortgage Term to counter secure £188 on Llysan Estate.".

Deed tripartite between (I) Robert Lloyd the elder of Maesannod co. Denb., gentleman, John Price of Kefn Trevor, same co., gentleman, Executors of David Jones late of Bodynlliwin, parish of Bettws Gwerfil Gôch co. Merioneth, gentleman, deceased, (II) John Ellis of Kyffdu, parish Llanrwst, co. Denb., gentleman; and (III) Henry Roberts of Penbryn Brwynog, parish of Llanbedir, co. Carnarvon, gentleman, nephew and heir of William Jones late of Fulham, co. Mddx., gentleman, deceased, whereby the said R. Lloyd and J. Price assign, at request of the said H. Roberts and in trust for him the said Henry Roberts, two certain specified messuages called Hendre and Havotty in the township of Llysan, parish of Llanfihangel, co. Denbigh, the residue of a term of one thousand years' mortgage thereon etc. Signed by the first party. Seal: a bust in profile. Witnesses: John Humphreys, John Parry. Endorsed: "Assignment of 1000 years term to attend the Inheritance".

Memorandum of an Agreement made between John Wynne the younger of Coed Coch, and William Williams of Pen y Bank in the Parish of Abergeley for one year at the rent of £2. 10. 0. Signed by John Wynne. Mark of William Williams.

Deed whereby Henry Sparrow of Red Hill, co. Anglesey, Esq., assigns to Thomas Hughes of Beaumares, same co., gentleman, for £200, the term of the mortgage on the messuage called Brycell Issa (or Brickhill) in Dymerchion, co. Flint, subject to conditions of redemption etc. Signed and sealed by Henry Sparrow. Witnesses: John Bodyahen Sparrow, Thomas Mayricke. Endorsed: Receipt of H. Sparrow to Thomas Hughes for £200, consideration money. Signed, Dated, and attested as above. 2. Promise of T. Hughes respecting the rate of interest on the above mortgage money. Signed. Witnesses: William Edwards, Thomas Meyricke.

Deed made between Hugh Lloyd of Talhaiarn in co. Denbigh, gentleman, and Catherine his wife, heir and executrix of Anne Foulkes, late of the same, widow, deceased, and Evan Foulkes of Abergeley, same co., grocer, being "an assignment in Fee" of the Mortgage on the "Brynfanigle property", for the sum of five hundred pounds.. Signed by H. Lloyd, mark signature of C. Lloyd. Sealed. Witnesses: Robert Jones, James Owen. Endorsed (i) with receipt for the consideration money £700 by H. & C. Lloyd. Signed and attested as above. (Ii) Acknowledgment by Lucy Foulkes of Serior, co. Denb., widow, administratrix of her late husband, the abovesaid Evan Foulkes, of her receipt of the said £700 above mentioned. (iii. iv) Certificates of the exhibition of this deed as in no. 2387.

List of Deeds relating to the Bryngwyn Estate. Taken in the year 1771. Rhose and Llanganhafal Deeds, dated 1714, 1722, 1731, 1734. Several relate to Mr. Rutter. The lands mentioned are in Towyn Abergeley, Sgeifiog, Chester, Llanynys, Trefechan, Nannerch, Lleweni, Denbigh, etc. as well as in those places above mentioned.