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PEN - Penrhos Estate Manuscripts

1 - Penrhos Estate Manuscripts - Series 1

2 - Penrhos Estate Manuscripts - Series 2

3 - Penrhos Estate Manuscripts - Series 3

4 - Penrhos Estate Manuscripts - Series 4

5 - Penrhos Estate Manuscripts - Series 5

6 - Penrhos Estate Manuscripts - Series 6

7 - Penrhos Estate Manuscripts - Series 7

1 - Deeds and allied documents

2 - Wills and letters of administration

3 - Suits and controversies

4 - Rentals, surveys, valuations etc.

779 - Fragment of (?) an early 15th century extent of the commote of Twrcelyn

780 - Receipt from John Wynne, esq, sheriff of Anglesey to Elen verch John ap Robert ap Rees for 10/-d. by way of a relief in respect of land in the commotes of Llifon and Talybolion.

781 - Receipt from William Leighton of Plaishe, co. Salop, esq, to William Rowland, William Tudur, Margaret Griffith and Elin Bulkeley of Llanddyfran in respect of a fine taxed and assessed upon them by the Council of the Marshes for certain contempts there.

782 - List of Attorney's, Sergeant's and Gaoler's fees and particulars of the Sergeant's duties limited and appointed for the borough court of Denbigh, 1577

783 - Bill for miscellaneous items (silk buttons, lining cloth, thread, currants, prunes, saffron, etc.,) supplied to Edward ap Hugh Gwyn (of Bodewryd)

784 - Writ of Capias for debt against William ap Ievan ap Howell of Penrhos, yeoman.

785 - Writ of extent against Thomas Owen of Cornwylan, gent.

786 - English translation (? contemporary) of part of the charter granted by Elizabeth I To the town of Denbigh.

787 - Warrant from the Justices of the Peace of Anglesey to the high constable of the commote of Talybolion to levy the sum of threepence a week from every mother church in the said commote towards the relief of one Richard Williams, a maimed soldier, the said Williams having refused a yearly stipend of £5 and having presented letters from the Privy Council to the Justices in Quarter Sessions ordering them to pay him a bigger stipend.

788 - Receipt from Thomas Owen of Bronheulog, gent, to William Lewis of Chwaen, esq., for £60 paid on behalf of Robert Wynne of Holyhead

789 - Receipt from Rowland Owen of Llan… co. Anglesey, gent, to John Edwards on behalf of Maurice Meyrick, M.A., executor of William Meyrick, LL.D., deceased for 10/- in respect of tithe hay for the year 1604.

790 - Paper document headed 'Questions desiringe resolucons.' Refers to certain messuages and lands called 'B' and 'K', but without specifying their location.

791 - A note of goods moveable and immoveable delivered to Robert Wynn of Holyhead by Ievan Watkin in default of payment of £112 at All Saints, 1607.

792 - File of receipts for Crown rents paid by William Lewis, esq., in respect of escheat lands in Llanfugail.

793 - Note of "herringbone gold and silk lace" etc., received by Gabriel Roberts, junior.

794 - Account of lace, silk, taffeta, buttons, etc., supplied (by Gabriel Roberts) to John Edwards high sheriff of Anglesey.

795 - Receipt from .. Roberts (?deputy sheriff) to William ap Howel Ingram of Tyndaethwy for £5 and to Thomas Padrick of Llysdulas for 10/-d., being fines imposed on them for misdemeanours and levied by the sheriff of Anglesey.

796 - Accounts of the expenses incurred by John Edwards of Bodewryd, esq., during his period of office as high sheriff of Anglesey.

797 - Receipt from William Brickdall to Edward Wynn for £4 in respect of the tithe of Bodewryd to the use of William Robinson.

798 - A note of memorandum unto Gabriel Roberts ye younger to buy certaine wares at London to ye use of John Edwards, Esq., now high sheriff og ye county of Anglesey ….. dated 1st of April Anno Dni 1613 (copy)

799 - Account of cloth, silk, trimmings, etc., supplied to (? John Edwards, high sheriff of Anglesey) by Gabriel Roberts.

