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1. Gruffithe Rogers of Hurrathick, co. Flint, gent. 2. Katheryn verch Ithell, widow, late wife of Roger ap David ap Rees. Grant to the said Katheryn for life, in the name of dower and jointure of her late husband's lands and tmt's, of one house containing two bays lately called the kytchen wherein Katheryn now dwells, over parts of the other bays called the lofts and sollers, with free ingress and regress to the same, the moiety of the rest of the same housing joining to the said house, one bay of the barn of the said Gruffith on the north side thereof, and at all times necessary free room in the said barn to thresh in the accustomed place, and eight closes of land called maes y kryngay, y kae dy, y kae kanol, Taer ?ao…., pull ?susture, Grofte y meirche, kwetkay y ffynnon, and the herbage of lloyne dy and the arable land thereof to till, and all the ?top and lop of oaks and ashes in lloyn dy, with all the ledge groves and underwoods of the south part of kwetkay y ffynnon, except oak and ash, for the only firebote and hedgebote.

1. Edward Gruffith of Llewenie, co. Denb., gent. 2. Mutton Davies of Llewenie, esq., Foulke Mydleton of Gwaynynog, esq., and Peter Foulkes of Eriviet, gent. Grant to uses of y Plas newydd and y Tv yn y Greene in Llewenie, Pen y Bryn in Henllan, and parcels of land called y Carr and Maes Agnes in Henllan and Alltvaynan.

1. Thomas ap Symon ap William, otherwise Thomas Williams, of Spethyd, co. Denb., gent. 2. William ap David of Spethyd, gent. 3. Harry Thomas ap Roberte of Llanganhaval and Rowland ap Thomas of Clockaynocke, gent's. Grant to uses, in consideration of the award contained in No. 143, of closes called Perthe garthe and y kae rhwg y ddwy ffordd; with Power Of Attorney to Roberte Williams and Thomas Roberts of p. Llandornog, gent., to deliver seisin.

1. Grono Pigot. 2. John, son of Richard ap Grono Pigot. Grant, after the grantor's dec., by the hand of Richard ap Grono, of lands, places, and tmt's in the grantor's possession at the date of execution, excepting the place and lands that Richard dwells in, that was of Ken' ap Grono ap Griffith, which shall remain to the heirs of Richard ap Grono by ?Margaret verch Ieuane ap David. Given at Llansannan.

1. Hugh Lloyd and John Lloyd, his son and heir apparent, both of Erethlyn, co. Denb., gent's. 2. Robert Foulkes, MA, rector of Llanbeder, and Lewis Lewis of Llanganhaval, clerk. 3. John Foulkes of Denbigh, mercer, and Robert Trygarn of Henblas, gent. Grant, and deed to lead the uses of a fine (prenuptial settlement of the said John Lloyd and Jane Foulkes, spinster, third daughter of Peter Foulkes, late of Erriviatt, esq., dec.) of a m. called Tu mawr and parcels of land called ffrith Ithin, ffrith Newydd, ffrith Bach, ffrithissa, Cae r Wain vcha, Cae r Wain issa, Plas Bedw, Cae glas, r Offt, Panyle, Cae tan y Skybor, Tyddun Evan vcha, Tyddun Evan Issa, Cae Skybor hamid, Gwerglodd fawr, Bryn Greegor, Bron r Odyn, Cae r Afon, Cae r Pott, Gwerglodd r Odyn, Trwyn y Swch, Cae Bach, Gweirglodd y felin, Cae Robin, Dol Cae Robin, and Cae tan y ffordd, a m. called Escorebrill and parcels of land called y weirglodd hir, ffrith Havod Tudir, y ffrith Ithin, Cae bache, Cae Bach, r Erw heirion, Llwyn y Bonkyff gwyn, Pant y Wrach, r Erw Maen, Cae Nant issa, Cae Nant ganol, Cae Nant vcha, y Trawstir, y tir pryn, y Cae Llwm vcha, y Cae Llwm issa, y Cae vwch law r Tu, y Cae tan y Tu, y Bache, ffrith r Havod fydir, and Erw Bengam, a m. and parcels of land called Cae tan y Tu, Cae r Werne, Cae r gaseg, y Weirglodd Bach, Cae r Skybor Bach, and y Nant, a m. and parcels of land called Cae r Therwen vcha, Cae r Therwen issa, y ddol, and Singrig, a toft or site of a mill called Melinganol, and a cottage and garden, all in Erethlyn, p. Eglwysvach.

