| Disgrifiad | 1. Thomas Evans of Denbigh, Gent.
2. Richard Sankey of Holywell, co. Flint, and Charles Sankey of Denbigh, Esqs.
3. Richard Jones, late of Denbigh, but now of Talhayarn, co. Denbigh, Gent., and Catherine his wife, daughter of Evan Lloyd late of Talhayarn, Gent., deceased.
4. Humphrey Roberts of Holywell, Druggist.
5. David Pennant of Downing, co. Flint, Esq.
6. John Oldfield of Farm, co. Denbigh, Gent.
Conveyance to uses of the Capital Messuage called Talhaiarn alias Dolhaiarn, with the pieces of land called Cae'r Man, Bronychen issa, Bronychen ucha, Cae mawr issa, parts of Cae'r mawr ucha, Werglodd, Llwyn pen y cefn, Cae'r fallen, Caer dderwen, Y ddol tan y hewl, Dolydd bychain, Y Werglodd clefi, Ddol y bont, Ddol ganol, Y Roddu, Y ddol issa, and the land between some of these fields and the River Elwy. Also the Water corn and shelling Mills called Dolhaiarn Mills with the cottage belonging, the cottage called Tan y Capel, with the chapel and garden and two pieces of land called Clwt y Lloia and Maes Dolhaiarn, the cottage called Pant y chware together with a piece of land called Gadlas Pant y Chware, the cottage called Tyddyn du with its lands, various cottages, the Chief or Fee farm rent of 5s issuing out of a farm called Plas Duon, and a piece of land enclosed about twelve years previously on Mynydd Bodran, all in the parish of Llanfairtalhayarn, co. Denbigh, and also two pews in the parish church of Llanfairtalhayarn, with assignment of a term of 1000 years to attend the Inheritance.
Consideration: £3750
Endorsed:
1880, Sept 29
Memorandum of conveyance of part of the above premises to John Hughes, William John Jones, Mary Griffith and Cecilia Roberts. |