Dangos 466 canlyniad

Receipt from John Wingfields for £11-5-0 paid by Thomas Wynn, esq., for a quarter year's 'diet' for his two cousins, Mrs. Susan Wynn and Mrs. Mary Wynn.

1. Thomas Wynne of Bodvean, co. Caern., esq. 2. Richard Thomas of Llaneinion [Llanengan], labourer. Agreement whereby 1 will deliver to 2 a tmt. called Pynt y gwair, p. Llaneinion [Llanengan], together with 7 oxen for ploughing and whereby 2 will provide two more oxen for ploughing, two good horses with all the necessary ploughing gear, and will plough 14 acres (errowes) and sow the same with wheat, barley, peas and oats, with further husbandry agreements. [of Schedule, Vol. 1, p. 16].

1. Thomas Wynne of Bodvean, co. Caern., esq., and John Aungier of Virginia, co. Cavan, Ireland. 2. Susan Wynne, spinster. Assignment (by Deed Poll) of Thomas Wynne's moiety of m.'s in Blackman Street, p. Newington, co. Surrey, for the residue of a certain lease granted to Barbara Peake. Recites that Barbara Peake, dec., was granted a lease of the property, which was owned by the hospital of St. Thomas, at an annual rent of £94, that in her will she disposed of only £84 with remainder to 1, that the premises were assigned by 1 in 1670 to Edward Newry, in trust to fulfil legacies contained in the said will, and afterwards for the sole benefit of 1, that the assignment did not direct how the remainder of rents should be disposed of in case of the death of T.W. or J.A. [Note - the connection of the Glynllifon estate with these premises can be attributed to the marriage settlement of Gregory Peake and Barbara Aungier, in which Thomas Wynne was one of the trustees, in consequence of which, the leases to the property were assigned to him. cf. Schedule, Vol. 1, p. 47].

1. Humphrey Jones of Llanengan, co. Caern., gent., and James Jones his son. 2. Griffith Wynn of Bodvean, gent., and Richard Edwards of Nanhoron. Bond in £600 for the observance of covenants in indentures of even date.

Court Order that the action specified in no. 39 be adjourned till the first day of the next court of Great Sessions, and that in the meantime a Commission be set up to examine the litigants's respective witnesses.

1. William Bevan of co. Caern., gent. 2. Griffith Wynne of Bodvean, gent. Quitclaim Of l's interest in Tythin y Nante, p. Lanengan, and acquittance and discharge of Evan Thomas from: any bond or other security which he gave upon an agreement to pay 1 £5 p.a. for 10 years, with a promise of deliver to 2 the deeds whereby the property was conveyed to 1 from Evan Thomas, if he should find them, he having at present lost them. [Note this property was purchased by 2 in 1675 - see Schedule, Vol. 1, pp. 49-50. For Evan Thomas's connection see Schedule, Vol. 1, p. 46].

1. Susan Clough of Llywenni Green, co. Denb., widow. 2. John Ellis of Beaumaris, co. Ang., doctor in divinity. Bond in £80 for the observance of covenants in indentures of even date.

1. Timothy Griffith (quer.). 2. Ellen Morris, widow, Hugh ap John Arthur and Elizabeth his wife (deforcs.). Exemplification of a final concord levied at the court of Great Sessions, co. Caern., on 6 Sept., 1686, of 12 m.s, etc., in Trevodvel, Pwllheli and p.'s Denio and Llannor. Latin.

1. Charles Bodvell, earl of Radnor, mayor of the bor. of Carnarvon, Hugh Lloyd and David Williams, gents., bailiffs of the said bor., being the shire town of co. Caern. 2. Love Parry, esq., sheriff of the said co. Return of Thomas Wynne of Glynllivon, esq., to serve as M.P. for Carnarvon bors.

1. Ellis Wynne of Cliffords Inn, London. 2. William Edwards of the city of Chester, gent. Bond in £400 to secure £200. Endorsed: details of interest paid up to 1752 and an unsigned receipt (of 2) acknowledging payment of the debt paid by Sir John Wynn, bt.

Rental of Mr. Holland Williams's estate in p.'s Llandefilio, Llanvihangel Esceiviog, Llangaffo, Penmynydd, Llandegfan, and the town of Beaumaris, co. Ang.

Endorsed: pencil drawing for a three storey house. Italian.

(I) Rental of the Glanrafon estate in p.'s Llanbeblig, Llanrug, Beddgelert, Llanwnda, Llandwrog, Llanllyfni, Llanvihangel [? y Pennant], co. Caern., and Llangeinwen, co. Ang. Damaged. (Ii) Edward Williams of Carnarvon, to Lord Newborough at Florence, Italy. The best timber has been sold though there are a few saplings remaining. Mr. Harry Williams of Pentir succeeds Mr. Vincent in the living of Llandwrog.

Italian. Copy.