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Letters Patent granting the Rectories of Vaugh' [unidentified], co. Denb., and Llampadricke, co. Ang., late belonging to Monastery of Bissham alias Buscelsham, Berkshire, and a cottage and 16 a. of land (tenant named) called Mayne Hirion in t. Kiltalgarth, [p. Llanfor], co. Mer. to Thomas Price, after whose death they are to pass to Richard Poole, and then to Thomas Poole his son. Crown rent: £13.6.8 for Rectory of Vaugh', £13.6.8 for Rectory of Llampadricke, and 5s.4 for Mayne Hirion. Latin. Copy.

1 Richard Lloid and Margaret his wife, late wife of John Marche, dec. 2 John Russell, esq. Bargain And Sale of all m's and lands which 1 (b) had by the gift of John Marche and of Matild, one of the sisters and heirs of John Marche, and all rents and annuities issuing therefrom, except the sum of 46s.8 granted annually out of the property by Matild to Margaret for life, in t. and lp Presthenned, in the Marches of Wales, and also 1's interest in a bond, wherein Watkyn Fletcher and Jainkyn White are bound to 1 (b) in the sum of £40 to ensure the payment of the said annuity of 46s.8, the which bond is now forfeited for non-payment of the annuity. 2 Covenants to sue for the recovery of the obligation, and on recovery, to pay 1 the sum of £5 and also to discharge 1 of their debt due to William Clayton, gent., learned in the law, so that the debt does not exceed 5 marks. Endorsed with memorandum that 1 acknowledge the payment of 46s.8 for the annuity in the following manner: 23s.4 to 1. At foot: 'per me Ricu' lloid manu propria', i.e. scribe of document.

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Devises all his tmt's and lands in co. Ang., to Henry Rowlands, bp Bangor, and others, as trustees, to found and maintain a free grammar school in a house lately built on a parcel of ground lately purchased by him from Richard Thickens, in the town of Beaumares, co. Ang. (Details relating to the powers given to the trustees to maintain and govern the school and to appoint the schoolmaster and usher) and to erect an Almshouse in p. Llanerchmedd, co. Ang. for 8 poor people elected from p's Llantrisaint, Rhodegidio, Llachenfarwy (=Llechgynfarwy) and Gwredog (Details relating to the maintenance and discipline of the poor). Devises the rest of his property to the trustees to purchase land to provide in some college in University of Oxford so many fellowships according to the discretion of the trustees. In nuncupative codicil, bequests to relatives and others. Appended is a Rentroll of the free school and hospital, 1 April 1630. 3 Copies.

Devises all his m's and lands which he purchased from Thomas Bold, gent., in Brynerir, Rhos Owen and in t's Castellor and Perthkyrn, [p. Llansadwrn], co. Ang. to Edmund Griffith, dean of Bangor, and others in trust, the profits from which are to be used to maintain an Almshouse in Bangor for 6 poor men elected from p's Penmynyth, Aberdaron In Mellterim, Llan Gristiolis or Amlough, and the p. and town of Bangor, cos Ang. and Caern. (Details relating to the powers of the trustees, the election and discipline of almsmen.). Copy, 17C.

Receipt of Thomas Wynn of Amlough, co. Ang., gent., and John ap John ap Rees ap Kenricke of same, yeoman, churchwardens of Amlough, for the sum of £5 from John Parrie of Amlough, gent., late churchwarden of the same p., being legacies bequeathed by Henrie Rowlande, late bp Bangor, dec., received by John ap John, for the repair of the Church of Amlough.

Receipt of David ap Robert ap Gruffith ap John, 'fermour' of the late Priory of Bethkelert, co. Caern., of £6 from Mores Wynn of Gweidr, co. Caern., esq., in part payment of £10 of farm for the parsonage and benefice of Dolwythelan, parcel of the said Priory of Bethkelert.

Receipt of even date attached.

