Dangos 19 canlyniad

Marriage settlement, 1620, of Hugh ap John David ap Lewes of t Stratkwyn, yeoman, and Margaret verch Rowland of the same, being a gift of the premises specified in no 1.

Bargain and sale with feoffment, 1683, to Owen William of Brithdir, p Dolgellau, gent, of messuages called Tythin y Rhiw, otherwise Dole yr Cau, and Tythin y Draenllwyn yn y Cae Rhug, otherwise Tythin Jenkin ap Llywelin ap David Gymro, in t Stratgwyn, and a deed to lead to the uses of a fine, 1684, upon the same premises.

Bargain and sale with feoffment, 1696, of the premises specified in nos 4-5 by the said Owen William to Hugh Jones of Stratgwyn, gent, together with a bond for peaceful possession of the same.

Mortgage, 1710, by the said Hugh Jones to William Evans of Gwengraig Fawr, co Mer, gent, of the premises specified in nos 2 and 6, together with a bond for peaceful possession.

Assignments of the mortgage specified in no 8, by lease and release, together with bonds for the performance of covenants. The mortgage was assigned to David Evans of Dolgellau, grocer, in trust for William Griffiths of the same, mercer, 1730 (nos 10-11); to the said David Evans, 1732 (nos 13-14); to John Nanney, Maesypandy, co Mer, esq, 1740 (nos 16-17); to Lewis Edwards of Aberllefeni, esq, 1751 (nos 18-19); to Katherine Wynn of Corsygedol, widow, 1756 (nos 20-21); and to Jenkin Griffiths of Cefncoch, p Llanfihangel Geneu'r Glyn, co Card, 1761 (no 23: release missing, but abstracted in no 32).

Assignment of mortgage by the said Jenkin Griffiths to Ffrances, Margaret, Catherine and Mary Foulkes of Denbigh, together with bonds for repayment, bonds to perform covenants and a schedule of Catherine Pughe's deeds in the possession of the Foulkes sisters.

Lease and release, 1787, by John Campbell of Stackpole Court, co Pemb, to the Rev Rice Pugh of Blaeney, co Denb, clerk, of a messuage called Llwyndol Ithel, p Tal-y-llyn, together with a deed of covenant to produce title deeds and Humphrey Jones, solicitor's bill to Rp for preparing the deeds.

Copy probate of will, 1812, of Catherine Foulkes of Denbigh, spinster (will dated 1796) and copy probate of will and codicil, 1817, of Frances Foulkes of Denbigh, spinster (will and codicil dated 1812).

Copy probate of will and codicil, 1828, of Mary Foulkes of Denbigh, spinster, (will dated 1818, codicil dated 1824), and copy probate of will and codicils, 1831, of Margaret Peake (nee Foulkes) of Denbigh, widow (will dated 1818, codicils dated 1818 and 1824).

Certified extracts, 1855, from the parish registers of Llangelynin and Tal-y-llyn, 1770-1850, relating to Owen and Humphrey Evans [cf no 8], and declaration, 1856, of John Jones of Hafodoer, p Dolgellau, farmer, relating to the same.

Further mortgage by lease and release of the premises specified in no 8, together with a bond for performance of covenants.

Deeds settling the premises specified in no 8, and messuages called Tythyn Du, Havodtu'r Cae, p Tal-y-llyn, upon Richard Pugh of Llanrwst, co Denb, clerk.

Abstract of title of Catherine Pugh to Dole'r Cae, 1771-6, with opinion of counsel thereon, and attornement, 1777, of Hugh Cadwaladr of Dole'r Cae to Jenkin Griffiths, the mortgagee.

Lease for 21 years, 1816, from William Owen Pughe of Tan y Gyrt, p Nantglyn, co Denb, esq, (tenant for life of the premises mentioned below under the will of the Rev Rice Pugh of Blaine, dec.) and Richard Owen, a captain in the Royal Marines (the next tenant for life in reversion expectant upon the death of Wop), to WOP's son Aneurin Owen Pughe of Tal-y-llyn, gent, of farms called Dolydd Cae, Llwyn Dol Ithel and Ty yn y Maes, p Tal-y-llyn.

Assignment of the mortgage specified in no 8 by Margaret Foulkes of Grey Friars, Chester, spinster, to Aneurin Owen of Egryn, co Denb, esq.

Deeds and documents, 1598-1856, mostly assignments of mortgage and related bonds, concerning Dôl y Cae and other premises in the parish of Tal-y-llyn, including a lease from William Owen Pughe and his brother Richard to his son Aneurin Owen Pughe.

Marriage settlement, 1598, of Hugh ap John ap David Lewis of t Stratkwyn, [p Tal-y-llyn], and Lleyku verch Owen ap Hugh of the same, being a gift of a messuage called Y Tythin mawr yn nole yr kau, two parcels of land called Erw yr mayn, lying in a field called Maysstratkwyn, and Yr kae kadw, lying in a place called Y kae Ycha, and a meadow called Y weirgloth ddu.

Covenant to levy a fine upon messuages called Tyddyn y Ruggog, y weirglodd ddu and bryn yr Evel, p Corys, and messuages called Tyddyn du and Weirglodd vach, t Stratgwyn.