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And the codicil 28 June, 1682. [See no. D1157].

Abstract Of The Will of Griffith Roberts Testator devises:. To T. P. Jones, esq., John Griffith esq., Rev. John Roberts and his brother John Roberts the tmt., called Myrdu and the stock on the farm of Madrin Issa [p. Llandudwen] co. Caern., and household goods, to hold the tmt., in trust to receive the rents for the life of his d. Elizabeth Williams and to pay two thirds to her and one third to his grandson in law Owen Williams for her life, and after her death to Griffith Williams, s. Elizabeth Williams, and his heirs. The personal estate of Madrin Issa is to Elizabeth Williams for her life and after her death to be divided among her children. To his grandson in law Owen Williams, the stock upon Hirdrefawr, p. Tydweiliog, co. Caern., subject to the payment of £50 to the testator's grandson Griffith Williams at the testator's decease and another £50 at the end of 5 years. To Catherine Jones, £20 a year and to William Williams s. Owen Williams, £20, charging the stock on Hirdrefawr with the payment thereof. Out of his cash and remaining personal estate, £120 to Ellin Williams, d. Elizabeth Williams and £30 to John Williams her son. The residue after discharging the rent of Madrin Issa and his funeral expenses out of the stock of the farm of Madrin Issa to his d. Elizabeth Williams.

Abstract Of The Will of John Griffith of Brinodol, co. Caern., esq.,. Testator devises:. A m. in the holding of Lewis Hughes in p. Edern, co. Caern., to H. Griffith and his heirs, subject to the yearly payment of the interest on £12 to the poor of p. Llaniestyn, of the interest on £5 to the sexton of Llandidwen and of 20s. to the poor of p. Tydweiliog, all in co. Caern., [For the will, see no. D425.]. Endorsed with an extract from the will of John Griffith of Nyffrin, gent., devising to the poor of p. Llaniestyn the yearly interest on £12 to buy cloth and to the sexton of Llandidwen the yearly interest on £5 to hedge about the churchyard and to look after the graves of the testator's family.

Abstract Of The Will of J[ohn] Lloyd of Hirdrefaig, co. Ang., Testator devises:. The capital m. and demesne lands called Hirdrefaig and other messuages and lands thereto belonging in p. Llanfinnan, co. Ang., and the capital m. called Penlech p. Penlech, and messuages and lands in the parishes of Llangwnadle, Llaniestn, Denio, Aberdaron and Bryncroes, co. Caern., to his niece Annabella Langford of Hirdrefaig, spinster, on condition that she marries the testator's nephew Richard Lloyd s. Francis Lloyd of Monachdy, co. Ang., esq., within 2 years. If Richard Lloyd will not marry Annabella Langford, the lands are to go to her and her heirs and if Annabella Langford will not marry Richard Lloyd, the lands to go to him and his heirs subject to an annuity of £90 to Annabella and her heirs. If they both die without issue, the lands are to pass to the testator's nephew, Lloyd Langford, esq., and his issue male, then to Catherine Lloyd, the testator's niece, d. Francis Lloyd, then to the issue male of the testator's cousin Mary, wife of the Rev. William Lloyd clerk, then to Richard Poole of Pencraig and his issue, with the condition that each of these take the name of Lloyd, or finally to the Rev. Henry Rowlands of Plasgwin. To Annabella Langford, the testator's goods and chattels and all his personal estate, in trust to pay his debts and funeral expenses, and the residue for herself. Testator appoints Annabella Langford his executrix.

Abstract Of Title of John Griffith Griffith formerly Watkins, esq., to premises in co. Mer. Recital of deeds of 1798-1842, naming the following lands: a capital m. and demesne and other lands called Tall y Treyddin, p. Llanfair otherwise Llanvair and Llanenddwyn, messuages and lands called Tall Treyddin bach, Penybryn and Pantgwynne, p. Llanenddwyn, a capital m. and demesne lands called Llwyn Griffin and messuages and lands called Tyddyn y Celin otherwise Tythyn y velyn and Tu-yn-nhal y Bont otherwise Tu Canol, p. Llanddwywey and messuages and lands called Eithyn Fynydd, Bodwelin otherwise Bodwvddil, Varch Ynys and Gwastad Agnes, p. Llanaber, co. Mer. Appended is a list of the same premises.

Abstract Of Title of John Price and William Owen, assignees of John Griffith, a bankrupt, to a m. and lands called Pentre bach, p. Llama, co. Caern., reciting deeds dated 1721-1817.

Abstract Of Title of Miss Harriet Francisca Barber of Pall Mall, London, to Pentre bach, p. Llanwnda, co. Caern., reciting deeds of 26-27 March 1819. Attached is a schedule of deeds dated 1779-1821.

Abstract Of Title of Rice Thomas, esq., recited in deeds dated 1667-1768 to property in Bodlegyfarch, Bangor, Rug, Llanbeblick, Castellmay, Treflan, Llanvihangel Bachalleth, Llangain, Bottwnog, CLYNN0KE, Llaneingian, Llaniestyn, Llanor, Strodygeirch, Nevyn, Penmaen Beyno, Eddern, Dinorwicke, Llanddeniolen, Llanvair Isgaer, Vaynol Bangor, Llanrug, Carnarvon, Bettus Garmon, Tre'r Glyn, Pistill, Kyffin and Conway, co. Caern., and in Bottunod, Amlough, Clorach, Llanbadrig, Rhosemunach, Llanielian, Dylas, Llanvihavgel Eskeiviog, Trefdraeth, Newborough, Llanbeder, Dwyrian, Llandegfan, Porthaethwy, Llandysilio, Penrhos, Llandyfrydog, Llangeinwen, Llangwenllwyfo, Clegyrog, Caerdegog, Treflias, Bodlegady and Penwynllys, co. Ang.

