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Abstract Of Title, 1738-97, of the Rev. William Anwyl to a tmt and lands called Gwan y Cynyddion, p. Llanenddwyn, co. Mer. Subscribed: 'Mr Richards is requested to peruse this abstract on behalf of the Rev. [William] Pugh who has entered into articles of purchase ...' signed by O. A. Poole, Caernarfon.

1 Mary Jane Ormsby of Porkington, Shropshire, spinster. 2 Rev. William Pugh of Argoed [p. Llanfair], co. Mer., clerk, and John Pugh of the same place, tanner. Agreement for the sale of 161 oak trees, 1 ash tree and 6 oak cyphers standing on a tmt called Cefn Cyffin, p. Llanfrothen, co. Mer.; covenants include the felling, clearing and filling in of sawpits to be completed by 1 March 1810. Consideration: £200. Subscribed: 'Received in the Revd. William Pugh at different Times, the sum of £200 in discharge of the money, due on the foregoing agreement. For the use of Miss Ormsby'. Signed Wm Williams.

1 Sir Thomas Mostyn of Mostyn, co. Flint, bart. 2 Rev. William Pugh of Argoed, co. Mer., clerk, and Hugh Pugh of the same place, tanner. Articles Of Agreement for the sale of timber on Corsygedol demesne, p. Llanenddwyn, co. Mer., namely 547 oak trees, 2 cyphers and 12 ash trees; covenants including felling, clearing, filling in all the sawpits and levelling the chark hearths by 25 March 1807, with a penalty of £1 for each stool or stump cleared of its bark. Consideration: £480.

1 William Nanney of [Maesyneuadd. co. Mer.], esq. 2 Hugh Pugh of Argoed, p. Llanfair, tanner and William Pugh of the same, his father. Articles Of Agreement for the sale of timber, namely 250 oak trees and 90 oak cyphers on a farm called Llwyn Ithal, p. Llanbedr, co. Mer., oak trees and saplings in part of a field called Werngoch belonging to a farm called Pennarth, in the same p. and 405 oak trees, 80 oak cyphers, 160 ash trees and 100 ash cyphers on a farm called Dolorgan, p. Llandecwyn, co. Mer. Endorsed: 'May 28, 1796. Rec'd from Rev. Wm Pugh of Argoed £270, for timber due to Robert Nanney.' and '16 Dec. 1798, Rev. J. Wynn gave his brother Robert Nanney, esq., credit in account this day the several sums of £270, £270 [recd?] for the timber money within mentioned as belonged to the said Robt Nanney. The oak being sold in the life time of the late Wm Nanney, esq., the price of them was [detained?] by the said John Wynn to his own use as his father's executor. Humphrey Jones agent to the sd Robt Nanney.'.

1 Rees Edwards of p. Llanaber, co. Mer., bachelor. 2 Gwen Roberts of p. Llandanwg, spinster. Articles Of Agreement previous to the marriage of 1 and 2. Covenants include that if 1 should survive 2 without issue then 2 is to receive £40 to be bequeathed on her death-bed as she shall think fit, but if 2 should bear a child then 1 is entitled to the £40.

1 John Parry and Bridget his wife of Cwmglanmynach, p. Mallwyd, co. Mer., and Margaret Parry their daughter. 2 Hugh Evan of Craig y Gronw. Articles Of Agreement previous to the marriage of 2 and Margaret Parry, daughter of John Parry and Bridget his wife, whereby JP and his wife agree to pay their daughter £15 as her marriage portion on All Saints Day and another £8 after 3 years to 2 and 2 agrees to pay JP and his wife £8 in case MP his intended wife should die without issue at the time of her decease or at the end of 3 years from the time of their marriage. Subscribed are the names of the parties, dated 3 June 1757.

1 Richard Humphrey of Tyddyn yr Eglwys, p. Llanfihangel y Traethau, co. Mer., yeoman, and William Humphrey of the same, yeoman. 2 Howel ap Evan of Ty yn y llan, p. Llanbedr, yeoman. Bond in £160 for the payment of £80 (£5%). Endorsed: Receipt of Lowry Lloyd, relict of 2, dated 9 Oct. 1778, for £6 from Richard Humphrey and £5 from William Humphrey.

1 Lewis Rees of Prysca and John Griffiths of Ty'n y Gors, p. Llangelynin, co. Mer., yeomen and overseers of the parish. 2 John Thomas of Borthwen. Bond in £22 for 10s.6, being the interest on £10.10.0 to be paid to 2 for maintaining Robert Frederick the illegitimate son of Frederick Roberts and Jane Hugh until he attains 14 years, but if he should die before the age of 14 then the £10.10.0 be paid to 2, and if Rf attains the age of 14 then 2 shall furnish him with a suit of clothes on his departure. Endorsed: Receipt by 2, dated 28 May 1792, for the interest for 1791.

