File D. D. 1,028. - Indenture, being a grant from John Smyth the younger of Carnarvon, gent., to his father, John Smyth the elder of ...,

Indenture, being a grant from John Smyth the younger of Carnarvon, gent., to his father, John Smyth the elder of Carnarvon, gent., of the moiety of a tmt and lands called Tythyn whittell, otherwise Tythyn whittall, which Randulph Smyth, dec., the grandfather of the said John Smith the younger (whose heir he is) heretofore purchased from Sir Edward Herbert, Knight of the Bath, and Dame Mary, his wife, situate in the town of Conway and in Llechan, co. Caern. Covenant by John Smith the younger and Elyanor, his wife, for further assurance of the said premises. Witnesses: William Stoddard; John ap Hughe ap David; John ap Hugh Smyth; Owen Morgan, otherwise Moyth; Robert ap Thomas David; Hugh ap Thomas David. Certificate by Wm Glynne (endorsed) that this deed was shown to John ap Hugh Smyth on 23 Sept. 1633. Certificate by Will. Glynne, Maurice Lloyd, and William Bulkeley (endorsed), dated at the house of Ellen Glynne, otherwise Robinson, in Carnarvon, states that this deed was then in the possession of William Stodart, clerk.