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Lease by Rice Pughe, Rector of Llysfaen, co. Carnarvon, clerk, surviving Devisee in Trust named in the Will of John Holland late of Teyrdan, co. Denbigh, Esq., deceased, the Rev. William Holland, Vicar of Overstowey, co. Somerset, clerk, Thomas Holland of Mancester, co. Lancaster, gentleman, and Rev. Jeffrey Holland, Rector of Penmorfa co. Carn., clerk, three of the younger children of the said John Holland, to John Holland of Brynesteddfod, co. Denb., Esq., eldest son of the said John Holland deceased, for 5sh. apiece, of a messuage, tenement, lands and hereditaments called Tythyn Dafydd y ffordd, otherwise Tyddyn y ffordd in the Parish of Llaneilian, co. Denb., for one year at a peppercorn rent, with view to a grant thereof. Signed and sealed by Rice Pughe, William Holland, Jeffrey Holland. Witnesses: Rowel Williams. Jno. Poole and James Rich of the Parish of Overstowey, Hugh Hughes. Endorsed: "The Rev. William Holland and others to John Holland Esq.".

Deed made between (i) R. Pughe, (ii) W. Holland, T. Holland, and J. Holland, (iii) J. Burgess and (iv) H. Jones, all mentioned in the preceding deed (No. 2552) whereby the release of the premises leased in the aforesaid deed is made to the said H. Jones who sells the property to the said J. Burgess, etc. Signed and sealed. (see no. 2552) Witnesses as before.

Deed whereby Joseph Burgess conveys to John Holland, after reciting various deeds and circumstances touching the matter, the messuage, tenement, lands, etc. called Tyddyn Owen ap Reginald in the Township of Towynan, Parish of Llanelian, co. Denbigh (see no. 2557) for the sum of £400 and interest for which the premises had been mortgaged, with view to wait the reversion of the same, in trust as specified. Signed by J. Burgess, and sealed as in the previous deed. Witnesses: Thomas Holland of Manchester, Rowd. Williams of Llanrwst.

Copy of the Will of Henry Jones of Llanrwst, co. Denbigh, currier, in which, inter alia, he bequeaths his messuage, etc., called Bryn y Neuodd, to his wife Ann. Signed and attested by Peter Pitens, apothecary, Watkin Owen, clock maker, William Owen, clerk with Mr Williams, Llanrwst. Proved in London, Sept. 13 1790. Extracted by Jenner and Bush, Proctors, Doctors' Commons.

Deed whereby Evan Lloyd of Ailwyd ucha, co. Flint, Esqre. and Elizabeth his wife, mortgage to Edward Jones, Esqre of Weprehall, same co., Esqre. the messuage, etc. called Plas newydd, and other premises (see no. 2523) for a term of two thousand years, subject to certain specified conditions for redemption, etc. for securing the sum of five hundred and ten pounds and interest. Signed by E. and Eliz. Lloyd. Sealed Witnesses: Helen Lloyd, daughter of the said John Lloyd, J. Podmore, clerk to F. Jones of Wepre. Endorsed with receipt by the said E. and Eliz. Lloyd for the consideration money, £510.

Copy of the Letters of Administration granted by William Davies Shipley, clerk, M.A., Dean of the Cathedral Church of St. Asaph, Vicar General and official principal of the Bishop of St. Asaph, to Luce Foulkes, widow and relict of Evan Foulkes late of Serior in the parish of Llanvairtalhayarn, co. Denb., intestate. Signed by John Jones, Dept Regr. Certified to be a true copy, examined by J. Oldfield, Edw. Jones. 23 February 1797.

Deed tripartite made between (i) William Lloyd of Dolhayarn, co. Denb., (ii) Lucy Foulkes of Serior, parish of Llanvairtalhayarn, same co., widow of Evan Foulkes of Serior, deceased and (iii) Ann Jones of Liverpool, whereby, the said W. Lloyd assigns to Anne Jones, after payment of £700 to Lucy Foulkes, as administratrix of the said Evan, etc, the premises mentioned in No. 2580 for security of the same, with interest. Signed by the first and second parties. Witnesses: William Jones of Serior, Edw. Oldfield. Endorsed with L. Foulkes receipt for the consideration money due to her. Signed. Same witnesses. Endorsed in a late hand: "William Lloyd an Infant, and another, to Miss Ann Jones. Release being an Assignment of a Mortgage of premises in the Parish of Abergele ...... for securing Seven Hundred pounds and Interest.".

