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Miscellaneous records relating to the manor of Broniarth, comprising a grant of customs and privileges, 1536; estreats of fines and amercements, 1606-1632 and [mid-18 cent.]; questions and notes on the rights of the lord of the manor, 1639-[c. 1721]; a list of cottagers and enclosures, [17 cent., first half]; copies of the charter and related memoranda, 1652, 1687, [18 cent.]; and boundary surveys, 1690, 1773.

List of cottagers and enclosures of waste (common) land in the manor of Broniarth.

Copies of the 1421 charter of the township of Broniarth and opinions on its interpretation, 1652, 1687, [18 cent.]. The file also contains memoranda on the charter, the descent of the manor of Broniarth and the purchase by Thomas Tanat from his cousin, Humphrey Lloyd, in 1564.

Miscellaneous records of the manor of Deuddwr, comprising boundary surveys, 1661, 1708, 1830, a list of encroachments, 1789, notices, plans and a draft rental of chief rents, 1821-1840, a suit roll, 1823-1830, and a steward's appointment, 1839.

Particular descriptions of the boundaries of the manor of Deuddwr described by the jurors impanelled at a court of survey and court baron, 1661, 1708, 1830.

Notices for the collection of arrears of chief rents due to the lord of the manor of Deuddwr and for the sale of estates liable to chief rents, 1821, 1831; plans relating to Carreghofa enclosure, addressed to William Ormsby Gore, Lord of the Manor of Deuddwr, 1837; and a draft rental of chief rents, 1833-1840, due to William Ormsby-Gore at Michaelmas 1840.

Rentals of the manors of Aber and Cemais in Caernarfonshire and Anglesey, 1591 and legal papers from the manors of Whittington, 1632-1709, 1749-1774, and Aston in Shropshire, 1768-1769.

Assorted legal papers mainly concerning the rights of the lord of the manor of Whittington and the freeholders with regard to common land, enclosures and the payment of tithes and heriots, 1632-1709, 1749-1774. They include records of actions against William Owen of Porkington and others 1656-1658, and an eighteenth century abstract from a survey of the Lordship of Whittington. The file also contains complaints submitted to the manorial court of Whittington, concerning debt, trespass, assault and battery [c. 1655]-1656; notification of the election of burgesses in Oswestry, [16]74; and confirmation of allowances paid for maintenance of the curate and parish expenses in Selatyn, 1691.

Title deeds of lands acquired through 'tir prid' conveyances, purchase and leasehold by the successive owners of the Clenennau estate, lying in the parishes of Aber-erch, Beddgelert, Clynnog, Cricieth and Deneio, 1496-1625, in the townships of Penyfed, Pennant, Rhedynogfelen and Gest (incorporating parts of Dolbenmaen, Penmorfa, Llanfihangel-y-Pennant, Llannor and Ynyscynhaearn), 1427-1632, as well as in Llanaelhaearn, Lanbeblig, Llanystumdwy and Penmorfa, 1515-[c. 1700] Treflys, 1441-1665 and miscellaneous parishes in Caernarfonshire, 1521-1732.

Title deeds, dated between 1496 and 1625, which include a lease by the Crown of the township of Penychen, Aber-erch, to Dame Ellen Eure, 1623; the wills of Gruffith ap Robert ap Ieuan, 1570, and his widow, Margaret vch William ap Ieuan, 1603, showing the division of property in Nanhoynan, Beddgelert, being part of the lands previously belonging to the dissolved monastery of Conwy; a lease of part of the Queen's township of Cwm in Clynnog, 1562; deeds relating to burgages and houses in Cricieth, 1496, 1540, 1577, 1584; and a deed of sale to William Maurice of a burgage in Pwllheli, Deneio, 1584.

Title deeds, 1529-1632, of lands which came within the boundaries of three parishes, Dolbenmaen, Ynyscynhaearn and Llannor, including individual properties in the township of Gest, acquired by Eliza ap Moris in 1534, 1536 and 1552 and William Maurice, 1585; and assignments of leases of the townships of Rhedynogfelen and Gest to William Maurice, 1577, to John Owen of Lyme in Norfolk, and Fernhill, Shropshire, 1596, 1607, 1609, and to the latter's widow, Ellen Owen (later Eure), 1616 and 1625, which were eventually sold by the Crown to Charles Jones of Lincolns Inn in 1632.

Title deeds dated between 1500 and 1664, relating to properties of the Wynn family in the parish of Llandecwyn, 1500-1601, including mortgages between Moris ap Robert Wynn and his brother, Ellis; a bond to Moris ap Robert Wynn for further assurance of property in Llanfair[-juxta-Harlech], 159; and deeds for Taltreuddyn in Llanenddwyn, 1595-[c. 1695]. The Taltreuddyn deeds include a copy of the prenuptial agreement of Henry Price and Lowry vch Edward, 1596, in which Moris and Ellis ap Robert Wynn were nominated trustees; documents relating to a mortgage of Taltreuddyn and Yr Hen Efel to John Jones the Regicide, which after his execution was administered by his trustees, 1664; and authorisation by Griffith Wynne to Robert Wynne of Taltreuddyn to make leases and collect rents on his behalf, [c. 1695].

Title deeds of properties in the parish of Llanaber, 1617-1698, acquired through purchase, mortgage, lease and exchange by William Wynn, 1622-1623, 1631, Robert Wynn, 1647, 1650-1651, 1658, 1662, Ellis Wynn, 1674, Owen Wynn, 1676, 1682, and Dame Margaret Owen, 1698, which include the purchase deed of the capital messuage of Cae Tuder, 1650, and the marriage settlement of David Lloyd of Llanaber and Mary Price, 1651; a deed of sale, 1638, by William Wynn of parts of the township of Llanaber, originally granted by the Crown to his uncle, Ellis Wynn of Sylfaen, in 1614; and a draft settlement of Farchynys and other premises in Llanaber and Llanegryn, [1631x1658]. The file includes two additional conveyances by Ellis Wynn to Elizabeth vch Hugh of Llwyn Onn Canol, 1618, and by his heir William Wynn to Owen ap Ellisey of Mirie y Gwenyn, 1624, discovered in the Longueville collection.

Title deeds for properties in the parish of Llanfihangel-y-traethau, acquired by Owen Pole [of Cae Nest], 1519, 1526, and John ap Ieuan ap Rees of Lanfihangel-y-traethau, 1530, 1545.