Dangos 24 canlyniad

1. William Thomas of Bredyn, co. Mer., gent. 2. Lewis Owen of Peniarth, esq. Bond in £400 for the observance of covenants in articles of agreement dated May 26 1727 between William Thomas and Lewis Owen.

1. Lewis Williams of Pwllarthog, [p. Llanglynin], co. Mer., gent. 2. William Thomas of Bredin [alias Darn Gelly farrog, p. Llanegrin], gent. (son and heir of Thomas Morgan, late of Bredin, dec.). 3. Elizabeth Owen of Peniarth, widow. 4. Lewis Owen of Peniarth, esq. Assignment Of Mortgage (for £146 made by the said William Thomas and Alice, his wife, and John Lloyd of Gwaeddfrynie, p. Llanegrin, and Elinor, his wife, to the said Lewis William) of the m's and lands called Bredin, Kelly Sarrog, Gwern Nannau, Gwerglodd Gnwd, Cae y Pant, Gwerglodd tan y ty, Cae'r Gelist, y Werglodd ty hwynt ir ty, y Llafan, y tir Cyfer, y Cae Gwyn, y Cae bach, Cae oddiar y ty, y Cae Crwn, y Pum cyfer, y Cae nessa'r Gilfach, y Bryn, and Cae'r Cappel in t's Rhydirew and Peniarth, p. Llanegrin.

1. Evan Williams and William Williams (his son and heir apparent), both of Gwylan, co. Mer., gent's. 2. Humphrey Owen of Ty Cerrig, gent. Lease Of Possession of m's and lands called Tyddyn Gwern y Gadfa, y Ty yn y Gwylan, y Beudy Mawr yn glan yr afon, yr yskybor newydd, y Ty tan y garreg, ffrith ychaf, y ffridd ganol, y ffridd Issa, y ffridd Newydd, y Cae glâs, Cae'r fallen, Cae'r Bryn, Cae'r Berllan, y Cae wrth gefn y Ty, y Cae Crwn, Cae'r Beudy mawr, yr Efel ddreiniog, y Werglodd Issa, y Ty gwyn, y Ty yn y Llwyn Ychaf, y Wern, Cae'r odyn, Cae'r Uwen, y lonlâs, Byarth yr graig, Cae'r Ty gwyn, Cae'r mûr, Rhose y Dole fechan, Gwerglodd ûcha, Buarth y foel, and y foel berfedd, p. Maentwrog.

Bill Of Costs of William Anwyl, Attorney for the plaintiff, in a lawsuit of Humphrey Owen, gent., plaintiff, against Richard Humphrey, defendant.

1. John Rowland of Ymwlch, co. Mer., gent. 2. Edward Williams of Peniarth, esq. Further Assignment Of Mortgage of m's and lands called Tyddyn Gwern y Gadfa, y Ty yn y Gwylan, y Beudy Mawr yn glan yr afon, yr yskybor newydd, y Ty tan y garreg, ffrith ychaf, y ffridd ganol, y ffridd Issa, y ffridd Newydd, y Cae glâs, Cae'r fallen, Cae'r Bryn, Cae'r Berllan, y Cae wrth gefn y Ty, y Cae Crwn, Cae'r Beudy mawr, yr Efel ddreiniog, y Werglodd Issa, y Ty gwyn, y Ty yn y Llwyn Ychaf, y Wern, Cae'r odyn, Cae'r Uwen, y lonlâs, Byarth yr graig, Cae'r Ty gwyn, Cae'r mûr, Rhose y Dole fechan, Gwerglodd ûcha, Buarth y foel, and y foel berfedd, p. Maentwrog.

