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1. John Evans Jones of Jones Terrace, Cerrigydruidion, co. Denb., and formerly of Saracen's Head Hotel, Cerrigydruidion. 2. Edward Jones of 60 Victoria Street, Liverpool, Lancashire. Agreement to surrender an interest in three cottages at Tynrhyd, Cerrigydruidion.

1. Morris Cadwalader of South Lancing, Sussex, schoolmaster, and Salusbury Cadwalader of RhydyGroes, p. Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denb., blacksmith, administrators of their father, John Cadwalader, late of Rhyd y Groes aforesaid, dec. 2. Edward Jones of Groun, otherwise Groued, p. Cerrig y druidion, co. Denb., farmer, brother and heir of Robert Jones, late of Holywell, co. Flint, gent., dec., who was the eldest son and heir of Edward Jones, late of Groun aforesaid, gent., dec., by Elizabeth, his wife, and now his widow. 3. Edward Williams of Denbigh, co. Denb., gent. Assignment for 500 years (being a mortgage for £300) of m's and lands called Groûn, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of Prys, p. Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denb., and Rhyd Dolwen, t. of Uchuldre, p. Llanfawr, co. Mer.

1. John Jones, gent., and Ellen Jones, spinster, both of Geeler, p. Cerrig y druidion, co. Denb., executor and executrix of Edward Jones, late of Geeler aforesaid, gent., dec. 2. Edward Jones of Groun, otherwise Groned, p. Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denb., gent. 3. Robert Jones the younger of Llaethwryd, p. Cerrig y Druidion, and Cadwallader Jones of Cerrig Galltgwm, p. Spyttû, both in co. Denb., farmers. Assignment for £500 years (being a mortgage for £300) of m's and lands called Groûn, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of Prys, p. Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denb., and Rhyd Dolwen, t. of Uchuldre, p. Llanfawr, co. Mer., and further mortgage for £40 of the properties specified. Witnesses: Ellis Williams, servant to Jno. Jones, Gilar, and R. Parry, cl[er]k, to Mr ? Totty.

1. David Robert of Bodgynfel, p. Gwyddelwern, co. Mer., gent. 2. Richard Jones of Groun, p. Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denb., gent. 3. John Price of Vron y Go, p. Llanfwroog, co. Denb., farmer. Assignment for 99 years (being a mortgage for £80) of m's and lands called Groûn, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of Pryse, p. Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denb., and Rhyd Dolwen, t. of Uchuldre, p. Llanfawr, co. Mer. Witnesses: ?K. Lewis, late of Bettws and now of Ruthin, Mary Williams, wife to Mr W[illia]ms, Ruthin, and John Williams of Ruthin.

1. Robert Jones the younger of Llathwryd, p. Cerrig y druidion, co. Denb., farmer, survivor of Cadwallader Jones of Cerrig Gallt Gwm, p. Sputtu, co. Denb., farmer. 2. Edward Jones of Groun, otherwise Groned, p. Cerrig y druidion, co. Denb., gent. 3. John Cadwallader of Rhyd y Groes, p. Cerrig y druidion, co. Denb. Assignment of m's and lands called Groûn, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of Prys, p. Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denb., and Rhyd Dolwen, t. of Uchuldre, p. Llanfawr, co. Mer., and further mortgage for £60 of the properties specified. Witnesses: Jno. Lloyd of Glyn Nannau, Will[ia]m Lloyd, Hendre, and William Ellis.

1. Edward Jones. 2. Edward Jones. Bond for the payment of £300 and to perform covenants.

1. Edward Jones. 2. Robert Jones and Cadwalader Jones. Bond for the payment of £340 and to perform covenants.

1. Edward Jones. 2. John Cadwallader, farmer. Bond for the payment of £400 and to perform covenants. Endorsed is a Receipt for £100, being part of the consideration money, 1802, May 22.

1. Richard Jones. 2. David Roberts. Bond for the payment of £80.

1. Edward Jones and Richard Jones. 2. William Jones the elder. Bond to perform covenants.

Certificate from the War Office of the death at Celorico of Robert Jones, a freeholder, born at Groûdd, parish of Cerrig y druidion, co. Denb., belonging at the time of his death to the 3rd Battalion of the 1st Regiment of Foot.

Certificate that Humphrey Owen of Llwyndu, parish of Llangelynin, co. Mer., bachelor, and Rachel Goodwine, eldest daughter of John Goodwine of Esgir-goch, parish of Tref-Eglwys, co. Mont., spinster, were married in a public assembly of the people of God called Quakers and others in their public meeting place at Esgir-goch aforesaid.

