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Abstract of a reconveyance, dated 23 Dec. 1844, of the Berthddu estate discharged from a mortgage debt of £25,000. A schedule of part of the estate attached to the abstract lists some of the lots sold giving the names of the purchasers and the purchase price.

Abstract of a release, dated 26 July 1845, from the trustees of the Law Life Assurance Society to the trustees of The Hon. Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn, of the Plas Hen estate in cos Caern. and Denb., discharged from a mortgage debt of £60,000.

Abstract of assignments of mortgage for £6,000, dated 1732 and 1766, of the Plas Hen estate [of which Berthddu formed a part] in cos Caern. and Denb.

Abstract of conveyances from the trustees named in an Act of Parliament for the sale of the estates of Robert, duke of Ancaster and Kesteven, to Robert Jones of Plasmadock, co. Denb., gent., of a m. called Tany Llan and a farm called Garth Offeicias, p. Llandogget, co. Denb., for £627.4.0 in 1785; a m. called Waen Oer, p. Llanrwst, for £140 in 1788 and a m. called Tyddyn Richard Bertley, p. Llanddoget, for £205 in 1785.

Abstract of the award of the commissioners appointed under the act to enclose common lands in p. Llanrwst, co. Denb., dated 1830, to the late Sir Thomas Mostyn, bart.

1 John Sisson on behalf of The Hon. Edwzard Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn and his trustees. 2 Lewis Kennedy of 5 Alexander Square, Brompton, near London. Agreement To Purchase Cae Rhydin and Maesnewyddion, p. Llanrwst, co. Denb., being lots 28-9 of the Berthdu sale for £3,557. Copy.

1 As 1 in no. 67. 2 As 2 in no. 67. 3 Peter, lord Gwyder, Deputy Great Chamberlain of England and Priscilla Barbara Elizabeth Burrell, baroness Willoughby of Eresby, his wife, and Peter Robert Burrell, eldest son of the said Peter, lord Gwyder, and Baroness Willoughby of Eresby. 4 As 5 in no. 67. 5 William Clutton the younger of Cuckfield, Sussex, gent. Appointment by 1 and 3 of 5 as receiver of rents of the premises specified in no. 67 in order to secure a regular and punctual payment of interest that shall become due upon the mortgage of £4,000 specified in no. 67. Recites no. 67. Not executed.

1 Richard ap Rytherch of Dolwythelan, co. Caern., yeoman. 2 John Owen of the same, yeoman. Arbitration Award of Gruffith Roberts of Wybernant and Evan Robert ap Gwilym concerning a dispute over a free way to pass through a close belonging to 1 called Dryll yn y Fallen to a meadow called belonging to 2 called Dol Veinyw, [p. Dolwyddelan] (i) 2 to enjoy the right to pass and re-pass over Dryll yr Afallen to Dol Veinyw (ii) 2 to pay 1 10s. (iii) when corn is growing in the said close 2 shall go round about the said corn committing as little trespass as possible (iv) 1 to enter into a bond in £40 to abide by the award.

1 Clementina Elizabeth Heathcote Drummond Willoughby, baroness Willoughby de Eresby. 2 The Rev. John Gower, rector of Trefriw, co. Caern., John Evans Jones of the same, miller, and James Henry Morris of Geirionydd House, Trefriw. Articles Of Agreement for the sale and purchase of land for the construction of a railway by 2 from Trefriw to Llanrwst, co. Caern.. Duplicate.

1 Barbara Lloyd of Pentre, p. Llangernew, co. Denb., widow. 2 Dame Grace Wynne of Cae'r melwr, widow. Articles Of Agreement wherein 1 covenants that 2 shall turn and take up a close called Dol y Pwll Dû, p. Llangernew, and as much of the river Elwy as will turn a watercourse mill and that 2 shall have a right to dig a ditch through the said close and through another close called Cae Tan y Gadlas for carrying the said river to the mill, and that 2 shall pay an annual rent of 3s.. Endorsed: 'Papers from Barbara Lloyd and her sonne Richard Owen for the watercoarse to the new mill that my lady builds neere Glanravon'.

1 Eubule Thelwall of Nantclwyd, co. Denb., esq., Vice Chamberlaine of the county palatinate of Chester, and Owen Hughes of Bewmares, co. Ang., esq., executors of the will of Dame Grace Wynne late of Caermelwr, co. Denb., widow. 2 Robert, earl of Lindsey, Lord Great Chamberleine of England. 3 Robert, lord Willoughby, son and heir apparent of 2. Assignment by 1 at the request of 3, to 2, of all the ready money, bills, bonds, securities for monies and all the money specified in an attached schedule belonging to Dame Grace Wynne to the ends and purposes specified in articles of agreement of even date. Recites nos 42 and 10. Endorsed: '(20)'.

