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1. Sir William Jones, kt., one of the King's Justices of his Chief Bench at Westminster. 2. John Griffith the younger of Llyn, co. Caern., esq., and Richard Wyn of Lyncolnes Inn, co. Middx., esq.,. Certified Copy Of A Feoffment To Uses of a capital m. and demesnes of Castellmarch and all lands thereunto belonging, two islands called Stydwall and Marchros and other messuages and lands in Castellmarch, Llangian, Llaneingian, Llanbedrog, Pwlhelie, Kilan, Brynkelyn and Marchroes, co. Caern., which were the messuages and lands of 1 before the marriage of Griffith Jones and Marie his wife, to uses specified in the marriage settlement of Griffith Jones and Marie his wife, then to the use of 1 for his life and after his decease to the use of Griffith Jones for his life, then his heirs male, and in default of such issue to the use of Charles Jones for his life, then his heirs male, and in default of such, to the use of Robert Jones for his life, then his heirs male. Provision is made for making leases of the property, except for the capital m. and demesne of Castellmarch, the islands called Stydwall and Marchros and the lands limited for the jointure of Marie, wife of Griffith Jones. Original deed dated 30 June, 1638. Note of examination of copy dated 19 Feb., 1656/7. (See also no. D621, dated 20 March, 1647/81.

[See also R134-7, P434-51, X10, 19].

Will of John Rowlands of Nant, co. Caern., esq.,. Testator devises:. To Humphrey [Humphreys], bishop of Bangor and others as trustees, his messuages and lands except for messuages and lands in p. Clynnog , a m, called Pentre Bach, in p. Llama, and a m., called Place Puleston in Carnarvon, to the use of his eldest d.. Catherine Rowlands and her heirs or in default of issue to his second d., Elizabeth Rowlands and her heirs or in default of issue to his rightful heirs. The m., mill and lands in p. Clynog, the tmt., called Pentre-bach in Llanunda and the m., called Place Puleston in Carnarvon, all in co. Caern., to his trustees to stand seized of them to the use of the testator's wife Frances Rowlands for her life, with the condition that she is to educate her d., Elizabeth Rowlands properly during her minority, then to his d., Elizabeth and her heirs or in default of issue to Catherine Rowlands and her heirs to his d., Elizabeth, £1000 various monetary legacies to relatives and others. The residue of his goods, chattels and personal estate to his wife Frances Rowlands. Testator appoints his wife Frances Rowlands and his trustees guardians to his daughters until they attain majority, names his trustees overseers of the will and makes his wife, Frances Rowlands, his executrix.

