Dangos 1903 canlyniad

1 William Bevan of p. St. Michael Cwmdû, co. Brec., gent. 2 Henry Williams of Crickhowell, gent. Bond in £100 to perform covenants specified in a lease of glebe lands and tithes of p. St. Michael Cwmdu, dated 1772. Very fragile.

1 Arabella Jones of Bryntirion, co. Caern., spinster. 2 Henry Rumsey Williams of Carnarvon, gent. Assignment Of A Bond to secure repayment of £300. Recites the original bond in 1797 and that there was. £215 Still due to 1. Draft.

1 Hugh Evans late of Trefeilir but now of Henblas, co. Ang., esq., only surviving son of Charles Evans of Trefeilir by Elizabeth his wife, both dec. 2 Henry Rumsey Williams of Glanravon, p. Llanbeblig, gent. Lease For A Year of a m. called Gwredog, otherwise Gwredog bach, p. Llanwnda, co. Caern. Draft.

1 Henry Rumsey Williams late of Glanrafon, but now of Penrhos, co. Caern., gent. 2 Lawrence Banks of Boys Hall, co. Kent., esq. Assignment of a fifth part of m's called Erw suran, p. Penmorfa, and Penybryn, p. Llanarmon, co. Caern. Recites that Evan Pritchard of Cricieth mortgaged a fifth part of Erw suran to John Rowland of Pistyll, in 1807, that in 1808 E.P. mortgaged a fifth part of Penybryn to Thomas Morris of Aberkin, that in 1816 T.M. assigned the mortgage to 1 for £285 and J.R. assigned his mortgage to 1 for £442, that E.P. had mortgaged premises to John Evans, gent., in 1808, who filed a bill in the court of Great Sessions against E.P. and 1 to foreclose, that 1 afterwards filed a bill of complaint against E.P. and J.E. to foreclose, that by a decree of the court the premises were absolutely foreclosed against E.P. and J.E., that the money paid by 1 to T.M. and J.R. was the proper money of 2. Draft.

1 Henry Rumsey Williams of Penrhos, co. Caern., gent. 2 John Williams of the city of Bangor, labourer, and Elizabeth his wife, and John Williams of the same, yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife. 3 Robert Thomas of the same, maltster. Surrender of a term of 500 years by 1, to 2 and 3, in a tmt. and a court or garden situated on the north side of the main street of the city of Bangor. Recites that Sidney Greene had conveyed premises to 3, in trust for the uses which John Rowlands should appoint, that J.R. died leaving Ann his wife him surviving, who had since married John Williams, yeoman, that no appointment of the premises had been made, that A.W. and her husband mortgaged premises to 1 in 1825 (demise for 500 years) to secure £120, that A.W. died in 1825 leaving John Williams, yeoman, John Williams, labourer, and Elizabeth his wife and Elizabeth [ ], her niece, her surviving, that Elizabeth [ ] married John Williams, yeoman and that 2 had repaid the £120 to 1. Draft. Damaged.

1 Alexander Tate late of Bennarth, co. Caern., gent., but now of the city of Wells, spirit merchant. 2 Richard Bartlett of Wells, gent. Assignment Of Mortgage (Demise for 1,000 years) for £1,300 of m's called Tyddynysaise and Tanycoed, otherwise Tynycoed, p. Llanbeblig, co. Caern. Recites that Henry Rumsey Williams mortgaged the premises to 1 in 1824.

1 Charles Bucke of Pulteney Terrace, Pentonville, co. Mddx., esq., and Margaret his wife, the only surviving child and heiress at law of John Rumsey, late of Crickhowell, co. Brec., esq., dec., who was the only son and heir at law of Robert Rumsey late of Cwmgu, clerk. 2 Anne Williams wife of H.R. Williams of Penrhos near Carnarvon, gent., and the said H.R. Williams. Lease For A Year of a capital m. wherein Henry Rumsey did then lately dwell (field names given), and a piece of a meadow land and island lying between Crickhowell bridge and the Lords Wear lying in Llangattock, joining the river Usk and the highway leading from the said bridge to Llangwnnider (further boundaries given), together with the meadow called Werlock y Precke and the little field thereto adjoining, and a close of pasture land called Langore, all of which are in p's Crickhowel, Llangenny, Llanbeder and Llangattock (500a.), and a dwelling house and burgage with a brewhouse and a close of land thereto adjoining in the town of Crickhowel. Draft.

Bundle Of Bills to Henry Rumsey Williams from the prothonotary, the registrar and marshall of the court of Great Sessions, the Attorney General, the 'Keeper of the Records at Carnarvon' etc.

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1 Hugh Jones of Coedmadog, p. Llanllyfni, co. Caern., farmer, William Roberts of Clwt y Bont, p. Llandd[einiole]n, innkeeper, Robert Roberts of Clwt y Bont, quarryman, Hugh Williams of Caerymryson, p. [ ], quarryman-, John Williams of the same, quarryman, William Thomas of Carnarvon, quarryman, John Hughes of Coed y brain, p. Llanrug, quarryman, Robert Roberts of Tanybryn, p. [ ], quarryman, and Ellis Foulkes of Ynys yr heuryn, p. [ ], farmer. 2 Edward Swainson of Liverpool, co. Lancs., esq. Agreement for the sale and purchase for 3 years of slates produced at the Fachwen quarry, p. Llanddeiniolen. Draft.

1 Samuel Worthington, A.K. Worthington and William Worthington of Llwynon, p. Llandegai, co. Caern. 2 Cornelius Roberts of Dolawen, p. Llandegai, farmer. Agreement to purchase 19 horses with gears employed in conveying slate waggons from the slate quarry of George Hay Dawkins Pennant called Braich y Cafn, p. Llandegai, a stack of hay and manure lying in Tynewydd, in the said p., and that all chattels, etc., be valued by an independent umpire. Draft.

Alterations And Additions to be made in a new lease from Richard Garnons of the Pen y bryn slate quarry, [p. Llandwrog, co. Caern.].

1 Richard Garnons of Carnarvon, esq. 2 John Seymour Smith of Manchester, co. Lancs., gent. Lease for 21 years to quarry for slates in and upon premises specified in no. 2703, reserving timber. Annual Rent: As in no. 2703. Incomplete Draft.

1 Thomas Parry of Conway, co. Caern., tanner. 2 Griffith Williams of Bryntirion, p. Tydweiliog, tanner. Articles Of Partnership in the trade of a tanner for a term of six years, the trade to be managed in 1's tanyards situated at the north end of the town of Conway.

Certificate that Richard Jones master of the open boat called the Stag of Pwllhely has given a bond to the King in the penalty of £100 not to be concerned in the illegal importation or exportation of goods, and that he will not hinder or molest any officer of the Customs and Excise in the execution of their duty. [cf. no. 27201. Unfit for production.

1 Richard Jones of Maes y llaw, p. Llandecwyn, co. Mer., mariner. 2 Sylvanus Jones of Gallt y Calch, p. Llandecwyn, mariner. Bill Of Sale of an open boat called the Stag of Pwllheli now lying at Traeth bach, co. Mer. Consideration: £10. Fragile. 1817, June 14. Case And Opinion re freight charges on a cargo of slate. See no. 1890.

1 William Roberts of Pen y gors, p. Llanddeiniolen, co. Caern., yeoman, administrator of the goods of Elizabeth Pierce of Bachyriffri, widow, dec., to whom was granted the administration of the goods of Robert Jones late of the same. 2 Owen Williams of Carnarvon, mariner. Memorandum Of Sale specified in no. 2723.