Dangos 1388 canlyniad

1. William Hervey of Bodvell Hall, Caernarvon esq., the surviving son and heir-at-Iaw of Thomas Hervey, deceased, heretofore a Captain in H.M. First Regiment of Foot Guards by Elizabeth Hervey, formerly the wife and now the widow and relict of the said Thomas Hervey;. 2. The said Elizabeth Hervey;. 3. The Right Honorable Neil Earl of Rosebery, Viscount of Inner Keithing and Primrose, Lord Dalmeny and Primrose;. 4. The Right Honorable Lady Dorothea Arabella Primrose, youngest daughter of the said Neil Earl of Rosebery;. 5. Henry Dormer Vincent of the parish of St. Mary le bone and William Courtenay of Lincolns Inn, both of co. Middlesex, esquires;. 6. Archibald Edmonstone of Great Russell Street in the parish of St. George, Bloomsbury, esq., one of the six Clerks of H.M. High Court of Chancery, and Kenneth Howard of the parish of St. Mary le bone, a Colonel in H.M. Coldstream Regiment of Guards, both of co. Middlesex;. 7. Richard Samuel White and James Somerville Fownes of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, esquires. Settlement before the marriage of the said William Hervey and the said Lady Dorothea Arabella Primrose of estates in cos. Middlesex, Cambridge, Caernarvon, and Anglesey. Cf. Nos, 11-12.

1. Martin Folkes William Rishton of Lynn, co. Norfolk, esq.;. 2. Richard Samuel White of Lincolns Inn, co. Middlesex, esq. Lease for 1 year of a capital messuage with the demesne lands thereunto belonging called Bodwell House and demesne in Trefodwell in the parishes of Llannor and Bodvean, co. Caernarvon, a water corn mill called Melyn Fodvell otherwise Melin ?Rybidlur in Llannor aforesaid, a messuage, manor, and lands in co. Anglesey, other properties in cos. Caernarvon and Anglesey, and the moiety of a capital messuage, farm, and lands called Westburne otherwise Westbury Farm situate at Paddington, Kensington, and Chelsea, co. Middlesex.

1. William Felix Webber late of Itchin, co. Southampton, esq., but now residing at Compton Bassett, co. Wilts.;. 2. Grace Emma Ker Seyner of Hanford, co. Dorset, spinster;. 3. George Sloane Stanley of Curzon Street, May Fair, co. Middlesex, George Heneage Walker Heneage of Compton Bassett aforesaid Edward Berkeley Portman of Bryanstone, co. Dorset, and Henry Frampton of Moreton in the said county of Dorset, esquires. Lease And Release (pre-nuptial settlement of the said William Felix Webber and Grace Emma Ker Seymer) of the properties specified in Nos. 26-27; and Assignment of the mortgage contained in the same, upon the trusts within mentioned.

Notice from Septimus Smith of Blandford Forum, co. Dorset, gent., on behalf of George Sloane Stanley, George Heneage Walker Heneage, Edward Berkeley Portman, and Henry Frampton, esquires, to Thomas Assheton Smith of Tidworth, co. Southampton, esq., that by virtue of the assignment contained in No. 32 the mortgage money secured in No. 27 is to be paid to them and not to William Felix Webber. Not executed.

Letter from W.P.O. Evans, Broomhall, Chwilog, to Mr. J.G. Jones, Tynycoed, Abererch, giving him permission to fit Salopian Bowls in the cowhouse at Tynycoed.

Letter (copy) to Mr. W.M. Parry Plasbell, Fourcrosses, Chwilog, Colonel Evans will let Plasbell to him as from 29 Sept. 1916 at a rent of £10 p.a.

1. William Prys Owen Evans of Broom Hall, co. Caernarvon, esq.;. 2. Humphrey Owen of Tynsacha, farmer. Lease of a messuages farm, and lands called Tynsacha in the parish of Abererch, co. Caernarvon. Counterpart.

1. Ralph John Aspinall of Standen Hall near Clitheroe, co. Lancaster, esq., and Label Federica Frances Baynes, his wife;. 2. Thomas Edward John Lloyd of Plas Tregayan, co. Anglesey, and Walter Beaumont Heygate of Buckland near Leominster, co. Hereford, esquires. Appointment of new trustees of a settlement dated 13 March 1876. Copy. Typescript.

1. Robert Jones of Abererch, co. Caernarvon, tanner;. 2. Griffith Jones of the same, tanner. Mortgage for £125 of messuages and lands called Tan yr Allt otherwise Tythin tan yr Allt and Pen y Clogwyn otherwise Ty yn y Clogwyn in the parish of Abererch aforesaid, co. Caernarvon.

