File 41/1 - Pant Glas (formerly Nant)

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41/1

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Pant Glas (formerly Nant)

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  • 1771-1820 (Creation)

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1 parcel (2 bundles = 17 items) with original label inside

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Parcel containing two bundles of deeds relating to Pant Glas Farm [formerly called Nant], 1771-1820. The file contains an attested copy (1820) of the will of Peter Tomkies of Oswestry, 1771; the marriage settlement of Edward Tomkies and Ann his wife (late Clutton), which includes Nant, 1779; a feoffment by Rev. John Robert Lloyd of Aston to Edward Tomkies of four pieces of land in Porkington and an allotment of common land awarded out of the manor of Whittington, 1789; a trust settlement to provide portions for the children of Edward Tomkies, of Nant and other properties in Leg Street and Bailey Street, Oswestry, 1795; a mortgage by Charles Eyeyley and Anne his wife (nee Tomkies) and John Tomkies, 1808; deeds associated with disentailment involving John Tomkies and Elizabeth his wife, William Henry Rosser of St Andrew Holborn and John Pugh of Cardiston, 1820; and the conveyance by John Tomkies and his mortgagee to William Ormsby Gore and Mary Jane his wife and their trustees of the messuage of Nant, now called Pant Glas Farm, comprising the house, buildings, fold, garden and fields (named), with plan incorporated, 1820. Further documents comprise an abstract of title, 1771-1820, a coloured plan and solicitors’ correspondence.

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Seal tin badly rusted

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Judicial Seal in tin attached to exemplification of recovery.

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Endorsed: livery of seisin, 1789.

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Bundle 14; Cist ‘24, Lord Harlech’ (paper label); (7/7) NLW Longueville Collection, 1988 Deposit, Box 171; and Cist Ormsby Gore/Lord Harlech (3/6); NLW Longueville Collection, 1988 Deposit, Box 304.

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  • Text: 41/1 (Box 38)