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Deed whereby Dorothy Wynne of Plas Ucha in the parish of Llanyfydd, co. Denbigh, widow and relict of John Wynne late of Coed Coch, same co., Esq., deceased, who died on or about 12 May 1788, releases to John Wynne, only. son of the said John and Dorothy, for 10sh., all her Dower or thirds and right and title of dower or thirds in the messuages, lands, hereditaments, etc. belonging to her late husband, to the said John Wynne her son, in order to enable him to have and hold the same without claim or demand, etc. Signed by the said Dorothy Wynne. Heraldic seal. Witnesses: Thomas Edwards, Anne Wynne. Endorsed: "Mrs. Wynne to John Wynne Esq. Release of Dower.".

Deed whereby John Wynne of Coed Coch, co. Denbigh, Esq., mortgages to the Rt. Hon. Lloyd Lord Kenyon, Baron of Gredington, co. Flint, Lord Chief Justice of England, for the sum of three thousand pounds, a messuage and lands, called Plas y Cornel, otherwise Cynddol, 311a. 1r. 13p; another called Clwt y Ddavaa Ddu; 70a. 2r. 13p.; another, Tyn Llan, 2r. 22p.; another, Tyn Llwyn 3a. 2r. 28.p.; another Cae Bedw, 11a. 1r. 18p. etc., all in the parishes of Llansannan and Llanfairtalhaiarn; a messuage, etc. called Gaireg fawr in the parish of Bettus Abergele, co. Denb., 27a. 1r. 28p., and another, Bryn dwda, same parish etc., subject to certain specified conditions of redemptions, etc. Signed by J. Wynne: Seal of arms. Witnesses: Geo. Kenyon, J. Oldfield. Endorsed with receipt of the consideration money, £3000.

Extract from the Roll of the Pleas at the Great Session of the King holden at Ruthin, co. Denbigh, before the Hon. James Mansfield, Chief Justice, and the Hon. Francis Burton, the other Justice, on 27th August, 42 Geo. III, A.D. 1802, recording that Edward Lloyd has recovered against John Wynne, certain specified messuages, lands, etc., in the Parishes of Ruthin and Llanferres, co. Denbigh. Endorsed: "27th August, 1802. Transcript of a Recovery suffered by John Wynne Esqe of Lands in the Parishes of Ruthin and Llanferres in the County of Denbigh.".

Indenture tripartite made between (i) John Wynne of Coed coch, co. Denb., Esq., only son of Dorothy Wynne late of Rhos, co. Denb., now of Plasuchaf, same co., Widow, by John Wynne aforesaid, deceased, etc., (ii) John Oldfield of Farm, co. Denb., gentleman, and (iii) Edward Lloyd of Cefn, same co., Esq., being a release to J. Oldfield aforesaid to make a tenant to the precipe for suffering two recoveries, viz., one in each of the Counties of Denbigh and Flint, of the premises mentioned in detail in no. 2624, to specified uses. Signed, sealed, and attested as in no. 2624.

"A Schedule of Deeds made previous to the marriages of John Wynne, now called John Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch in the County of Denbigh, Esq., with Miss (Mary) Holland of Teyrdan, same co., and also of Simon Yorke of Erthig, same co., Esq., with Miss Margaret Holland of Teyrdan aforesaid, and delivered to Mrs. Holland". The dates range from 5 and 6 April, 1803, to 10 March, 1807. At the foot, an acknowledgment by the said Margaret Holland of receipt of the deeds from Messrs Oldfield of Farm, 24 February 1830.

Deed whereby John Wynne of Coed Coch, co. Denbigh, Esq., leases to Simon Yorke of Erthig, same co., Esq., and John Forbes of Bodnod, same co., Esq., for 5sh., his real and other property in Trofarth, Bettus Abergele, Denbigh, Nannerch, Llanelian, Llansannan, etc. in the Counties of Denbigh and Flint, etc., for one year, at a peppercorn rent, with view to a grant thereof. Signed and Sealed by the lessor. Armorial bearings. Witnesses: Thomas Hughes of Ty Issa, clerk, Edward Oldfield, attorney, Farm, David Jones, clerk to Mr. Oldfield. The long recital of holdings hereby leased, appears to cover most, if not all, of the lessor's property in Wales.

