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Probate Of The Will proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, of Elizabeth verch Robert of p. Edern, co. Caern., Testator devises to be buried in p. Edern to the church of Edern, 12d.,. To her daughters Jonett verch Richard and Agnes verch Richard and her s., David ap Richard 10s. each List of debts due to the testatrix. Testatrix appoints her s., Griffith ap Richard her executor Will dated 10 Jan., 1650/51. Seal.

1. William Arthur of Llandwrog, co. Caern., yeoman. 2. William Probert of Llandwrog, gent.,. Draft Surrender, upon condition of payment of £200 by 1, of a m., and lands in the occupation of I in Dynlley, co. Caern., Attached to no D178.

1. John Lloyd of Llannor, co. Caern., gent., and Owen Lloyd, his s., and heir apparent. 2. Moris ap Richard of Penychen, gent., and William Jones of Bodvean, gent.,. Lease (copy) for 6 months of messuages and lands called Tuy newydd, Tyddyn David Moel, Yr Hendir, Gweyn Iago, Cae Cerrig, the lands between the house called Y Tuy Newydd and the lands hitherto of John Bodvell, late of Bodvell, esq., deceased, now of David Lloyd of Llannor, gent., messuages and lands called Pen caer chwith and the lands down to the river called Afon Wahallwy, and lands called Y Goetre, Tyddyn Gwladyn, y Ty yn y Llan, Cae'r Viccar and quillets of land thereunto belonging in Penmaen Beuno and Llannor, co. Caern.,. Consideration: £40.

1. John Lloyd of Llannor, co. Caern., gent., and Owen Lloyd, his s., and heir apparent. 2. Moris ap Richard of Penychen, gent., and William Joens of Bodvean, gent.,. Feoffment To Uses (copy), (marriage settlement of Owen Lloyd and Mary, d., of Griffith Jones of Bryntannie), of messuages and lands called Y Tuy Newydd and demesne lands, Cae'r Wern, Tyddyn David Moel, Yr Hendir, Gweyn Iago, two little closes near Llwyn Newburrough, Y Cae Cerrig, Pen Cae'r Chwith, lands down to the river called Afon Wahallwy, the close called Y Goetre, Tyddyn Gwladyn, Y Tub yn y Llan, Cae'r Viccar and parcels of land thereunto belonging in Penmaen Beuno and Llanor, co. Caern., tp specified uses. Consideration: maintenance of Owen Lloyd and Mary, his wife in the house of Griffith Jones for as long as they wish, £45 upon their leaving, and the payment of debts owed by John Lloyd.

1. John ap Richard John of Aberech, co. Caern., yeoman and Elizabeth, his wife, Evan Evans of Beumares, co. Ang., gent., and Mary, his wife, William Pugh of Llaneingan, co. Caern., yeoman, and John ap Robert of Bottwnog, co. Caern., yeoman and Elizabeth, his wife. 2. Richard Edwards of Nanhoron, Robert Evans of Llanarmon, Owen Lloyd of Llannor and Richard Wynne of Penyberth, all of co. Caern., gentlemen. Covenant To Levy A Five (copy) in the next Great Sessions for co. Caern., on a m., and lands called Tythyn Richard John Robert in the tenure of John ap Richard and William Owen, p. Aberech, a m., now in the occupation of Robert Evans in Pwllhely, a m., and lands called Tu yn y, Cae in the tenure of Oven Hugh, yeoman, in Llannor, five parcels of .land in Llannor thereunto belonging, the messuages and parcels of laud being heretofore of Gaynor Eliza, late mother of William Pugh and wife of Owen Hugh, all other the lands of William Pugh in Llannor and a m., and lands called Tythyn Hugh ap Richard, sometime of John ap Robert, in Llangynvil, all in co. Caern., to specified uses. Consideration: £84.

1. Anne Jones of p. St. Thomas in Southwarke, London, widow, late wife of Griffith Jones, deceased. 2. John Rowland of Pwllheli, co. Caern., gent.,. Lease and Release of a m., and lands, which were of Griffith Jones, in the tenure of Margaret verch John Evan, widow, in p. Tydweiliog, co. Caern.,. Consideration: £20. Endorsed with a note, dated 9 Nov., 1681 of assignment of the property by 2 to John David of Cefn Coch, yeoman, for £10. Seal wanting.

