Dangos 1201 canlyniad

1 John Lloyd of Llangunnock [Llangynog], co. Carm., gent. 2 Phillip Howells of Mydrim [Meidrim], gent. Bond in £100 to abide by the arbitration of William Saunders of Llandeveylog [Llandyfaelog] and Thomas Griffiths of Carmarthen, gents, and in the case of failure of the arbitrators to make an award, to abide by the arbitration of Morgan Davies of Comb, esq.

Letter from Iltid Evans at Kencoed to an unnamed addressee, concerning the possibility of illicit examination of witnesses by a solicitor in the case of Saunders against Price and delivery of a commission relating to a will.

1 David ap Meredith of t. Rhywlas [Rhiwlas], co. Denb., yeoman. 2 John Lewes ap Hoe'll ap M'edd of Rhywlas, yeoman, and Hugh Powell of Trevorclawdd, co. Salop, yeoman. Pre-nuptial Settlement of Oliver ap David, son and heir apparent of 1, and Jonet Ellis of Treflach, [p. Oswestry], co. Salop, widow, being a Feoffment To Uses of a close of arable, meadow, pasture and woodland in Rhiwlas, [p. Llansilin], co. Denb., called Brynn Onnen (tenant and boundaries described) in trust, a moiety being to the use of 1 for life, and after his decease to the use of Oliver ap David and his heirs by Jonet Ellis, and in default of such offspring to Oliver's heirs, the other moiety to the use of Oliver ap David and his heirs by the said Jonet, and in default of such offspring to Oliver's heirs. Endorsed: Livery of seisin. Latin. Partly damaged.

(I) 1 John ap John ap Edenevet of Rhywlas [Rhiwlas], co. Denb., yeoman, and Maurice ap John, yeoman, his son and heir apparent. 2 Maurice ap Thomas ap Lle'n, alias Maurice Lloyd and Thomas ap Richard, both of Rhywlas, gents. Pre-nuptial settlement of Maurice ap John and Mary vch Hughe Lewis of Glynvechan, [p. Llansanffraid Glynceiriog], being a Feoffment to Uses of m's, tofts, lands and tmts in t. Rhiwlas, [p. Llansilin] co. Denb. Latin. (Ii) Declaration of Uses of the above settlement, i.e. the said premises in trust to 2, one moiety to the use of John ap John ap Edenevet for life and after his decease to the use of Maurice ap John and after the latter's decease to the first son of the marriage (further uses specified), the other moiety to the use of Maurice ap John for life and after his decease to the first son of the marriage (further uses specified), and Appointment to 2, after his decease, to stand seised of a third part of the premises in trust for Mary vch Hughe Lewis as her dower portion, and after her decease to revert to the uses previously specified.

1 Oliver ap David ap M'redith of Trevlegh [Treflach], co. Salop, yeoman, Jonett vch Ellis, his now wife, Daniell ap William of the same place, yeoman, and Katherin vch David, his wife. 2 Moris ap John of Havodgynvor, co. Denb., yeoman. Bargain and Sale with feoffment of 2 parcels of land called Bryn Onnen and Gwern y Vedw in Rhiwlas, [p. Llansilin], co. Denb. (boundaries described). Consideration: £26. Endorsed: Livery of seisin. Seals in cloth bags.

Chamberlain's accounts of William Gruffith, kt, chamberlain of North Wales, compiled from bailiffs' accounts within the counties of Caernarfon and Merioneth. Latin.

1 David Lloit ap John Edward. 2 William Edward, brother of 1. Grant in fee farm of part of a burgage in Chirk [co. Denb.], and grant of an annual rent-charge of 4s. issuing out of Melin Byradley [p. Chirk]. Annual rent: 8d. Latin.