Indented deed whereby John Holland of Teyrdan, co. Denbigh, esq., and Mary Holland of the same, spinster, eldest daughter and heir of the said J. Holland by Margaret, his wife, leases to Simon Yorke of Erthig, same co., and John Forbes of Bodnod, same co., esquires, for 5s. each, a messuage and tenements and demesne lands called Teyrdan, in the township of Bodlennin, parish of Llanelian in Rhos, same co., with other properties called Llan, Nant yr Efel, Ty Nesa i'r Eglwys and Ty hwnt i'r llan, Bryn y Person, Ty Newydd Llanelian, Bryn yalia, Gloddaeth, Plas Iolyn, Nant Ithel Fychan, Gloddfa, Ty Celyn, Tyddyn y Gwynt and Cottage, y Figin, Llettyr Adar, Bryn Elian, Dderwas, Bryndansi, Nant y Cochol, Pennant, Frith hen and Bryn Bras, Ty Mawr, Bryn, Gwerglodd Tyn y ddol, Fron Ucha, Fron hwfa, Tyn y ddol and Casbwll, etc., in the parishes of Llanelian aforesaid, and Llansaintfraid Glan Conway, and various townships thereof, with fee farm rent etc. for one year, at a peppercorn rent. Signatures and seals of John Holland and Mary Holland. Witnesses: Thomas Hughes, Ty Isa, clerk, David Jones, clerk to Mr. Oldfield.

Deed of four parts made between (i) Thomas Lloyd of Denbigh, gentleman, devisee named in the Will of Anne Stodart, late of Denbigh, widow, deceased; (ii) The Rev. Robert Price of Berse, co. Denb., clerk; (iii) Thomas Jones of Llantysilio, same co., Esq., and (iv) Edward Lloyd of Kefn, same co., Esq., whereby the said T. Lloyd conveys to the said T. Jones, for £130, certain land called Gwerglodd Shammas, 4a. 1r. in the Township of Bryngwyn Escob, Parish of Dymerchion, co. Flint, subject to specified charges, and conditions of redemption, etc., with assignment of term to attend the inheritance thereof, to the 4th party, in trust for the 3rd party. Signed and sealed by the 1st and 2nd parties. Witnesses: John Hutchinson and J. Foulkes of Wrexham, attorneys, J.C. Williams. Endorsed with receipt of T. Lloyd to T. Jones for £130, consideration money. Signed and dated as above. Witness: J.C. Williams, attorney, Denbigh.

Release by Morris Jones, Gaynor, his wife, Robert Jones and Sydney, his wife, to John Wynne of Coed Coch, of the premises specified in no. 2645, following the levying of a fine thereon, for £100, subject to specified terms of trust, and sundry conditions duly expressed. Signatures, seals, and attestation as in no. 2645. Endorsed with receipt to J. Wynne, for £100 consideration money.

Deed made between Sir Edward Pryce Lloyd of Pengwern, Bart., and Cynric Lloyd, whereby an exchange is made between the parties, of the messuages, tenements and lands reciprocally granted by the one to the other, as set forth in the several leases made by the one to the other (see nos. 2654-5), subject to certain specified conditions and covenants made between each party and the other, appointed under a power in the Will of Sir Edward Lloyd, deceased. Signed by the parties. Heraldic Seals. Witnesses: John Thomas, attorney, Llanfyllin; Moris Brown, butler to Sir Edw. Pryce Lloyd; Robert Sidebotham, Tu Issa Saint Asaph.

