| Disgrifiad | Nine deeds fastened together by a parchment thong at the top left-hand corner:
1. Lewis ap Robert Gruffith and Ellis ap Thomas Vaughan.
2. William Hughes, bishop of St. Asaph.
(i) 20 July 1587
Gift of a parcel of land called y coettryll bychan in the township of Llysvaen, co. Caernarvon.
(ii) 20 August 1587
Letter of Attorney by William Hughes, bishop of St Asaph, to John Vaughan, clerk, to enter and take possession of the premises mentioned in (i) above.
(iii) 20 July 1587
1. Lewis ap Robert Gruffith of Llysvaen, co. Caernarvon, yeoman; Ellis ap Thomas Vaughan of the same, gent.; John ap Gruffith Vaughan of Tywynnan, co. Denbigh, gent. and William ap Hugh of Issallt, co. Caernarvon, gent.
2. William Hughes, bishop of St. Asaph.
Bond in £40 for the quiet possession of the premises mentioned in (i) above.
(iv) 5 May 1582
Letter of attorney by Lewis ap Robert ap Gruffith ap Robert of Llysvaen, co. Caernarvon, yeoman, to John Vaughan, clerk, to enter into and give possession to William Hughes, bishop of St Asaph, of two parcels of land called bronhenog and y weirgloth in the township of Llysvaen.
(v) 5 May 1582
1. Lewis ap Robert ap Gruffith ap Robert of Llysvaen, co. Caernarvon, yeoman.
2. William Hughes, bishop of St. Asaph.
Bond in £60 for the quiet possession of the premises mentioned in (iv) above.
(vi) 5 May 1582
1. Lewis ap Robert ap Gruffith ap Robert.
2. William Hughes, bishop of St. Asaph.
Gift of the premises mentioned in (iv) above.
Consideration: £30.
(vii) 6 November 1598
1. Evan ap Robert ap Gruffith ap Robert of Dawlin, co. Norfolk, founder of ordnance.
2. William Hughes, bishop of St. Asaph.
Gift of three parcels of land called bronhenog, y marian and Coettryll bychan in the township of Llysvaen, co. Caernarvon.
(viii) 6 November 1598
1. Evan ap Robert ap Gruffith ap Robert of Dawlin, co. Norfolk, founder of ordnance
2. William Hughes, bishop of St. Asaph.
Bond in £60 for the quiet possession of the premises mentioned in (vii) above.
(ix) 6 November 1598
Letter of attorney by Evan ap Robert ap Gruffith ap Robert of Dawlin, co. Norfolk, founder of ordnance, to Hugh Owen, clerk, to enter and give possession to William Hughes, bishop of St, Asaph, of the premises mentioned in (vii) above. |