Dangos 3623 canlyniad

Information presented to the Lord President of the Council in the Marches of Wales by Marmaduke Lloyd, esq., attorney on behalf of the King, against Sir William Wogan of Wyston, knight, John Phillips of Pentribarch, esq., Alban Owens, of Hanlys, esq., William Vale of Haverford west, James Phillips of Castle bighe, John Meredith of Maenclochogg, John William Cardigan of the same, John Cornocke of St. Dogmells, Lewis Ievan of Llangolman, Evan John Dedwith, Harry John Dedwith and William John Dedwith of Harismote, defendants, touching the wrongful imprisonment of Lewis Roblin of Walton by Sir William Wogan and Alban Owens justices of the peace, to prevent the said Lewis Roblin prosecuting a number of the defendants. Copy.

1. David Griffith of Llanthewie aberarth, co. Cardigan, gent. 2. Gruffith ap Ievan Trahern of Llanthewie brevy, co. Cardigan, gent. Grant of a bond in £60 for the performance of covenants in a deed from David Evans of Llanbadarn odyn to David Gruffith touching two messuages in the parish of Llanbadarn odyn aforesaid.

1. Morgan Gwynn of Llanvihangel Yerwarth, co. Carmarthen, gent.;. 2. John Lewis of Llisnewidd, parish of Llangeler, co. Carmarthen, gent. Bond in £600 for the performance of covenants specified in a deed of even date. Latin-English.

1. Richard Mores David ap Owen of the town of Machenlleth, co. Montgomery, yeoman;. 2. Edward Pugh of Dolyravarddu, parish of Llanvayn, co. Montgomery, gent. Bargain And Sale of a messuage or burgage in a street called Street gwyr gwynedd otherwise Pentre yr Allt in the town of Machenlleth, co. Montgomery.

Commission from the Court of Arches to the following rectors, vicars or curates, viz., Henry Griffeth of ? Loveston, Thomas Williams of Hodgestone, William Williams of Walwins castle, David Lloyde of Penboyre .... Owen, Meredith Charles of Marthery, Thomas Robartes of Lampeter Velfray and Henry Griffeths of St. Petrox, to examine witnesses in the appeal of Thomas Lloyde, gent., against the restitution of conjugal rights to his wife Joan Owen. See No. 7173 dated circa 1615-1624. Latin. Torn.

1. Alban Owen of St. Dogmells, gent.;. 2. Evan Owen, George Owen the younger, and William Owen of Henllys, gent., reputed sons of George Owen late of Henllys, esq., deceased, father of Alban Owen. Confirmation of a lease for their lives made by the said George Owen of a messuage and lands near Egloyserowe, a meadow called the Castle meade and lands at Maesymain, with a parcel of land called Yr Avell vagh, a messuage and lands near a brook called Gavran, and two messuages in the lower end of Eglosserow called Place y Castle, with a small messuage or cot and a piece of land near the old common pound called Tir y vron in the tenure of William Force and John Nicholas, clerk, all in the parish of Eglosserowe. Witnesses: William Bradshaw, Owen Johns, John Owen, John Thomas, clerk, George Owen, James Vaughan, John Owen, Thomas Mathias, Gruffith Vaughan, Hugh Thomas, clerk.

1. Alban Owen of Henllis, esq., lord of the barony and lordship of Kemes;. 2. Maulde David of Dolemaine in the parish of Manachlogddy, widow. Bargain And Sale in consideration of £22 of the wardship of John David, son and heir of Llewelyn David late of Dolemaine, gent., deceased, the said John being a child of 15 years, viz., two messuages or tenements in the parish of Llanvair Nantgwyn called Bulch y clawdd and Blain y weine now in the tenure of the said Mauld David, one other messuage called Pen y Knucke in the same parish in the tenure of John William Jenkine, and two messuages and lands in the parish of Whitchurch called Eskeir yr orthe in the tenure of John William Jenkine, and two messuages and lands in the parish of Whitchurch called Eskeir yr orthe in the tenure of Thomas ap Evan Llewelyn David, gent., all of which are held of the said Alban Owen as of his barony and lordship of Kemes by knight service. Witnesses: John Rees Griffith, David Morgan of Clydey, David Cawey, ? Ievan James of Whitchurch, Thomas ap Ievan Llewelyn David, Moris Thomas, John David, the writer of the decd. Seal.

1. Matilda (Mauld) David of the parish of Manachlogddy, widow;. 2. Alban Owen of Henllis, esq. Bond in £200 to perform the covenants of an indenture of even date concerning the wardship of John David of Manachlogddy, being the child, son and heir of Llewelyn David, gent., deceased. Witnesses: John Rees Griffith, David Morgan de Clydey, David Oiwen, Llewelyn James of Whittchurch, Thomas ap Ieuan Llewelyn David, Moris Thomas, John David, scribe.

1. Harry David of the parish of Deinas, yeoman;. 2. Alban Owen of Henllys, esq. Assignment in consideration of £31 of a mortgage made by Phillipp Rudderch to Harry David of a messuage in Brynhenllan and a messuage in Heschoon issa, parish of Deinas. Witnesses: Thomas Phillip, George David, John Owen James, Evan Griffith Batha, John Harry Thomas, Hugh Davies. Latin. Seal.

