Dangos 1201 canlyniad

1 John Jones of Ruthin, co. Denb., gent. 2 Jane Nembhard late of Plas Madoc, co. Denb., but now of Liverpool, co. Lancs., widow (sometime wife and afterwards the widow of the Rev. John Lloyd Jones of Plas Madoc, clerk, dec.). 3 John Lloyd Jones of Liverpool, esq., second son of 2. 4 John Hughes of Bangor, co. Caern., gent. 5 Edward Jones of Ruthin, co. Denb., gent. 6 Francis Horan of Llanrwst, co. Denb., esq. Deed (Lease and Release) To Make A Tenant To The Precipe, dated 12-13 Aug. 1828, to suffer a common recovery by 1 and 2, at the request of 3, to 4, of a capital m. or mansion house with demesne and other lands, called Deganwy (161a.), and m's and lands called Bryngosol (151a.), Bryngosol isaf (14a.), Maes-y-Dolai (64a.), Byarth Cerrig otherwise Frith Gerrig (9a.), Tyn y coed (12a.), Crogfryn (21a.), Towyn (21a.), Pen Towyn (3 a.), and Pantyfran (3a.), all in p. Llanrhos, co. Caern., and m's called Gogarth (43a.), Ty Coch (20a.) and Nant (6a.), all in p. Llandudno, co. Caern., and m's and lands called Dol Pandy (1a.), Llanerch Felys (5a.), Nannerth (41a.), Ty tan y graig (21a.), Tyddyn gwr llwyd (22a.), and Bryn y pair, otherwise Brynia Pair (30a.), all in p. Llangernew, co. Denb., and any other premises to which 1, 2 and 3 may be entitled under the will of Ellen Williams in cos Caern. and Denb., to the use, as to premises in co. Denb., of 4 during the lives of 2 and 4 and to the use, as to premises in co. Caern., of 5 during lives of 2 and 4 so that common recoveries may be suffered on the premises in order for the debts of Ellen Williams to be satisfied from the sale of premises in p's Llangernew and Llandudno, with the remainder of the premises to the use of 2 for life and then to 3. Recites the will, 22 Oct. 1806, of Ellen Williams of Deganwy who devised her property in p's Llangerniew, Llandderfel and Llandudno to 1 on trust to sell to pay her debts and legacies, and who devised the mansion house called Deganwy to 2 for life and then her heirs, except William Lloyd Jones, the eldest son of John Lloyd Jones, who was in possession of the Plas Madoc estate. Attested copy.

Deeds for properties in Pencarreg and Llanybydder, co. Card. Donated by Mrs Pamela Davies, 3 The Causeway, Parc Wern Rd, Sketty, Swansea, in Oct. 1997.

Devises a m., tmt and lands called Nantgwilu, p. Llanfynydd, co. Carm., to his wife Mary for life in lieu of dower and directs that his wife shall release any claim of dower on the estate as his daughter, Elizabeth Thomas, may require, and after the death of Mary the estate is devised to his daughter, Elizabeth Thomas, together with m's and lands in p's Talley, Pencarreg and Llangathen, £520 and chamber furniture worth £200 or the equivalent sum of money and a horse, saddle and bridle.

Surrender by Sir Henry Penrice, kt, of the position of Lt and Official and Principal Commissary General and Special, and President and Judge of the High Court of Admiralty at a salary of £400 a year. He was appointed to the position by letters patent by George II on 10 Nov. 1727. Endorsed: Enrolled upon the Roll of Surrenders, 2 Dec. 1751, 2439' on a circular label and1' in a 20 cent. hand.

Deeds and documents mainly relating to William Saunders of Llandyfaelog, co. Carm. Donated by Mrs Evelyn Cataldi, Virginia, USA, per Mr William Wyn Evans, Ystrad Meurig, Ceredigion, in July 2001.

Abstract Of Title, 1728-1744, of m's called Tyr Fynnon Vredyth, Tyr Pen y Knwcke, Llain Lletty Evan with a cottage thereupon, and Pengwern yr Ysclocke, alias Tythin y Wern Rhesglog, a parcel of land called Llaine y Werne Risclog, a cott. and garden in the occupation of Eleanor Griffith, and a parcel called Llainebron Almer, all in p. Llannarth, co Card., and the moietyof a water corn grist mill called Melyn y Veinog in p. Llannerch Aeron (occupants named).

Account of rents received by William Saunders for the use of Lady Keith from properties which include some tmts in p. Cilgerran, co. Pemb., and an Account of disbursements, with rent due, at Longridge.