1 John Richard of Henblas, p. Dolgellau, co. Mer., wool stapler. 2 Edward Humphrey of Graigddu, p. Trawsfynydd, co. Mer., farmer, and William Thomas of the same, joiner. Bond in £280 relating to an agreement, concerning a marriage portion of £140, made on the marriage of 1 and Catherine Humphrey of Brynderw, p. Trawsfynydd, widow and sister of the said Edward Humphrey. Endorsed: 'Oct. 24 1787 Rec'd of Mary Pugh the executrix of John Richard, £25.15.0 in part of the within agreement by one Catherine Humphrey.'.

1 Morris Foulkes of Tu gwyn, p. Dolgellau, co. Mer., yeoman. 2 John Richard of Gorwydd, dealer in wool. Bond in £80 for the payment of £40.

Demand for tithe rent charge of £4.10.8½ due to the Rev. J. J. Brown from William Pugh of Caernest, p. Llanbedr, co. Mer. Subscribed: received Jan. 17 1850, £4.10.8½. Signed John Roberts Cae Canol, agent.

Duplicate Of Supplementary Assessments of the duties of assessed taxes for p. Llanfair, co. Mer., for the year ending 5 April 1857.

1 Morris William Prees of Brithdir Ucha, co. Mer., yeoman. 2 Vincent Corbett of Ynysymaengwyn, esq., John Nanney of Llanfendigaid, esq., John Vaughan of Glanllyn, esq., James Corbett of Aberdyfi, gent., David Williams of Trawsfynydd, gent., all in co. Mer.; Lewis Price of Gogerddan, esq., David Lloyd of Crynfryn, esq., William Powell of Llechwedd Dyrys, esq., John Lloyd of Lodge, gent., all in co. Card.; Evan Jones of Llanloddian, esq., and Charles Mason of Rockley, esq., both in co. Mont.; Henry Vaughan of Pantglas, co. Caern., esq.; Robert Edwards of Plas Iolyn, gent., and David Price of Pennant, gent., both in co. Denb.; John Wynne of Farme, esq., William Young of Bryniorcyn, esq. and Roger Davies of Dyngre, gent., all in co. Flint; and Edward Price of Dolgellau, co. Mer., gent. Feoffment of Llwyne y Fynon and Bryn Mawr otherwise Ffrith y Bryn Mawr, t. Brithdir Ucha, [p. Dolgellau], co. Mer. Consideration: £100. Endorsed: Livery of seisin and '1 May 1698 Morris ap Wm Prees Deed of Voucher'.

1 Richard Poole of Beaumaris, co. Ang., esq., and Owen Anthony Poole of Caernarfon, co. Caern., gent., eldest son of the said Richard Poole. 2 Rev. William Pugh of Argoed, co. Mer., clerk. Lease for 3 lives of the m. called Argoed, p. Llanfair, co. Mer., reserving timber and mineral rights; covenants include erecting a tan house with tanpits (measurements given). Annual rent: £35 during the life of Richard Poole and after his death, £40. Endorsed: 'I do hereby grant Permission and license to the within named William Pugh to let the within Premises to his son John Pugh as Tenant from year to year but not to extend further. O. A. Poole. 29 Decr 1817.'.

List of persons entitled to vote in the county election for co. Mer., in respect of property situated in p. Llanbedr. 2 Copies. Endorsed on no. 26A is 'Poole Richard Anthony, esq. Caernarvon, Freehold. Caernest occupying Tenant William Pugh'.

Memorandum of an agreement between Rev. [William] Pugh, curate of Llanfair, and John Morgan and Owen Morgan, for the purchase of the haystraw with the black cattle and sheep and the conveniency of the house and lands of the tmt called Argoed, from 15 Jan. 1778 to 12 May 1778, for £91.5.0. Endorsed: draft of the will of Howel ab Evan.

Order by the justices of the peace of the petty sessions of Ardudwy, co. Mer., to William Pugh, surveyor of the highway of p. Llanbedr, to pay £2, being the rate levied for the repair of the highways in the said p., to the Commissioners of the Barmouth and Harlech Turnpike Trust. Endorsed: Accounts including disbursements for building Argoed sluices.

Particulars and Conditions Of Sale of the mining plant and machinery of the St David's Gold Mine, Bont-ddu [p. Llanaber, co. Mer.], to be sold by tender.

Devises his present house to Gwen Evan his wife, his real estate called Coedmusoglog, p. Dolgellau, to his brother Griffith Evan, subject to the payment of interest on £300 borrowed from Owen Prichard.