Memorandum that Owen Wynn, esq., in consideration of the sum of £100, has pawned to Richard Cartwright of Aynhor, Northamptonshire, esq., 1 diamond ring valued at £42, 1 ring set with 7 diamonds valued at £34, 1 pendant jewell valued at £89 (each described), all redeemable on the payment of £100.13.4, together with note of even date that William Greenhaugh, scrivner, received the items for the use of Richard Cartwright.

Propositions of Sir Owen Wynn for a marriage contract between his son, [Richard Wynn] and [? Sarah, daughter of Sir Thomas Myddelton of Chirk].

Petition of Lord Bulkeley, freeholders, and inhabitants of co. Ang., to Lord Chancellor Macclesfield for relief against an order of Great Sessions for raising £300 to build a House of Correction at Newborough, co. Ang.

1 Ieuan ap John ap Gutun Koh, feoffor of t. Pendaran, cmt. of Penllyn, co. Mer. 2 Lewis ap Ieuan ap John, son and heir of 1. Bargain And Sale of tmt's and lands (named but many are indecipherable) in t's Penaran, Castell, [p. Llanuwchllyn] and p. ?Llangewer, cmt. Penllyn, co. Mer. Witnesses: Morgan ap Rys ap D'd, Hwell ap John ap Gutun, Hewel ap Ieuan ap Llewlyn, D'd ap Rys Llwyd, Robart ap Ieu' ap John and Ricart D'd. Latin. Seal. Indistinct and imperfect.

1 Sir Thomas Williams of Vaynol, co. Caern., bart, Henrie Williams of Maes y Castell, co. Caern, esq. 2 Richard Owen of Bugden, Huntingdonshire, gent. Articles Of Agreement relating to the intended marriage between Edward Williams of Lincolns Inne, Middlesex, gent., and Elizabeth Williams, sister of 1. Marriage portion: £500.

1 Dame Susan Cesar of Badsley, Southampton, late of the Moate, Kent, widow. 2 Owen Wynn of London, esq. Power Of Attorney to receive the sum of £200 from Thomas Wright, late of the Inner Temple, London, esq. Recites that Thomas Wright is bound (26 July 1617) to 1 in the sum of £400 for the payment of the £200.

1 Dame Gaynor Thomas, wife and executrix of the will of Sir William Thomas, late of Caernarvon, co. Caern., kt, dec. 2 William Thomas of Aber, co. Caern., kt. Grant of the household goods (specified) of Sir William Thomas, dec., in his late dwelling house in Caernarfon. Paper.

1 Morris Wynn of Gwedyr, co, Caern., esq,. 2 John Wynn, son and heir of 1. Assignment Of Leases, in consideration of articles of agreement (8 March 1575/6) between 1 and William Gerrard, esq., Lord Chancellor of Ireland, relating to an intended marriage between 2 and Sydney, one of the dau's of Wg, and in consideration of an award (20 Dec. 1576) between 1 and Wg, of the prebend of Llanvayr In Dyffrin Clwyd, co. Denb., and all his man's, m's and lands in cos Caern., Mer. and Ang., and of 2 farms called Gwastad Agnes and Coytmor (p. unspecified). Draft. Paper.

1 Sir John Wynne of Gwyder, co. Caern., kt. 2 Henry [Rowlands], bp Bangor, Sir Roger Mostyn of Mostyn, co. Flint, kt, John Bodwell of Bodwell, esq., Thomas Vaughan of Pantglas, esq., Richard Gwyn of Glasynvryn, esq., William Johnes of Castellmarch, esq., all of co. Caern. Gift to found and erect a hospital of one 'Gwarden' and 12 poor men (named) to be called Jesus Hospital in p. Llanrwst, co. Denb., with the appointment of Richard Piggotte, MA, as 'Gwarden'. Draft. Paper.

1 Robert Panton of Llangernewe, co. Denb. yeoman. 2 Sir John Wynne, kt and bart. Mortgage (Bargain And Sale) of the grain of oats and straw growing on parcels of land called Bodygwynwydd and Swch y Ddainant in t. Havodunos, [p. Llangernyw] co. Denb. Consideration: debt of £6.13.4 owed by 1 to 2. Endorsed with note of even date that 40s. of the debt has already been paid by the sale of a mare to 2. Paper.