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Receipts, 7 November, 27 April and 14 April 1657, from William Lloyd to Thomas Kinaston for £3.5.0 respectively, being rent due to Lord Bulkeley.

To John Wynne. Subject: Request for a hawk.

Declaration by David Lloyd of Sybylldir that he did wrongfully carry the corpse of his grandfather from the lands of Edward Holland to those of William Mostyn and Anne his wife and that he did injuriously carry the corpse over the said Anne, being then in her lands kay/r/Neyodd.

1. John Wynne of Bodewrid, co. Anglisey;
2. Henry Wynne of Kwygoch, co. Merionith; Pyrce Lloyd of Lligwy, co. Anglisey; and Owen Wynne of Glascoed, co. Carnarvon;
3. William Mostyn of Chwayne wen, co. Anglisey, late archdeacon of Bangor, and Anne his wife.
   Partition of the Chwayne wen estate.

1. Gabriell Beane of Bewmares, chaundler;
2. Thomas Kynaston of the same and John Owen of Penrhos Issa.
   Settlement (after the marriage of Gabriell Beane and Agnes his wife) of y Ty Newydd in the high street ward of the Town of Bewmares.

1. David Lloyd of Tre Ivan;
2. William Mostyn of Bodowyr, clerk.
   Bargain and sale for 6 months of Tir Tref Evan, Tir Matto, Tir Iorwerth ap Maddocke, Tir Rees ap William Powell, Bryn yr wy and Tir yr hen Aelwyd in Tref Ivan ap Iddon and Trefleske.

1. Owen ap Richard of Llanvayr yn Eubwll and Gwen his wife; Richard ap Robert of Llanyngenedl and Catherine his wife; David ap Richard, son of the said Richard; Rees Lewis of Llanvigell and Ellin his wife;
2. William Mostyn of Bodowir, late archdeacon of Bangor; and David Parry of Llanvair yn Eubwll.
   Deed to lead the uses of a fine to be levied upon Cledog in Tre Ievan ap Ithon and messuages in Rhoscolin.

1. Owen ap Richard of Llanvairyneubwll and Gwen his wife; Richard ap Robert of Llanyngenedl and Catherin his wife;
2. William Mostyn of Bodowir, archdeacon of Bangor.
   Grant of Cledog in Tre Ievan ap Ithon.

Title deeds, letters and legal papers to prove the title of [Pryse Loveden] Pryse to the advowson of the rectory of Hodgeston, 1657-1729. The deeds describe the partition of the manor of Hodgeston, held jointly with Robert Earl of Essex, and the descent of the advowson from Thomas ap Rice of Rickardstone (Rickeston), claimed by Thomas ap Rice of Roch, 1657, and Edward ap Rice, 1660, and sold by John ap Rice of Scotsborough and William Davies of Nash [his mortagee] to Nicholas Lewis of Heane Castle, 1667. A final concord indicates a transaction by John Lewis, 1710. The letters are addressed to Walter Pryse, 1728. The legal papers relate to a case between Sir Arthur Owen, and George Lewis Langton and Thomas Davies, 1728/9. A statement of the title of Mr Pryse is watermarked 1827

1. Ellin Jones of Chwaen wen, co. Anglzey, widow;
2. John Wynne the younger, son and heir apparent of John Wynne the elder of Bodewrid and Ellin his late wife, dec., one of the daughters and coheirs of John Lewis sometime of Chwaen wen, dec.; and William Mostyn of Bodowir, late archdeacon of Bangor and Anne his wife, another daughter of the said John Lewis.
   Surrender of dower out of lands in Bodederne.

1. David Lloyd of Tre Ivan;
2. William Mostyn of Bodowyr, clerk;
3. John Wynne of Bodewrid and Owen Hughes of Bewmares.
   Release to make a tenant to the praecipe for the suffering of a recovery of the premises specified in Bodewryd deeds 28.

Deed poll, being a release by Richard ap Robert of Rhoscolyn to Owen ap Richard of Llanvayr-yn-Eybwll of his estate in Cledog in the township of Tre Ieuan ap Ithon.

1. Robert Owen of Bodedern and Owen ap Richard of Llanvair yn Eubwll;
2. William Mostyn, sometime archdeacon of Bangor, of Bodowir.
   Lease of Cledocke in the township of Tre Iuan.

1. William Mostyn of Bodowir and Anne his wife; and Ellin Lewis of Tay yn y kay, widow;
2. Edward Holland of Maes y wrach;
3. David Lloyd of Sybylldir.
   Grant of a way from Sybylldir to Penylon and so to Bodedern Church.

1. Owen ap Richard, Richard ap Robert and David ap Richard;
2. William Mostyn.
   Bond for the performance of covenants.

1. John Thomas of Holyhead, yeoman;
2. Robert Wynne, of the same, gent.
   Grant (to make a tenant of the praecipe for the suffering of a recovery) of Tythyn John ap Hugh in Holyhead aforesaid.

1. Hugh ap William Pugh of Llanbedr, co. Anglesey, yeoman, and Margaret verch Harrie Owen, his wife;
2. William Bold of Tre yr ddol, esquire.
   Bond for the performance of covenants.