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1 Richard Owen of Peniarth, co. Mer., esq., Elizabeth his wife, and Lewis Owen, esq., son and heir apparent of the said Richard and Elizabeth. 2 Edward Wynne of Llanvorda, Shropshire, gent., and James Evans of the same, gent. 3 John Williams of Chester, esq., Robert Wynn, D.D., chancellor of St Asaph, Lewis Pryse of Gogarthen, co. Card., esq., and John Nanney of Maes y Pandu, co. Mer., esq. 4 Sir William Williams of Llanvorda, bart. 5 Margarett Williams, spinster, eldest daughter of 4. Pre-nuptial Settlement of the said Lewis Owen and 5, being a Covenant To Levy Fines by 1 to 2 to make 2 tenants to the precipe to suffer common recoveries of a capital m. called Aberfrwydlan, a mill called Aberfrwydlan Mill, p. Llanwrin, co. Mont., m's called Peniarth Ganol, Skybor Wen, Cwm Uch, Tythin y Gawen, Tythin y Pren Hir, Tythin Pengam, 4 a. in the holding of Lewis William, m's called Cae Garw, Anghereglas, Cwm Uch, Gwerglodd y Fron, p. Llanegrin, co. Mer., m's called Gelly Gerweth, Yscwrn, Pen y Bont, Cefn Gellgwm, Ty yn y Llan, High Gate, Cae Glas, Havod Wen, Bod y Fydde, Dol y Moch, Dol Haidd, a mill called Melin Newydd and m's called Cwm Horthin and Doledd, all in p's Trawsfynyth, Festiniog and Llanvachreth, m's called Swch, Tan y Rhiw, Blaen y Cwm, Carrog, Havod Fraith, Llechwedd Hafod, Tyddin y Meister, Dolydd, Melin Penmachno, Llan, Henriw Penrhyn, Pant y Maen, Dugoed, Cae Heilin, Cae'r Eglwys and Llawr Ynys and two thirds of a pool called Llyn Conwey, all in p. Penmachno, co. Caern., to enure to the use of 3 in trust for the use of the said L.O. for life, to the use of 5 for life as her jointure and to the use of the eldest son of the said marriage (further uses specified); a capital m. called Peniarth and the demesne land and mill occupied therewith, m's called Ty Newydd, Tythin Sienkin, Trawst Mawr, Glan Dysynni, otherwise Pant yr Efel, Tythin Bach Ar y Ffordd, Hugh ap Williams's house, Hugh Thomas's tenement, m's called Cyfer Pengam, Tythin y Wain, Pen y Ceunant, Bryn'r Eglwys, Brin Tudor and Llannerch y Nant, p. Llanegrin, m's called Cilgwyn, Bryn Hendre Boeth, Celligynil, Esgaer Ayre, Hendre Gae, Ty yn y Coed and Esgaer Dyddin, p. Llanwrin, m's called Maesteran, Pant y Goedloedd, Pant y Cittie, Bryn Llwyn, Tir y Pandu, Rhosilio, Tir y Castell, a m. in Cefn Darowen in the holding of [--], m's called Ffrydd Nant y Gaseg, part of Brynwg part of Cerrig y Fydde Fach, p. Derowen, two m's in the holding of John Evan and Richard Lewis in p. Machynlleth, m's called Abergwidol, Tir Anllwydd, Tir Rhosowir, Tir Rhyd Wasen, Tir Brin Eini, Ty Cerrig, Nant y Gaseg, Tir Cegir, Tir Caliga, Ty Cerrig near Glantwymyn, Tir y Prifnant, Gwerglodd y Llan, Graig Lwyd, Bwlch Glyn Mynydd, Cae Evan Issa, Ffelin Newydd, Glandyfi, Brynwg, p. Derowen, m's called Gwern y Bwlch, Glyntwymin, Brin Moel, Ceilwyn, Llain Wen and Gwalie, p. Cemes, and a fee farm rent of 23s. issuing out of lands called Cattarn Haiarn, to the use of the said R.O. for life, to the use of Elizabeth his wife in lieu of jointure, to the use of L.O. for life and the eldest son of the said marriage; m's called Tal y Bont, Gwydd Frynnie, Y Wain Fawr, Gaufron Hen, Gweirglodd Ddu, Llwyn ap Enion Llygad, Tythin y Plas, Tythin y Llan, Pant y Cefn, Tythin Bach yn Radfa, Garth House, Tal Frynni, Tythin Patrick, Tir y Blaidd, Bodowin, Tythin y Kilmin Troeddy, Cefn Coch and Pen y Wern, p. Llanegrin, co. Mer., m's called Tir y Pymtheg, Tan y Corin and Bach y Sil, p. Llanglinnin, m's called Bodgyrfa, Ynyshellog, Tir Bryth, Llettu Gainfelin, Ynys Gelynen, Tythin yr Ogo, Dol y Cypylltu, Dol Howell, Morben, Bacheglas, Cae Du, Wern Las, Howell Watkin's tenement, three meadows with a weir, and the site of two houses and two gardens, all in p. Machynlleth, co. Mont., and a third of lands in the town of Denbigh, of which the said R.O. is seized in fee expectant on the death of William ap William Prytherch, to the use of R.O. for life, to the use of L.O. for life and to the use of the eldest son of the said marriage (further uses specified). Consideration: £3,000. Endorsed: 'No. 1'.

