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Abstract Of The Will of J[ohn] Lloyd of Hirdrefaig, co. Ang., Testator devises:. The capital m. and demesne lands called Hirdrefaig and other messuages and lands thereto belonging in p. Llanfinnan, co. Ang., and the capital m. called Penlech p. Penlech, and messuages and lands in the parishes of Llangwnadle, Llaniestn, Denio, Aberdaron and Bryncroes, co. Caern., to his niece Annabella Langford of Hirdrefaig, spinster, on condition that she marries the testator's nephew Richard Lloyd s. Francis Lloyd of Monachdy, co. Ang., esq., within 2 years. If Richard Lloyd will not marry Annabella Langford, the lands are to go to her and her heirs and if Annabella Langford will not marry Richard Lloyd, the lands to go to him and his heirs subject to an annuity of £90 to Annabella and her heirs. If they both die without issue, the lands are to pass to the testator's nephew, Lloyd Langford, esq., and his issue male, then to Catherine Lloyd, the testator's niece, d. Francis Lloyd, then to the issue male of the testator's cousin Mary, wife of the Rev. William Lloyd clerk, then to Richard Poole of Pencraig and his issue, with the condition that each of these take the name of Lloyd, or finally to the Rev. Henry Rowlands of Plasgwin. To Annabella Langford, the testator's goods and chattels and all his personal estate, in trust to pay his debts and funeral expenses, and the residue for herself. Testator appoints Annabella Langford his executrix.

Letters Of Administration to Hugh Griffith, esq., nephew of Gaynor Williams, late of p. Llandidwen, co. Caern., widow, deceased, of the estate of Gaynor Williams.

Testator bequeaths:. To her sister Margaret Griffith of Carnarvon, widow, £50. To Mary Griffith, wife of Hugh Griffith of Brynodol, esq., £10-10s. To John Griffith, s. Hugh Griffith, £50. To Jane Evans, wife of Hugh Evans of Abbey, gent., £70. To Hugh Evans, £10. To William Roberts, s. John Roberts of Carnarvon, apothecary, £40. To Martha Roberts, d. John Roberts, £40. To John Roberts, £5. To the Rev. John Roberts, clerk, vicar of Carnarvon, £5. To Catherine Roberts, his wife, £20. To William Roberts, s. the Rev. John Roberts, the testatrix's godson, £10. To Margaret Jones of Tan'rallt, p. Aberach, spinster, £30. To Margaret Owen, late of Ceidio, then of Carnarvon, widow, £40. To the Rev. William Owen, s. Margaret Owen, £20. To Margaret Owen, spinster, d. Margaret Owen, £40. To Lowry Wynne of Porthdinllaen, widow, £40. To Mary Owen, widow of the Rev. John Owen, clerk, deceased, £5. To Margery Mayne Lewis wife of Ambrose Lewis of Stymllyn, esq., £2 2s. To Ellis Wynne, s. Margery Mayne Lewis, £1-1s. To Gaynor Thomas of Plass Issa, spinster, £1-1s. To Mary Williams, spinster, d. the late Vicar Williams, £1-15s. To Elizabeth Thomas of Hendre, spinster, £1-1s. To Anne Prichard of the Quay in Carnarvon, spinster, £1-1s. To Mary Owen, spinster, d. John Owen, mercer, £1-1s. To Anne Knight, spinster, £1-is. To Catherine Williams, spinster, d. the late Dr. Williams, £1-1s. To Ellin Jones maidservant of the testatrix's sister, £6. To Ellin Evans, widow of Michael Evans of Llannerchymedd, sadler, deceased £5. To the two brothers of Ellis Evans, £5. To the Rev. John Owen, clerk, cousin of Ellin Evans, £5. To the poor of p. Llanbeblick, £20 to be laid out at interest by the minister and churchwardens, and distributed yearly. The residue to Hugh Griffith of Brynodol, esq. Testatrix names Hugh Griffith as her executor. Will dated 2 March, 1775.

List Of Tenants in specified tmts., of which acreages are given, in the parishes of Llanaelhaiarn, Clynog and Llanllyfni, co. Caern., with a note of rents to 1768, to 1770 and to 1777 respectively.

1. Thomas Lloyd of St. Albans Street, co. Middx., esq.,. 2. Hugh Griffith of Brynodol, co. Caern., esq.,. Draft Lease for 60 years (to begin at the end of a period of 21 years specified in a previous lease), of a m. and land called Pen y Lone, in the town of Pwllhely, co. Caern.,. Annual rent: £3. Recital of a previous lease, dated 23 Jan., 1770.

1. Hugh Griffith of Brynodol, co. Caern., esq., and John Griffith of the same, esq., his s. and heir apparent. 2. William Jackson of Borth, p. Bangor, innkeeper, John Cowdall of Treborth ucha, p. Bangor, yeoman and Richard Griffith of the Boot, Carnarvon, innkeeper. Lease for 21 years of part of the farm and lands called Havod y Wern, in p. Llanwnda, co. Caern., except for the dwelling house and timbers, for 2 to open a slate quarry. Annual rent: £1-1s. for the first 2 years, then a one fifteenth share of the slates. Map appended.

