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1 John Price of Esgairwethan, gent., brother and heir of Henry Price late of the same, esq., dec. 2 Robert Corbett of Humfreston, Shropshire, esq. Letter Of Attorney authorising 2 to pay a mortgage of £150 to Elyn Price secured on a tmt called Tythyn Evan Goch of Pennal, and the lands called Dol y Penrhyn, p. Pennal, co. Mer., a mortgage of £80 to Lewis William secured on a parcel of land called Yr Allt Wen and m's called Tythyn y Marchlyn and Gallt y Marchlyn and Tythyn Pen y Ddol, p. Pennal, a mortgage of £130 to Edward John Hugh for £130 secured on a m. and lands called Keven Kyn Havall Ycha, t. Cynfal, [p. Tywyn], a mortgage for £87 10s. to Hugh John late of Pennal, dec., secured on a m. called Cwmfernell, t. Cynfal, a mortgage for £300 to Owen Price, clerk, secured on parcels of meadow and pasture called Ynysgynin, Coet Gay Kellygg, Erow Glan y Rhyd with a house and plots of land adjoining, and the lands called Cay yr Maen Lloyd, Maes y Llynlodd and Lledver, p. Machynlleth, co. Mont. Seal depicting hand.

1 John Price of Esgaerwethan, co. Mer., gent. 2 Sir James Pryse of Inysymaengwyn, kt., Robert Corbett of Humfreston, Shropshire, esq., Vincent Corbett, son and heir apparent to Robert Corbett, gent., Thomas Owen of Clydure, co. Mer., gent. Post-nuptial Settlement of John Price of Esgaerwethan and Mary his wife, daughter of Robert Corbett, in pursuance of articles of agreement, being a Feoffment To Uses of a m., and tmt called Plas yn ir Rofte, otherwise Esgaerwethan, lands and tmt's called Tythyn Kay Ithel, Tythyn Kay Evan ap Ierwerth, Tythyn y Geyvron, Tythyn Kay Ierwerth Lloyd, a moiety of a decayed water corn grist mill called Mellyn y Bettws, a m., and tmt called Keven Dyrys, a parcel of meadow called Keyndyrie, parcels of land called Kay ir Velyn and a water corn grist mill called Melyn ist ir Avon, a m., tmt and lands called Penrhyn Bychan, lands and tmt's called Maes yr Stabal, Tythyn y Gessell and ffriths, parcels of land called Ty Mathew, y Ddol and Anhereg Bennalt, and a parcel of land adjoining, a fifth part of the meadow lately enclosed out of the marsh ground called Morva Dovy, t's Cynfal and Penmaen Dyfi, [p. Tywyn] and p. Pennal, co. Mer., 1's part of the fishing on the Dyfi called y Drawenett or Saynett and the tmt's and lands which Lowry Price, widow, late wife of Henry Price, esq., dec., eldest brother of 1, holds in right of jointure out of the late lands and inheritance of 1 and now in her occupation called Tythyn Talgarth, otherwise Tu yn y Lloyne Issa, Keven y Greebe, Y Greebe Bychan, Brynie Bychan, yr Ynyse Heere and Tythyn Maes y Neyoeth, Tythyn ar y Vron yn yr Avary, Kelly y Creye, Tythyn Caye Yevins and Tythyn Hugh Goch, Tythyn y Gwastadgoed and the meadow grounds called Y Rhose Goch and Gweirgloth y Domen, t. Cynfal, [p. Tywyn] and p. Pennal, grounds called Inys y Penmaen, t. Penmaen Dyfi, [p. Tywyn], m's called Tythyn Bach ar y Graige, Kay Meyrick, Tythyn Kelly yr Grongloyd and Tythyn Du, parcels of meadow ground called Ir Istym Lloyd and Y Wayne Goch, four parcels of meadow enclosed from the marsh called Morva Dovy also being part of the jointure of the said Lowry, a house, with 2 a. of land, a house with two parcels of land and meadow ground in p. Pennal, all in p's Tywyn and Pennal, m's, tmt's and lands called Tythyn Keynan, Tu Newith ar y Vron, parcels of land and wood called Erow ir Maen Lloyd and Dol Rhees, a m. called Bryn yr Ellyllon and Y Ddol Eyraid, parcels of land in a close called Maes Malloyd and near the churchyard of Mallwyd, m's and lands called Y Cae Lloyd, Tyr Merch Gronow in Dol Dair Onen, Y Lluest in Blaine Gweynyon, lands and meadow ground called Gweyrgloth Gwynyon, Gwerne y Pele, a m. and tmt called Y Plase y Malloyd and Craig Vrynnye, a m. used as an inn near Mallwyd Church, a m. called Tythyn y Gwase Bychan in Gallt Malloyd and all 1's land in Maes y Llan, a m. called Ty Merch Gronow in Dre Tayr Onnen, m's, tmt's and lands called Tythyn y Tu Coch, Tythyn y Braych and Lle Llyast Vaure, t. Camlan, lands called Llechwedd Dovy in t. Camlan, m's, tmt's and lands called Tythyn Cay ir Gre, Tythyn yr Erowe Hire, Gwerne yr Heboge and frith in Kevencoch, a m. called Tythyn Pen y Llan, lands called Gwayne Dalva ir Adare, parcels of land called Kestyll y Maer Du, Corne y Wraig in Mouthwy, a parcel of land in Clywedoge, all in p's Mallwyd and Llanymawddwy, cos Mer. and Mont., a m. or burgage in the town of Machynlleth, co. Mont., in a street called Pentre yr Allt, otherwise Streete Gwyr Gwyneth, a fee farm rent of 6s. 8d. out of a burgage in Machynlleth in Pentre yr Rhedyn street, otherwise Streete Gwyr Deheybarth, and a fee farm rent of 11s. 8d. from a burgage in a street called Pentre yr Allt, otherwise Streete Gwyr Gwyneth, to 2 for the use of 1 during his life, and after his death, as for the capital m. called Esgaerwethan and all other m's, lands, etc., to the use of Mary wife of 1, in lieu of her jointure, and after the death of 1 and his wife to the use of their first son and his heirs (further uses specified), and the remainder of the lands in p's Mallwyd and Llanymawddwy, to the use of the heirs of 1 and Mary his wife, and in default of such issue, then to the use of Mary during her life and after her death to the heirs of 1, and the m. and lands called Tythyn y Gwas Bychan in Allt Malloyd, t. Caereinion Fechan, [p. Mallwyd], to the use of 1, and if Mary were to die without issue in 1's lifetime, then 1 is to pay Robert Corbett £200. Consideration: £400. Endorsed: livery of seisin by Gabriel Jenkins, 29 Dec. 1642, and a note of exhibition to witnesses, 23 Aug. 1653 and 13 Oct. 1677. Seal.

