Dangos 30 canlyniad

1. John Williams and Perys Williams, his son and heir apparent, both of Hendrenynyd, co. Denb., Dauid ap Hugh ap Robert of Bodrychwyn, and William Lloyd of Garthewin, gent's. 2. Gabriel Wynne, gent. Bond for the peaceful possession, indemnity, and further assurance of the parcels of ground called Erw Forthig and Frith y voel in Hendrenynyd and Llansannan. Witnesses include: Edward Williams, scribe.

1. Robert Lloyd, clerk, MA. 2. Dauid Lloyd ap John Wynne of p. Henllan, co. Denb., gent. Grant of an annual rent of 15s.2 issuing from a tmt, barn, and lands in Chwibrayn, in the commote of Vchalet. Not executed.

1. Anne verch Richard of Llangernew, co. Denb., widow, and John ap Richard ap Dauid ap Robert and William ap Richard ap Dauid ap Robert, both of Bodgynnwch, gent's. 2. Robert ap William Griffith of Bodorryn and Richard Lloyd of Penporchell, gent. Settlement (previous to the marriage of Dauid ap Robert ap William, one of the sons of the said Robert ap William Gruffith, and Anne verch Moris, daughter of Moris ap Richard, dec., and of the said Anne verch Richard) of the m. wherein the said Anne verch Richard doth dwell in Llangernewe and the parcels of ground called bryn y deyntyr, kaya bydron, and ffrith y voel in Pentre yr Wern and Dole Elwey, p. Llangernewe. References to the will of the said Moris ap Richard and to Gwen verch Moris, Margaret verch Moris, and Allice verch Moris, sisters of Anne verch Moris. Witnesses include: Pe[ter] Robertes, scribe.

1. Piers Williams of Hendrenynyd, co. Denb., gent. 2. Piers Foulks of Caredvynydd and John Byrchinshaw and Thomas Byrchinshaw, both of Arllwyd, gent's. Settlement (after the marriage of Leonard Byrchinshaw, younger son of the said Thomas Byrchinshaw, and Anne Williams, daughter of Piers Williams) of the m. wherein Piers Williams dwells called Tythin y Voyl in Hendrenynyd, two m's and lands called Y Wayn vawr and Y Ty yn y ffrith Eithin, and m's and lands in the occupations of Humffrey Williams, Ellis Salusbury, and John Nicholas in Llansannan, otherwise Tre yr llan, and a m. and lands called Kae Koed in Chwybren. Reference to Margaret, wife of Piers Williams.

1. Anne Edwards of Bangor, widow, and Stafford Wynne of Gorddinog, gent., both of co. Caern. 2. John Salusbury of Bryn y barkitt, co. Denb., gent. Lease of possession of the m's and lands called Tythun Hugh ap John David and Tythun y Coedlin, otherwise Tu William John Powell, p. Gyffin, co. Caern.

1. Robert Burchinshaw of p. Llansannan, co. Denb., gent. 2. Thomas Burchinshaw of p. Llansannan, gent., son and heir of Robert Burchinshaw. Surrender of life interest in the m. and lands called Caie Coed in Whibbren, p. Llansannan. Mutilated.

Probate of the will of Margaret Byrchinshaw of the parish of Llansannan, co. Denb., then of the parish of Corwen, co. Mer., spinster, dec. Will dated 25 June 1780.

Letters Of Administration with the will annexed of Margaret Burchinshaw, late of Foel, parish of Llansannan, co. Denb., widow, dec., granted to her niece, Margaret Horne, spinster. Will dated 17 March 1796. Witnesses: William Lloyd, parish clerk of Llansannan, Robert Lloyd, labourer, parish of Llansannan, and Ed[war]d Oldfield, cl[er]k to Mr Oldfield, Farm.

Letters from Rob[er]t Burchinshaw, Voel, Llansannan, 'Lately return from his Majesty's service about three years ago', eldest son of Thomas Burchinshaw, to Edward Lloyd of Cefn, near St Asaph, to other trustees and relatives, and to the Prothonotary Office of Common Pleas, County Palatine of Chester, relating to the subject specified in No. 33. Copies.

Will dated 13 May 1833.

Family papers and estate records of the Burchinshaw family of Llansannan, Denbighshire, 1557-1863.

Will dated 27 March 1557. Witnesses: Sir Richard Davys, his ghostly father, John Richard Ible, Roger Owen, Edward app Harry Gervice, and Robert Robynson. Lists of debts due to and by the testator appended.

1. Leonard Byrchinsha of Chiwibren, co. Denb., gent., Anne, his wife, and Robert Byrchinsha, their son and heir apparent. 2. Richard Wynne of Trovarth and Ambrose Byrchinsha of Arlwyd, gent's. 3. Owen David of Erethlyn, yeoman. Deed (after the marriage of the said Robert Byrchinsha and Catherine, his wife, only daughter of Owen David) to lead the uses of a fine of the m's and lands called Kaecoed in Chwibren and Tythun y voel in Hendrenynyd, both in p. Llansannan. Reference to the part of Waine fawr below the way from Bryn (r) Orsedd to Kefn y Grose, the parcels of land called (?) Erwo Forthig, Dol gam, y Dol tan y fynwent, y Grovydd, and Cae(r) Lloy. Witnesses: Richard Williams of Bron y llan in Llansannan, Richard Lloyd of Peniarth, Maurice Trygarn, and Rob[er]t Trygarn.

1. Pierce Williams of Llanbeder, co. Caern., gent., and Jane, his wife. 2. Robert Ellis of Glan y wern and William Lloyd of Plase yn y Blayney, both in co. Denb., gent's. 3. Lancelett Bulkley, BD, rector of Llanbeder, co. Caern., and Foulke Salusbury of Ty Gwyn, co. Denb., gent. Deed declaring the uses of a fine of a m. and lands called Garthmaylog, p. Llanbeder, co. Caern.

1. Jane Symon, alias Williams, widow, and William Jones, gent., her son and heir apparent, both of Ruthin, co. Denb. 2. Evan Davies of Cae(r) fallen, gent. Deed declaring the uses of a recovery (being a mortgage for £70) of a dwelling-house or burgage in Castle Street, town or bor. of Ruthin, in the holding of Thomas ap Thomas, innkeeper.

Attached to this holograph will is the following note:. 'Though this my last will and testament be not set ye day & year nor sealed before a witnesses yet it may serve betweene people yt be not cross minded for indeed I declare yt it is my last will & testament'.

1. Robert Birchinshaw of the village and p. of Eglwys fach, co. Denb., yeoman. 2. Robert Davies of Llwyn Du, p. Eglwys fach aforesaid. Demise for 500 years (being a mortgage for 20) of a dwelling-house or burgage in the town or bor. of Conway, co. Caern., in the occupation of William Williams, blacksmith. Witnesses: John Ellis and Hugh Jones, both of Kyffdu. Signature and seal removed. Endorsed are:. 1781, Nov. 30 - 1782, July 17. Further Charges of two separate sums of 10 each. Witnesses include: Robert Hughes, clerk.