Will (copy) of John Rowlands of Nant, co. Caern., esq.,. Testator devises:. To his servants Richard Williams and William Probert Owen, annual rents of 40s issuing out of a m., and lands called Pentre Bich, p. Llanunda and a m., and lands called Tre yr Grwin, p. Llanllyfnie, for their lives, while they are in the service of his wife and eldest s.,. To his youngest s., Thomas Rowlands, a yearly rent of £30 for his life on a m., and lands called Graianog, late of Randolph Wynne, esq., deceased, p. Clynnog. Under a deed dated 12 July 1682 and a bond dated 10 April 1699, the testator devises to Humphrey [Humphries] bishop of Hereford, John [Evans] bishop of Bangor, Jane Owen of Porkington, co. Salop, spinster and Rowland Wynne of Glanyrafon, esq.,. Messuages and lands called Cwm Dyly issa, Gwastad Agnes, Cwm Dyly Uwcha, Grey fron, Llyndu issa and Hafod y Porth, p. Poethkellert, co. Caern., a yearly rent charge oat of the tmt., called Berthlwyd, t. Nanmor, co. Mer., a m., and lands called Coch y Bige and a mill called Maesog Mill and lands thereto belonging p. Clynnog, a m., and lands called Drosgol, p. Llanunda, co. Caern., a m. and lands called Graianog [p. Clynnog] and all other messuages and lands of Randolph Wynne, esq., deceased, except as much as is devised to his wife, Frances, to hold for 17 years in trust, and to pay to Hugh Wynne of Carnarvon, gent., £10 yearly for 5 years after the testator's decease, for his part in assisting with the payment of trusts, to pay to his three daughters £416-13s-4d each, and a further £600 each to Catherine and Elizabeth. If either dies before the age of 22, her portion to be divided between the survivor and his other d. Margaret, if Catherine and Elizabeth both die, the proportion of the survivor to be used to buy lands to the use of his s., and heir apparent, Richard Rowlands, and his heirs for ever. After the raising of these sums, the trustees to surrender the properties and term of years. To his younger s., Thomas Rowlands, a m., and lands called Bachwen and a m., and garden, p. Clynnog, with reversion to his s., Richard, and his issue, then to his daughters Catherine, Elizabeth and Margaret and their issue, then to his brother William Rowlands and the latter's s.. John Rowlands. To Frances, his wife, messuages and lands called Wernes-Deg, Glasdraine, Havod wedir, Havod y rhyske and Wenallt, p. Bethkellert, also, in addition to her jointure, a house called Plas Puleston, Carnarvon, arable land and houses built thereon adjoining Maes Inkle Spicer, p. Llanbeblig, messuages and lands called Bryn y Gro and Tyddin y Berth, parishes of Llanllyfny and Clynnog and a mill in p. Clynnog, co. Caern.,. The reversion to his sons Richard and Thomas and their issue, then to his daughters, Catherine, Elizabeth and Margaret and their issue, his brother William and the latter's s. John to his maidservant Grace Williams, £10. To his d. Margaret, half his goods and chattels, she to pay to Catherine £200. To his wife, to maintain his children until they reach the age of 21, the other half of his chattels. Testator appoints his wife Frances and his d. Margaret his executrices; gives the guardianship of his children to Humphrey [Humphries], bishop of Hereford, John [Evans], bishop of Bangor, Jane Owen and Rowland Wynne and appoints It ugh Wynne of Carnarvon gent., overseer of the will, awarding him also 20s to buy a ring. Endorsed with a note, undated of examination by Hugh Wynne and 'Mr. Wynne' signed by Hugh Wynne: and with the opinion, dated 11 Nov., 1707, of Morley Saunders on the will. Fragile.

1. Samuel Wynne of Coytmor, co. Caern., gent., late Lieutenant in Brigadier Rook's late Regiment of Foot. 2. Thomas Rowlands of Nant, esq.,. Draft Assignment of interest and arrears of interest on a sum of E600 laid out in sums of £200, £150 and £50 (further specified) to the use of the maintenance, clothing and education of John Wynne, s. of 1. Recital of two mortgage deeds, dated 1 Tan., 1712/3 [D639] and 29 March, 1?16, and two bonds dated 2 June, 1722 and 27 April, 1728. Lands mentioned (in the mortgage deeds): lands called Brynhynog, p. Llannor, and lands called Bron y voyle, p. Treflys, co. Caern.,.

Memorandum of attornment of David ap Richard, tenant of the tmt., called Pant clafrdu, [p. Llanbeblig, co. Caern.,] to Hugh Griffith, gent., and of a subsequent lease to him by Hugh Griffith of the property for an annual rent of £4-5s.

1. William Thomas of Llanyestyn, co. Ang., gent.,. 2. Hugh Griffith of Caernarvon, co. Caern., gent. Lease and Release of shops, lower and upper rooms and messuages in Caernarvon, co. Caern. (Occupants named). Consideration: £7.

Memorandum of attornment by John Ellis to Hugh Griffith, gent., for lands called Caû Erw and a field called cae'r sadler and the meadow thereto adjoining, part of Pen y Gelly and the meadow called Talpish, of the lease to him by Hugh Griffith at a total rent of 6. Endorsed with a note, headed 25 Sept., 1704 of a lease by John Ellis to Hugh Grifith of a field called Cae Tû r stabler for 5 years at a rent of 15 s .