1 Edward Evan of Braych y Fedw, co. Mont., gent., Evan Edward, his son and heir apparent, and Rowland Gwyn of Darowen, gent. 2 Morgan David of Penegoes, gent. Bond in £50 to perform covenants specified in no. D279.

1 Edward Lewis of Tonvane, co. Mer., gent. 2 John Lloyd of Maesypandy, co. Mer., esq., and John Nanney of the same, gent. Post-nuptial Settlement of Edward Lewis and Margaret his wife, being a Feoffment To Uses of m's and tmt's called Tonfanne Yssa, Tonfanne Ucha, Blaen y Kae Glas and Y Pant Mawr, [t.] Llanfendigaid, p. Llangelynnin and p. Llanegryn, to 2 for the use of 1 during his life, and after his decease, a moiety of the said premises to the use of his wife Elizabeth Vaughan for her life as her jointure, and after her death to the use of Lewis Edwards. Endorsed: livery of seisin. Seal.

1 Humffrey Lewes of Talgarth, co. Mer., gent. 2 Rees ap Evan of Talybont, co. Mer., yeoman. Lease for 4 years of a m. called Pant y Neyodd, t. Ysgubor-y-coed, [p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn], co. Card. Consideration: £32.

1 William Vaughan of Caethle, co. Mer., gent. 2 John Price of Esgairweddan, co. Mer., gent. Quitclaim of two parcels of land called Y Parkegwyn and Tir Mathewe Issa, t. Cynfal, p. Tywyn, co. Mer. Consideration: £10.

1 John Hodskies of Oswestry, Shropshire, parchment maker, Gwen, his wife, Richard Muckleston of the same, gent., and David Muckleston of the same, butcher. 2 Francis Ellis of the same, yeoman. Bond in £35 for John Hodkies, Gwen his wife, and Samuel his son and heir apparent, to perform covenants specified in no. D315.

