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Case (copy) of Edw. Griffith, Carnarvon, converning the inclosing and letting of the piece of ground called Rhospedrual, p. Llanbeblig, co. Caern., by the corporation of Carnarvon, and the consequent depriving of occupiers of adjoining lands of winter commonage.

Opinion of D. Rice, Carnarvon, of proceedings to be taken against the enclosure and letting of common land. [The case is outlined in no. B120.].

[Disagrees with Griffith, Pedigrees, p. 271].

Biographical Notes concerning John Griffith of Llyne, d. 1585 and Edmund Griffith, bishop of Bangor, his grandson, d. 1637, of the family of Griffith of Cefnamwlch.

[Some points of disagreement with Griffith, Pedigrees, p. 250].

Notes on the genealogy of the Bayley family of whom Bishop Bayley of Bangor is first mentioned; and Epitaphs of William and Jane Wynn of Llanfair and their daughters Ellin Wynn of Llanfair and Mary Griffith of Brynodol.

Three Maps of which two, dated 1756 and printed for R. Baldwin of Pater Noster Row, showing respectively the island of Minorca and the town and harbour of Mahon with St. Philips's Castle on the island of Minorca. The third, undated, shows the island of Corsica. Printed.

Printed.

Probate (copy) Of The Will of Griffith Wynne of Taltreyddyn, co. Mer., esq.,. Testator devises:. To Dame Margaret Owen of Porkington, co. Salop., widow and Richard Vaughan of Corse y Gedol, esq., Edward Price of Dolgelley, esq., and Robert Wynne of Taltreuddyn, gent., all of co. Mer., the capital m. and demesne lands called Llanvair otherwise Plas yn Llanvair in Llanvair Isgaer and messuages and lands in Llanvairisgaer, Botandreg and Dinorwick, co. Caern., for 21 years in trust to use the profits to provide dowries for-Elizabeth and Jane Wynne, daughters of Griffith Wynne; but if William Wynne, the testator's s., on attaining his majority shall make a deed and fulfil its covenants, as was agreed in a previous deed, the will to be nullified. Testator names his trustees executors, in default of performance of the deed by his son Will dated 20 April, 1721 Recital of deeds of 7 Aug., 1695 (no. D844) 29 Aug., 1718 (no. D858). Endorsed with note of grant of grant of probate to Robert Wynne.

1. Ellin Parry of Pen-arth, co. Caern., widow. 2. William Wynne of Llanfair, esq.,. Articles Of Agreement to the effect that:. 1) 2 Is to convey his lands in counties Caern., and Ang., to certain uses, viz. his lands in co. Caern., to the use of himself and Jane, his wife, daughter of 1 for their lives and of his lands in co. Mer., part to be to the use of 2 for his life, and certain specified lands to the use of trustees for 21 years after the death of 2, for them to dispose half the rents for the benefit of the younger children of 2, as he shall appoint in his will, and the other half for paying the debts of 2. Thereafter, all the estate to pass to the issue male and female of 2. 2) 1 To pay £9000, the marriage portion of Jane, her daughter, wife of 2, to trustees in trust for Elizabeth and Jane Wynne, sisters of 2, as their marriage portions, and until their marriages, the interest therefrom to be used for their maintenance. Torn.

1. Jane Wynne, d. of Griffith Wynne of Tal y treiddyn, co. Mer., gent.,. 2. Robert Wynne of Nanney, gent.,. Quitclaim of actions agains 2, in consideration of the discharge of a trust of £900 .for 1 and Elizabeth Wynne, her sister, of which the portion of 1 is £450, and of £550 on lands assigned to Katharine Nanney of Nanney, widow and Edward Price of Dolegelley, esq., by a deed of even date, to the use of I and her sister Elizabeth, from which the portion of 1 is £275. Recital of a deed of 5 July, 1698 (no. D851). Endorsed with a note of receipt dated 10 Sept., 1724 by Katherine Nanney and Edward Price for £550 from Robert Wynne.

1. William Wynne of Llanvayr, co. Caern., esq., and Jane, his wife, d. of Ellin Parry of Penarth, widow, by Love Parry of the same, esq., her late husband, deceased. 2. Edward Price of Dolgelley, co. Mer., and Richard Edwards of Bodwrda, co. Caern., esquires. 3. William Brynker of Treborth and Love Parry of Wern-fawr, both of co. Caern., esquires. 4. John Wynne of Glynn-Llyfon and Zacheus Hughes of Trevan, both of co. Caern., esquires. 5. Richard Vaughan of Cors-y-gedol, co. Mer., and Humphrey Roberts of Bryn-y-neyodd, co. Caern., esquires. 6. Ellin Parry. Agreement To Suffer A Fine And Recovery (marriage settlement of William Wynne and Jane, his wife) of a capital m., and demesne lands called Llanvayr otherwise Y-Alas-yn-Llanvayr in p. Llanvayr-iscaer and other messuages and lands in the parishes of Llanvayr-iscaer, Bottandreg and Dynorwicke, co. Caern., and a weir in p. Llanvair-iscaer and a free piscary in the river Menay, co. Caern., a capital m., and demesne lands called Tally-Treyddin-fawr in p. Llanvair, messuages and lands called Tall-y Treyddin-Bach, Tir-bach, Pen-y-Bryn, Pant-Gwynne, Ty-yn-y-Coed and Hen Efel, in p. Llanenddwyn, and other properties in the parishes-of Llanvair and Llanenddwyn, co. Mer.; and a capital m., and demesne lands called Llwyn-Griffry and messuages and lands called Tythyn-y-Velyn, Y-Tu-yn-nhal-y-Bont and Melyn-y-Coed in p. Llanddwywey, messuages and lands called Eythyn-fynydd, Bodwyddill, Varch-ynys and Gwastad-Agnes in p. Llanaber and other messuages and lands in Llanddwywey and Llanaber, co. Mer., to uses specified (Tenants named). Recital of a deed of 13 Dec., 1723 (no. D866). Consideration: £900.

1. Elizabeth Wynne of Tal y treyddyn, co. Mer., spinster. 2. William Wynne of Llanfair, co. Caern., esq.,. Quitclaim of land (unspecified). Consideration: £450. Recital of deeds of 7 Aug., 1695 (no. D844) and 11 Dec., 1708, (no. D854) and the will of Griffith Wynne, father of 1, dated 20 April, 1721 (no. D860). Endorsed with a note of receipt for £450. Attached is a note of even date, written by Catherine Nanney of Nanney, widow, acknowledging receipt of a bond and promising to deliver it to William Wynne on demand. The bond, in £1,000, is made by Elizabeth Wynne, spinster, Edward Price, esq., and Robert Wynne, gent., to William Wynne, esq., and the condition is that Jane Wynne of Taltreyddyn, an infant shall, upon attaining the age of 21 years, grant a release to and fulfil such other acts as are required for William Wynne.

Letters Patent of George I appointing William Winne as sheriff of co. Mer.,. Latin. Seal.

Covenant by Richard Thomas of Carnarvon, co. Caern., gent., late undersheriff to William Wynne of Llanfair, esq., to pay William Wynne as high sheriff of co. Caern., any sums recovered against him and to save him harmless from all costs incurred by the negligence of Richard Thomas.