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Notebook inscribed 'Elizabeth Owen's Book 1808', and containing the texts of sermons heard at Cefn(cymera), Llanbedery Bribwll Cricerth, Penmorfa, Harlech, Dolgelley, Dolmyglyw, Singrig, Llanvair, Rhwng y ddwybont, Dyffryn, Llanenddwyn, Barmouth, Llandanwg, Aberach, Carnarvon, Pwllhely Llanegryn, Llwyngwril, Tywyn, Pen Nebo, Fron du las, Gwernycrai, Groeslas, and Caecethin, 1807-1813.

Notebook which belonged to ?Elizabeth Owen of Crafnant, containing an account of receipts from shares in the brigs 'Ceres', 'Cordelia', and 'Easter' [?Esther], 1808-829 and some Welsh verses beginning 'Mae'r gwir Air i ni yn dadgan'. See No.1326, dated 25 June 1826.

Copy of a booklet (18pp. numbered) entitled Ystumllyn and Bron-y-Foel. In the Hundred of Eifionydd, And County of Caernarvon (n.d.). It belonged at one time to Ellis Owen, Cefn y meusydd, who has supplied the text of pp. 9-10 and 15-16, which are wanting, and has made certain additions. On 26 Dec. 1865 he presented it to Owen Evans, Tynycoed.

Notebook containing medical and other recipes and miscellaneous accounts, 1741-1744 and 1769-1777, [mainly in the autograph of Richard Lloyd Thomas, ?Rhosgyll fawr].

Hanes byr o deulu Cors y gedol o Osbwrn Wyddel yn amser Llywelyn y mwyaf Tywysog Cymru 1228 i lawr yn y linell wrywaidd i William Fychan Yswn. y meddiannydd yn 1770' copied 'from a manuscript book belonging to the late Mr Robert Thomas, Plas du Llanarmon'. [cf. Archaeologica Cambrensis, Vol. VI, Fourth Series, p. 1, and The History of Powys Fadog, Vol. VI, p.382.].

Volume entitled 'Collectanea Hear. Sijpenateinii ad Vincent. Lirinensem', a collection of extracts relating to Sr. Vincent of Lerins, taken from printed sources, made c. 1700.

Copy of The Polite Repository, or Pocket Companion for 1793, with a few manuscript entries in pencil.

File containing copies, made largely by Ernest A. Ebblewhite, London, in an enquiry into the Evans pedigree, of deeds and documents relating to Bleuddbwll [sic], co. Merioneth, and Dinaney, &c., co. Caernarvon.

Six folios of a ledger containing accounts with Sarah [née Bodvel], Countess of Radnor, Mr. Robert Evans, and others. [?Kept by Owen Lloyd of Tanybryn, Llanllyfni, gent., d. Feb. 1734/5].

1. Robert Jones of 30 North John Street in the city of Liverpool Chartered Accountant;. 2. Owen Lloyd Jones Evans of Broom Hall, co. Caernarvon, esq. Conveyance of a tenement, farm, and lands called Tyn y Gate in the parish of Llanarmon, co. Caernarvon.

1. Griffith Wynne of Stymllyn, co. Caernarvon, gent., and Margeret, his wife;. 2. Hugh Bodurda of Bodurda, co. Caernarvon, Thomas Madrin of Madrin in the said county, Owen Anwill of Llwyn, co. Merioneth, and Lewis Meyrick of Carnarvon, co. Caernarvon, esquires. Covenant to levy a fine of messuages and lands called Stymllyn, Pen y Stymllyn, Bron y pybyddion, Tan Rhiwie, and Cae Rhydynin in the parish of Sainct y Catherine, Bron y voyle, Garth Morthyn, Porth r hirfain, and Cae Hwlkin in the parish of Treflys, and Cwm Gallt y Mynog otherwise Cwmbach, Tythyn Einion goch, Mynydd du, Steddfa Lia, Bron y Gader bach, tythyn r skiborie, Nanhireth otherwise Nanhyre, and Bwlch bridin in the parishes of Ynysgynhayarne and Nevyn, and of messuages, mills and lands called Penyberth with the two 'wellyes' thereunto belonging called welie david ap Eingan and wellie Adda ap Meylir otherwise tregaeth, a water corn mill called Melyn Sychnant and a messuage and tenement therewith usually occupied, Bron hunog, y waen lydan with a cottage thereon, tythyn Llewelin, Moylewrthgy, Pen kay Chyvth, gelly dare, pen y brin, Tythyn y maes, Cae gelly dare, Tyddyn y sainct, tir r heyre Glas, brin Meyrick, Tythyn dan y Capell, Tir y Crydd, tyrhyn John Griffith, Tu mawre otherwise Tu William feddig, and an annual rent charge out of a tenement called froches in the townships and parishes of Penyberth, Llanbedrog, Llannor, Penrhos, Llangynfill, Bodvean, and Pwllhely, all in co. Caernarvon.

