Dangos 934 canlyniad

1 John Vaughan of Caethle, co. Mer., esq. 2 Henry Pryce of Taltreythin, esq. Mortgage (Bargain And Sale) for £30 of parcels of ground called Y Parke Gwyn (6 a.), now in the tenure of Edward Pryce, gent., father of 2, land called Tir Mathew Issa (2 a.), p. Tywyn, and a house in the village of Pennal in the occupation of Rhytherch William. Endorsed: Attornment of tenants and, 'at the dwelling house of Symon Price in Pennal ... 23 Aug. 1633 that this being the deed mentioned by John Richard and Griffith Morgans'.

1 John Blodwell of Oswestry, Shropshire, gent. 2 Roger Marcrofte of the same, gent. Defeazance Of A Statute Staple whereby 2 is to pay 1 £41 by 20 Dec. next. Recites a statute staple before Sir Thomas Richardson, kt, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas at Westminster, dated 30 Nov. 1626, whereby 2 became bound to 1in £80.

1 John Pugh of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, gent., and John Owen of Machynlleth, co. Mont., gent. 2 Henry Pryce of Taltrythin, co. Mer., esq. Quitclaim of parcels of land called Kae'r Maen Lloyd, and Y Kay in Maes y Llynlloedd, t. Isygarreg, p. Machynlleth, and parcels in the town of Machynlleth, extending in length from the land of Maurice ap Rytherch on the north, as far as the river Lledver on the south, and in breadth from a garden and lands now or late in the tenure of Rice Meredith and the garden lately held by John Kell and other gardens in a place called Pentre'r Rhedin on the west side, up to the land of Thomas Owen, gent., on the east.

1 John Moris of Tywyn, co. Mer., yeoman, Evan ap Hugh ap Humfrey of Mallwyd, gent., and Hugh ap Ieuan of the same, gent. 2 Lewis [Bayly], bishop of Bangor. Bond in £30 that the said John Moris will administer the will of Jenkyn Owen ap David Loid of co. Mont., dec.

1 Rowland Hughes of Pennal, co. Mer., clerk, and David John William of Tal-y-llyn, yeoman. 2 Hugh Jones of Dolgellau, gent. Mortgage (Bargain And Sale With Feoffment) for £28 of m's and lands called Maes y Stable and Tythyn y Gesel, t. Cynfal, [p. Tywyn], co. Mer. [cf. no. D231]. Endorsed: livery of seisin.

1 Lewis Prichard of Talgarth, co. Mer., gent., and Edward Lewis of Tynvaney, co. Mer., gent. 2 Richard John of Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, co. Card., gent. Bond in [ ] for the quiet possession of a m. or tmt called and lands called Bryn y Palmey, t. [ ], co. Mer., following a marriage between Humffrey Lewis, one of the sons of Lewis Prichard, and Jane, one of the dau's of 2. Not executed.

1 Ellinor Richard of Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, co. Card., spinster. 2 Richard John. Quitclaim of m's and lands in a place called Ynis Eirdal, p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, co. Card.

Memorandum relating to letters patent granted to Robert, earl of Leicester, concerning Ystym Lloyd and Morva Penmaen or Morva Dyvi, p. Tywyn, co. Mer.