1 Thomas Griffiths of Weston Rhyn, Shropshire, yeoman. 2 Francis Ellis of Oswestry, Shropshire, yeoman. Quitclaim of a barn, building and shed to the side, and a garden adjoining, in Milne Street, Oswestry, Shropshire, gent., late in the tenure of John Griffiths of Myddleton, Shropshire, gent., by a grant made to him by John Griffiths of Weston Rhyn, yeoman, now, dec., the father of 1, and now in the possession of 2.

1 Robert Price, esq. (quer.). 2 Godfrey Copley, bart, and Catherine his wife (deforc's). Final Concord of 12 m's etc. (540 a.) in t's Cynfal and Penmaen Dyfi, p. Tywyn, co. Mer. Consideration: £90.

1 John Phillipps, Robert Davies and Gwen Ellis, widow (quer.). 2 Francis Phillips, Edward Lloyd and Mary his wife (deforc's). Final Concord of 1 m. and 30 a. of land in Oswestry, Shropshire. Consideration: £60. Latin. R H Indenture. Damaged by rodents.

1 Catherine Purcell of Nantcriba, co. Mont., spinster. 2 Robert Price of Eskairwethan, co. Mer., esq. Defeazance of a recognizance in the nature of a statute merchant if 2 performs covenants in a pair of indentures between 1 and 2 of even date. Recites that 2 by Statute Merchant of even date was bound to 1 in £900. Endorsed: 'Madam Pursell's Defeazance'.

1 Robert Pryse of Esgairwethan, co. Mer., esq. 2 Edward Parry of Clifford's Inn, London, gent. Lease To Vest Possession of a parcel of lands called Ynys(g)ynyn in the tenure of John Griffith ap Robert, parcels of land called Kae'r Maen Llwyd and Kae Maes y Llynlloedd, and one other parcel of land in the occupation of Richard Swayne at or near a place called Lledfer, t. Isygarreg, p. Machynlleth, co. Mont., and all the m's and lands mortgaged by John Pryce, dec., late father of 1, to Owen Pryce, clerk, dec. (brother of John Pryce, dec.). Endorsed: Note of exhibition to witness in a cause between Jane Price, widow, plaintiff, and Jane Price, spinster, and others, defendants, on 5 April 1721. Seal.

1 John Owen of Machynlleth, co. Mont., shoemaker. 2 Griffith John of Dolgellau, yeoman. Quitclaim of m's and lands called Tythin yn Estayr Hyrod, p. Pennal, co. Mer.

1 Elizabeth Pryse of Hay, co. Brec., widow and relict of Henry Pryse, the son and heir of Owen Pryse, clerk, dec. 2 Robert Pryse of Esgairwethan, co. Mer., son and heir of John Pryse, dec. Lease and Release of tmt's and lands called Ynyscynyn, Kae'r Maen Llwyd, and Kae Maes Y Llynlloedd, and a parcel of land in the occupation of Richard Swayne near a place called Lledfer, t. Isygarreg, p. Machynlleth, co. Mont. Recites a decree in Chancery, in a cause between the said Robert Pryse, plaintiff, and 1, Elizabeth and Johan Price, dau's and co-heirs of Henry Pryce, dec., son and heir of Owen Pryce, defendants, dated 19 June 1682. Consideration: £210. Seals (wrapped).

