| Description | Owen will find by the diurnal that he is sherriff for Anglesey, but by "my Lord" John Jones's interruption to his highness he is discharged and the question now is whether Mr. Bulkeley should continue or Mr Henry Wynn is to be picked, but the writer dare not trust paper with the cause of Owen's office and this charge. Eldest son of Hugh Williams rector of Llantrisant and Llanrhyddlad; recorder of Chester 1667-84; elected speaker of the House of Commons 1680, and again in 1681; knighted 1687; bought Llanforda 1665; d-1700. His sister Margaret was the wife of John Owen of Penrhos. |