1 Henry Pryce of Esgairwethan, co. Mer., esq., and David ap John David ap Owen of Llanidloes, co. Mont., gent., and Katherin his wife. 2 Mathew Jones of Llanidloes, co. Mont., gent., and Humfrey Evans of Mallwyd, co. Mer., gent. Deed To Lead The Uses Of A Fine of a burgage called Tu David ap John David ap Owen in the town of Llanidloes, co. Mont., 4 a. of land of the said David ap John David ap Owen lying amongst the land late of Lewis Gwyn, esq., in a field near to the long bridge of Llanidloes beneath the highway which leads from Llanidloes to Trefeglwys in t. Cilmachallt, [p. Llanidloes], 1 a. of land of the said David ap John David lying amongst the land late of the said Lg in a field adjoining, now or late in the possession of the said Morgan Vaughan, a meadow of the said David called Y Weirglodd Gron containing three days' math of hay, parcels of 6 a. of arable land late in the possession of Nicholas Shuttleworth near the long bridge of Llanidloes, above the way which leads from Llanidloes to Trefeglwys adjoining the common there called Yr Allt Goch, together with a quillet or parcel of land adjoining, a close of 2 a. arable land and pasture in t. Cilmachallt, above the said highway which leads from Llanidloes to Trefeglwys now in the possession of David ap John David ap Owen and Mathew Jones, being one of his sons, m's in the possession of Thomas Kenderdyne in [t.] Cefnbarach, [p. Trefeglwys], and t. Glynhafren Iscoed, [p. Llanidloes], all m's or tmt's in the possession of Morgan ap Evan ap Rytherch, Ellis Lewis, Kadwaladr Edwards and the said David in t's Cefnbarach and Glynhafren Iscoed, co. Mont., a parcel of land called Y Banhadlog, t. Cefnbarach, a parcel of land called Y Llwyn Dyris and the 10 a. of land lying above, in t. Cefnbarach, a m. called Yr Horrey, t. Glynhafren Uwchcoed, p. Llangurig, a m. or tmt called Pen y Castell, t. Manledd, p. Llanidloes, co. Mont., half a burgage with a garden plot adjoining in the town of Llanidloes, in a street called Heol y Bont Hir, m's or tmt's called Tythyn Mais David and Tythyn y Cae Llwyd, t. Uwchygarreg, p. Machynlleth, and parcels. of land (9 a.) called Cae'r Maen Lloyd, otherwise Y Cae Crwn, t. Isygarreg, p. Machynlleth, co. Mont., to the use of 2.

1 David ap Llewelin of Oswestry, Shropshire, glover, and Edward Davies, his son and heir apparent. 2 John Davies, natural son 1. Bargain And Sale With Feoffment of premises in Church Street, Oswestry, Shropshire, now in the occupation of Allen Davies. Damaged by rodents.

1 John Thomas and Margaret his wife (quer's). 2 Humffrey Jones and Katherine his wife, and John Ffareley and Katherine his wife (deforc's). Final Concord of 3 m's and 2 gardens in Oswestry, Shropshire. Consideration: £60. LH Indenture.

1 Thomas Briscoe of Great Brickhill, Shropshire, gent., and Henry Briscoe, gent., son of the said Thomas Briscoe, and brother and heir of Thomas Briscoe late of Great Brickhill, gent., dec. 2 Edward Brompton of Langley, p. Stanton Lacy, gent., and Thomas Carter of Oakley Park, Shropshire, gent. Pre-nuptial Settlement of Henry Briscoe and Anne, daughter of Edward Brompton, being a Feoffment To Uses to 2 of m's and tmt's and a water corn mill in the tenure of Thomas Turner in t. Glyntrefnant, [p. Trefeglwys], m's and tmt's in the tenure of Roger Ingram and Richard Ingram his brother, a tmt called Y Tuy yr Com yr Hudre, [t. Cwmyrhiwdre], p. Mochdre, and t. Garth Heilyn, p. Ceri, with a pew in the church of Mochdre belonging to it, a cottage in p. Ceri in the occupation of David Meredith, and one dayhouse in p. Mochdre, in the occupation of Rees Evans to the following uses:. I) Thomas Briscoe to receive an annuity during his life of £10 and after his death then Mary his wife shall have an annuity of £3 for her lifetime. Ii) the premises to the use of HB for his life and afterwards to the use of Anne Brompton during her widowhood and from and after a second marriage of the said Anne, then to the use that Anne may take of the premises an annuity of £24 after her second marriage, and after the second marriage or death of Anne, whichever happens first, then 2 to stand seized of the premises to the use of the heirs of HB and Anne, and for want of issue to the use of Anne for life and after her death to the use of the rightful heirs of HB. Recites that Sir Edward Leighton late of Wattlesborough, Shropshire, kt, and Thomas Leighton, esq., his son and heir apparent (both now dec.) did by a lease, dated 13 May 1591, demise Great Bradshall farm (otherwise Great Brickhill), p. Cardington, Shropshire, to Hugh Briscoe and Joyce his wife for life (both now dec.) and Elizabeth Briscoe, daughter of Reighnold Briscoe of Little Brickhill, Shropshire, yeoman, and during the natural life of the longest liver of them or for 100 years, determinable by the decease of the survivor of them, which lease is now vested in 1, that they have assigned the lease to 2 for 60 years, if Elizabeth Briscoe (now wife of John Oakeley of Shotton, Shropshire, yeoman) shall so long live and provided that the premises in co. Mont., shall be freed of all claim of Ellen, daughter of Peter Woods, gent., late wife of the said Thomas Briscoe, dec., that then 2 shall permit Anne to receive the profits of the said premises in Great Brickhill only until issue begotten upon her by Henry Briscoe shall be 21 years, and then such other person as the said HB shall appoint, and that 1 covenants with 2 that all uses shall be to the purposes aforesaid. Seals.