Deed of three parts made between (i) John Lloyd Wynne (lately called John Wynne) of Coed Coch, co. Denbigh, Esq.; (ii) John Oldfield of Farm, same co. gentleman, and (iii) Mary Coytmor of Abergeley, same co., concerning the marriage settlement of John Lloyd Wynne aforesaid and Mary Holland of Teyrdan, same co., and showing that the said J.Ll. Wynne has borrowed £700 from Mary Coytmore aforesaid, secured by this deed of Demise and Charge thereof with interest, in pursuance of a Power reserved to him by his said marriage settlement, subject to certain specified trusts, conditions, and payments set out in detail. Signed and sealed by the 1st and 2nd party. Witnesses: Edward Oldfield, attorney, Farm; J. Lloyd of the same. Endorsed with: 1. Receipt of J.LL. Wynne to M. Coytmore for £700 consideration money. Same date, signature, and attestation. 2. Receipt by Frances Eleanor Bertie to J.LL. Wynne for £70 part principal money and interest due to her as executrix of the will of the said M. Coytmore, 14 Sept. 1812. 3. Receipt by the same to the same for £100, paid in all £300, £400 now due, 10 Nov. 1819. 4. Receipt by the same to the same of £30, 26 Dec. 1812. 5. Receipt of Richard Howard to J.LL. Wynne of £420, being the whole remainder of principal and interest, due on the within written mortgage on the 28 April next ensuing. Dated 12 March, 1821. Memorandum of Richard Howard, that Lord Bulkeley, being Executor and Residuary Legatee to Mrs. Frances Eleanor Bertie, has administered to her effects in Doctors Commons. Mrs. Bertie, being Executrix, etc., to the within named Mary Coytmore, administered to her effects at St. Asaph.

Articles of Agreement for the sale of a messuage, tenement and lands, called Bryn yr Odin, in the Parish of Llanelian, co. Denbigh, made between Thomas Thomas of Downing, co. Flint, Esq., Edward Lloyd of Cefn, co. Denbigh, Esq., and the Rev. Robert Anwyl of Lleweny Hall, same co., clerk, trustees appointed under the will of Elizabeth Lloyd, deceased, of the first part; Thomas Williams, yeoman, Elizabeth Williams alias Evans, widow of the late William Williams, John Edwards. yeoman, William Jones and Mary his wife, Elizabeth, wife of David Williams, John Kenrick, John Jones and Jane his wife, Edward Roberts, and Elizabeth his wife, persons beneficially interested in the said sale, of the second part; and Thomas Lloyd of Denbigh, co. Denb., Esq., also similarly interested, of the third part. Signatures and marks of the parties.

Deed whereby Thomas Thomas of Downing, co. Flint., Esq., Edward Lloyd of Cefn, co. Denb., Esq., The Rev. Robert Anwyl of Lleweny Hall, same co., clerk, (Trustees appointed by the Will of Elizabeth Lloyd, deceased, late wife of Evan Lloyd, late of Aelwyducha, co. Flint., Esq.,) and Thomas Lloyd of Denbigh, Esq., lease, for 5sh., to the Rev. Howell Holland Edwards of Pennant in the parish of Eglwysfach, co. Denb., clerk, a messuage or tenement with lands appurtenant called Bryn yr Odyn in the parish of Llanelian, same co., one hundred and three acres, three roods and thirty five perches, for one year at an annual rent of one peppercorn, to the purpose of enabling them to grant to the said Rev. H. H. Edwards, the freehold reversion and inheritance of the premises aforesaid, upon specified trusts, etc. Signatures and seals of the lessors. Seal, a falcon. Witnesses: Edward Oldfield, atty. Farm. Endorsed: "Lease of Possession. Thomas Thomas, Esq. and others to H.H. Edwards, clerk.".

Deed whereby Thomas Jones of Llandysilio Hall, co. Denbigh, Esq., leases to Thomas Lloyd of Denbigh, Esq., for 5sh. a parcel of land called Gwerglodd Shammas, 4a. 1r. in the Township of Bryngwyn Escob, Parish of Dymerchion, co. Flint, for one year at a peppercorn rent, with view to a grant thereof. Signed by the lessor. Seal: on a wreath a griffin's head couped. Witnesses: Thomas Salusbury, Edw. Lloyd.