1. Ellis Jones of Aberech, co. Caernarvon, cordwainer;. 2. John Parry of Pwllhely, saddler, and Margarett, his wife. Demise for 70 years, to secure the properties specified in No.271. of a messuage and lands called Tythyn tan yr Allt otherwise Tan yr Allt in Aberech aforesaid, co. Caernarvon.

1. John Tobias of the parish of Llanystindwy, co. Caernarvon, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife;. 2. William Williams of Tu hir, gent. Demise for 21 years, to secure portions of £100 for their younger children, of messuages and lands called Tythyn y Bryncoch,, Tythyn yr Eirach, Cae yr Hendre, Gallt yr Yngws, and Cae Anchared in the parish of Aberrach, co. Caernarvon.

Will and codicil dated 19 Feb.1801 and 18 July 1805 respectively.

1. Thomas Jones of Gelliod, Llanrug, co. Caernarvon, labourer;. 2. John Ellis of Pwllheli, esq.;. 3. Ann Ellis of Pwllheli aforesaid, widow;. 4. The Reverend Robert Williams of Bottwnog, clerkn and Elizabeth Constable his wife;. 5. The said John Ellis and the Reverend Philip Constable Ellis late of Pwllheli aforesaid and now of Holyhead, co. Anglesey, clerk;. 6. Benjamin Thomas Ellis of Pwllheli aforesaid, esq.;. 7. The said Philip Constable Ellis;. 8. Rowland Jones of Broomhall, co. Caernarvon, esq. Release of messuages and lands called Galltyrungwys, Caeanghared, and Tan'rallt, part of a messuage and parcels of land and the dwelling-houses erected thereon called Cae carreg y gath, and part of a messuage and lands called Penyclogwyn, all in the parish of Abereirch, co. Caernarvon.

1. John Evans the Elder of Abereirch, co. Caernarvon, tanner;. 2. John Evans the younger of the same place, tannery his only son and heir-at-law. Grant? in consideration of an annuity of £15 of a messuage, lands, and tanyard called Pen y bont otherwise The TanHouse in the parish of Abereirch, co. Caernarvon and Assignment of household furniture and other effects in the messuages, lands, and tan-yard called Penybont, otherwise the Tanhouse and Bodruala in the said parish of Abererch.

1. John Evans the younger of Abereirch, co. Caernarvon, tanner, and Anne, his wife, formerly Anne Owen, eldest daughter of John Owen of Crafnant in the parish of Llanfair, co. Merioneth, gent.;. 2. The said John Owen;. 3. Maurice Jones of Parkiamaur in the parish of Crickieth, co. Caernarvon, gent. Lease And Release (post-nuptial settlement of the said John Evans the younger and Annet his wife) of the messuage lands, tanhouse, and tan-yard cared Penybont otherwise The Tanhouse in the parish of Abereirch, co. Caernarvon.

1. Catherine Roberts of Tanrallt in the parish of Abereirch, co. Caernarvon relict of the Reverend John Robert, late of Llanbedrog in the said county, clerk, deceased, and the Reverend Thomas Roberts of Hendre, co. Caernarvon, clerk, eldest son and heir of the said John Roberts, deceased, by the said Catherine, his wife;. 2. John Evans the Elder and John Evans the younger, both of Abereirch aforesaid, tanners;. 3. Henry Rumsey Williams of Carnarvon, gent.;. 4. Maurice Jones of Ynysgaen, gent. Lease And Release 9 to make a tenant to the praecipe for suffering a recovery, of the properties specified in Nos. 354-59 dated 9-10 Oct. 1783.

1. Richard Ellis of Pwllheli co. Caernarvon, gent., the sole commissioner for dividing, allotting, and enclosing commons and waste lands situate in the parishes of Aberdaron, Llanfaelrhys, Rhiw, Bryncroes, Llanengan, Denio, Penrhôs, and Abereirch, co. Caernarvon;. 2. Evan Evans, tanner and Lewis Humphreys, gent., both of Pwllhelli. Lease And Release of a piece of ground in the parish of Abereirch, co. Caernarvon, being part and parcel of the common and waste lands called Abereirch Marsh.

1. The Reverend John Evans of Bron Eglwys, Pentrevoelas, co. Denbigh, clerk;. 2. William Williams of Bryny Berllan in the parish of Denio, co. Caernarvon, esq. Deed to defeat estates tail of a messuage, lands, tanhouse, and tan-yard called Penybont otherwise The Tanhouse, two dwelling-houses on the left hand side of the turnpike road leading from the town of Pwllheli to the town of Tremadoc and four dwelling-houses on the right hand side of the said turnpike road, which said dwelling-houses were heretofore parts and parcels of the said messuage, lands, tanhouse, and tan-yard called Penybont otherwise The Tanhouse aforesaid, all, in the parish of Abereirch, co. Caernarvon, and to limit the same in fee simple.