Schedule of Deeds relating to the Title of John Wynne, Esq., to lands and Premises in the several Parishes of Llanelian and Bettws Abergele, co. Denbigh, and by him delivered to John Holland, Esq., and Mary Holland, spinster, upon the Execution of a Mortgage for securing £1000 and Interest. The dates of the Deeds are 30 September, 1 and 2 October 1799. At the foot the acknowledgment by John and Mary Holland of possession of the above mentioned Deeds and undertaking to redeliver them upon payment of the said loan and interest. - October 1799. Signed by John and Mary Holland. Witness: Edward Oldfield.

Deed whereby John Holland of Teyrdan, co. Denbigh, Esq., and Mary Holland of the same, eldest daughter of the said John and Margaret his wife, for 5sh. apiece, lease to John Wynne of Coed Coch, same co., Esq., a messuage and tenement with lands, etc., called Dolwen House, with Y Werglodd Ddû; y Ddol ganol, y Vownog, Y Ddol y Pandu, and Y Roft, with mills called Dolwen Mill, and a cottage, also a messuage, etc. there, all in the township of Twnnen, Parish of Llanelian; and a messuage and tenement, with cottages, lands, etc. called Ty Ucha, in the Village and Parish of Bettws Abergeley, and a fee farm rent of 2sh. and two capons issuing out of a tenement called Cefn Llaethfan in the Parish of Llanelian, etc. for one year at a peppercorn rent, with view to a grant thereof. Signature of J. Holland. Seal a monogram of her initials. Witnesses: Edward Oldfield, attorney, Farm. David Jones, Farm, Anne Parry of Caerwys.

"A Copy of an old paper which belonged to Mr Wynne of Brithdir." "An Account of the particulars of my Lands In Maesygroes and Llanveres." The total rental amounts to £351. "This was wrote by another person." The amount is £101. 2. 6 and includes rents in Llangynhafal and Kilken. Endorsed: "A coppy of the Rentrole of the late MV Wynne of Brithdir Estate.".

A tabulated Schedule or Valuation of the Timber on the Premises of Garnedd Tenement in the Parish of Bettws. Oak, Ash, one Alder Tree and Bark.

Memoranda relating to the tenants, rents, and allowances for taxes, of the Brithdir Estate. The rental amounts to £112. 10. 0. See No. 2605. No date.

"A Rentroll of all the Tennants belonging to ye Estate of John Wynne Esqr." The places mentioned, are: Ruthin, Llanrhydd, Llanfoorog, Llangynhafael, Llanynis, Llandyrnog, Llanrhaiadr, Denbigh, Nantglyn, Henllan, Bodffarry, Demerchion, Cwmb, Meliden, Caerwys, Nannerch, Ysgeifiog, Abergelly, Llanufydd, Llansannan, Bettws, Eglwusfach, Llanelian, Llansanfraid. The total rental amounts to £723. 5. 8.

Deed whereby Thomas Coutts of The Strand, co. Middlesex, Esq., and Sir Watkin Williams Wynn of Wynnstay, co. Denb., Bart., lease to John Wynne of Coed Coch, co. Denb., Esq., for 5sh., a messuage or tenement, farm lands, hereditaments, etc., called Garneddheilin, in the Parish of Bettws Abergele, same co., for one year at an annual rent of one peppercorn, with a view to his being enabled thereby to take a grant and release of the freehold reversion and inheritance thereof (no. 2613). Signatures of the lessors. Seals, a bust in profile. Witnesses: Anthony Burrow, W. Richards. Endorsed: "Lease of Possession. Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart., and Mortgage to John Wynne Esq.".

