| Disgrifiad | Legal business. Is informed that his horse is at grass with Owen and withall of some danger, that he may be in of seizure by "our Guvernor". Prays that Owen may use what interest he can in Major Swift and others to secure him in his possession.
Dorse - "Ffor Mr John Owen at Penrhos in Anglesey. To be left wth Sergeant Hall at Holyhead.'
also 'To ye right Honbbe Thomas Lr Viscount Bulkeley at Beaumaris this Present'
[[Sir] William Williams was the son of Hugh Williams, D.D. of Nantanog, Rector of Llantrisant; Speaker of the House of Commons, 1680-1; ob.1700; His sister Margaret was the wife of John Owen of Penrhos.] |