800 - Oath of allegiance taken by John Wyn Edwards of Bodewryd a Escheator of Anglesey, with copy of his bond in connection with the same office

801 - Inventory of the goods and chattels of John Edwards, esq, deceased, taken and appraised at Bodewryd

802 - Receipt from Hugh Gwynn to Edward Wynne of Bodewryd, gent, as administrator of John Wynne Edwards, esq., deceased, for £12.9.0d, to the use of Margaret Hampton, daughter and executor of John Hampton, M.A., deceased.

803 - Note of leases (? of portions of the Penrhos estate)

804 - Note of particulars of lands called Mais u gelod, etc., in Holyhead

805 - Inventory of the contents of a trunk (? found on the sea shore at Holyhead). Includes a note to the effect that "The name of the man that escaped alive out of John Griffith his bargke was James Glover of Manchester, labourer in that bargke as he said".

806 - Extract from the will of Lewis Owen of Twickenham relative to a bequest of land in Burntwood and Shenley in Essex to Jesus College, Oxford for the maintenance of two students there chosen from the Free Grammar School of Beaumaris.

807 - Miscellaneous accounts of Edward Wynn of Bodewryd; include disbursements for items of haberdashery and hardware.

808 - Note of the household stuff of Richard Owen, deceased

809 - Inventory of the goods and chattels of Richard Owen, deceased, as they were praised by Hugh ap Robert ap John, Richard ap John, Owen Foulk and Morris Elisa.

810 - Bill for sundry goods (silk, needles, fustian, brown candy, etc.) supplied to Edward Wynn of Bodewryd.

811 - Appointment of Edward Price of Lloyn Inn (Llwyn Ynn) co. Denbigh, of Robert Salesbury, gent, as Steward of the Manor of Dynmael, which the said Edward Price holds in the right of Penelope, his wife

812 - Receipt from John Moyle of Cornwylys to John Thomas Owen, for £10 in satisfaction of all debts etc., due to him.

813 - Quietus from the Receiver - General of Crown Revenues to Edward Wynne, esq., late sheriff of Anglesey for the sum of £17.10.3d.

814 - Receipt from Thomas Glynne of Glynllifon, esq., to John Thomas Owen of Holyhead, gent, for £20 in satisfaction of a debt.

815 - Subpoena to John Thomas Owen and Hugh ap Robert John to appear at the next great sessions of Anglesey to answer certain charges brought against them by Hugh Morgan.

816 - Declaration by Mary, the wife of Ellis Jones of Beaumaris, gent, and sole executrix of Hugh Powell late one of the burgesses of Beaumaris and former husband of the said Mary, of her election to hold a certain messuage called the New House in Beaumaris for the residue of a term of 109 years by force of her executorship and not as a legacy or jointure

817 - Forms of service for the reconciliation of the Church of Llanrhuddlad after it had been polluted by an incontinency committed therein by Hugh Bulkeley of Holyhead and Margaret verch Rees ap Ednyfed of Llanrhuddlad.

818 - Letters patent appointing Edward Wynne of Bodewryd, esq., high sheriff of Anglesey

819 - Receipy from Thomas Owen of Bronheulog to his aunt, Catherine Griffith for the sum of £10.

820 - Receipt for £10 from Thomas Owen to Catherine Griffith, his aunt.

821 - Notice by John Owen, Margaret Owen, and Hugh Williams of their intention to be sworn upon their Answers to the Bill of Complaint exhibited against them in the Council of the Marshes by William Wynne, esq., and Margaret, his wife.

822 - Receipt from Rowland Williams on behalf of Richard Prytherch, esq., for 10/-d. being a relief due to the King upon Thomas Owen, gent, son and heir of John Thomas Owen of Penrhos, gent, deceased.

823 - Bill of costs in a lawsuit between Thomas Owen, gent, and David Lloyd ap Morgan concerning lands in Holyhead.

824 - Submission of Lewis Lloyd to the doom and award of Owen Wood, esq., concerning all differences between him and his brother David Lloyd regarding their grandfather's lands in Heneglwys and elsewhere.

