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Sir Watkin William Wynn of Wynnstay, co. Lease for 21 years of several parcels of land commonly known as Gwaen Escob fechan and also a little field called Rhythanglybion (further described).

Rev. Charles Scott Luxmoore, clerk, MA, one of the Canons of the Cathedral Church of St Asaph. Counterpart of ECE/DEEDS/SA355.

Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd of Pengwern, co. Flint, Bart., and Rev. William Karslake of Dolton, co. Devon, clerk. Lease for 21 years from 29 September 1818 of three parcels of glebe land, one in the township of Brynpolin known as Crof yr Escob dû; one in the township of Gwernglefryd commonly known as Plas y Meister Ucha and Plas y Meister issa, both now laid into one piece and called Plas y Meister; and one parcel of land also in the township of Gwernglefryd.

Hugh Jones of the town of St Asaph, co. Flint, shop-keeper, assignee of Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd and Edward Lloyd the younger. Counterpart of ECE/DEEDS/SA364.

Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd of Pengwern, co. Flint, Bart., assignee of John Jones of Lincoln's Inn, co. Middlesex, gent. Lease for 21 years of field or parcel of inclosed land known as Gwaen fawr or Gwaen Escob fawr in the township of Talar isaf.

Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd of Pengwern, co. Flint, Bart., assignee of John Jones of Lincoln's Inn, co. Middlesex, gent. Counterpart of ECE/DEEDS/SA376.

Thomas Henry Browne of Bronwylfa, co. Flint, esq., a Lieutenant Colonel in His Majesty's Army, assignee of Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd of Pengwern and Rev. William Karslake. Lease for 21 years from 29 September 1825 of three quillets or parcels of glebe land commonly called Croft yr Escob du, Plas y Meistr Ucha and Plas y Meistr Isa and one other parcel of land being part of Bryndibin.

Thomas Evans of Denbigh, co. Denb. gent., devisee of the estate of Margaret Whitley, late of Brynllithrig, p. Cwm, co. Flint, widow, deceased. Lease for 21 years of m. or dwelling house in the township of Brynpolyn and a parcel of ground with buildings thereon and an allotment of common ground lying on Rhuddlan Marsh.

Mary Evans of St Asaph, spinster, one of the daughters of Jane Evans, widow, deceased. Lease for 21 years of m. and dwelling house in St Asaph and two parcels of land in Brynpolyn called Coed Cae Rees and Cae Uchaf and one close called Cae Mâb y Llaes and a parcel of land in Gwernygron called Maes hir, and a parcel of ground whereon one house or cottage lately stood in St Asaph, and a cottage or dwelling house in Brynpolin and a parcel of land commonly called Allt goch in Brynpolin together with four butts of arable land in Talar and a small garden together with outhouses.

John Dawson of Nant, p. Meliden, co. Flint, farmer. Lease for 21 years of parcel of land being part of a certain common called the Row on the north side of the bridge erected over the River Elwy at the west end of the town of St Asaph.

William Williams of Bodlewyddan [sic], p. St Asaph, yeoman. Lease for 21 years from 30 November 1828 of plot of ground in the occupation of Mrs Elizabeth Roberts in the township of Brynpolyn and two houses built thereon.

Lieutenant Colonel Sir Henry Browne of Bronwylfa, p. St Asaph, Knight, assignee of Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd, Bart., and Rev. William Karslake, clerk. Lease for 21 years from 29 September 1829 of parcels of land called Acr hir, Cae Glas uchaf and Cae Glas issa in the township of Gwernglefrydd.

Rev. Thomas Lewis Hughes, Rector of Penegoes, co. Mont., clerk, devisee of the property of Lewis Hughes, late of the Cottage in p. St Asaph, gent., deceased. Lease for 21 years of m., dwelling house and barn being at Pentre gwernglefryd and an orchard and garden thereto adjoining and a parcel of land called Cae bach, and other parcels of land called Cae godro, Acr felin, Drill y Cae newydd, Drill y sofl gwair, Acr y ddol bach, Tal y Sarn, Acr y Clomendy with the properties thereon, all lead ore and other ore and coal mines.

Rev. John Henry Montagu Luxmoore, clerk, Prebendary of the Prebend of Meifod founded in the Cathedral Church of St Asaph to. Philip Pusey of Pusey, co. Berks. Lease for 21 years of the parcels of land called Cae Oatfield in the township of Brynpolyn, and also all the tithes of grain, hay, wool and lambs yearly growing and arising in the township of Meifod in p. St George, co. Denb.

Lieutenant Colonel Sir Henry Browne of Bronwhylfa, p. St Asaph, co. Flint, KCH. Counterpart lease for 21 years from 29 September 1836 of two fields called Acr hir and Cae Glas in the township of Gwernglefryd.

Caroline Morris, late of Twyford, Maidenhead, co. Berks, but now residing at 1 Foundling Terrace, Grays Inn Road, co. Middlesex, widow, sole executrix of the will of James Morris, late of Kingsgate Street, London, gent., deceased. Counterpart lease for 21 years from 29 September 1838 of several dwelling houses in the township of Gwernglefrydd and also another m. or blacksmith's shop together with one croft or garden.

Very Rev. Charles Scott Luxmoore, clerk, Dean of the Cathedral Church of St Asaph. Lease for 21 years from 14 February 1839 of four parcels of land in the town-ship of Talar calaled Gwaen fechan, Erw'r feuwch, Drill ty ucha'r ffordd and Drill ty issa'r ffordd together with all buildings thereon.

Rev. William Cleaver, Precentor of the Cathedral Church of St Asaph and Prebendary of Vaynol. Copy of ECE/DEEDS/SA441.

Charles Calveley, late of St Asaph, but now residing at Dee Cottage near Hawarden, co. Flint, esq., administrator of the goods of Mary Evans, late of St Asaph, spinster. Lease for 21 years from 29 September 1840 of m. or dwelling house in St Asaph and a close or parcel of land in Gwernglefryd known as Cae mab y Llaes and another parcel of land called Maeshir, and a parcel of land in St Asaph, and a parcel of land whereon a dilapidated m. or dwelling house, malt house, stable and other buildings lately stood.

Charles Calveley, late of St Asaph, but now residing at Dee Cottage near Hawarden, co. Flint, esq., administrator of the goods of Mary Evans, late of St Asaph, spinster. Counterpart of ECE/DEEDS/SA445.