1 Rowland Hughes of Pennal, co. Mer., clerk. 2 Henry Pryce of Esgairwethan, esq. Mortgage (Bargain And Sale) for £40 of a m. called Penrhin, t. Cynfal, [p. Tywyn], co. Mer., except for three parcels of land called Tir Mathew, Y Ddol and Anhereg Benalt. Endorsed: livery of seisin, and note of exhibition to witnesses in an action between John Rowland, plaintiff, and John Price, gent., defendant, 12 Aug. 1650.

1 Rees Lloyd of Dolyglynen, co. Mer., gent. 2 John Owen of Cwm Kadian, gent. Bond in £80 to perform covenants specified in no. D249.

1 Henry Price of Esgairwethan, co. Mer., esq. 2 Lewys Prichard of Talgarth, gent. Bargain And Sale of four parcels of marsh land [in t. Penmaen-dyfi, p. Tywyn], enclosed by Sir James Prise, kt, Edward Price, Lewys Prichard and Thomas Lewys by letters patent. Consideration: £7. Crown rent: 2s. 101/2d. per annum. Armorial seal.

1 John Price of Esgairwethan, gent., brother and heir of Henry Price late of the same, esq., dec. 2 Robert Corbett of Humfreston, Shropshire, esq. Letter Of Attorney authorising 2 to pay a mortgage of £150 to Elyn Price secured on a tmt called Tythyn Evan Goch of Pennal, and the lands called Dol y Penrhyn, p. Pennal, co. Mer., a mortgage of £80 to Lewis William secured on a parcel of land called Yr Allt Wen and m's called Tythyn y Marchlyn and Gallt y Marchlyn and Tythyn Pen y Ddol, p. Pennal, a mortgage of £130 to Edward John Hugh for £130 secured on a m. and lands called Keven Kyn Havall Ycha, t. Cynfal, [p. Tywyn], a mortgage for £87 10s. to Hugh John late of Pennal, dec., secured on a m. called Cwmfernell, t. Cynfal, a mortgage for £300 to Owen Price, clerk, secured on parcels of meadow and pasture called Ynysgynin, Coet Gay Kellygg, Erow Glan y Rhyd with a house and plots of land adjoining, and the lands called Cay yr Maen Lloyd, Maes y Llynlodd and Lledver, p. Machynlleth, co. Mont. Seal depicting hand.