Deeds mainly for properties in Rhiwlas, Llansilin, co. Denb. Extracted from the papers of Dr David Jenkins, donated by his widow, Mrs Menna Jenkins, Penrhyn-coch, Ceredigion, in May 2002. Some of the deeds mention Morys ap John and John ap John, father and grandfather of the poet, Huw Morys ('Eos Ceiriog').

Rental of 'Hokslands' (Ox lands?) belonging to John Edwards, esq., in Rhudd[lan], Rhydorddwy, Trelywelyn, Cwybr, Rhyl, Prestatyn, Nant, Trecastell, Hiraddug, Cilowen, Brynpolyn, Llanelwy [St Asaph], and Faenol, co. Flint, and Conwy, co. Caern, and of crown rents in co. Flint.

Bill of complaint to the Council of the Marches of Wales of John Edwards of Chirk, co. Denb., esq., complainant, against John ap John, Tudder ap David, David ap John, John Williams and Robert ap Richard of Wayn ar Vaydre, alias Wayn Issa (Waun Isaf), co. Denb., defendants, for unlawful entry and possesssion of a capital m. and lands in t. Wayn y vayrde, alias Wayn issa (Waun isaf), p. Chirk, co. Denb., which had descended to the plaintiff from his uncle, William Edwards.

Order of the Council of the Marches of Wales in an action by Sir Thomas Middleton the elder, kt, plaintiff, against Ipsilon Puttenham, defendant, for plaintiff to have peaceful occupation of a piece of common or waste ground in Chirk, for defendant to pay costs and to remove the frame of a building which he had erected there, under the assumption that the land belonged to John Edwards the elder, and to make the said John Edwards a defendant in the ensuing bill to appear in court the following January.

Memorandum of an action brought by Watkin Kyffyn, gent, against Richard ap Robert for ejectment from a m. and lands (80 a.) in Ruabon, co. Denb., demised to W.K. by Sir Thomas Middleton on 29 July 1647. Latin.

Deeds relating to Capel y groes, p. Machen and Gellydeeg Farm, p. Bedwas, co. Mon. Deposited by the Rev. J. E. Wynne Davies, Aberystwyth, in March 2004.

1 John Daniel of Abersychan and Pontypool, co. Mon., grocer. 2 William Jeremiah of New York, America, real estate broker. Deed of partition of a piece of ground on which a house has been erected, situated on Gellydeeg Farm, p. Bedwas, (shown in a coloured plan). Rent: half each of £1 11s. Recites no. 1945 above and that 1 and 2 are entitled to the said premises and have agreed to make partition. Endorsed: Memorandum of an agreement between 1 and 2 to partition the said premises, 30 Nov. 1891, reciting that William Jeremiah (father of 2) died in 1868; that Daniel Jeremiah died in 1870 and Ann Jeremiah died in 1876, leaving two sons, William Jeremiah and John Marmaduke Jeremiah; that the latter died in 1879, leaving all his property by will to John Daniel, with the power to partition it; and that letters of administration of Ann Jeremiah were granted to 2 on 7 Nov. 1891.

MORTGAGE (BARGAIN AND SALE) for £90 by Jeffrey ap Thomas of p. Burgedin, co. Mont., gent., and Margaret his wife to Edward Waties of Burwey, p. Bromfield, co. Salop, esq., of a messuage called Havod Vyder and lands (named) in p. BURGEDIN, together with deeds relating to the same, including a lease (recited) dated 1 April 1602 to Richard Wood of Condover, Salop, husbandman, with COVENANT TO LEVY A FINE.

Draft lease, 1883, by Dame Maria Emma Elizabeth Conway Reade, wife of Sir Charles Stanhope Hoskyns Reade of Carregllwyd, Anglesey, Bart., to Rice Rowland of Llanfachreth, miller, of a messuage lately called Bedol but now known as Machraeth View in the parish of Llanfachreth, Anglesey (occupant named), in accordance with the marriage settlement of the lessors. Covenants relating to maintenance of cesspools and drains, painting and garden. Prohibition on sale of alcoholic drinks on the premises.

Statement regarding the title of the rt. Hon. Arthur de Cardonnel Baron Dynevor and his trustees to lands in the county of Carmarthen, parts of the Dynevor Castle estate, situated in Llandyfeisant, Llandybie, Llanarthne, Llanddarog, Llandeilo Is Cennen, Llandeilo Fawr, Rhos-maen, Llangathen, Betws, Llanfihangel Aberbythych and Llanedi, 1886.. Recites family settlements and wills, 1794-1886.

Conveyance (sale) by Philip Williams of Kynhenllan in the parish of Llandybie in the county of Carmarthen, farmer, to John Morgan of Drawsdre in the parish of Llanarthne, farmer, of two fields and two small gardens, formerly part of the Great Mountain, now and for many years enclosed and called Tyrffynnon in the parish of Llanarthne, 1887.