Orders from Hugh Humphrey [cf. DA476] to his tenants Owen Humphrey Morris and Lewis Williams to pay the sums of £9 and £5 respectively to Lewis Owen of Aberfrydlan, co. Mont., on 1 May 1715.

1 Hugh ap Humphrey [of Peniarth Ganol, co. Mer., gent.]. 2 Lewis Owen [of Peniarth], esq. Memorandum Of Articles Of Agreement whereby 1 promises to convey to 2 his interest in a m. called Pantllwyfog, [p. Llanegryn], for £187.14.0 which appears to be the sum of money due from 1 to 2 and whereby 2 out of 'meer charity' promises to grant a lease of a tmt called Garth Fach to 1 and Gwen his wife for their lives, to allow 1 the rent of the said m's for the present year and to bestow £5 upon 1's daughter and 'it is also hop[e]d that Madam Elizabeth Owen' will also bestow another £5 on her.

Memorandum by Hugh Pugh of Dolegwyn, co. Mer., gent., acknowledging that he has in his custody a bond in £20 made between Lewis Owen, esq., Thomas Pugh, gent., and Edward Owen, gent., of the one part, and Anne Pugh, daughter of Hugh Humphrey of Llanegryn, of the other part. Endorsed: Memorandum of payment of £5 in Nov. 1718 and that the other £5 is to be paid by L.O.'s mother and 'Hugh Pugh's acknowledgement of a bond . which has been paid in full . for the use of the rascally daughter'.

Memorandum that Griff' Dukes in pursuant of an account settled between him and Lewis Owen, esq., acknowledges that if he has an acquittance signed to him by Richard Jones for £7 he will assign the same to the said L.O. in consideration that L.O. has allowed him rents due to the said L.O.

1 Rees Hughes of Pantperthog, co. Mer., gent. 2 David Rees ap Owen of p. Llanglyning, yeoman. Bond in £280 for the performance of covenants specified in DA500.

1 Richard Edwards of Bodurda, co. Caern., esq., son and heir apparent of Timothy Edwards of the same, esq., on behalf of himself, his father and his sister Jane Edwards. 2 Lewis Owen of Peniarth, co. Mer., esq. Articles Of Agreement for the conveyance of a m. called Nant Madyn, p. Llanegrin, co. Mer., and all other the m's late the inheritance of William Morris late of Nant Madyn for £290 payable to the said Jane Edwards.

Receipt of Benjamin Evan and David Morgan for payment of £3 by Lewis Owen of Peniarth for 2,500 'latts' and 350 more given to L.O. as an acknowledgement for his joint right of turbary to Kilkemes.

1 Elizabeth Owen [of Peniarth, co. Mer., widow] and Lewis Owen [of the same, esq.]. 2 Richard Brathwaite [of Caethley, esq.], and Margaret his wife. 3 Thomas Powell. [Assignment Of Mortgage] (Demise of two terms of 2,000 years) of the Caethley estate. Incomplete, final membrane only.

