| Description | Cites lease and releases of 20 June last past, and the uses and limitations therein appearing at large. All his land in Uwch Gwyrfai, Is Gwyrfai, and Arllechwedd Isaf [i.e., commote Issaphe] to his nephew Sir Griffith Williams of Vaynol [who married Penelope, daughter of Thomas, Viscount Bulkeley] on payment of £1,100 within one year of T.W.'s decease; all his lands during that one year (if G.W. pays the £1,100), and for a term of years if he did not, to his wife Jane and Robert Wynne of Llanidan [also of Plas Mawr, Conway] in trust to pay his debts and other charges; after the death of his wife Jane, then certain of his lands are to devolve upon G.W. [in any case]; in default of heirs to him, to John Williams of Ystumcolwyn [in Lower Montgomery] and his sons in succession; special bequest of a tenement in Isaf to John Thomas Wynne [who probably was one of the Wynnes of Melai, with whom the second baronet of Vaynol had intermarried]; several legacies to churches and the poor. There is the actual will signed by T.W. himself, a copy to which is attached letters of administration to his wife Jane 9dated 19 July, 1660), a previous will dated 31 March, 1659, and a quitclaim by Robert Wynn, consideration, £50, of all share in the issues and profits of the estate during the term of years referred to in the will of T.W. (renunciation dated 25 July, 1663) |