1 Griffith Wynne of Stymllyn, co. Caern., gent., and Margaret, his wife. 2 Hugh Bodwrda, esq., Thomas Madrin of Madrin, esq., Owen Anwill of Llwyn, co. Mer., esq., and Lewis Meyrick of Caenarfon, esq. Deed To Lead The Uses Of A Fine of m's called Bronhynog, Y Waen Lydan with the cottage, Tythyn Llewelin, Moel Wrgy, Pen y Cae Chwyth, Tythyn yn y Maes, a water corn mill called Melin Sychnant and the m. adjoining, all in p. Llannor, a m. and garden in Pwllheli, and an annual rent of 13s. 4d. from a m. called Froches, p. Boduan, to the use of Lowry, wife of Pugh Evans, gent., formerly wife of John Wynne of Penyberth, co. Caern., gent., dec., late father of the said Griffith Wynne, for her life in recompense of the dower of the endowment of the said John Wynne, her former late husband, dec., and after her decease to the use of Griffith Wynne for his natural life; the m. and tmt called Stymllyn, and its demesne lands, and the m's and lands called Pen y Stymllyn, Bron y Pybyddion, Tan Rhiwie and Cae Rhydynin, p. St Catherine [Cricieth], Bron y Foyle, Porth'r Hirfain, Garth Morthyn and Cae Hwlkin, p. Treflys, Cwm Allt y Minog, otherwise Cwm Bach, Tythyn Einion Goch, Mynydd Du, Steddfa Lia, Bron y Gader Bach, Tythyn'r Skiborie, Nan Hireth, otherwise Nanhyre, and Bwlch Brydin, p's Ynyscynhaearn and Nefyn, being the inheritance of Margaret, wife of Griffith Wynne, to their use for their lives in the name of a jointure to the said Margaret and in lieu of her dower of the endowment of Griffith Wynne, her husband; m's and lands called Gelly Dare and Pen y Brin, p. Llannor and Tir'r Heyre Glas and Bryn Meyrick, [p. Penrhos], being part of the inheritance of Griffith Wynne, to the use of himself and Margaret, his wife for their lives and the life of the longer liver in the name of a jointure to the said Margaret, and in lieu of her dower of the endowment of the said GW, her husband, and the m. called Penyberth and its demesne lands, [p. Llannor], and all the premises whereof there is no use as yet limited, to the use of GW for his life, and as far as the remainder and inheritance of all the said premises to the use of Ellis Wynne, eldest son and heir apparent of GW and Margaret his wife, and of his lawful heirs (further uses specified). Endorsed: 'Griffith Wynn and Margaret Wynn's Deed of Settlement to Bodwrda and others'.

1 Henry Dudlicke of p. Kerry, co. Mont., gent., and Richard Dudlicke, son and heir apparent of the said Henry. 2 John Jenkins of p. Machynlleth, co. Mont., gent. Bargain And Sale With Feoffment of a m. and lands called Eskir y Garilloyd [? Ycha] and Kay [?Ffrance], t. Esgeiredd, p. Trefeglwys, co. Mont. Consideration: £250. Endorsed: 'No. 22'. Seal (wrapped).

1 John Richard Lewis of p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, co. Card., gent. 2 John Williams late of the same, gent., eldest son and heir apparent of Edward Williams, dec., and Richard Lewis of Keven Gwinn, co. Card., gent. Post-nuptial Settlement of John Richard Lewis and Gwen Edward his late wife, eldest daughter of Edward Williams, dec., being a Feoffment To Uses of a m. and lands called Ystrad Eynon Issa, t. Ysgubor-y-coed, p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, co. Card., to 2 for the use of 1 during his life, then to the use of Richard John the only son and heir of 1 and Gwen his late wife (other uses specified). Endorsed: livery of seisin. This deed was enclosed in D463 dated 30 Nov. 1748.

1 John Griffith of Garthgynfor, co. Mer., gent., Humffrey Griffith of the same, his brother, and Ellin Humffrey of the same, widow, their mother. 2 Hugh Jones of Dolgellau, gent., Hugh Rees of Dolgledr, gent., Robert Vaughan of Caerynwch, gent., and Lewis Owen of Tythyn y Garreg, gent. Pre-nuptial Settlement of Humffrey Griffith and Ellin Hugh, daughter of Hugh Rees, being a Lease and Release of the m. and lands called Esgair Hiros, p. Pennal, and parcels of lands called Bryn y Clyhyrod, Y Ffrieth Grach and Gwern y Blew, being part of the m. called Tythyn y Llwyn, t. Brithdir, [p. Dolgellau] to 2 for the following uses; Esgair Hiros and the parcels of land called Bryn y Clyhyrod and Frieth Grach, to the use of Humffrey and Ellin his wife for their lives, and the parcels of land called Gwern y Blew, being the rest of the premises, to the use of the said Humffrey from the death of Margaret Lloyd, now wife of John Nanney, who has title for her life as part of her dower out of the m. called Tythyn y Llwyn during her life, and then to the use of their eldest son (further uses specified), and if Ellin Hugh dies within four years of marriage without issue, then 2 shall stand seized of the m. called Esgair Hiros after her death to the use of EH during her life, and after her death to the use of HG, and if HG shall convey the m. and lands called Esgair Hiros, Bryn y Clyhyrod, Frieth Grach, and Gwern y Blew, or any portion of them, then the money so raised to be paid to 2 in trust for purchasing similar premises for like uses.