1 John Price of Esgaerwethan, co. Mer., gent. 2 Sir James Pryse of Inysymaengwyn, kt., Robert Corbett of Humfreston, Shropshire, esq., Vincent Corbett, son and heir apparent to Robert Corbett, gent., Thomas Owen of Clydure, co. Mer., gent. Post-nuptial Settlement of John Price of Esgaerwethan and Mary his wife, daughter of Robert Corbett, in pursuance of articles of agreement, being a Feoffment To Uses of a m., and tmt called Plas yn ir Rofte, otherwise Esgaerwethan, lands and tmt's called Tythyn Kay Ithel, Tythyn Kay Evan ap Ierwerth, Tythyn y Geyvron, Tythyn Kay Ierwerth Lloyd, a moiety of a decayed water corn grist mill called Mellyn y Bettws, a m., and tmt called Keven Dyrys, a parcel of meadow called Keyndyrie, parcels of land called Kay ir Velyn and a water corn grist mill called Melyn ist ir Avon, a m., tmt and lands called Penrhyn Bychan, lands and tmt's called Maes yr Stabal, Tythyn y Gessell and ffriths, parcels of land called Ty Mathew, y Ddol and Anhereg Bennalt, and a parcel of land adjoining, a fifth part of the meadow lately enclosed out of the marsh ground called Morva Dovy, t's Cynfal and Penmaen Dyfi, [p. Tywyn] and p. Pennal, co. Mer., 1's part of the fishing on the Dyfi called y Drawenett or Saynett and the tmt's and lands which Lowry Price, widow, late wife of Henry Price, esq., dec., eldest brother of 1, holds in right of jointure out of the late lands and inheritance of 1 and now in her occupation called Tythyn Talgarth, otherwise Tu yn y Lloyne Issa, Keven y Greebe, Y Greebe Bychan, Brynie Bychan, yr Ynyse Heere and Tythyn Maes y Neyoeth, Tythyn ar y Vron yn yr Avary, Kelly y Creye, Tythyn Caye Yevins and Tythyn Hugh Goch, Tythyn y Gwastadgoed and the meadow grounds called Y Rhose Goch and Gweirgloth y Domen, t. Cynfal, [p. Tywyn] and p. Pennal, grounds called Inys y Penmaen, t. Penmaen Dyfi, [p. Tywyn], m's called Tythyn Bach ar y Graige, Kay Meyrick, Tythyn Kelly yr Grongloyd and Tythyn Du, parcels of meadow ground called Ir Istym Lloyd and Y Wayne Goch, four parcels of meadow enclosed from the marsh called Morva Dovy also being part of the jointure of the said Lowry, a house, with 2 a. of land, a house with two parcels of land and meadow ground in p. Pennal, all in p's Tywyn and Pennal, m's, tmt's and lands called Tythyn Keynan, Tu Newith ar y Vron, parcels of land and wood called Erow ir Maen Lloyd and Dol Rhees, a m. called Bryn yr Ellyllon and Y Ddol Eyraid, parcels of land in a close called Maes Malloyd and near the churchyard of Mallwyd, m's and lands called Y Cae Lloyd, Tyr Merch Gronow in Dol Dair Onen, Y Lluest in Blaine Gweynyon, lands and meadow ground called Gweyrgloth Gwynyon, Gwerne y Pele, a m. and tmt called Y Plase y Malloyd and Craig Vrynnye, a m. used as an inn near Mallwyd Church, a m. called Tythyn y Gwase Bychan in Gallt Malloyd and all 1's land in Maes y Llan, a m. called Ty Merch Gronow in Dre Tayr Onnen, m's, tmt's and lands called Tythyn y Tu Coch, Tythyn y Braych and Lle Llyast Vaure, t. Camlan, lands called Llechwedd Dovy in t. Camlan, m's, tmt's and lands called Tythyn Cay ir Gre, Tythyn yr Erowe Hire, Gwerne yr Heboge and frith in Kevencoch, a m. called Tythyn Pen y Llan, lands called Gwayne Dalva ir Adare, parcels of land called Kestyll y Maer Du, Corne y Wraig in Mouthwy, a parcel of land in Clywedoge, all in p's Mallwyd and Llanymawddwy, cos Mer. and Mont., a m. or burgage in the town of Machynlleth, co. Mont., in a street called Pentre yr Allt, otherwise Streete Gwyr Gwyneth, a fee farm rent of 6s. 8d. out of a burgage in Machynlleth in Pentre yr Rhedyn street, otherwise Streete Gwyr Deheybarth, and a fee farm rent of 11s. 8d. from a burgage in a street called Pentre yr Allt, otherwise Streete Gwyr Gwyneth, to 2 for the use of 1 during his life, and after his death, as for the capital m. called Esgaerwethan and all other m's, lands, etc., to the use of Mary wife of 1, in lieu of her jointure, and after the death of 1 and his wife to the use of their first son and his heirs (further uses specified), and the remainder of the lands in p's Mallwyd and Llanymawddwy, to the use of the heirs of 1 and Mary his wife, and in default of such issue, then to the use of Mary during her life and after her death to the heirs of 1, and the m. and lands called Tythyn y Gwas Bychan in Allt Malloyd, t. Caereinion Fechan, [p. Mallwyd], to the use of 1, and if Mary were to die without issue in 1's lifetime, then 1 is to pay Robert Corbett £200. Consideration: £400. Endorsed: livery of seisin by Gabriel Jenkins, 29 Dec. 1642, and a note of exhibition to witnesses, 23 Aug. 1653 and 13 Oct. 1677. Seal.