Ffeil 5. - Pre-nuptial Settlement of Richard Wynne and Sarah Myddelton, one of the daughters of 3, being a Feoffment To Uses by ...,

1 Sir Owen Wynne of Gwydyr, co. Caern., bart, and Richard Wynne, esq., son and heir apparent of the said Sir Owen Wynne. 2 Maurice Wynne of Grogen, co. Mer., esq., Edward Williams of Weeg, co. Caern., esq., Thomas Myddelton of Chirke Castle, co. Denb., esq., and Roger Grosvenor of Kynerton, Cheshire, esq. 3 Sir Thomas Myddelton of Chirke Castle, kt. Pre-nuptial Settlement of Richard Wynne and Sarah Myddelton, one of the daughters of 3, being a Feoffment To Uses by 1 to 2 of m's called Pennanmen, and Tythin y Llan, a walk mill called Bryn moel, mur coch, Rhiw goch ucha, Tythin y vedw and rhiw goch issa, a m. heretofore the lands of Evan Lloyd Griffith, a m. called tythin John ap Rytherch, a parcel of meadow ground in Pant Rhyd and a m. called Tan y Castell all in t. [and p.] Doluthelan, co. Caern., a m. called Llwyngeieingl, t. Gwyder, [p. Llanrhychwyn], co. Caern., m's called bwlch y kynyd, Coytmor farme, demeasne of Glascwm and Llygallt, two m's being the moiety of Blaien Glascwm, all in Doluthelen, m's in Doluthelen and Penmachno called henriw, llwynteg and y waen ddofn, a tmt wherein Moris Roberte now dwells near Penmachno churchyard, m's called Gwastad Annes, y Glasdraien and hafod y porth, p. Beddkelert, a m. called hirdir, p. Llanvair Isgair, a m. called Ynys yr Aden, p. Llanddiniolen, a m. called Bronnydd, t. Dionrveg [p's Llanddeiniolen / Llanfair-is-gaer], a m. called Lloedwigen, t. Treflan, [p. Waun-fawr], a m. called tythin kae rhobun, otherwise called the moyty of tythin Arthe with the moiety of a meadow in Gwernvignach called y weirglydd gyd, p. Llanrhwchwyn, a m. called tythin du, t. Crafnant [p. Llanrhychwyn], and m's in p's Llanrhwchwyn and Trefriw, called Brynog, kae kelyn and llysguen, to the use of R.W. And S.M. for their lives and of the longest liver of them in the name of a jointure and after their deaths to their eldest son (further uses specified); a capital m. called ty yn y wern and m's called Croysor and havod y mynydd, p. Llanvrothen, co. Mer., to the use of OW for life and afterwards to R.W. and his heirs male; the castle of Doluthelan, man's Doluthelan [p. Dolwyddelan], Cwmllannerch, [p. Betws-y-coed, Nanthwynen [p. Beddgelert], Treferiw [p. Trefriw] and Rhwchwyn [p. Llanrhychwyn] together with the advowsons, tithes, fisheries, etc., in the said man's, chief rents of OW in cos Caern., Denb., Ang. and Mer., (except in a m. called Tan Adrwch, t. [and p.] Dolythelan and his right and title to the man. and town of Bala, co. Mer., together with the tolls and profits of the same and escheat land in the same and in the commote of Penllyn and p's Llanenddwyn and Llanddwywe which were purchased by OW); m's, (unspecified) in Llanrwst, t's Mathebryd, Garthgyvanedd and Garthgarmon [p. Llanrwst], Ereythlyn, [p. Eglwys-bach] and Scregynan [p. Llanddoged], co. Denb., all OW's lands in p. Betws[-y-coed], co. Caern., parcels of land in t. Gwyder [p. Llanrhychwyn], parcels of land in the said t. called lletty yr kla, erw yr Gwreiddin, Penywerne and Park yr Evel, a meadow called gweirglodd newydd, meadows called gweirglodd y daflold, kinge meadow, gweirglodd yr enw, y merllyn, and dryll pompren y llwynog, p's Llanrhychwyn and Trefriw, a meadow called dolydd drivon, t. Gweder, [p. Llanrhychwyn], a m. called Plas yn y glyn, t. Gwyder and p. Llanrhychwyn, m's called kae dibin ffrith newydd, bryn y peith yne, dol gam, hendwy and ffrith y voylgoch, p. Llanrhychwyn, a parcel of land called bryn ty Peeter and a meadow adjoining, m's called tal y llen girvinith and blaen y crafnant, p. Llanrhychwyn, a m. called y wenas deg, p. Beddkelert, m's in p's Llanrhychwyn and Trefriw called lletty domlyd, y fron, bwn vadog, y goed vagron, bach y llyfaint, lledwigan meadowe, y wern dduerw rwyllog, kae ynglan rhyd y ffrith issa, tythin kae issa, kelynfryn, and a moiety of a m. called Nant yr hen banwy, and a moiety of a m. called Tythin Evan Goch, p. Llanrhychwyn (except parcels of land called Erway hirion, hen ardd, bryn ynyr, and m's called kae'r milwr and kae kaled in p. Llanrwst, co. Denb., a m. and parcels of land called kay cynddel and pwll y weirglodd and a moiety of a m. called llwyn menna ucha, p. Llanrwst, and m's in p. Betws[-y-Coed] co. Caern., formerly granted to the use of Dame Ann Wynne and Dame Margarett Angier and held by them as part of their jointures), two m's in t. Scrygennan [p. Llanddoged], co. Denb., purchased by O.W. from Moris Griffith ap David, closes called ffoddion ucha and ffoddion issa in t. Scrygennan, a m. in the tenure of Robert ap Thomas in t. Mathebrwyd, [p. Llanddoged, co. Denb.] limited to O.W. for life and after his death to his wife, Dame Jane Euare for life as a jointure and after her death to the use of R.W. and his eldest son (further uses specified); am. called Wibernant, t. [and p.] Doluthelan which O.W. purchased from Anne Morgan and her children, a m. in p. Bettws[-y-coed], co. Caern., sometime the land of Robert ap Rhydderch and Marcelle his wife, a m. in the same p. which O.W. purchased from Richard Ellis called Rhiwdolion issa, m's in the commotes of Issaph and Creuthyn purchased by O.W. from Richard ap William ap Rees, a m. in t. Scrogennan [p. Llanddoged], co. Denb., purchased from the said Moris Griffith ap David, and closes of land in the said t. called ffoddion ucha and ffoddion ucha and ffoddion issa purchased by O.W. from John Owen David Lloyd, a m. in t. Mathebrwyd [p. Llanrwst] purchased by O.W. from Richard Jones, gent., and a m. in the tenure of Agnes verch Thomas, p. Trefriw, co. Caern., to the use of O.W. for life and after his death to the use of R.W. for life and his eldest son (further uses specified) with Covenant To Levy Fines by 1. Marriage portion: £5,000. Jointure: £600 pa.