1. Edward Williams of Peniarth, co. Mer., esq. 2. Hugh Owen of Woodhouse, p. Felton, Shropshire, doctor of physick. Acknowledgement of the receipt of £1,500, to be charged upon man. Bodgynnigoreth, otherwise Bengennigoreth, the capital m. called Fryars, p. Llanfaes, the rectories and churches of St Catherine and Llanfaes, the m. called Cremlyn, otherwise Cremlyn manach, p. Llanddona, the m. called Rhos y pill, p. Llanbadrick, the m's called Maes Gwyn, Tythyn Johnson, Engan Gam, and Ty helig, p. Llanidan, the m. called the Green, p. Llanfigael, and the quillets called the Upper park and six m's in the town of Bewmares, all in co. Ang., the capital m. and lands called Tythyn Pantperthog issa, otherwise Ty yn y Coed, Pantperthog ucha, otherwise Tythyn Hugh ap Mathew, Tythyn Gwern Goodivor, Tythyn pant y Gelynen, and Tythyn Abercadian, the water corn mill called Melyn Pantperthog, otherwise Melyn Hugh Lloyd, the fulling mill called Pandû'r Pantperthog, otherwise pandû Hugh Lloyd, and the m's called Kellygan vawr, Cwm r Scolion, Abergafran ûcha, Abergafran issa, and Tythyn Gallt Davidd, otherwise Pwll Bydir, with the house and garden thereto belonging, called Ty yn y Gwm yr Scolion, p. Pennal, and the m's and lands called pant y Carneddy, Tythyn William Physion, Tythyn Llwyn-hen, Tythyn Scybor wenn, Tythyn y Clochydd, otherwise Tythyn y Scybor, otherwise Tythyn y pwll, Gwerglodd pont Fathew, and Llain alswn, p. Towyn, all in co. Mer. (already mortgaged by Edward Williams to Hugh Owen for £1,500 by indentures of lease and release dated 3 - 4 Oct. 1740).

Probate Of Will (dated 2 Jan. 1854) of Hugh Jones, late of Nant y Glyn, p. Llanrwst, afterwards of the town of Llanrwst, co. Denb., farmer. Devises two m's called The Bull in the town of Llanrwst and Tyddyn bychan in p. Llanrwst and property in Scotland Street and Denbigh Street, Llanrwst, to his daughter, Elizabeth Walmsley Lloyd, his grandsons and grand-dau's.

Deeds and documents, 1719-1855, relating mainly to the Peniarth estate in Merionethshire and Caernarfonshire, mainly leases, bonds and mortgages, 1728-1767.

1. William Thomas of Bredin, p. Llanegrin, co. Mer., gent. 2. Lewis Owen of Peniarth, esq. Mortgage for £150 (including the sum of £146 mentioned in the assignment of mortgage of No. 3 - 4) of the m's and lands called Bredin, Kelly Sarrog, Gwern Nannau, Gwerglodd Gnwd, Cae y Pant, Gwerglodd tan y ty, Cae'r Gelist, y Werglodd ty hwynt ir ty, y Llafan, y tir Cyfer, y Cae Gwyn, y Cae bach, Cae oddiar y ty, y Cae Crwn, y Pum cyfer, y Cae nessa'r Gilfach, y Bryn, and Cae'r Cappel in t's Rhydirew and Peniarth, p. Llanegrin. Endorsed: Acknowledgement by Lewis William of Pwllarthog, co. Mer., gent., of the receipt of a bond from the said Lewis Owen for the payment of £146 with interest.

1. The Hon. James Bertie, Phillip Egerton, Watkin Williams Wynne, and Robert Williams, esq's (demandants). 2. Hugh Price and Edward Owen, gent's (tenants to the praecipe). 3. Richard, Lord Viscount Bulkeley, and Jane, his wife (first vouchee). Exemplification Of Recovery (by double vouchee) dated 31 Aug. 1732 of 16 m's, etc., in p. Penmachno, co. Caern. Latin.

1. Sir John Wynn, bart (demandant). 2. Rice Hughes, gent. (tenant to the praecipe). 3. Jane Williams, spinster (first vouchee). Exemplification Of A Recovery (by double vouchee) dated 17 June 1767 of 12 m's, etc., in p. Penmachno, co. Caern.

Petition, signed by the tenants of Sir Thomas Wynn, bart, commonly called Lord Newborough of the Kingdom of Ireland, against the oppression of Samuel Price, receiver of rents from Sir Thomas Wynn's estate in co. Caern.

1. Evan Williams and William Williams (his son and heir apparent), both of Gwylan, co. Mer., gent's. 2. Humphrey Owen of Ty Cerrig, gent. Bond in £280 for the observance of covenants contained in an indenture of release dated Oct. 29 1728 between Evan Williams and William Williams and Humphrey Owen.

Deposition of Evan Williams and William Williams, both of Gwylan, co. Mer., gent's, concerning m's and lands in p. Maentwrog released by an indenture of 29 Oct. 1728 to Humphrey Owen, gent., for security of £140 with interest.

