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Complaint of Ellin verch William ap Rees ap Ieuan of Llanddevsant, co. Anglissey, to the Council of the Marches of Wales against John Wyn Owen for withholding a legacy left by her grandfather Richard ap John Owen.

A fragment of a draft of a deed to which John Thomas Owen and Richard Meyrick and Thomas Wyn were parties, being presumably the marriage settlement of the said John.

A copy apparently made from Mostyn MS 39 (now NLW MS 3075D) after the writing of the marginal notes in that manuscript. There are some notes previously pinned to this copy in a different hand (now ff. 5a, 12a, 18a, 34a). These notes may have been taken from Dr Humphrey Humphreys' copy, and the same scribe has occasionally restored the original reading of Mostyn MS 39 where it had been discarded in favour of interlineations in that copy.

Copy of the orders and rules made for the good government of the Hospital of Christ in Ruthin, Denbighshire, erected by Gabriel Goodman, Dean of St Peter's, Westminster, dated 28 June 1590.

Letter from Hugh Gwynn, at Cromlech, to his cousin John Thomas Owen, at Penrhos, concerning the delivery of certain deeds.

1. Hugh Jones of Kellilyfday, co. Flint, Robert ap William ap John Thomas of Skeiveck, and Hugh Lewes David of Gyrne, gentlemen;
2. Owen Wynne of Gwyder, co. Carnarvon, esquire.
   Bond for the quiet possession of a messuage and parcels of land called Coytay, acre y ty, Coed y Kyll, Coed y place, and y llanerch wenith in Carnethwen, co. Flint.

Letters patent appointing John Thomas Owen of Holyhead, esq., to the office of Escheator in co. Anglezey.

Award by John Gruffyth of Boteniell, co. Anglizey, gent., in a dispute over the boundaries of Bodewryd and Skellog, between Edward Wynne of Bodewryd and Maurice Parry, of Amlough, gentn.

1. Richard ap Ithell of Caervallough, co. Flint, gent., and Ieuan ap Richard ap Ithell, his son and heir apparent;
2. Thomas ap Richard ap Ithell.
   Grant of a tenement and three parcels of land called [...], Coitcay y garreg loid, and erow y droyllen, in Caervallough.

1. Hugh Gwynne ap Hugh of Llandrygarn, gent., Jane his wife, and Rees Pugh son of the said Hugh;
2. Richard ap William Parry of Kliviog, gent.
   Mortgage of property in the commote of Llivon.

1. Edward Wynn of Bodewrid, gent.;
2. Lewes Owen of Tre'r ddole, yeoman.
   Lease of Tythyn Pen y Sarn in Llechgenvarwy, commote of Llivon. Annual rent, 36s. 8d., two capons at Easter and one day's reaping.

Statement of fees by Olyver Morice in respect of the suit of John Thomas Owen v. Thomas Glynne, esquire.

1. John Thomas Owen of Penrhos Bradwen, alias Penrhos yssa, co. Angles., gent.;
2. Richard Meyricke of Bodorgan, esq., and Thomas Wyn of Penheskin, gent.
   Marriage settlement of Thomas Owen, son of John Thomas Owen, and Margrett Wynn, grandchild of Richard Meyricke and niece, brother's daughter, of Thomas Wynne.

1. John Thomas Owen of Hollyhead, co. Anglizey, gent., and Hugh ap Robert John of the same, yeoman;
2. David Morgan of Llanddeniolen, co. Carnarvon, clerk.
   Bond for the payment of £10.

Record of a recovery suffered between John Humphrey and Humphrey Jones, plaintiffs, and Hugh Pennant, defendant, of two messuages, etc., in Northoppe and Caervallough.

1. Rondle ap Harry Kenricke of Caervallough, co. Flint, gent., and Thomas Parry, his son and Heir apparent;
2. John ap David ap Evan and Ellis ap David ap Evan of Soughton, gentlemen.
   Mortgage of two closes of land called Kae Tegvs vcha and y Parke in Caervalloughe aforesaid.

1. Rondle ap Harry and Thomas Parry;
2. John ap David ap Ieuan and Ellis ap David ap Ieuan.
   Bond for the performance of covenants.

1. Hugh ap John Owen of Llanvaythly, gent.;
2. Hugh Gruffyth ap Morris of Cornwylys, gent.
   Lease of Gweyn Rynion in Cornwylys, aforesaid. Annual rent 20s., two capons at the feast of All Saints and two days reaping.