1. John Greenroad of p. Chattum, co. Kent, mariner, s. of Elizabeth Greenroad, deceased, and grandson of Jenett Davies late of p. Narberth, co. Pemb., widow, deceased. 2. Dorothy Griffith of p. Narberth, co. Pemb., widow, and John Griffith, her son. Release of a one-fifth part of an estate called Tydding Due, in the tenure of Richard Williams, in p. Llan Llechyd, co. Caern. Consideration: £10.

Appointment of attornies by Owen Jones, gent., and John Jones, clerk, first and second vouchees in a plea of land (apparently a recovery) in which Hugh Griffith, esq., and John Rowlands, gent., demand against Owen Hughes and John Morris junior, gent., 10 messuages, 20 gardens and 360 a. of land, etc., in Crickieth and p. Llansant Y Catherine, co. Caern.

1. John Griffith ap Robert of Bryncroes, co. Caern., yeoman. 2. Hugh Griffith of Carnarvon, esq. Lease for 40 years after the decease of 1 of a m. and lands in the tenure of 1, p. Bryncroes, co. Caern., with special provision for the dower rights of Ellin, wife of 1. Consideration: 5s. Other lands mentioned: messuages and lands, part of Parke mawr, p. Rhiw, co. Caern.

1. Elizabeth Griffith of Kefnamwlch, co. Caern., widow, Robert Evan of Llangwnadle and John Griffith ap Robert of Bryncroes, yeomen. 2. Hugh Griffith of Carnarvon, esq. Release of a m. and lands called Porth Gwylan and another m. and lands, p. Penllech, a m. and lands called Tythyn y Llan otherwise Mûr poeth, p. Tydweiliog, 2 parks called y Parke mawr and y Parke bach otherwise Cae'r ffynnon and a m. and lands, p. Rhiw, a m. and lands in Bryncroes and messuages, lands and fields called Erw'r wydol, p. Llangwnadle, co. Caern., (tenants named) to 2 to uses specified. Consideration: £315 by 2 to Elizabeth Griffith and 5s each by 2 to Robert Evan and John Griffith ap Robert, 51-7s by Elizabeth Griffith to Robert Evan and 6 by her to John Griffith ap Robert.

1. William Herbert of Powis Castle, co. Mont., esq., commonly called Duke Powis and Thomas Budd of p. St. Andrew Holbourne, co. Middx., gent.,. 2. John Griffith of Carnarvon, co. Caern., gent.,. Bond in £3600 that 2 is to enjoy for 20 years messuages and lands specified in a deed of even date. Latin, English.

1. John Griffith of Glanhavern, co. Mont., esq.,. 2. Benjamin Pyne of London, goldsmith. Assignment Of Mortgage (Demise for remainder of 99 years) for £600 on messuages, farms and land called Brynodol, Caermour, Trewen, Tar Llangiaw, Cemeister, Rhose Neigwl and Rhad ab Engan in the tenure of Ellis Anwill of Brynodol, clerk, in Llaniestyn, Dydweiliog, Llandegwning, Llangian, Rhiw and 'Edern, a m. in the tenure of John Rowland, p. Dydweiliog, a m. of which one part is called Tûrtor and the other part Pengloga, in the tenure of John Probert Evan, p. Edern, a m. in the tenure of David ap Arthur, p. Nevin, a m. and lands called Cwm in the tenure of Griffith Jones, p. Cymiog otherwise Clynnock and a field called Caêr ychaen in the tenure of Robert Jones and a tmt., called Bry y Menirch in the tenure of Griffith Williams, p. Llandegwning, all in co. Caern. Recital of deed of 3 Jan., 1719. Endorsed with two notes of repayment by 1, both signed by 2, one dated 11 June, 1724 for £522-Os-3d and the other dated 4 July 1724 for £223-3-2d.

1. John Griffith of Carnarvon, co. Caern., gent.,. 2. John Griffith of Cefnamwlch, esq.,. Articles Of Agreement that for the conveyance by 1 June, 1720 of a tmt., called Brynodol in the occupation of Richard Parry and of a quit rent of 25s. issuing out of a tmt., of ?1 called Brynadol in the occupation of Ellis Anwill, clerk, in p. Tydwiliog, co. Caern., for a consideration of £800, 2 also to give a bond as collateral security.