Dangos 862 canlyniad

1 David Piers of Maestran, cmt. Penllyn, co. Mer., yeoman, and John David Piers his son and heir. 2 Cadwaladr Lewes of Penaran, co. Mer. Mortgage (Bargain And Sale) of 2 m's called Tythyn Kynvrig and Tvthyn y Daydeg in t. Maestran, [p. Llanycil], co. Mer., to secure £100. Endorsed: note of livery of seisin. Latin. Seal, fragment.

1 Cadwaladr Lewis, gent. (quer.). 2 David Piers, John David Piers, and Elen his wife (deforc.). Final Concord of 2 m's, 4 cottages, 6 gardens, 40 a. land, etc., in t. Maystran, [p. Llanycil] co. Mer. Consideration: £120. Latin. L. H. Indenture.

1 John David Piers of Maestran, cmt. Penllyn, co. Mer., gent. 2 Arthur ap Edward ap Ieuan of same, gent. Mortgage (Bargain And Sale) of a parcel of land called Y Cae Glas in t. Maestran, [p. Llanycil] co. Mer., to secure £20. Latin.

1 John ap Rees ap William of Pentraeth, co. Ang., gent. 2 Hugh Arthure of Beaumaris, co. Ang., merchant. Bargain And Sale With Enfeoffment of a moiety of a m. called Tythyn yr Ired alias Tythyn Hugh Kenverick (late in the tenure of Grace verch Rees, widow), which 1 received by the gift of Owen Hughe of Whinbegge, Norfolk, gent., and which had previously been the property of Edward Herbert of Montgomery, kt, and Mary his wife, and a toft in a place called Keven Hir, abutting at one end upon the land called Erw Troyd Gwylan, and on the other upon the highway leading from a place called Rhos y Keven Hyr, which was late the property of William ap Ieuan ap Rees, dec., grandfather of 1 in p. Pentraeth, co. Ang. Endorsed with note of livery of seisin. Latin. Seal, broken.

Letters Of Administration granted to Ellis Lewis and William Anwyll, gent., of the goods of Elizabeth vz Ellis Va'n, late of Llanyollyn, dec. Latin.

Certificate of the marriage of Richard Griffith, son and heir of John Griffith of Bagillt, co. Flint, gent., dec., and Martha Pennant, daughter of Edward Pennant, esq., of Bagillt, performed by Raph Hughes, esq., one of the JPs of co. Flint. Published in T. Pennant, History of Whiteford and Holywell, p. 259. Endorsed with details of the births of their children.

1 William Gruffith of Clockaynock, co. Denb., gent. 2 John ap Hughe Thomas of Llanelidan, co. Denb., yeoman. Grant To Farm Let for 2 yrs of 1 m. in which William Thomas, dec., lived, and closes of land called Y Cay Glas Lleia, Y Kae Glas Mwya, Y Kae Rhedyn, Y Fedw Ucha, Y Fedw Issa, Bryn Edward, Y Kae tan y Poptu, Y Weirglodd Fechan, Erw r weirglodd, 'r Erw Fechan, Y Kae tan y Tu, Y Kae Meriog, Y Llwyn Ucha, Y Llwyn Issa, Erw r Nant, in t. Llanerchgron, p. Clockaynock, co. Denb. Covenants by 2 to pay the sum of £10 out of the rents to Martha Gruffith, sister of 1, and to 1 the residue of the rents 'over and above soe much and such parse therof as shalle really and truely [be] disposed of' for the 2 yrs payment to the said Martha. Draft.

Devises all his lands in cmt. Penllyn, co. Mer., to his son and heir, Edward ap Cadwaladr, and lands called Nancoel, Y Gessel, Drws Ardydwy, Y Weyrglodd Wen, Cae yr Bickre to his daughter, Lowri verch Cadwaladr. Bequests to relatives and others. Unsigned.

1 Dame Margarett Wynne, widow, late wife of Sir John Wynne the younger, kt, dec. 2 Sir John Wynne of Gwydyr, co. Caern., kt and bart, and Richard Wynne, esq., his son. Grant To Farm Let for a term of 79 yrs of the capital m. called y Werne and m's and lands (tenants named, yearly value given) called Bwlche y Mayne, Erw r Bant, Cum Croesor Tythyn Y Llan, Hendrehoydlyw, Borthwen, Dolwen Goche, Kay Ednyved, Ffryth Hire Ynys, Ynys Evans Meadowes, Gogo Llychwyn, Havod Talog, Havodgay, Tythyn Ddw in Croysor', all in p. Llanrothen, co. Mer., 1/2 of the grange called Havod Tandreg, parcel of man. Nanhwynen, and m's called Oerddwr and Cum y Vedw Ddu, cmt. Evyonyth, co. Caern. Annual rent: £250. Paper.

1 Sir Henrie Bagenall, kt. 2 Owen Holland of Berrowe, co. Ang., esq. Exchange by 1 to 2 in fee farm of m's and lands called Sarn Vorfydd, Tithin Y Skibawr,Tithin Ll'n ap Tudder,Tithin Yr Orsedd alias Y Kefn Du (except 2 closes called Pen y Braich), Y Tithin yn llaw Thomas ap John, Tithin John Mason, Tithin y Corne (tenants named), all part of t. Eskiviocke, [p. Llanfihangel Ysgeifiog], co. Ang., for lands and tmt's (unspecified) in t. Eskiviocke about the value of 1/2 of the said t. from 2 to 1, assigned by lease of even date by 2 to Griffith Bagnall, second son of 1 for 30 yrs. Crown rent: £3.14.4 payable by 2 and £3.14.4 payable by 1. Recites that t. Ysgeifiog with licence to mine and sell coal there was granted by Letters Patent, respectively to William Sackville (13 Sept. 1528) for 40 yrs, Nicholas Bagnall, kt, (1 July 1565) for 25 yrs, Henry Harvie, esq., (16 Dec. 1575) for 30 yrs, and to Nicholas Bagnall, kt, (14 Jan. 1576/7) in capite by 1/20 of a knight fee, each at annual crown rent of £7.8.8; that the reversion of the said t. after death of Nicholas Bagnall is descended to 1, his son and heir. Power of Attorney granted by 1 to Richard Griffith, gent., to perfect a livery of seisin of property from 1 to 2. Copy.

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.

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.

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].

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.