Dangos 2171 canlyniad

1. The Rt Hon. Dame Anne Lady Viscountess Dungannon in the kingdom of Ireland and of Presaddved, co. Anglesey, widow;
2. Owen Bold of Tre-r-ddole.
   Bargain and sale for 6 months of Tre-Angharad in the parish of Bodedern.

1. Henry Sparrow of Bodychan;
2. Lewis Roberts of Bewmares.
   Appointment of Lewis Roberts as under sheriff for co. Anglesey.

Appointment by Charles earl of Macclesfield, Lord President and Lord Lieutenant of Wales and the Marches, of John Owen as deputy-lieutenant for Anglesey.

1. Edward Lewis of Gwredog, co. Anglesey; and Howell Lewis of the same, his son and heir apparent;
2. William Bulkeley of Bryndu, David Lloyd of Llwydiart;
3. Maurice Lewis of Trysklwyn.
   Covenant to levy a fine (mortgage) of Gwredog in the parish of Amlough and township of Gwredog.

Writ (capias ad satisfaciendum) directed against John Owen of Llanynghenedle in respect of a debt recovered by John Owen of Penrhose at the Great Sessions.

1. William Griffith, son and heir of John Griffith of Caernethawr;
2. John Owen of Penrhos.
   Bond for the performance of covenants.

Papers relating to the affairs of Sir Roberts[?] Owen of Porkington:
(a) List of contributors towards erecting a Hall and gaol at Krikieth; and a list of subscribers who did not pay, 1694 ;
(b) Statement by Bishop Humphreys on the arrest (and the consequent alarm of his creditors) of Sir Robert Owen, at the instance of a papist agent, when he was to appear as witness against one Gethin, a convert to popery, who had said in his presence that the Princess of Orange and Princess Anne were illegitimate, [n.d.];
(c) Case of Lady Owen in respect of a House and Garden with a Prothonotary's Office and room to keep the Records of the Counties of Northwales in the town of Carnarvon adjoining to the Shire Hall, which was in the possession of Sr Robert Owen of Porkington, Knight, and is claimed by the Justices of the Peace for co. Caernarvon, [n.d.];
(d) 1. Thomas Webb of Kensington, Middlesex; 2. The Rt Rev. Father in God Humfrey, Lord Bishop of Bangor. Assignment of a judgement and a bond against Sir Robert Owen of Porkington. Counterpart. 1701, July 29;
(e) Declaration by Bishop Humphreys that the money mentioned as paid by him in (d) was the money of Dame Margaret Owen of Porkington, Shropshire, widow, 1703/4, Feb. 1;
(f) Draft of a letter of attorney from Sir Robert Owen to William Griffith of Reiniog, co. Carnarvon, [n.d.];
(g) Miscellaneous rough accounts, largely in the hand of Bishop Humphreys, relating to Lady Owen's estate.

1. Owen Roberts of Cayrey, co. Anglisey;
2. John Owen of Penrhos.
   Lease for a year of quillets of land in the occupation of Owen Marks, fisherman, the moiety of Ynis Savall, p. Llanvoorog.

Certificate of the proving of the nuncupative will of John Humphrey of Llanfairynghornwy,

Letter from Roger Mostyn from Kilken to Roger Mostyn at Ruthin, relating to business.

Letter from Richard Mostyn to his brother Roger Mostyn at Ruthin, relating to accounts.

Bill for drapery written on a paper addressed to Roger Mostyn at Ruthin.

Letter, dated 'Monday 15', from John Mostyn to [?Edward Wynne] inviting him to come over the next morning,

Letter, [n.d.], from John Mostyn to the Hon. Edward Wynne, Esq., at his Chamber in Drs Commons, together with a draft reply by Dr Wynne, dated 12 January 1713/4.

Decree in Chancery in the cause of Anne Lloyd, spinster, v. Sir Wm Williams, Dr Robert Wynne, John Lloyd and Richard Lloyd, Executors of Ellis Lloyd, Eubole Lloyd alias Wulliams, an infant, by his guardian, Margaret Lloyd, widow, Dr Thomas Browne and Hannah his wife, George Burbage, administrators of John Lloyd, deceased.

'The particulars of all such papers as were delivered me by Madam Lloyd for Mr Brydges' perusal'.

1. Edward Lewis of Gwredog;
2. Margaret Wynne of Bodewryd.
   Bond for the payment of a sum of money. Endorsed with notes of gifts to the Church of Bodewryd.

1. Elizabeth Bold of Bewmares, widow;
2. Robert Morris of Llandayfan, labourer.
   Agreement for looking after stock and harvesting.

Journal of proceedings in the purchase of the Bodowir estate by Chancellor Wynne, and an abstract of the bill of Edward Wynne and of the answer of William Mostyn, etc., with observations thereupon. Written by Hugh Hughes.