Copy Will of Lewis Owen of Peniarth, co. Mer., esq. (will dated 18 Oct. 1728). Bequeathes to his dau's Jane Owen and Elizabeth Owen £3,000 charged upon his estate according to the terms of his marriage settlement and a further charge on his estate of £500 each to them, and £500 to each of them due on a mortgage of the Caethlu estate and established by a decree of the court of Chancery and the remainder of the said mortgage to his son Richard Owen. Endorsed: 'A Coppy of my son in law' .'s will . delivered by Mr Yonge .' [cf. DA554].

1 Harry Jones of Ty yn y Celyn, p. Llanelltyd, co. Mer., gent. 2 Catherine Pugh of the town of Dolgelley, widow. Mortgage (Lease and Release) for £100 of the premises specified in (i) in DA478. Not executed.

1 John Jones of Cefngoed, co. Mer., eldest son and heir of Hugh Jones late of the same, gent., dec. 2 Hugh Pugh of Dolgelley, corvicer. Lease To Vest Possession of the premises specified in (i) in DA478.

1 William Vaughan of the town of Machynlleth, co. Mont., apothecary, and Elizabeth his wife. 2 Ann Vaughan of Maes y Wern Goch, co. Mer., spinster. Mortgage (Demise for 99 years) for £100 of the m. specified in DA533; Charge of the said m. with sums of £60 and £40 according to the powers granted to them in DA531 for the better securing the said sum of £100 and Declaration Of Uses of a fine levied on the said m., to enure to the uses specified in DA531. Recites DA531.

Receipt of John Vaughan for payment of £40.5.0 by the direction and for the use of Elizabeth Owen late of Peniarth, dec., specified in a receipt dated 3 March 1739.

1 Edward Williams of Penniarth, co. Mer., esq., and Jane, viscountess Bulkeley, his wife and also sister and administratrix of the goods of Elizabeth Owen late of Wrexham, co. Denb., spinster, dec. 2 Robert Williams of Brynyfynnon, co. Denb., esq. Release from the account submitted by 2 in relation to receiving and discharging debts due to and from the said E.O.

1 James Gilbert of p. Stepney, Middlesex, victualler, and Edward Williams of Peniarth, co. Mer., esq. 2 Richard Edwards one of the masters of the court of Chancery. Assignment Of A Bond And Judgement by the said T.G., by the direction of the said E.W., to 2 in trust for E.W. Consideration: £350. Recites that Rees Hughes of Pantperthiog has lately sold to E.W. diverse lands in co. Mer., that James Gilbert, father of 1, obtained a judgement against the said R.H. in 1728 for £353 being a debt upon a bond dated 2 July 1717 besides £3.3.0 costs, that J.G. the father on 13 July 1728 assigned the said bond to Thomas Phillips in trust for J.G. the son and that the said T.P. is dead.

1 John Owen of Erwgoed, co. Mer., gent. 2 Edward Williams of Peniarth, esq., and Dame Jane his wife commonly called Lady Viscountess Bulkeley Williams. Deed Of Exchange being a Gift by 1 to 2 of a parcel of land called Cae'r Pentre, p. Llanegryn, in exchange for a Gift by 2 to 1 of a parcel of land appertaining to a m. called Bryn Bleddyn and lying in a field called Llymaen in p. Llanegryn. Endorsed: 'Cae'r Pentre - part of Waen Fach .'.

1 Anne Vaughan of the town of Machynlleth, co. Mont., spinster. 2 Lewis Meyricke of the town of Dolegelley, co. Mer., gent. 3 Robert Ingram of Glynhafren, co. Mont., esq., and Anthony Poole of Mallwyd, co. Mer., clerk. Deed (Lease and Release) To Make A Tenant To The Precipe and to suffer a common recovery of a m. called Ty yn y Llwyn, p. Llanegrin, co. Mer., to enure to the use of 1. Endorsed: 'No. 6', 'No. 7'.

1 Dame Jane, otherwise called Lady Bulkeley Williams of Peniarth, co. Mer., widow. 2 Thomas Jones, rector of Trawsfynydd, clerk, and Robert Roberts and Gerrard Roberts, churchwardens of the same. Bond in £160 to secure repayment of £80 on 4 June 1763.