Conditions Of Sale of the farm and lands called Groudd, otherwise Groun, parish of Cerrig-y-druidion, co. Denb., together with three cottages adjoining, and agreement by Edward Jones of 60 Victoria Street, Liverpool, tea merchant, to complete the purchase. Endorsed in pencil: 'Two cottages and gardens called Tyn r rhyd ....' .].

Declaration of trust by John Goodwin of Esgair goch, p. Tref-Eglwys, co. Mont., gent., touching the capital m. called Tyddyn y Neuoedd, otherwise Llwyndu, and the m's called Bronhengwys & Cae Cornel, Rhyddid fach fechan, and Gwastadoedd Canol, otherwise Gwastad coed bach, t. of Llwyngwril, p. Llanglynin, co. Mer., being the post-nuptial settlement of Humphrey Owen of Llwyndu, co. Mer., gent., and Rachel, one of the daughters of the said John Goodwin. [References to Lewis Owen of Tyddyn y Garreg, co. Mer., esq., elder brother of the said Humphrey Owen, Ellinor Edwards, his elder sister and wife of Peter Edwards of Herefordshire, gent., and Samuel Humphreys, sometimes of Pensilvania in America, brother of Owen Humphreys, dec., great-grandfather of the said Humphrey Owen.] Witnesses: Evan Pughe of Bachyrhew and Robert Owen.

1. Robert King of p. Gwiddelwern, co. Mer., yeoman. 2. Godfrey Lloyd of Wrexham, co. Denb., mercer. Demise for 300 years (being a mortgage for £100) of the m. and lands called Hendre and the parcels of lands thereunto belonging called Tir du, y Fedw, maes y Porth, Can [sic] yr Llou ucha, Cae yr Lloy issa, Tir myriog, y Tri Chyfer, Erw y Gron wen, Kae yr Gregin, ?ar Gotel Wrth y Skybor, brin y Fyches, Kae yr Graig, yr Erw felin, yr Erw Wen, Kae y Skybor, Ryd yr Aethnen ucha, y Gotel Rhyd yr Aethen [sic], Gwerglodd yr Hendre, and gwerglodd y Coed, together with commons to the said tmt called Hendre in Mynydd y Ryd Dû, p. Gwyddelwern, co. Mer. [Witnesses include: John Jones of GingEvel, co. Mer.].

1. Edward Jones of Groun, otherwise Groued, p. Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denb., gent., eldest son and heir apparent of Richard Jones of Groun aforesaid, gent. 2. Edward Jones of Geeler, p. Cerrig y druidion, co. Denb., gent. Demise for 500 years (being a mortgage for £300) of m's and lands called Groûn, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of Pryse, p. Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denb., and Rhyd Dolwen, t. of Uchuldre, p. Llanfawr, co. Mer.. Witnesses: Ow[en] Owens and Hugh Owen, both of Llwyndedwydd.

1. Richard Jones of Groun, p. Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denb., gent. 2. David Roberts of Bodgynfel, p. Gwyddelwern, co. Mer., gent. Demise for 99 years (being a mortgage for £80) of the m's and lands called Groûn, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of Pryse, p. Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denb., and Rhyd Dolwen, t. of Uchuldre, p. Llanfawr, co. Mer., and Appointment of a sum of £60 specified therein. Witnesses: John Williams of Clegir and John Parry and John Roberts, both of Bala. Endorsed is: Receipt of 2 for £80 and promise to assign the mortgage from John Price of Vron y Gô, p. Llanfwrog, co. Denb., farmer, 1772, Dec. 13.

Exemplification Of Recovery by double vouchee: John Stone, gent. (demandant); John Philpot, gent. (tenant); Thomas Bulkeley Owen, esq. (vouchee) of 7 m's, etc. (415 a.) in p's Llangylynin and Llanegryn, co. Mer.

1. Elizabeth Jones of Moorog Street, p. Llanfwrog, co. Denb., widow of Thomas Jones, late of Moorog Street, farmer, dec., and Robert Burton of Wrexham, butcher, and Anne, his wife, heiress of the said Thomas Jones, dec. 2. William Jones of p. Llanfwrog, labourer. Feoffment of an allotment of land on the late common called Galltegfa marked out by the commissioners for enclosing the commons in p. Llanfwrog, numbered 106 in the map annexed to the award, and bounded on the north by the road leading to Pontuchel.

1. Humphrey Owen of Llwyndu, co. Mer., gent. 2. John Goodwin of Esgair goch, p. Tref-Eglwys, co. Mont., gent. Feoffment of the capital m. called Tyddyn y Neuoedd, otherwise Llwyndu, and the m's called Bronhengwys & Cae Cornel, Rhyddid fach fechan, and Gwastadoedd Canol, otherwise Gwastad coed bach, t. of Llwyngwril, p. Llanglynin, co. Mer. Witnesses: Evan Pughe of Bachyrhew and Robert Owen.