1. Hugh Rowland of Llannidan, co. Ang., yeoman. 2. Hugh Lewis of Pont Newyth, co. Caern., gent.,. Mortgage (Release To Uses) for securing the yearly rent of 40s., on messuages and lands called Tythyn y Pentre bach in the tenure of Owen Morgan, t. Dinlley, co. Caern.,. Seal.

1. Griffyth John David of Llannor, co. Caern., yeoman. 2. Griffith John of Llanyestin and Evan John ap Robert of Bottwnnog, yeoman. Feoffment To Uses (marriage settlement of 3 and Elizabeth, d., of Griffyth John) on messuages and lands called Tir John Robert Cler or Tythyn Twdweiliog in the tenure of Margarett John Evan and Evan Griffyth, p. Twdweiliog, co. Caern., to the use of 1 for his life, then to the children of him and Elizabeth in order, or in default of such issue, to his rightful heirs, with the proviso that Elizabeth is to have half the tmts., in Tudweiliog if she survives 1, and 1 to have the right to dispose of the other half by will or deed for six years after his death.

Will of Lowry David of p. Llangian, co. Caern., widow Testator bequeaths:. The m., lands, houses and gardens called Glansoch, p. Bottwnnog, co. Caern., in the tenure of Sydney verch Robert Owen, to Grace verch Richard, her youngest d., for 15 years, then to her d., Ellin verch Richard for 11 years, then to her d., Mary verch Richard for 9 years, then to her s., Thomas ap Richard for ever her goods, chattels and household stuff to Grace, except her churn, to Ellin The testator appoints her d., Grace verch Richard her executrix.

1. Lloyd Bodvell, esq., as guardian for and on behalf of his s., Peter Bodvell, esq., an infant, and Hugh Griffith, gent.,. 2. Griffith Hughes. Notification Of The Lease for 4 years of a m., and lands called Havod y werne, and the mill there [p. Llanwnda, co. Caern.,] Annual rent: £29.

1. William Griffith of Llyne, George Coytmor of Coytmore, Arthur Williams of Meillionydd, Timothy Edwards of Bodwrda and John Lewis of Rhiw, esquires and Lewis ap Evan of Rhiw, yeoman, all of co. Caern.,. 2. Elizabeth Hughes of Bodaden, co. Caern., widow. Lease for 21 years of parcels of land called Tir r Eglwys late in the tenure of John Lewis in p. Rhiw, co. Caern., on condition that Owen Hughes of Bodaden, gent., eldest s., of 2 an infant, to occupy them. Annual rent: 12 s, to be used for the reparation of the parish church of Rhiw. Other land mentioned: a tmt., and lands called Tû Mawr yn Porth Neighgwl, p. Rhiw, co. Caern.,. Seals, fragmentary. Fragile.

Specimen Form of application for benefit under the charity left by the will of John Maurice, gent., deceased, for articling an apprentice.

1. Hugh Thomas Shone and Thomas Hughes, his s.,. 2. Matthew Prichard of p. Bryn Croes, co. Caern.,. Mortgage (Demise for 12 years) for £3 on a m., called llain Rhus Mattow, p. Llangwnadle, co. Caern.,.

1. John Griffith of Cefnamwlch, esq., brother and heir of William Griffith, late of Llyn, esq., deceased, both of co. Caern.,. 2. Owen Meyrick of Bodorgan, co. Ang., esq., and Timothy Edwards of Bodwrda, co. Caern., esq.,. 3. William Brynker of Treborth, co. Caern., esq.,. Release (copy) to the use of 3, of messuages, farms and lands called Dolbenmaen, Rhwng y ddwy rhydd, Dolegan, Tythyn Mawr, three Brynefels, Plâs y Ddol, Tythyn y Graig, Hendre ddu and Thomas Hughes's House in p. Dolbenmaen, co. Caern. Recital of a deed of 28 June, 1718 and a lease of 16 Oct., 1721. Consideration: £4,500.