1. Robert [Dudley], Earl of Leicester, Baron of Denbigh, etc. 2. William ap William ap Richard of Gwythelwerne, co. Denb. co. Mer. [sic]. Grant, by licence of the King by letters patent dated 9 July last past, of a tmt, cottage, and 21½ a. of land in Rhiscog Bagh and Llangollen Vechan in the bedelry of Llangollen in the lp of Chirke and Chirkeland, co. Denb. Note: The original scribe left vacant spaces for the grantee's home and occupation, but entered the name of the county as 'Denbigh'. The second scribe used the space allotted to the grantee's occupation to correct the name of the county to Merioneth, leaving Denbigh unerased, and omitting the grantee's occupation. Latin.

1. Robert [Dudley], Earl of Leicester, Baron of Denbigh, etc. 2. Edward ap Edward ap John ap Ieuan, John ap Rinalte ap Edward, and Edward ap David ap Llywelyn, all of Rhysgog, co. Denb., yeomen. Grant, by licence of the King by letters patent dated 9 July last past, to the said Edward ap Edward ap John ap Ieuan of a cottage, garden, and 1½ a. of land in the t. of Rhiscog, 1½ a. of land in the t. of Vivod, and 1 r. of land in the t's of Llangollen Vaure and Llangollen Vechan, to the said John ap Rinalte ap Edward of one cottage and 3 a. of land in the t. of Rhiscog, and to the said Edward ap David ap Llywelyn of a cottage, garden, and 2 a. of land in the t's of Rhiscog and Vivod, all in the bedelry of Llangollen in the lp of Chirke and Chirkeland, co. Denb.

1. Robert [Dudley], Earl of Leicester, Baron of Denbigh, etc. 2. John ap Hughe ap Maddocke of Ryscog, Howell ap Edward ap Ieuan 'or' Baghe, Benet ap David ap Rees, and David ap John ap Rees of ('de') Baghe, all of co. Denb., yeomen. Grant, by licence of the King by letters patent dated 9 July last past, to the said John ap Hughe ap Maddocke of a garden and 1 r. of land in the t. of Llangollen, 1 a. of land in the t. of Kylme dew, a m., garden, and 4 a. of land in the t. of Rhysgog and a cottage and 4 a. of land in the t. of Vivod, to the said Howell ap Edward ap Ieuan of a m., garden, orchard, barn, and 16 a. of land in the t. of Baghe and a cottage and 2 a. of land in the t. of Llangollen Vawr, to the said Benet ap David ap Rees of a m., barn, garden, and 6 a. of land in the t. of Baghe and ½ a. ofl and, being parcel of a waste called y fron vgh pen y fynnon in Baghe, and to the said David John ap Rees of two m's, two barns, two gardens, and 10 a. of land in the t. of Baghe, all in the bedelry of Llangollen in the lp of Chircke and Chirckeland, co. Denb. Latin. Copy.

1. John Wynn of Melay, co. Denb., esq. 2. Simon Thelwall of Graies Inn, Middlesex, esq. Grant, by way of demise for 21 years, of the site of the abbey or monastery called the Abbey of Conway in Maenan, lands in Maenan, being sometime the demesne of the possessions of the said abbey, m's and lands and a water corn mill called Melyn Dole y Garrog in Dole y Garrog, and m's and parcels of land called y Werne fach, Gweirglodd Lechog, Pladirie hirion, y fforlas, Kefne y Clawdd vwch law r clawdd, y Gadlaies, Gweirglodd y kennin issa, Gweirglodd y kennin vcha, rhos rudd, rhos rudd issa, Gwern y dderwen ddu, and Arloysidd, and other parcels of land in Porthlwyd, all in co. Caern. Counterpart.

1. Fowlke ap Thomas ap Grono of Henllan, co. Denb., gent. 2. Piers Owen, esq., and William ap Thomas Gruffith, John Thelwall of Llanruth, and Piers Salesbury, gent's. Grant, in pursuance of a covenant contained in No. 51, of m's and lands in Nantclyn Sanctorum and in the t's of Eriviat and Graban, and an annual rent of 20s. issuing from m's in the t. of Eriviat, all in the lp and co. of Denbigh. Latin.

Indenture Of Apprenticeship by John Foulkes of Eiriviat, esq., and Peter Williams, AM, minister of Henllan, both of co. Denb., to David Williams of the parish of Nantglyn, tailor, for a term of 7 years, of Owen Edwards, a poor child of the parish of Nantglyn. Endorsed are:. (A) a receipt, 21 Nov. 1785, from David Williams to John Foulkes, esq., by the payment of Robert Parry, of the consideration money of £5 specified therein;. (B) a bond, 21 Nov. 1785, in the sum of £10, from Robert Griffith of Bryn Robin, parish of Henllan, farmer, on behalf of the master, for the observance of the covenants specified therein.

