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Notice from Edward Owen and Richard Owen to Maurice Oliver, gent., of intended execution of a commission for the examination of witnesses in a cause between Rees Hughes, gent., complainant, and the said Maurice Oliver and one Hugh Pugh, defendants.

1. Rees Lloyd of Lovesgrove in the parish of Llanbadarn vawr and Hugh Lloyd of Dole Clettwr in the parish of Llangyvelyn, both of co. Cardigan, gentlemen, and John Vaughan of Pen-maen, gent., Jane Lloyd of Gwyddgwyon, widow, executor of the will of Hugh Lloyd late of Dole Clettwr aforesaid, gent., deceased, and Algernon Lewis of Pen-maen aforesaid, gent., brother and heir-at-law to Lewis Lewis heretofore of Pen-maen aforesaid, esq., deceased, all of the parish of Towyn, co. Merioneth;. 2. Hugh Vaughan of Caethley in the said parish of Towyn, gent. Lease And Release of messuages and lands called Maes y Wern Goch, otherwise Tyddyn Maes y Wern Goch, and Tyddyn Bryn y Palme', otherwise Tyddyn Bryn y Palmer, in the parish of Pennal, co. Merioneth.

1. Rees Parry of the town of Machynlleth, co. Montgomery, mercer;. 2. Evan David of Cay Du in the parish of Machynlleth aforesaid, yeoman. Assignment of a bond and judgement for the sum of £20 and costs.

1. William Jones of Cwmhere in the parish of Talyllynn, co. Merioneth, gent., and Elizabeth, his wife;. 2. Hugh Vaughan of the parish of Pennal, gent. Covenant to levy a fine of a messuage and lands called Cwm gwayn gynan in the parish of Pennall, co. Merioneth.

Confirmation by Robert Wynne, vicar - general of the bishop of St. Asaph, of a grant to Rice Parry of Machenlleth, co. Montgomery, merchant, of a seat in the north chancel of the parish church of Machenlleth. Latin.

1. Henry Pughe of Dolgaradog in the parish of Machynlleth, co. Montgomery, gent.;. 2. Francis Geary of Cheddington, co. Bucks, gent. Lease for 11 years from 1 May 1720 of a messuage and land caled Esgairgaled in the township of Uchcoeyd in the parish of Penegoes, co. Montgomery, together with all mines of lead and potter's ore. Counterpart.

Inventory of the goods and chattles of John Evan of Celligan in the parish of Pennal, co. Merioneth, deceased, prized by Dauid Parry, Rowland Tomas and Henrhy Lloyd. Torn.

1. John Owen of Llynllodd, co. Montgomery, gent.;. 2. Morris Oliver of Drain-llwydion, co. Merioneth, gent. Redemise for 9 years of the properties specified in No. 61.

Mandate of John Humfreys, gent., steward of the manor of Ceviliog, to the bailiffs of the said manor to distrain Anne Vaughan, widow, by her goods and chattles to the value of 39s. in a plea of debt by David Jones, gent. Latin.

1. Edward Lewis?. 2. John Davies?. Articles of Agreement after the marriage of Lewis Edwards, eldest son of the said Edward Lewis, and Mary, his now wife, concerning messuages and lands called Tu---- and a water corn gristmill called Turner's Mill [in the parish of ] Trefeglwys, co. Montgomery, a messuage and lands called Dudlicks lands, three burgages in . . . .yr Rhedyn otherwise Street Gwyr-Deheybarth [? Machynlleth], and other messuages and lands called Cadwgan, Gware-Tew, Benllan,. . . . Fragment.

List of the names of those who paid the church mise for the year 1712, and the poor who were paid the same year.

1. Ellis Rhydderch of the town of Machynlleth, co. Montgomery, corviser;. 2. Hugh Jones of Dyffryn Gwynn in the parish of Towynn, co. Merioneth, yeoman. Assignment of a bond and judgment for £80 and costs against Maurice Oliver and Robert Oliver and others.

1. Moris Oliver and Oliver Moris, his son and heir, both of Esgirfoeliryn in the parish of Penall, co. Merioneth, gentlemen;. 2. Mickael Ralfe of Kylgwyn in the parish of Llanworyn, co. Montgomery, yeoman. Bond for the payment of the sum of £10. Mutilated.

1. Morys Oliver of Esgair velirun in the parish of Pennall, co. Merioneth, gent.;. 2. Oliver Morys, his son and heir apparent. Lease for 21 years of messuages and lands called Drainlloydion, Cwm llywelun, Cae haidd, Esgair velirun, Gwern y fron, Cae Pant y glo, and Cefnfaes, all in the said parish of Pennall, co. Merioneth. Draft.

Memorandum of John Owen(s) of Llynlloedd, gent., promising to remit to Morys Oliver of Esgair velurun in the parish of Pennall, co. Merioneth, and Oliver Morys, his son, the sum of £7 from the last payment of an annual rent of £20 payable for seven years from 10 Aug. 1717.

1. Oliver Morris of Esgeirlefieryn, co. Merioneth, gent.;. 2. John Owen of Llynlloeth, co. Montgomery, gent. Bond for the observance of covenants.

1. Dorothy Vaughan of Maes y wern goch, co. Merioneth, relict of Hugh Vaughan late of the same, gent., deceased;. 2. Jenkin Vaughan, gent., son and heir apparent of the said Hugh Vaughan. Surrender, to make a tenant to the praecipe for suffering a recovery, of three mesuages and lands called Maes y wern goch, Bryn y Palme, and Cwm gwayn gynan, together with a fulling-mill thereunto belonging, in the parish of Pennall, co. Merioneth.