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Very Rev. Richard Richardson, clerk, DD, Chantor of the Cathedral Church of St Davids, and the Chapter of the same church to. John Llewhellin, of p. St Davids, farmer. Lease for 21 years of several messuages and lands called Terra Canonicorrm and Tyrybarrc.

Very Rev. James Allen of the Cathedral Close in the city of St Davids, Clerk in Holy Orders, lately Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Davids to. Very Rev. Evan Owen Phillips of the Deanery of St Davids, Clerk of Holy Orders, the present Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Davids. Conveyance of property as in ECE/DEEDS/SD452.

Sir Henry Browne of Bronwylfa, p. St Asaph, co. Flint, KCH, a Colonel in Her Majesty's Army, assignee of Catherine Hughes of St Asaph, widow, who was the sole executrix of the will of John Hughes of St Asaph, yeoman, deceased. Counterpart of ECE/DEEDS/SA453.

Thomas Evans of Denbigh, co. Denb., gent., trustee of the will of Margaret Whittey late of Brynllithrig, widow deceased. Lease for 21 years of m. or dwelling house in the township of Gwernglefryd together with allotments of common.

Joseph Jones of Liverpool in the County Palatine of Lancaster, merchant. Lease for 21 years from 2 November 1833 of m. or dwelling house known as the George and Dragon and m. or dwelling house with shop adjoining and four messuages or cottages at the back of the said premises.

Catherine Hughes of St Asaph, co. Flint, widow, sole executrix of the will of John Hughes late of St Asaph, yeoman, deceased. Lease for 21 years of garden and parcel of land in the township of Gwernglefryd together with the houses thereon known as Bod Angau.

Thomas Evans of Denbigh, co. Denb., gent., acting devisee of the estates of Margaret Whitley, late of Brynllithrig, p. Cwm, co. Flint, widow, deceased. Counterpart lease for 21 years from 28 September 1841 of m. or dwelling house in the township of Gwernglefryd.

Sir Henry Browne of Bronwylfa, p. St Asaph, co. Flint, KCH, a Colonel in Her Majesty's Army, assignee of Catherine Hughes of St Asaph, widow, who was the sole executrix of the will of John Hughes of St Asaph, yeoman, deceased. Lease for 21 years of garden and parcel of land in the township of Gwernglefryd and cottages thereon.

Sir Henry Browne, Knight, late of Bronwhilfa, p. St Asaph, but now residing at Exmouth, a Major General in Her Majesty's Army. Lease for 21 years of toft or garden and parcel of land in the township of Gwern-glefryd together with the houses now erected known by the name of Bodangau.

Sir Henry Browne, Knight, late of Bronwhilfa, p. St Asaph, but now residing at Exmouth, a Major General in Her Majesty's Army. Counterpart of ECE/DEEDS/SA501.

Peter Browne of Plas yn Cwm, co. Flint, gent., and William Browne of Rhuallt, co. Flint, surgeon. Counterpart of ECE/DEEDS/SA505.

William Hughes of Rhyddlan, co. Flint, innkeeper. Lease for 21 years from 2 November 1840 of m. known as the George and Dragon Inn and a m. and shop adjoining and four cottages at the back of the aforementioned premises.

Peter Browne of Plas yn Cwm, co. Flint, gent., and William Browne of Rhuallt, co. Flint, surgeon. Lease for 21 years from 28 September 1848 of m. or dwelling house in the township of Gwernglefryd together with an allotment of common near Waen Gate and other allotments of common with respect to the said m.

Catherine Hughes of St Asaph, co. Flint, widow, sole executrix of the will of John Hughes late of St Asaph, yeoman, deceased. Counterpart of ECE/DEEDS/SA421.

William Hughes of Rhyddlan, co. Flint, innkeeper. Counterpart of ECE/DEEDS/SA450.

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