Dangos 150 canlyniad

1 Ryce ap David ap Morgan of Dolegelley, yeoman. 2 John ap Ieuan Llwyd, gent. Bond in 100 marks for the observance of covenants in indentures of even date for the conveyance of 2 m's and a garden in the village of Dolegelley, occupied by William ap Thomas Richard. Stained.

1 Rees Lewis ap John Gruffith of Dyffrydan, co. Mer., gent. 2 Humffrey ap Hugh of Llwyngwril, co. Mer., gent. 3 Richard Nanney of Llwyngwril, gent., and David Ellis of Gwanas, co. Mer., gent. Marriage Settlement (pre-nuptial) (Feoffment To Uses) of Ellis Price, second son of 1, and Anne Humffrey, daughter of 2, of a m. and lands called Tythyn y Bryn mawr and Llwyn y Caedy and a barn called Ysgybor wenn y Tu coch and Tu yn y Rhos, t. Dyffrydan, co. Mer., by 1 to 3, a moiety being to the use of Ellis Price, his wife, and their heirs; and a moiety to the use of 1 for life with remainder to Ellis Price and his heirs. Numerous covenants. Endorsed: 'Bryn Mawr Deeds &c' [17c.]; and 'Henry Owen supposes that this deed belongs to the Estate of Bryn Mawr in the parish of Dolgelly - as it is named herein.' [c. 1800]. See also T. A. Glenn, Merion in the Welsh Tract, pp. 207-9, for an inaccurate transcript of this deed.

1 Symon John Lewis of Llanwddyn, [co. Mont.] yeoman, Jane, his wife, and Rice Symon, his son and heir apparent. 2 Owen Tudder of Kevenyrowen [co. Mer.], gent. 3 Griffith Ellis of Brithdir, co. Mer., gent. Covenant To Levy A Fine by 1 to 3 to the use of 2 and his heirs (named), of property specified in no. 107 of 10 May, 1656. Consideration: £182 [being mortgage repayments owed by 1 to 2, see nos 107-8].

1 (A) John William of Nanney, co. Mer., gent., (b) his daughter and heir apparent, Catherine Jones (late wife of John Vaughan, dec., son and heir of Griffith Vaughan late of Dole y melynllyn, gent.), and (c) Catherine Jones of Glyn Maelda, co. Mer., widow (late wife of Griffith Vaughan). 2 Hugh Jones of Vener, co. Mer., gent., and William Bevan of Brithdir, co. Mer., gent. 3 David Williams of Brin y Llefrieth, co. Mer., gent. Settlement (Lease and Release by 1 to 2) of m's and lands called Penarddwnion, t. Nanney, to the use of 1(a) and his wife and after their deaths to 3 for 100 years, and subsequently to the heirs (named) of John Vaughan and 1(b), with remainder to 1(b), (3 is to pay £600 out of the rent and profit of the said property to William, Ynyr, and Catherine Vaughan, children of John Vaughan); Carleg, t. Nanney, and Tal y waine, p. Dolgelley, to the use of 1(b); Dole y melynllyn, p. Llanelltuyd, to the use of William Vaughan, son of John Vaughan (1(b) to receive rent of £8 p.a. on property); and Glyn Maelda, Tyddin Lle'r Neuadd, Tyddin Derwas, Tvddin Llwyniarth, Dol Edynyard, Cae Drain alias Caer perthi, Gwerglodd gron and Gwerglodd Goed, p. Dolegelley, to the use of 1(c); all properties in co. Mer. Former occupants named. Recital of Marriage Settlement dated 24 Jan., 1692 [see no. 5]. Attested copies (1796).

1 Jane William and William Owen. 2 Hugh Jones. Fragment of marriage settlement of 2 with Anne Owen. See no. 117.

1 Hugh Jones of Brithdir-Issa (late of Tre-Nanney), p. Dolgelley, gent., and Anne, his wife. 2 William Owen of Dyffrydan, p. Dolgelley, gent. (1's brother-in-law). General Quitclaim.

1 (A) Jane verch Robert, widow, and (b) Robert Edward, smith, both of Dolgelley. 2 John Owen of Dolgelley, clerk. 3 Ellis Edward of Dolgelley, smith. Feoffment To Uses of a m. and an adjoining garden occupied by Robert ap Arthur, Edward Ellis and Jane verch Robert, in the town of Dolgelley, by 1 to 2 to the use of 1(a) for life and thereafter to the use of 3. Consideration: £10. See also no. 128.

Bequeathes his estate to his wife, Mary Jones, for life, but if his brother, Richard Jones, proves troublesome, estate to be held by Mary Jones for 99 years. Extract copy.

1 (A) Hugh Pugh of Dolgelley, joiner, and (b) Mary, his wife (widow of Cadwalader Jones, smith). 2. Richard Jones of Dolgelley, ironmonger (brother of Cadwalader Jones). Release (as part of lease and release) of m's, shops, a smithy, stables, etc., in the town of Dolgelley, in the possession of 2, 1(a), John Pierce, and David Pugh. Consideration: £50. Endorsed: Ref. to mortgage deed. Stained.