1 William Jones of p. Machen, co. Mon., dyer. 2 Hugh Lumley, spinner, David Lewis, weaver and Thomas Davies, sawyer, all of p. Machen, Daniel Jenkyn, Minister of the Gospel, William Williams, Minister of the Gospel and William Thomas, surveyor, all of p. Mynyddislwyn, Daniel Lewis, Minister of the Gospel and Philip John, draper, both of the town of Newport. Lease for three lives of Capel y groes, p. Machen, co. Mon. in trust for the Welsh Calvinistic Methodists, according to regulations set out in a deed of declaration dated 10 Aug. 1826, enrolled in the High Court of Chancery, to allow the chapel to be used for religious worship; to let the seats in the said chapel and to use the income appropriately; to convey, sell, mortgage or otherwise dispose of the said premises in accordance with official directions from the Welsh Calvinistic Connection, subject to the provision of proper receipts by the trustees; and to use moneys thus raised in accordance with offical directions, with further terms and conditions concerning the appointment of replacement trustees and the financial responsibilities of all trustees. Recites the original demise for three lives by John Jones of Llanarth Court, co. Mon., to 1 of a piece of ground in Machen, dated 1 May 1843, and that a chapel has since been erected on part of that ground for the use of the Welsh Calvinistic Methodists at their own expense.

Miscellaneous files and individual deeds and documents, 1605-1978.

TRANSFER ASSIGNMENT AND RELEASE by Council for Small Industries in Rural Areas (CoSIRA) to Wales Tourist Board, in consideration of the release by The Secretary of State for the Environment and the covenant of Wales Tourist Board of certain securities or other property held by or on behalf of the Crown, particulars of which are contained in the attached schedule. Further details of the release, covenant and transfer are described.

RELEASE by (1a) David Lloyd of Llandecwyn, co. Mer., gent., (1b) Ellis Morris of Cricieth, co. Caern., gent., son and heir apparent of Morris ap Robert, deceased, and grandson and heir of Gaynor vch Humphrey, and (1c) William Griffith of Penllech, co. Caern., gent., son and heir of Elizabeth vch Humphrey, sisters and coheirs with Grace vch Humphrey, mother-in-law of David Lloyd and under whom he claims a share, to (2) John Jones of Ciltalgarth [p. Llanfor], co. Mer., of a messuage called Tythyn y Dderwen or Murthyn Eignion and Kae Coed y Berth (occupants named) in Ciltalgarth, for £37.

Seven vellum documents, 1736-1758, comprising accounts for land revenues to Sir Henry Fox, Lord Holland and Richard Bateman, Receivers General of the King’s Revenues in South Wales. Each multi-page document lists the annual land revenues from the counties of Pembroke, Carmarthen, Cardigan, Brecon, Radnor, Glamorgan and Monmouth in South Wales. Signed by Lt Gen. Thomas Farrington MP of Chislehurst, Auditor of the Land Revenues for Wales, 1739-1750, and subsequently Thomas Wynn, 1761. Declared before successive Chancellors of the Exchequer, Robert Walpole, Henry Pelham and William Barrington.

1 David Rees of Llanwrda, co. Carm., gent. 2 John Lewis William of Llanwrda, brother and heir of William Lewis William. Bargain And Sale Of The Equity Of Redemption of a m. called Tir Kilvach y Blauett, otherwise Tir Kilvach y Blawd, and a parcel of land called Rhandir y Maen Lloyd alias Tyr y Mynydd, p. Llanwrda, co. Carm. Consideration: £25. Recites a mortgage of 24 Sept. 1656 (nos 341-2).

1 David Rees of Llanwrda, co. Carm., gent. 2 John Lewis William of the same place. Bond in £200 for peaceful possession of the premises specified in no. 343.

Acknowledgement by David Rees of Llanwrda, co. Carm., gent., of the receipt of £60 and £25 and Release to the executors of William Lewis William and to John Lewis William of the said sums.

1 Margaret Lewis of p. Llanwrda, co. Carm., widow, and Lewis Powell of Cwm Clyn, co. Brec., gent. and Joan his wife. 2 William Thomas of p. Llanwrda, husbandman. Lease for 21 years of a m. called Tyr Killvach y blaued in p. Llanwrda, co. Carm., with covenant by 2 for repairs and maintenance. Annual rent: £5. Duties: Two pullets at Shrovetide and carriage of two horseloads of coal. Suscribed: Memorandum that 2 is to erect a barn from materials supplied by M. L. and is not to sub-let the premises without written consent of 1.