Abstract Of Title of Robert Wynne, esq., to properties in co. Caern., viz., a capital m. and, demesne lands called Llanerchfawr, messuages and lands called Trawscoed, Glan Rhûd, Henllyg, Caie Brychion, Gweirglodd yr Hyllech, Cae'r Wern, Tu'r Clochydd otherwise Tu Robert John Thomas, Tû Thomas John Thomas, Tu yn y Llan, Henfon went. Tyddyn Dafydd Pugh, Tyddyn Fili, Tyddun Rhose otherwise Tyddun John ap Humphrey, Brynbychan and Sychnant, a water corn grist mill, m. and lands, a fulling mill called Pandu Sychnant, three quillets of land by Llanor Church, a quillet called yr Hendre, and the chief rent of lands called yr Allt felen, all in p. Llanor; and messuages and lands called Highgate and y fron, and a quillet of land called Llain Gain, all in p. Demo. Recital of deeds from 1692; properties in co. Denb., also mentioned. Attached is the opinion of J. Parry, dated 24 Oct., 1780, concerning the validity of the title.

Abstract Of Title of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn to estates in t. Treflan, parishes of Carnarvon, Llanbeblig, Llanvan otherwise Llanvair Iss Gaer, Llanddeniolen, Bangor, Bethgelert otherwise Berthgelert, Llanrhug, Llysfaen, Gyffin, Conway, Penmorva, Caerhyn, Llanbedr, Rhiwgyfylchi [sic], Llanvair Vechan, Abergwyngregin, Clynnog, Pwllhely, Llanberris, Dolwddelan, Capel Cerrig and Penmachno, and in the manors of Llysfaen and Maynan, co. Caern., and in the parishes of Llandrillo, Betws Abergele and Eglwysfach, co. Denb. Recital of deeds dated 1680/1-1794. Individual lands mentioned m. and lands called Aberglaslyn, p. Bethgelart otherwise Berthgelert, co. Caern., messuages and lands called Bryn Yockin, Freed Mays y Cerllan and Croes yr eirios in Llandrillo, co. Denb. and Gyffin and Conway, co. Caern., messuages called Carneth hir, and Cern Coch, p. Penmorva, co. Caern., and a m. called Carned Helion, p. Bettws, co. Denb.

Abstract Of Title of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, bart., to estates in p. Llanvair Is Caer, co. Caern., Recital of deeds dated 1680/1 1801.

Abstract Of Title of the devisees under the will of Richard Evans, esq., deceased, to a m. called Tyddynhen, p. Llanbeblig, co. Caern.,. Recital of deeds and documents dated 1747-1835. Endorsed with opinion thereon, dated 4 May, 1836, signed by William Welsley. Other lands mentioned: a m. called d Tynllan, p. Llanfihangel Bachellaeth, co. Caern., Attached is a pedigree, beginning with John Griffith and ending with George Hicks, showing George Hicks to be the heir of Gaynor Wynne.

Abstract Of Title of Thomas Assheton Smith of Tedworth, co. Hants., and Vaynol, co. Caern., to premises in Llanddeniolen and Llanrug, co. Caern.,. Recital of deeds dated 1764-1813.

Abstract Of Title of Thomas Jones, esq., to messuages and lands called Erw fawr and Tyddyn Issa, p. Llanddeniolen, co. Caern.,. Recital of deeds dated 1762-1801, and schedule appended of deeds dated 1710-1811. In the margins are observations in 3 hands, including that of D. Ellis at the end is a question with the opinion thereon of D. Ellis, dated 20 Jan., 1812. Appended is a pedigree beginning with William Williams of Pentir, co. Caern., showing the descent of Thomas Jones.

Abstract Of Title of Thomas Jones, esq., to premises called Caerddol formerly part of Tyddyn Andrew [otherwise Tyddyn Owen ap Hugh], p. Llanddeniolen, co. Caern.,. Recital of deeds dated 1730-1807 notes of the observations to the title entered in the margins, dated 8 Oct., 1796 made by Charles Butler on behalf of the Rev. John Williams, written by R. A. Poole. Endorsed with the opinion of D. Ellis, dated 18 Jan., 1812. Other lands mentioned: messuages called Gelly Bach [Tythin William] John ap Hugh otherwise Tyddyn y berth and Cefn gwyn, t. Botandreg, p. Llantddeniolen, co. Caern.,.

Abstract Of Title to Tyddyn Ynus'r Aden otherwise Cae'r Fedwen otherwise Tyddyn'r Aden lately called Erw fedwen, p. Llanddeniolen, co. Caern. Recital of deeds dated 1713-1806, and endorsement of opinion dated 18 Jan., 1812, sigend by D. Ellis.

Abstracts of two deeds, dated 24 Aug., 1687 and 21 Sept., 1693, relating to two messuages called Tyddyn Tû Gwin otherwise Tythyn y Mynydd and Tyddyn Hugh ap William otherwise Ty-thyn Minffordd in p. Penmynydd, [co. Ang.]; and Receipts, one dated 6 Dec., 1728, for the deeds, and a sum of money, and the other, undated for a deed of 30 Nov., 1704, relating to Havod y Wern and Clogwin Cellog in p. Llanunda, co. Caern., Both receipts are signed W. Bodvell.