Deed whereby Thomas Jones of Llandysilio Hall, co. Denbigh, Esq., releases and grants to Thomas Lloyd of Denbigh, Esq., a parcel of land called Gwerglodd Shammas, 4a. 1r. in the Township of Bryngwyn Escob, parish of Dymerchion, co. Flint, (see no. 2674) for the sum of £130, subject to a yearly rent of £1. 6. O etc. Signed, sealed and attested as in No. 2674. Endorsed with receipt of Thomas Jones to Thomas Lloyd for £130 consideration money. Signed, dated and attested as above.

Extracted out of the District Registry at St. Asaph: Copy of Will of Thomas Lloyd of Denbigh. Signed by the Testator, dated 27 October, 1809. Witnesses: Edward Williams, grocer, Thomas Roden, stationer, John Moore, surgeon, all of Denbigh; and Letters of Administration granted on 9 September 1911, to David Lloyd, son of the Testator. The Rev. Howell Holland Edwards and John Copner Williams are named as executors. Signed by Charles W. Wyatt, R.J. Sisson, District Registrars.

Deed whereby John Matthews of Plas-yn-Llysfaen, co. Carnarvon, gentleman, and John Maughan, gentleman, of Hitchin, co. Hertford, commissioners named in an Act of Parliament for inclosing lands in the Parish of Bettws Abergele, co. Denbigh, lease to John Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch, co. Denbigh, Esq., an allotment or piece of land of the common called Mynydd-y-Cogwin in the Parish of Bettws Abergele aforesaid, and another allotment, part of the common called Allt-felen, in the same Parish, viz. lot 8 and lot 10 in the particulars of sale, etc., for one year at a pepper-corn rent, upon trusts to be declared in another indenture to be dated the day after the date of this present deed. Signed and sealed by the commissioners above mentioned. Witnesses: J. Oldfield, John Matthews of Mold, Edward Oldfield.

Deed whereby John Matthews of Plas yn Llysfaen, co. Carnarvon, gentleman, and John Maughan of Hitchin, co. Hertford, gentleman, Commissioners named in the Act of Parliament for inclosing lands in the Parish of Bettws Abergele, co. Denbigh, lease to John Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch, co. Denbigh aforesaid, Esq., for 5sh. an allotment in the Common thereof, called Mynydd y Gell in the said Parish, and another adjacent thereto, called Frith Shenkin, with abuttels and boundaries described, etc., for one year at a peppercorn rent, with view to a release thereof. Signed and sealed by the commissioners. Witnesses: J. Oldfield, John Matthews of Mold, Edward Oldfield.

Deed made between (1) John Matthews of Plas yn Llysfaen, co. Carnarvon, gentleman, and John Maughan of Hitchin, co. Hertford, gentleman, Commissioners in the Act of Parliament, 9 George III, relating to the inclosure of land in the Parish of Bettws - Abergele; (2) John Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch, co. Denbigh, and (3) John Holland of Teyrdan, same co., for £89 paid by the said J.LL. Wynne, and £801 to the first party by the said J.LL. Wynne, in all £890 paid to the said first party, the said John Matthews and John Maughan as said Commissioners, release to the said John Lloyd Wynne, a parcel of land being part of a common called Mynydd-yr-Cogwin, in the parish aforesaid, comprising two inclosures and a cottage, abutting on a farm called Bryndwda, 94a., 25p., and another allotment of land, part of a common called Allt-felen, same parish, abutting on a road from Gill Llidiart to Llangerniw, a farm called Glyn-Luce, Gwyndu-Ucha and Bron-y-Pistill farm, in trust with specified conditions. Signed by the first party. Witnesses: J. Oldfield, John Matthews of Mold, Edw. Oldfield. Endorsed with receipt for the consideration money; signed and attested as above. Endorsed in a late hand: "Messrs Matthews and Maughan, Commissioners under the Bettws - Abergele Inclosure Act, to John Lloyd Wynne, Esq. Release being a conveyance of allotments in Bettws to pay expences of the Act and of carrying out the same into execution".