1 Rt Hon. George Edward Henry Arthur, Earl of Powis. 2 Humphrey Jones of Machynlleth, co. Mont., gent. Lease and Release of m's and lands called Hengae otherwise Hengaie, John Harries's farm otherwise Tyn John Harry, 11 acres and 1 rood formerly in the tenure of Gwin Henry and now in the possession of Edward Thomas, Tyn y bettin otherwise Tynymynidd, Wainucha and Waunissa otherwise Rhosucha and Freedd Eithins otherwise Freeddnewydds, and Llyest, all in t. Pentirch, p. Llanfair, co. Mont., and 21/2 acres in t. Gellygasson, p. Llanfair. Recital of leases dated 1732, 1760 and 1765. Former occupants named and acreages given. Consideration: £464.2s.

1 John Humffreys of Llwyn, co. Mont., esq. (only brother and heir of William Humffreys, the younger, of the same, esq., dec., he being the eldest son of William Humffreys, the elder, late of Llwyn, esq., the nephew and devisee of John Humffreys of Llanfylling, co. Mont., gent., dec.). 2 Humphrey Jones of Machynlleth, co. Mont., gent. Lease And Release of a m. called Cae'r bache otherwise Ty yn y bache Gleision, t. Kenewyll, p. Llanerfil, co. Mont. Former occupants named. Consideration: £214.19s.6d. Recital of related deeds:. (1) Wills of John and William Humffreys the younger, 1739 and 1781;. (2) Lease and Release, 1-2 March 1781;. (3) Exemplification of Recovery, 29 March 1781.

1 Rt Hon George Edward Henry Arthur, Earl of Powis. 2 Humphrey Jones of Machynlleth, co. Mont., gent. Lease and Release of m's and lands called Hirrhos, Caenewydd, Ucha'r Cefngole, and Tylyrne, and m's and lands in the tenures of David Thomas, John Harries and Thomas Griffiths, all in t. Pentirch, p. Llanfair [Caereinion], co. Mont.; m. and lands in t's Pentirch and Kenewyll, p's Llanfair and Llanerfil co. Mont.; and Ffreethfach, t. Kenewyll, p. Llanerfil; and also the interest of 1 as Lord of the Manor of Caereinion in a m. on Cefngoley common, 4 small parcels of land (enclosed by 2), and Bowa Ucha, all in t. Pentirch. Tenants, acreages, boundaries and terms of leases included. Consideration: £1,336.

Abstract Of Title of the trustees of Robt. Vaughan, esq., to an estate in p. Dolgelley. Deeds date from 1692 to 1795 [see nos 5-7, 11-14, 17-18, 21, 26-28, 33-37]. Includes pedigree of Vaughan family.

1 Griffith Parry of Dolgelley, gent. 2 Rees Jones of Bodwilim, p. Llanaber, co. Mer., gent., and Gwen Jones of the same, widow (executors of the will of John Jones, Bodwilim, gent.). 3 William Alexander Madocks of Tan yr allt, co. Caern., esq. 4 William Wheatley of Lesney, Kent., esq. (trustee for 3). Assignment of Mortgage (Demise for 500 years) by 2 to 4 (as trustee for 3) of lands called Y ffriddoedd and Gorsedde, p. Llanfihangel Y Pennant, co. Caern. Tenants named. Recital of bond no. 30 of 8 Feb. 1791 and mortgage deed of 13 Jan. 1796, between 1 and the late John Jones [see also no. 31 of 1816]. Consideration: £285.11s.4d.

Minutes as to the mortgage from Griffith Parry to John Jones, 13 Jan. 1796, and reference to a bond, no. 30 of 8 Feb. 1791. Endorsed: 'Ex parte Rees Jones'. See also no. 145.

Bequeathes his personal estate to his niece, Magdalen Thomas. Numerous bequests.

Inventories (4 copies) of the goods and chattels of Griffith Parry of Dolgelley, gent., taken in execution by virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out of the court of Great Session at the suit of Evan Evans, shopkeeper. [See entries for 1821 in Docket Book of the Court of Great Sessions North Wales Circuit (Merioneth): Wales, Index 8870.].

1 Margaret Pugh of Plas-uchaf, Dolgelley, widow (relict of Howel Pugh of Dolgelley, gent., dec.). 2 Ellis Rees of Dolgelley, innkeeper. 3 John Pugh of Dolgelley, gent. (trustee for 2). Lease and Release of 1/3 share of a malthouse and stable adjoining the mansionhouse called Plas Uchaf, p. Dolgelley, by 1 to 2. The property to be held in trust by 3 to the use of 2 to prevent a wife of 2 claiming dower in or out of the said property. Numerous covenants. Occupants named. Consideration: £40 [see also nos 148-149 of 3-4 Oct. 1815].