1. William Williams of London, ironmonger, and Sarah, his wife. 2. John Jones, barber surgeon, Joseph Gynes, ironmonger, Richard Jones, needlemaker, James Smith of p. Abchurch, tobacconist, all of London, and Owen Owen, p. St Clements Danes, Middlesex, hosier. Lease And Release in trust (for discharging a mortgage and two bonds with the proceeds of the sale of the property) of the m's called Gwylan alias Gwern y Gadfa, Gwylan y Ty Gwyn, and y Ty yn foel, with the outhouses called y Beudy mawr, y Scybor Newidd, and y Ty Tan y Garreg and the parcels of land called y Foel Berfedd, Buarth y Foel, y Werglodd ychaf, Llwyn y Brain, Cae'r ty Gwyn, Buarther Graig, Buarth y mur, y Lon Las, Caer ywey, Caer Dyr, Gwern Howell near Gesell Ddrainiog, y Werglodd Fawr, y Gesell Ddu, Caer Bryn, y Cae Dan y Ty, y Cae Wrth Gefn y Ty, Caer Fallen, y ffridd Newidd, y ffridd faen, y ffridd Ganoll, y ffridd Uchaf, and Rhos y Dolebychan, y Fyches Las, and y Gesell ddu, p. Maentwrog, co. Mer.

1. Humphrey Pugh of Bryn Orsedd, p. Llanegryn, co. Mer., gent., and Margarett, his wife. 2. Elizabeth Owen of Peniarth, widow. Lease Of Possession of a m. called Tythin du yn Mryn Orsedd alias y Ty Corniog and the parcels of land called Cae yn y Mynydd, Cae Gwyn, Cyfferr a hanner, Cae issa, Cae shettin newydd with the house lately erected thereon, and Cae garrw in t. Peniarth, p. Llanegryn.

1. John Mytton of Halston, Shropshire, esq. 2. Edward Williams of Peniarth, co. Mer., esq., and Lady Jane (commonly called Lady Jane Bulkeley). 3. John Owen of Waenfach, co. Mer., gent. 4. Hugh Owen of Woodhouse, Shropshire, doctor of physick. Assignment Of Mortgage (for two sums of £1,000 made by the said Edward Williams and Lady Jane, his wife, to the said John Mytton) in trust for the remainder of a term of 900 years of the m's and lands called Pantllwynog, Glan y wern, Garth bâch, Nant madin, Rhydcriw, Bodowyn, Ty yn y Ceynant, Barhedin vawr, Barhedin bach, Plas Corniog, and Humphrey Pugh Bellis's lands, p. Llanegrin, co. Mer., the m's and lands called Trevaes, Craig vadin, Gwerglodd y Gorse, and Pant y waen Gron, p. Llangelynyn, co. Mer., the m's and lands called Cil Cemes, Glandovy, Pant Côch, Cae Cwtta, and Ty yn y Pwll, p. Towyn, co. Mer. and p. Llanwrin, co. Mont., and a m. and lands called Brynwg, alias Carreg fydde fâch, p. Darowen, co. Mont.

1. Thomas Williams of Llanidan, co. Ang., esq. 2. Henry Morris of Beaumaris, co. Ang., esq. 3. Hugh Ellis of the town of Carnarvon, co. Caern., gent. (trustee). Grant (demise for 500 years) of an annuity of £280 issuing out of the capital m. and lands called Rhosbadrick, otherwise Rhospatrick, p. Aberffraw, the m's and lands called Bodsuran and Rhydednyfed, p's Llechgwenfarwydd and Llandrygarn, a m. and lands called Clynnog fechan, otherwise Clynnog fawr, p's Llangeinwen and Llanbeder Newborough, a m. and lands called Braint, p. Penmynydd, a m. and lands called Penheskin, p. Llansadwrn, and a m. and lands called Hendy, p. Llanfairpwll y Gwyngill, all in co. Ang. Consideration: £2,800.

1. John Horton of Priors Lee Hall, p. Shiffnall, gent., and William Lawley, late of Wellington, ironmonger, now of Leegomery, gent., both of Shropshire. 2. Catherine Shakeshaft of Wellington, widow (formerly Catherine Hampton, spinster). 3. William Vickers of Preston, p. Kinnersly, farmer. Lease for 99 years of two m's with a barn thereto belonging and a parcel of land called the Barn Yard and two parcels of land called the Over Ground in Horton, p. Wellington. Annual rent: £35.5.0. Counterpart.

Letters from H. Burdon of 113 Canterbury Road, Leyton, London, to J. Ballinger, Librarian, National Library of Wales, respecting the sale of the above-specified deeds and documents.