1 Peregrine, duke of Ancaster and Kesteven, Hereditary Lord Great Chamberlain of England. 2 Jeremiah Nichols of Shirelane, Middlesex, gent. 3 The Hon. Albemarle Bertie of Clonisted, Lincolnshire, esq., and Sir John Vanbrugh of Whitehall, Middlesex, kt. Assignment Of Mortgage for £2,000 by 2, by the direction and appointment of 1, and by 2, to 3, of a capital m. called Croggon, a parcel of meadow called ground called Dol yr Arces, m's called Tyddyn y Graig, Bryn Meredith, Kae yn y Bwlch, Tu yn y Bwlch, Tyddyn y Pant, Tyddyn y Ffrith, Bryn Melon Yoron, Kae y Rodyn, Gwastade, and Twrch y Paske and Llanderfell mill, all in p. Llandderfell, co. Mer., m's called Tu yn y Maes, Tyddyn Rhos, Erw Pant y Ree, and Erioin, Maes Mathran, Plas yn Serior, Kairbont, Tyddyn y Ffedw, Pollgwgan, Gwerne y Crith or Erw Margarett, Coed y Talwrne, Llwyn Howell Howell, Vigen Ffelen y Ffryth, purchased of Robert Thomas, Llwyn Crwn, Letteu Eingan, Den Dol yr Acres and Kreigue by Chaine [?Bychan], in p's Llandrillo, Gweeddlewern, and Llanvawr, and chief rents issuing out of tmt's called Tu Cerrig in Pennant, Blayny Cwm, Kennewin Pennant, another tmt in Pennant, the lands of John Robert in Moyle y Skydew, the lands of John Roberts in Pennant, a house in Llandrillo, the lands of Evan Oliver in Pennant, lands in the holding of John Glynne, the lands of David Gam, the lands of David Jones in Kinwys Fawr, the lands of Robert Williams in Serior in Llandrillo, m's called Tyddyn y Fellenhen, Ty yn y Werne, a moiety of a m. called Moes Killan, and a mill called Llandrillo Mill, all in p. Llandrillo. Endorsed: Assignment of the same to Diana Bertie, Harriott Bertie and Mary Bertie, 24 May 1733. Recites the original mortgage for £1,500 in 1687, and further charges and subsequent assignments between 1695 and 1719 and cf. no. 60.

1 Humphry Jones of the city of London, mercer. 2 Robert, lord Willoughby of Eresby, Lincolnshire. 3 Owen Wynne of Penybrin, co. Caern., esq. Assignment Of Mortgage (Lease and Release) for £1,000 of the premises specified in nos 49-50. Endorsed: Memorandum of a further mortgage for £100. Seal of 3 in paper wrapper. Recites nos 49-50.

Attested Copy Will And Codicil of Sir John Wynn of Watstay, p. Ruabon, co. Denb., kt and bart (will dated 27 Feb. 1710/11, codicil dated 20 Apr. 1712). Devises man. Maynan [p. Eglwys-bach], co. Caern., and all his lands in p's Penmachno and Eglwysvach, co. Caern., and p. Llangernew, co. Denb., to Ellis Lloyd of Pen y Lan, co. Denb., esq., for life, together with the use of his household stuff and furniture in his capital m. in p. Eglwysvach; his larger tmt in Creoyse Enneion, p. Llansanfraid Glan Conway, co. Denb., which he purchased from William Robinson of Gwersyllt, esq., to [ ] Edwards of p. Ruabon and her son John Wynn, alias Edwards for their lives; the lesser tmt in Croyse Enneion aforesaid to his butler Joseph Garnett if he continues in testator's service at the time of his death, which tmt was also purchased from the said William Robinson; to James Phillips the elder, his former gardener, the farm where he now lives for his life and after the determination of the said devises the same together with the capital m. called Watstay, p. Ruabon, co. Denb., and all his other lands in cos Caern. and Denb. and Shropshire to Edward Jennings of the Inner Temple and Elihu Yale of Place-Gronow, Wrexham, in trust to convey the same to the use of his kinsman Watkin Williams, esq., son and heir apparent of Sir William Williams of Llanvorda, Shropshire, for life, to the use of W.W.'s eldest son (further uses specified). Numerous bequests to friends, kinsman and servants. Desires his executors to cause a decent monument of marble with his and his late wife's effigy on it to be erected in the chancel of the church of p. Ruabon, over or near the vault there and that he be buried in a lead coffin near his wife. By his codicil he devisees a m. situated in Ruddalt Teithing, p. Ruabon, and all his seats in the south aisle of the church there; which he purchased from William Williams of Havod y Bwlch, co. Denb., gent., and Mary his wife, after he made his will, to the uses specified above and appoints Sir William Williams as his executor in place of his kinsman Hugh, earl of Cholmondeley.