1. Griffith Wynn of Stymllyn, co. Caernarvon, esq., and Margaret his wife and Ellis Wynn, esq., their son and heir apparent;. 2. Maurice Trygarn and Robert Trygarn, both of Henblas in the parish of Llanrust, co. Denbigh, gentlemen;. 3. Humphrey [Humphreys], bishop of Bangor and Sir Griffith Williams of Marle, bart., George Coytmor of Coytmor, esq., and Richard Jones of Bodsillin, gent., all of co. Caernarvon. Covenant to levy a fine and suffer a recovery of a messuage and lands called Stymllyn and messuages called Penstymllyn, Tanrhiwie, Cae rhydynin, and Ty mawr otherwise Ty William Feddig in the parish of Llan St. Catherine, messuages and lands called Garthmorthin, porth y hirfaen, and Cae Hwlkin in the parish of Treflis, and Cumbach, Tythyn Scoboria, Bron y gader bach, Mynidd du, and Nanhyra in the parish of Yniskinhayarne, a capital messuage called Pen y berth in the parish of Llanbedrog, a messuage called Bwlchbrid in the parish of Nevin, and messuages and lands called Tythyn tan y Cappell, Tythyn y Saint, Tythyn Cridd glase, and Tythyn John Griffith in the parish of Penrhose, all in co. Caernarvon, messuages and lands called Glanravon ddû and Tythyn y Berth in the parish of Fustiniog, co. Merioneth, a messuage called Tir y Llan in the parish of Trawsfynidd, also in co. Merioneth, and messuages, mills, and lands called Bronyvoyle, Gellydarah and Cae-ynyrhose, Brynhynog, gwaen Lydan with a cottage thereon, pen y brin, Tir yr heir Glase, Brin Meirick, Tythyn y maes, moyle wrgû, pen caechwyth, a water-mill called felyn y sychnant and the messuage thereunto belonging, Tythyn Llewelyn, a house and gardens lying in Pwllheley and a rent charge of thirteen shillings and fourpence issuing yearly out of a messuage called frochas, in the townships and parishes of Treflis, Llannor, Denio, Penrhose, Bodvean, Llangynvil, and Pwllheley, all in co. Caernarvon.

Final Concord in a fine levied between Maurice Trygarne and Robert Trygarne, gentlemen, plaintiffs, and Griffith Wynne, esq., Margaret, his wife, and Ellis Wynne, esq., their son and heir, deforciants, when the deforciants acknowledged forty messuages, etc., 6010 acres of land, and thirteen shillings and fourpence rent in the parishes of Llansaint y Catherine Treflys, Ynysgynhayarne, Nevin, Llenbedrog, Llannor, Denio, Penrhos, Llangynfill, Bodvean, and Pwllhely, co. Caernarvon, to be the right of the plaintiffs. Latin.

1. John Edmunds of Penrhyn, co. Caernarvon, gent. 2. Lloyd Bodvell of Bodvan, esq.;. 3. Ellis Wynne of Stymllin, esq. Assignment of the bond contained in No.299 and of the judgment entered upon the same; with Letters Of Attorney to the said Lloyd Bodvell to secure the payment of the sum of £110. 10. 0.

1. Hugh Owen of Llwyn Gwanadle, co. Caernarvon, gent.;. 2. Lloyd Bodvell of Bodvan, esq.;. 3. Ellis Wynne of Stymllyn, esq. Assignment of the bond contained in No. 300 and of the judgment entered upon the same; with Letters Of Attorney to the said Lloyd Bodvell to secure the payment of the sum of £311. 10. 0.

1. Gwen Bodvell spinsters and Anne Bodvell, widow, both of the c city of Chester, executrixes of the will of Lloyd Bodvell of Bodvan, co. Caernarvon, esq., deceased;. 2. Sir John Wynn of Glynllifen, co. Caernarvon, bart. Assignment of of a capital messuage and demesne lands called Stymllyn in the town of Crickieth and a messuage and lands called Penstymllyn, both in the parish of Llansainct y Catherine, co. on 7 Dec. 1709 (No. 303). Endorsed: Further charge for £488. 0. 6 to secure payment of a bond (No. 312), dated 4 Jan. 1755.

1. Ellis Wynne of Ystymllyn, co. Caernarvon, gent. 2. Peter Ellames Junior of the city of Chester. Bond for the payment of the sum of £160.