1. Griffith Owen of p. Nevin, co. Caern., yeoman. 2. Henry Hughes of the same, yeoman. Assignment of the yearly rent of 12s. , on a m., and lands called Gongl fawr otherwise Ty-yn-y-Gongl in the tenure of Owen Prichard David [p. Nevin, co. Caern.,] granted by 1 in a lease for 12 years dated 3 June 1723. Consideration: £3-10s.,.

1. Hugh Thomas of p. Llangwnadle, co. Caern., and Thomas Hughes of the same, his s., and heir apparent, yeomen. 2. John Thomas of Nevyn, blacksmith. Bond in £60 to observe covenants contained in a deed of even date. Latin, English.

1. Rees David, yeoman, and Margaret, his wife. 2. Edward Owen the elder, gent.,. Draft Precipe Of Concord with regard to 3 messuages, 2 cottages, 6 gardens and 70 a. of land in p. Edern, co. Caern.,.

1. John Jones of Bodgadley, co. Caern., yeoman, grandson and devisee of Griffith Hughes, gent., father and devisee in fee of William Griffith of Liverpool, co. Lanc, deceased and John Griffith of Bodgadley, yeoman, brother of William Griffith. 2. Richard Edwards, esq., one of the Masters of the High Court of Chancery and Lewis Nanney of Carnarvon, gent.,. 3. The Rev. Richard Nanney, clerk, vicar of Clynog. 4. Mary Cadwalader of Nevyn, widow, administratrix of the goods of Robert Ellis her late husband, deceased, a judgment creditor of William Griffith. 5. John Jones of Tu-Issa, gent., judgment creditor of Griffith Hughes. 6. Rev. David Ellis of Gwynfryn, co. Caern., clerk. 7. Owen Hughes of Trefan, esq.,. Draft Release (a) by 1 to 6 of messuages and lands called Tan y foel otherwise Cae Sir Hugh otherwise Tir y foel, Dryll Sir Hugh, Bron yr Erw, Bryn havod and Llwyn Bedw, p. Clynnog and parcels of land in the lands of John Griffith, esq., in Llanfaglan, co. Caern., Assignment (b) of the same by 2 to 7 in trust for 6 ; Assignment (c) of the same by 3 to 7 in trust for 6 ; Covenant (d) by 4 to assign to 6 the judgment of Robert Ellis against William Griffith and Covenant (e) by 5 to assign to 6 a bond dated 20 March, 1729/30. Recital of deeds of 24 Jan., 1728/9 and 20 March, 1729/30 and the wills of William Griffith, dated 1 March, 1730/31 and Griffith Hughes, dated 12 Feb., 1731/2. Consideration: a) £500 by 6 to Lewys Meyricke the registrar. of which £5-13s-3d is to John Jones and £4-4s-id to John Griffith, and 5s each to them by 6. B) £7-6s-8d., part of the £500, to 2, and 10s each by 7. C) £7-6s-8d., part of the £500, to 3, and 10s., by 7. D) £200, £96-7s-4d and a further sum, part of the £500, to 4. E) £47-8s-8d., and a further sum, part of the £500, to 5. Endorsed: 'A Copy of Mr. Ellis of Gwynfryn's Deed of Purchase of Voel Estate'.

1. William Smith of South Tidworth, co. Southants., esq., owner of the real estate late of Sir William Williams late of Vaynol, co. Caern., bart., deceased. 2. John Mostyn of Denbigh, co. Denb., esq.,. Lease for 21 years of the mineral rights together with the liberty to sink mines etc., in the tmts., and lands of 1 in p. Llanberis and in two farms called Glan y Bala and Pen y Llyn, p. Llanddeniolen, both in co. Caern.,. Several conditions are specified, including the following: One sixth of the minerals mined to be the property of 1. 2 To have six able men working at each shaft 1 to be taken into partnership when the original costs have been settled, and to have a one sixteenth share of the profits. A memorandum, dated 28 Dec., 1758, at the end of the document, states that in view of the 'Great and Extraordinary Expence' of the venture, 1 is to receive one seventh, instead of one sixth, of the minerals mined.