1. Hugh Griffith of Brynodol, co. Caern., esq.,. 2. Richard Roberts of Coedhelen, gent.,. 3. Elizabeth Thomas late of Plas issa, town of Carnarvon, spinster. Assignment of two bonds, each for the repayment of a sum of £200, made by 1 to 2, to 3. Consideration: £400. Recital of the two bonds, each for the penal sum of £400, dated 21 Oct., 1778 (no. D463) and 5 Dec., 1778 (no. D466). Endorsed with a note concerning payment of interest.

1. Hugh Griffith of Brynodol, co. Caern., esq., and John Griffith of Brynodol, esq., his only s. and heir apparent. 2. Catherine Edwards of Nanhoron, widow, mother and testamentary guardian of Richard Edwards, esq., an infant. Draft Grant of a m. and lands called Nanty Glynn otherwise Scybor Hen, in the occupation of Thos. Jones, a m. and lands called Nanty Glynn otherwise Hen du and Glascoed lands, in the occupation of John Williams and a m. and lands called Bryn Gola together with lands called Gwerhiniog in the tenure of Wm. Williams, all in p. Llaniestyn, a m. and garden called Congl, in the tenure of Mary Williams, widow, in Nevin, a m. and quillets called Penrallt near Nevin, in the occupation of Jane Roberts, widow, and a quillet in Cae Nadrodd being part of Neyodd fawr in the occupation of Henry Jones In Exchange For a m. and lands called Myffir Mawr, in the tenure of John Jones, a m. and lands called Nant, in the tenure of the Rev. John Jones, clerk, a m. and lands called Llwynysgo, in the tenure of Humphrey Griffith, a m. and lands called Ty yn Llaniestyn in the tenure of John Williams, three small quillets of land intermixed with a tmt., called Nant belonging to Hugh Griffith, in the tenure of John Griffith, a quillet of land near Rhos Du on which a house and smithy has been built, in the tenure of Philip Thomas and four pieces of land lying in Maes y llan near the church of Llaniestyn, in the tenure of Henry Jones, all in p. Llaniestyn, and a quillet of land, part of a tmt., called Trehilir, bounded on one side by the lands of Hugh Griffith called Ty Mawr, and on the other side by lands of - Griffith, esq., of Methlem, in p. Rhiw, co. Caern., in the tenure of Hugh Pritchard. Note signed by D. Ellis, Bala, April 22, 1789, approving the draft on behalf of Mrs. Edwards.

1. Hugh Griffith of Brynodol, co. Caern., and John Griffith of the same, his s. and heir apparent, esquires. 2. Catherine Edwards of Nanhoron, widow, mother and testamentary guardian of Richard Edwards, esq., an infant. Grant of a m. and lands called Nanty Glynn otherwise Scybor Hen, a m. and lands called Nanty Glynn otherwise Hen Du and Glascoed lands, a m. and lands called Bryn Gola and lands called Gwerhiniog, p. Llaniestyn and a m. and garden called Congl, p. Nevyn, a m. and quillets called Penrallt near Nevyn and a quillet in Cae Nadrodd, part of Neyodd fawr, [?p. Nevin], all in co. Caern., In Exchange For messuages and lands called Myffir Mawr, Nant, Llwynysgo and Ty yn Llaniestyn, 3 small quillets of land intermixed with a tmt., called Nant, a quillet of land near Rhos Du on which a house and smithy has been lately built and 4 pieces of land lying in Maesyllan near the church of Llaniestyn, p. Llaniestyn, and a quillet of land, part of a tmt., called Trehilir bounded on one side by the lands of Hugh Griffith called Ty Mawr and on the other by lands of David Griffith, esq., of Methlem, co. Caern., p. Rhiw, co. Caern.,. Consideration: 5s. by 2 to 1, £10-10s. by 1 to 2 in trust for Richard Edwards.

1. John Griffith of Llanfair-is-gaer, co. Caern., esq.,. 2. Edward Jones of Wepre-hall, co. Flint, esq.,. Mortgage (Demise for 1,000 years) for £4,000 on a capital m., farm and lands called Crûg in the tenure of the Rev. Owen Rowlands, clerk, a m. and lands called Bryn Dinas or Tavern y risia in the tenure of John Roberts and a m., farm and lands called Ty conglog in the tenure of Hugh Thomas, p. Llanfair-is-gaer, co. Caern.,. Consideration: 10s.

