Thomas Williams of Holywell, co. Flint, attorney at law. Articles Of Apprenticeship of Edward Edwards as clerk for the term of 5 years. Consideration: £90. Two copies.
Ann Williams of Pant yr Onn, p. Llanlidan, spinster. 3. Edward Edwards of Cerrig Llwydion, gent., and John Hughes of Park, p. Clocaenog, yeoman. Assignment of Ann Williams's personal estate at Pant-yr-Onn and Tynewydd to Edward Edwards and John Hughes in trust for the payment of debts.
(1) John [Harris], bishop of Landaffe;. (2) Paul Morgan of Thornwell within p. Chepstow. Lease of the properties specified in No. 111, , p. Matherne. (No. 212,038).
John Herbert Foley, of Ridgeway, county of Pembroke;. 2. John Bartlett Allen, of Cresselly, county of Pembroke;. 3. John Lloyd, of Dale Castle, county of Pembroke; Elinor his wife;. 4. Richard Foley, of Haverfordwest;. 5. Lewis Child, of Newton, parish of Llanstadwell, Pemb.
Abraham Rees of Chirk, co. Denb., maltster. Declaration Of Trust relating to Waen Wenn and lands called Cae'r Berllan, Vron goch ucha, Vron goch issa, Cae Skybor, Cae bychan, and Cae Ithin, t. of Spyddyd, p's Llangwifen and Llandirnog.
John Hosier. Release of Waen Wenn and lands called Cae'r Berllan, Vron goch ucha, Vron goch issa, Cae Skybor, Cae bychan, and Cae Ithin, t. of Spyddyd, p's Llangwifen and Llandirnog.
John Hosier. 3. Thomas Edwards of Caie Gwynion, p. Chirk, gent., and Abraham Rees of Chirk aforesaid, maltster. Release (to make a tenant to the praecipe for the suffering of a recovery) of Waen wen and lands called Cae'r berllan, fron Goch ucha, fron Goch issa, Cae skybor, Cae bychan, and Cae Ithin, p's Llandurnog and Llangwifen.
John Hosier of Denbigh, gent. Lease for six months of Waen wen and lands called Cae'r berllan, fron Goch ucha, fron Goch issa, Cae skybor, Cae bychan, and Cae Ithin, p's Llandurnog and Llangwifen.
John Jones of Llanganhafal, co. Denb., gent. (cousin and heir of Maurice Jones, late of Aberwhiler, gent., dec.), and Mary, his wife. 2. Catherine Clough of Glanywern, widow, heir and executrix of Henry Powell, late of Glanywern, esq., her late father, dec. 3. Powell Clough of Glanywern, esq., eldest son and heir of Hugh Clough, late of Glanywern, esq., dec., by the said Catherine Clough and grandson of the said Henry Powell. 4. Margaret Clough of Glanywern, spinster, daughter of the said Hugh Clough by the said Catherine Clough. Release of a m. in Aberwhiler, Caervedwen, and Llandurnog, sitting, kneeling, and burying places in the p. church and churchyard of Bodfarry, fields in Llandurnog and Banker, a m. in Caervedwen, Llandunog, and Llangwifen, and a field called Cae du in Llangwifen, cottages in Llangwifen, Banker, and Llandurnog, and a smithy in Banker and Llandurnog, all in co. Denb.
John Hosier of Denbigh, gent. Lease for six months of Waen Wenn and lands called Cae'r Berllan, Vron goch ucha, Vron goch issa, Cae Skybor, Cae bychan, and Cae Ithin, t. of Spyddyd, p's Llangwifen and Llandirnog.
Edward Hughes of Ceidiog, p. Llangwyfen, gent. Lease for six months of Y Waen Wenn, Cae'r Berllan, Frongoch ucha, Fron goch Issa, Cae Skybor, Cae bychan, and Cae Eithin in the t. of Speddyd, p. Llandurnog.
David Davies of p. St Asaph. Mortgage for £50 by way of demise for 500 years of Waen Wenn and lands called Cae'r Berllan, fron goch ucha, fron goch issa, cae skybor, cae bychan, and cae eithin, p. Llandurnog.
Edward Hughes. Release of Y Waen Wenn, Cae'r Berllan, Frongoch ucha, Fron goch Issa, Cae Skybor, Cae bychan, and Cae Eithin in the t. of Speddyd, p. Llandurnog.
John Lloyd of Rossa, co. Denb., gent., son and heir and executor of John Lloyd, late of Rossa, gent., dec., and John Davies the elder of Henfryn, co. Flint, gent., and John Davies the younger, gent., his son and heir apparent. 2. Elizabeth Lloyd of Tan y Girt, co. Denb., spinster. Lease for six months of closes of land called Kae pen y dre and y Roft las, p. Denbigh, co. Denb.
John Owen of Bickons heath, parish of St. Ceddes, co. Salop, yeoman, and Anne, his wife;. 2. Moris Thomas of Keel, co. Montgomery, gent. Mortgage for £21 of a parcel of land called Kaie yn y Kil in the township of Keel aforesaid adjoining a parcel of common called Mynydd y Kil.