Award of Richard Harrye of Llanvalltegg, gent., and John Phillip William of Henllan Amgoyed, co. Carmarthen, yeoman, in the dispute between Evan Griffith of Llandissillio, co. Carmarthen, yeoman, and Rees David ap Ievan of the same, yeoman, touching lands in the parish of Llandissillio, co. Carmarthen. One seal.

1. David Griffith David and Griffith David Griffith, his son and heir both of Llangoedmor, co. Cardigan;. 2. David ap Rees of Penbrin, co. Cardigan, yeoman. Further Mortgage for £12 of lands called Tir Knock y daddle, Park y Rhos logyn and Park yr eithin, and a messuage and lande called Tir y llynnodd gwynyon or Ffordd y wared, parish of Llan goedmor, co. Cardigan. Witnesses: Griffith David Thomas, David ap David otherwise Keler, John ap Howell, David Griffith ap Ieuan John, Alban Hughe.

1. Marie Pughe of Pennall, co. Merioneth, widow, late wife if Hughe Pughe, gent., deceased;. 2. John Lloyd of Nantmynach, co. Merioneth, gent., and Bridgett his wife, one of the daughters of the said Marie Pughe. Assignment of the remainder of a term of years in a lease of a messuage and lands called the ffrithe in the township of Pennall, co. Merioneth, extending in length from the rivers of Dyvi and Dulas to Keven Trassaley in Pennall and in breadth from a brook or 'pearle' called Nant Kellygen in Pennall to another brooke or 'pearle' called Nant Llewelyn, which was leased by Dame Gwen Pryse of Gogerthan, co. Cardigan, widow, 6 May 1630, to the said Marie Pughe at a rent of 10s annually. Witnesses: Ros(?e) Pughe, Evan ap Richard, Thomas ap Ievan ap ?Hughe, Humphrey ap Ievan .... Seal.

1. Jenett Phillipe otherwise Rees of the parish of Llangolman, widow;. 2. Alban Owen of Henllys, esq. Grant in consideration of £13 of a third part of three messuages and lands at Treklyn in the parish of Eglossyrow in the tenure of John Owen of Berllan, gent., a third part of a messuage and lands in the parish of Manachlogdduy in tenure of Thomas Howell. Witnesses Phillippe Bowen, William Owen, George Owen, Nath. Myles, William Vaughan, Ievan Howell, William Lewes, William Griffith Batha, Thomas Rees of Manachlogddu, Lhwelyn Lewes of Llangolman, George William Griffith.

1. David Griffith David of the parish of Llangoedmore, co. Cardigan, yeoman, and Griffith David Griffith, his son and heir, yeoman;. 2. David ap Rees of Penbrin, co. Cardigan, yeoman. Further Mortgage for a total sum of £63 of the lands specified in No. 2126 dated 15 Oct. 1626. Witnesses: John Owen, Rees Morgan, John Nicholas of Aberporth, Jenkin John ap Rees, tucker, and Alban Hughe.

1. David Griffith David of Llangoedmor, co. Cardigan, yeoman, and Griffith David, his son and heir, of the same, yeoman;. 2. David ap Rees of Penbrin, co. Cardigan, yeoman. Bond in £120 for the performance of the covenants in a deed of equal date upon a messuage called Tir y llynnodd gwynion or Fordd y wared and the lands called Tir knwck y daddle, Parke y Rhos logyn and Park Eithin in the said parish. Witnesses: Rees Morgan, John Nicholas of Aberporth, Jenkin John ap Rees tucker, Alban Hugh. Latin-English.

1. William Younge of Tregaman, parish of Nevarne, gent.;. 2. Mathew Bowen of Coedwynnocke, parish of Nevarne, gent. Release of a messuage, etc., called Parke y quarrel, parish of Nevarne. Witnesses: Phillip Bowen, clerk, Thomas ap Evan, tailor, David William ap Owen.

Letters Of Attorney from Alban Owen of Henllis, esq., empowering John Lloyd of Henllis, gent., to sell his lands in Hendley upon Thames, co. Oxon, in the tenure of Andrew Boulte. Witnesses: Henry Phillippes, Nath. Myles, George Davies, Phillipp Thomas, Griffith Williams.

1. Alban Owen of Henllys, esq.;. 2. Hector Philippes of Gibiland, co. Cardigan, esq., and John Lloyd of Henllis, esq. Settlement after the marriage of George Owen, gent., son and heir apparent of the said Alban Owen, and Margarett Lewis the youngest daughter of Sir George Lewis of Abernantbychan, knight, of the castle of Newport, the town of Newport, the lordships or manors of Eglosserowe, Newcastle, Red Wales, Bayvill, and Moylgrove, the capital messuage called Henllis, the capital messuages and lands called Court and Vrocheste, parish of Eglosserowe, Berry and Pen y knwck, parish of Nevarne, Pen y knowck, Rheed y Vanton and Rheed y mirch, parish of Moelgrove, Tuy Bach y Rose, Pen yrhyw, New Mill, parish of Molegrove, Henllys issa, and Henllys ycha, parish of Nevarne.

1. Alban Owen of Henllis, esq. 2. Hector Phillipps of Gibbyland, co. Cardigan, esq., and John Lloyd at Henllis, esq. Settlement after the marriage of George Owen, son and heir apparent of Alban Owen, and Margarett Lewis, the youngest daughter of Sir John Lewes of Abernantbychan, co. Cardigan, knight, of the barony of Kemes. Fragment.