1. Robert William Wynne of Garthewin, co. Denb., esq.,. 2. Thomas Jones of Cromlech, co. Ang., esq., eldest s. and heir of Edward Jones, late of Holywell, co. Flint, gent., deceased, etc.,. 3. Mary Williams of Clynnog, co. Caern., widow and executrix of the Rev. John Williams, clerk, deceased. 4. Richard Sankey of Holywell, co. Flint, merchant, and John Oldfield of Farm, co. Denb., gent.,. 5. Thomas Jones of Bryntirion, co. Caern., esq.,. 6. John Griffith of Llanfair, co. Caern., esq.,. 7. Owen Anthony Poole of Carnarvon, co. Caern., gent.,. Lease and Release, with Assignment in trust to attend the inheritance of 6, of a m. and lands including 2 fields on the left hand side of the road leading from Carnarvon to the mansion house of Pentir, called Erw-fawr, a m. and lands called Tydden issa and a m. and lands called Tythyn'r aden, then Tyddyn ynus yr Aden otherwise Caerfedwen otherwise Tyddyn yr aden and now Erw-fedwan, and a piece of land called Caer Ddol, all in p. Llanddeniolen, co. Caern.,. (Measurements given and tenants named). Consideration: £2,200 by 6 to 2.

1. Thomas Jones of Cromlech, co. Ang., esq.,. 2. John Griffith of Llanfair, co. Caern., esq.,. Covenant to produce deeds mentioned in schedules enclosed. The three schedules contain deeds dated 1730-97, 1715-1801 and 1762-1811 respectively. Recital of deeds of even date (no. D 506 a), 20-1 April, 1797 and 2-3 Aug., 1801.

1. John Griffith of Llanfair, co. Caern., esq.,. 2. Owen Jones of Tafarnygrissa turnpike, labourer. Lease for 3 lives (specified) of a lately erected m. with courtyard now in the tenure of 2 in a field called Wern, part of a farm of 1 called Tafarn y grissia in p. Llanfairisgaer, co. Caern.,. Annual rent: 5s.

Notice by Poole and Powell, solicitors, on behalf of John Griffith Griffith of Llanfair, co. Caern., esq., to David Jones, esq., sheriff of co. Caern., who is through a writ in possession of cows of Owen Parry, of payment due upon disposal of the goods of E13-10s, to arrears of rent of Owen Parry on a m. called Talshenkin, p. Llandwrog, co. Caern., to John Griffith Griffith, his landlord.

1. John Griffith Griffith of Plas Llanfair, co. Caern., esq.,. 2. Vicar of p. Llanbeblig. Draft Grant of a piece of ground, part of a farm called Cefnywerthid in the village of Bontnewydd, p. Llanbeblig, co. Caern., in trust to 2 and his successors as a site for a school for poor persons in p. Llanbeblig, and for the residence of the master of the school (Plan included) Alterations in pencil form the basis of another draft grant, undated, as follows:. 1. Charles Wynne Griffith Wynne of Cefnamwlch, co. Caern., and Voylas, co. Denb.,. 2. Rector of p. Edern, co. Caern.,. Draft Grant of a piece of ground part of a farm called Tynyllan, p. Edern, co. Caern., in trust to 2 and his successors as a site for a school for poor persons in p. Edern etc.,.

1. John Griffith Griffith of Llanfair, co. Caern., esq.,. 2. Ann Todd and Mary Todd, both of Glanmawddach, p. Llanaber, co. Mer., spinsters. Conveyance (copy) of a piece of land on the north side of the high road from Dolgelley to Barmouth near a road leading therefrom to the mansion of Glanmawddach and to Cittian, p. Llanaber, co. Mer. Consideration: £19.

1. Mary Parry of Twthill, Carnarvon, co. Caern., widow of Edward Parry, formerly of Ty gwyn and late of Twthill, gent., deceased. 2. Edward Griffith Powell late of Carnarvon, now of Coed mawr, p. Llanbeblig, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife. 3. John Millington the younger, late of Carnarvon, now of Bryntirion, p. Bangor, gent., and Mary Ann, his wife. 4. Rev. James Parry of Ty Gwyn, p. Llanrug, Clerk. 5. Ebenezer Roberts of Crug, p. Llanfairisgaer, gent.,. 6. William Shearsby Poole of Carnarvon, gent.,. Appointment To Uses of the one third shares of 1 and 3 of the m., farm and lands called Tyddyn-hen, in the tenure of 5, p. Llanbeblig, co. Caern., and Release by 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the same to uses to be appointed by 5. Recital of the will of Edward Parry, dated 28 Jan., 1842, and deeds dated 21 Feb., 1842. Consideration: £2000. Note, dated 19 April, 1851, of acknowledgement of their part in the deed by Elizabeth, wife of Edward Griffith Powell and Mary Ann, wife of John Millington, signed by Robert Williams and Richard A. Poole, Commissioners.

Request to send the deed of exchange between [John Griffith] Griffith and Lord Newborough (no. D552, dated 19 Nov., 1853) to Messrs Poole and Powell for perusal on behalf of Mr. Griffith.