Indenture Of Apprenticeship by John Foulkes of Ereiveat, esq., and Edward Chambers Jones, AM, minister of Henllan, both of co. Denb., to John Hughes of parish Henllan, tailor, for a term of 6 years, of John Daniel, a poor child of parish Henllan. Endorsed are:. (A) a receipt, 23 Oct. 1782, from John Hughes to John Foulkes, esq., by the hand of the Rev. Mr Edward Chambres Jones, for the payment of the consideration money of £5 specified therein;. (B) a bond, 23 Oct. 1782, in the sum of £10, from John Williams of Henllan, corviser, on behalf of the master, for the observance of the covenants specified therein.

Indenture Of Apprenticeship by John Foulkes of Ereivieat, esq., and Edward Chambres Jones, AM, minister of Henllan, both of co. Denb., to John Jones of the parish of Henllan, tailor, for a term of 7 years, of John Jones, a poor child of the parish of Henllan. Endorsed are:. (A) a receipt, 24 Feb. 1784, from John Jones to John Foulkes, esq., by the payment of Robert Parry, of the consideration money of £5 apecified therein;. (B) a bond [4 Jan. 1783] in the sum of £10 from Richard Evans of Plas Meivod, parish of Henllan, farmer, on behalf of the master, for the observance of the covenants specified therein.

Indenture Of Apprenticeship by John Foulkes of Erriviat, esq., and Peter Williams, AM, minister of Henllan, both of co. Denb., to Davdi Williams of the parish of Nantglyn, tailor, for a term of 7 years, of Owen Edwards, a poor child of the parish of Nantglyn. Endorsed are:. (A) a receipt, 21 Nov. 1785, from David Williams to John Foulkes, esq., by the payment of Robert Parry, of the consideration money of £5 specified therein;. (B) a bond, 21 Nov. 1785, in the sum of £10, from Robert Griffith of Bryn Robin, parish of Henllan, farmer, on behalf of the master, for the observance of the covenants specified therein.

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Deceased died seized of a tmt called y bryn duy and lands in Tre prees, four m's, and 120 a. of land in Tre yr abat aforesaid [sic], of which the m's are called y Court vch y llyn, y keyrnyog vaur, keyrnyog vaughan, kefne y Rhyd, and two m's called maes y kernethe and Gwayn yr hyrn and 24 a. of land in Tre yr abat, all to be held for his life, with remainder to Robert Wyn ap Robert. The properties are held of the King as of the man. of Tre yr abat in socage. Deceased died 20 June 1546. The said Robert Wyn ap Robert is a kinsman and heir of the said Robert and was 19 years of age at the time of Robert's death. Deceased died seized of a m. called y pant y Gryviolen and 22 a. of land and a tmt called y murthyn y vaughes and 10 a. of land in Prees. The properties are held of the King as of the man. of Denbighland in socage. Humfrey ap Robert Gethyn ap Morys is son and nearest heir of the said Robert and was 23 years of age at the time of Robert's death. Latin. Note: 'prees' has been partly erased, apparently with a view to substituting 'yr abat' for it. The correction, however, has not been completed.

Inquisition touching the division of three parcels of land and an annual rent of 14s.5 in Coydrug in the lp of Bromfyld and Yale. Other names mentioned: Tier in y tervin, Tydin yr A…. . Latin. Mutilated.

Inventory of the goods, chattels, ready money, household stuff, corn, jewels, and debts of Foulke ap Thomas ap Gronow of Eryviat, co. Denb., and diocese of St Asaph, gent., dec., prized by Edeneved ap Gruffith, John ap John Thomas, Fowlke ap Thomas ap Gruffith, and William ap Ieuan.

1. Meredith Wynne of Llanyfydd, co. Denb., gent. 2. Humphrey Wynne of Llanganhaval, gent. Lease And Release (as indemnity from a bond to Anne Owen of Llanyfydd, spinster) of a m. and a mill called Melin y Person in Maesegwicke, p. Bettus Abergeley.

1. Jane verch Symon, otherwise Wynne, of Llanbeder, co. Denb., widow. 2. Thomas Williams of Llanhwchan, tailor, and Elizabeth, his wife. Lease And Release (in consideration that the relessees shall allow a competent maintenance for life to the relessor, prefer two of the relessor's youngest children as apprentices, and pay the relessor's debts, the relessor being the mother of the said Elizabeth) of Tu yn y Vron in Hirwin.