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1 Henry Robyns of p. Llanbeblick, co. Caern., tailor, and the Hon. Thomas Wynne of Glynllivon, esq. 2 John Thomas of Carnarvon, miller. Lease and Release of a quillet of land called prickie Saythe situated in Penrallt in the suburbs of Carnarvon, and bounded on the south side by a pond (further boundaries given). Consideration: £6-10-0 (£6 to Thomas Wynne and 10/- to Henry Robyns). Recites that Herbert Robyns, brother of Henry Robyns, mortgaged premises to Thomas Wynne in 1715 to secure £170 and that Henry Robyns was desirous to discharge what he could of the mortgage money whereby to lessen his debt (cf. Schedule of Glynllivon Estate Papers, Vol. I., pp. 71-4].

Deeds, documents, etc. relating to the following:.

1 John Evans of Carnarvon, gent. 2 Jane Jones of Bont faen, p. Llanwnda, co. Caern., widow and executrix of the will of Robert Jones late of the same, mariner. 3 Jonnet Griffith of Cefnywuthyd, p. Llanbeblig, widow and relict of William Griffith late of the same, farmer, dec., and Ellis Griffith of the same, yeoman (which said Jonnet Griffith and Ellis Griffith are sole devisees and co-executors named in the will of William Griffith). 4 The Right Hon. Thomas John, Lord Newborough. 5 Sir Coutts Trotter of Brandfcery?, co. Mddx., bart. 6 Sir Robert Williams Vaughan of Nanney, co. Mer., bart. Assignment of a residue of a term of 1,000 years by 1, with the consent and direction of 3, to 5, in a m. called Hendre, p. Llanwnda; and Assignment of a residue of a term of 500 years by 2, with the consent and by the direction of 3, to 6, of the same premises, both in trust to attend the inheritance for 4. Recites a mortgage in 1772 for £200 which subsequently became vested in 1 in 1810, that the premises was also mortgaged to Robert Jones, husband of 2, in 1815 and that 4 had agreed to purchase the premises for £420 which purchase was to be executed the day following the execution of this deed. Draft. Fragile.

1 John Price, gent. (demandant). 2 Henry Rumsey Williams, gent. (tenant to the precipe). 3 Jared Jackson, esq. and Ffrances his wife (first vouchee). 4 William Humphrey, gent. (second vouchee). Copy Pleas Of A Common Recovery (by triple vouchee) in the court of Great Sessions for co. Ang., of 3 m's, etc., in p. Llanfigael.

1 David Evans and others. 2 William Williams of Bron y gader, co. Caern., gent. Attornment of premises (unspecified) in p. Abereirch, [co. Caern.] [cf. nos. 918, 1003, 1014-15]. Draft.

Abstract of several conveyances of premises in p's Abereirch, Denio, Criccieth, and in the town of Pwllheli, purchased by Mr. David Rees of Pwllheli, from 1812 to 1824.

1 Humphrey Herbert Jones of Llynon, co. Ang., esq. 2 Samuel Roberts of Felin Meillteyrne, co. Caern., yeoman. Lease for 40 years of a parcel of ground, being part of a farm called Cae Pwllhalog, p. Llanengan, co. Caern., and a dwelling house, windmill, drying kiln, storehouse, stable, etc., to be erected thereon by 2; covenants relating to repairs and that 2 will insure premises for £600. Annual Rent: £2-12-0.

1 David Evans and others, p. Abererch, co. Caern. 2 William Williams of Bron y gader, gent. Attornment by 1 to 2 of farms in p. Abererch. [Cf. nos. 918, 1000,1014-15].

1 William Oakes of Carnarvon, grocer, surviving executor of the will of Hugh Roberts, late of the same, shopkeeper, dec. 2 Robert Jones the elder, draper, Thomas Henry Evans, liquor merchant, John Jones, gent., all of Carnarvon. Assignment Of Mortgage (Lease and Release) for £499 of a dwelling house and shop commonly called Wine Cellar or Cellar Win, lying in the main street in the town of Carnarvon, p. Llanbeblig. Recites the original mortgage in 1829, that J.J. had married the daughter of Hugh Roberts and was entitled to the moiety of £499. Draft. Fragile: Badly affected by damp.

1 Thomas Griffith of Bangor, co. Caern., joiner. 2 Rowland Parry of the same (son in law of 1). 3 John Hughes of the same, gent. Abstract Of Mortgage (Demise for 1,000 years) for £200 (£100 to 1 and £100 to 2) from 1 to 3 of premises lying in a street called Lon y pobty in the city of Bangor. [cf. nos. 1018, 1038].

1 Hugh Jones of Carnarvon, limeburner. 2 John Lloyd of the same, architect. Lease for 10 years of a lime kiln, limehouse, sheds, culmpit and three dwelling houses, rooms or apartments adjoining situated in a place called Turkey shore, otherwise Glanymor, in the suburbs of Carnarvon. Annual Rent: £18. Recites that the premises were leased to William Williams, skinner, for 101 years in 1743, that in 1783 William Owen, esq., obtained a judgement against W.W.'s son for a debt of £660 and costs, that the lease was sold to John Goodman whose wife sold the lease (after his death) to 1 for £350.

1 John Jones of Llwyn yn gwgan, p. Llanfairfechan, co. Caern., farmer. 2 Robert Moses of the same, yeoman. Release by 1 of his life interest in a m. called Dolhelig, p. Llanllechid, and of his absolute interest in a m. called Velin hen, p. Llanfairfechan, and Assignment Of A Mortgage (Demise for 500 years) for £136 of a m. called Llwyn yn gwgan in the same p., in return for 2 maintaining 1. Recites that Llwyn yn gwgan was mortgaged with 1 in 1822. Draft.