Tripartite indenture made between (i) Thomas Coutts of the Strand, co. Middx., Esq.; (ii) Sir Watkin Williams Wynn of Wynnstay, co. Denb., Bart., and (iii) John Wynn of Coed Coch, co. Denb., Esq., whereby the said Thomas Coutts, by the direction and appointment of the said Sir W.W. Wynn, sells to the said J. Wynn, for the sum of £618, the messuage or tenement with lands etc., appurtenant thereto, forty acres and eight perches subject to certain specified conditions, and undertake to produce certain documents of which a schedule is given at the foot of the deed covering the period from 1 Feb. 1680 to 9 March 1801, by means of which the descent of the holding may be deduced. Signatures and seals as in No. 2612. Witnesses: Anthy Burrow, Ja. Parkinson. W. Richards. Endorsed with receipt for the consideration money, viz. £618. Pencil note added, "£132 for timber". Endorsed also: "Release of a Tenement in Bettws Abergeley in the County of Denbigh called Garnedd heilin. Consideration £618. Sir Watkin Williams Wynn Bart to John Wynne Esq.".

Indenture made between John Wynne of Coed Coch, co. Denb., Esquire, and Jane Kyffin of Henllys in the Parish of Llanfairtalhaiarn, same co., Widow, whereby the said J. Wynne mortgages to the said J. Kyffin the messuage called Hendre, etc., in the parish of Bettws Abergele, for securing the sum of six hundred pounds and interest, subject to specified conditions. Signed and sealed by the parties. Fine impression of the armorial seal of J. Wynne. Witnesses: J. Oldfield, Edw. Oldfield, Attornies, Farm. Endorsed with receipt by J. Wynne of the consideration money, £600. Signed and attested as above, - and receipt by Mary Kyffin, (owner of the premises) of the amount of the mortgage £600 from John Lloyd Wynne, 21 February, 1820. Witness: Wm. Sillitoe. Endorsed: mortgage for a Term [of] 1000 years of a Tenement in the Parish of Bettws Abergele called Hendre, for securing £600 and Interest at 5 per cent. John Wynne Esq. to Mrs. Jane Kyffin.

Deed whereby John Wynne of Coed Coch, co. Denb., Esq., for 5sh. leases to John Oldfield of Farm, same co., gentleman, a messuage or burgage and garden, etc., in Castle Street, town and borough of Ruthin, same co., another called Cae'r odyn, parish of Llanferres, same co.; another called Cae Cymro, same parish; another called Fron hen, same parish; another Cae Madoc, same parish; another called Bryn Saeson, same parish; land called Erw Esginnen, same parish; a messuage called Brithdir, parishes of Cilcen and Llanferres, cos. Flint and Denbigh; a capital messuage, etc. called Clomendu, parish of Ysceifiog, co. Flint; a messuage called Plas newydd, same parish; messuage called Moelda, same parish; another Talwyn; another Brynshon; other Bryngoleu, al. Ty Gwyn in Llanerch, co. Flint; two closes called Coed Cae'r Pwll and Coed cae'r Skybor in Llannerch; a tenement called Banadle therein; lands in the parishes of Caerwys and Ysceifiog; a capital messuage in the town and parish of Holywell, co. Flint; other holdings in the same town, etc. for one year at a peppercorn rent, to enable him to take a grant and release thereof (no. 2625). Signed by the parties. Heraldic seals. Witnesses: Edward Oldfield, attorney, Farm, David Jones.

Schedule of Deeds taken by Mr. Parry Jones from Coed Coch, 2nd March 1855. Some are marked "returned". The dates range from 5 and 6 April 1803, to 28 August 1833. Signed by J. Parry Jones. Endorsed: "List of Deeds taken by Mr. Thomas Shiffer:, March 2nd 1855, for J. Parry Jones, Esqre., also returned after conveyance of Plas yn Cornel to Mr. P.W. Yorke, Decr. 1858".

Probate Copy of the Will, 26 May 1803, of Thomas Edwards of Plasuchaf in the Parish of Llanyfydd, co. Denbigh, gentleman. Signatures of Edward Jones of Plasynffan, William Jones of Carred Fynydd, Thomas Evans, servant, Plasuchaf. Extracted by Cooper and Townsend, Proctors, Doctors Commons. With Probate of John [Moore] Archbishop of Canterbury, 9 October 1804, before the Rt. Hon. Sir William Wynne, Knt., LL.D., Master of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, granted to the Rev. Robert Jones, clerk, and Evan Roberts, executors; signed by Geo. Gostling, Nath. Gostling, and R.C. Cresswell, Deputy Registers. Seal of the abovesaid Prerogative Court.

Captain's Commission by Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart., Lieutenant of co. Denbigh, constituting John Wynne to be Captain of a Company in the Corps of Isdulas Volunteer Infantry. Signed. Seal of Arms.