1 Richard Edmunds, esq. (demandant). 2 John Williams, gent. (tenant to the precipe). 3 Jared Jackson, esq., and Frances his wife, Susanna Hartwell, and John Stephens and Anne his wife (first vouchee). 4 Charles Jones, gent. (second vouchee). Copy Pleas Of A Common Recovery (by triple vouchee) in the court of Great Sessions for co. Mont. of 6 m's, etc., in p. Llanwrin.

1 Humphrey William late of Goetra, p. Bangor, co. Caern., but now of Tyn rhos, p. Llanwnda, farmer. 2 Henry Rumsey Williams late of Glanrafon but now of Penrhos, gent., and John Jones of Beaumaris, gent. (in the capacities of trustees for sale). 3 John Jones aforesaid in his further capacity of trustee of a term of 500 years. 4 Robert Jones the elder of Carnarvon, shopkeeper. 5 John Lloyd of the same, architect. 6 Edward Rumsey Williams of Penrhos, gent. Release by 1 and 2, to the use of 4, to the use of 5 in trust to bar dower for 4, of a capital m. in p. Bangor, and Assignment of a residue of a term of 500 years by 2 by the direction of 1 and the appointment of 3, to 4 in trust to attend the inheritance for 3, with Covenant by 3 to produce title deeds. Consideration: £580. Recites that in 1814 Thomas Hughes mortgaged property to 1 (demise for 500 years) for £400, that in 1815 T.H. conveyed mortgaged property to 2, in trust to sell, that in 1817 1 filed a bill of complaint in the court of Great Sessions against T.H. and 2 to compel an execution of the trusts or to foreclose the equity of redemption, that the court decreed that the premises should be sold, that the registrar of the court sold the property by public auction and that John James Utterson was the highest bidder, that despite several orders of the court J.J.U. did not pay the purchase money and that he was discharged from the purchase, that the property was put up for sale again and that 4 was the highest bidder for the above mentioned premises (Lot 1), that in 1809 T.H. had mortgaged the same property to Ellis Williams (demise for 500 years) for £1,200, that in 1815 T.H. repaid the £1,200 and that the term was assigned to 3, in trust for T.H. Schedule of deeds appended. Draft.

1 Mary Owen. 2 Evan Evans. 3 John Jones of Carnarvon, gent. Abstract Of An Assignment of a residue of a term of 500 years by 1, by the appointment of 2, to 3, in trust for 2, of premises specified in no. 952. Consideration: £1,000. Recites no. 952, that John Evans had died leaving 2 as his heir, that 2 wanted to repay the £1,000 to 1.

1 Thomas Williams of Bangor, co. Caern., gent., and Thomas Rathbone of the same, druggist. 2 Goronwy Williams of [ ]. 3 John Morgan of the bor. of Carnarvon, gent. Release by 1 and 2, to 3, for the lives of 2 and his wife, of a mansion house called Weeg fawr (220a.) and two dwelling houses called Tai Newyddion, p. ABER., co. Caern., subject to a mortgage for £1,300 (41/2%) created in 1791, and subject to a mortgage (part of premises) for £300 created in [ ] and subject to a rent charge of £20. Consideration: £820. Recites that in 1822, 2 conveyed the premises to which he was entitled to a life interest, to 1, in trust to sell and to pay his creditors, that the premises were auctioned at the Castle Inn, Bangor in 10 Lots, that 3 offered £700 for Lot 1, that in 1823 the Court ordered that the bidding for Lot 1 should be advanced by £72, that at the second public auction 3 offered £820 for all the lots. Draft.

1 David Rice of Pwllheli, co. Caern. 2 Ellinor Rice the wife of the said David Rice. 3 Richard Humphreys of Abermede, co. Card., gent., surviving trustee of the settlement herein specified. 4 Thomas Rice of Myllionydd, co. Caern., gent., a trustee on behalf of David Rice of part of the premises hereinafter described. 5 [ ]. Appointment by 1 that all premises hereinafter mentioned shall 'go remain and be' and that all conveyances and assurances of the same shall operate and enure to the uses hereinafter specified, and Release by 1 and 2 of a m. called the Crown and Anchor, and a dwelling house and shop called Shop y Crown, both in p. Deneio and in the town of Pwllheli, and two dwelling houses situated in Red Lion Street, otherwise Palace Street, and several tmts. lying in Hole in the wall street in the town of Carnarvon and p. Llanbeblig, to 5, in trust for the uses therein specified. Recites that a common recovery was suffered on the premises in 1804 to the use of Jane Vaughan for life and then to the use of 2, her niece and devisee named in her will, that in the pre-nuptial settlement of 1 and 2 in 1804 the premises were conveyed to 3 and Robert Griffith, upon trust to the use of 2 and thereafter to her children from her previous two marriages, subject to an annuity of £40 to 1, in lieu of all right and title, that the settlement contained a proviso that it might be lawful for 2 to revoke all uses, that in 1812 2 revoked all uses and conveyed premises to Lewis Humphries and Samuel Griffith to the use which 2 should appoint, that 1 and 2 have agreed that the real property shall be limited and assured to the uses herein mentioned subject nevertheless to the sole power of revocation and new appointment of 2, and that in order to effectuate such agreement 1 has agreed to release and extinguish his annuity of £40 and 3 has agreed to join for the same purpose. Draft.

1 William Williams of Bron y gader, p. Ynyscynhaearn, co. Caern., gent. 2 Edmund Roberts of Holyhead, co. Ang., esq. Mortgage (Release) for £1,300 of a capital m. called Bryn gola, m's called Glyddin newydd and Ystrilwn, two dwelling houses and gardens and a dwelling house and smithy, p. Abereirch, co. Caern. [cf. nos. 918, 1000, 1003, 1015]. Draft.