825 - Receipt from William Lloyd of Isallt, yeoman, to Margaret Owen of Penrhos Isa, widow, for £8.12.8d.

826 - Certificate by Thomas Mytton testifying that Lieutenant Thomas Kynaston served the Parliament as a trooper in the said Mytton's own troop from 24 February 1643/4 to 20 Janury 1647/8.

827 - Receipt from John Owen of Penrhos to Thomas Kynaston of Penrhos gent, for £35 in part performance of an agreement made between dated 23 July, 1650.

828 - Receipt from Anne Owen of Penrhos, spinster to her brother, John Owen of Penrhos for £5 left to her by her father Thomas Owen of Penrhos, gent., deceased.

829 - Notices of several entries made by Rowland Coetmor by virtue of a Letter of Attorney from Henry Wynne and Joseph Herne, esq., into lands and tenements in Anglesey (?belonging to Col. John Bodvel).

830 - Inventory of the goodes at Bodvell taken upon the (blank) day of (blank) in the years (blank).

831 - Order from William Wray to Lieutenant Kynaston to pay himself the sum of £15 out of such money as he shall receive out of Mr. (John) Bodvel's rents for defraying his expenses incurred in going to London to make affidavit in the suit depending between Mr.Thelwall, plaintiff and William Vaughan, and the said Wray and Kynaston, defendants

832 - Engagement by William Vaughan of Corsygedol, co., Merioneth, to repay a third part of what he shall disburse in the suit with John Thelwall touching the execution of a Writ of Assistance and Commission of Sequestration issued out of Chancery concerning the alimony of Anne Bodvel, the wife of John Bodvel, esq.

833 - General release from Robert Thomas of Bodvel, labourer, to William Vaughan of Gorsygedol, co., Merioneth, esq., Captain William Wray, governor of Beaumaris, Lieutenant Thomas Kynaston of Beaumaris and John David of Pentraeth.

834 - Bill of costs in an action of Trespass and Assault between John Thelwall, esq., and his wife, plaintiff, and William Vaughan, esq., William Wray, esq., and Thomas Kynaston, defendants.

835 - Appointment by Robert Wynne of Holyhead, eaq., high sheriff of Anglesey of John Owen of Penrhos, gent, and Owen Hughes of Glascoed, co., Caernarvon, gent, as his under sheriffs.

836 - Affidavit of Owen Hughes, gent, concerning a Recovery suffered between Pierce Lloyd the younger and William Bold, esq., demandants, and Henry Lloyd and John Owen, gent, tenants.

837 - Receipt from Evan Lloyd to John Owen of Penrhos, esq., for two writs against Hugh Wynne of Treiorwerth, gent.

838 - Order under the hands and seals of William Williams, Thomas Madryn and William Wray, to Lieutenant Thomas Kynaston not to intermeddle any further with the estate of (Col.) John Bodvel.

839 - Accounts of (?Lieutenant Thomas Kynaston of Beaumaris).

840 - Appointment by the minister and church wardens of the parish of Oswestry of Lieutenant Thomas Kynaston of Beaumaris as collector of the arms and charitable benevolence of the people of Anglesey towards the rebuilding of Oswestry parish church, the said collection having been authorised bby a Brief dated 19 April 1659

841 - Order from Captain Mark Mould and Captain William Wray to Lieutenant Thomas Kynaston to search all the houses of (?Beaumaris) for arms.

842 - "Resolutions to queries concerning hearth money" by Thomas, Earl of Southampton, lord high treasurer, and Lord Ashley, chancellor of the exchequer.

843 - Act for collecting the duty arising by hearth-money by officers to be appointed by his Majesty (Charles II)

844 - Record of the marriages of the daughters of John Thelwall of Plas Coch, esq., by Jane, his wife, one of the daughters of Edward Morgan of Gwylgre, esq., counsellor-at-law.

845 - Note by William Owen of Llangwyfan, labourer, resigning his title to a small cottage and quillet in the parish of Llantrisant.

846 - Certificate by Robert (Morgan), bishop of Bangor to the effect that Edward Wynne, rector of Llantrisant appeared before him and subscribed the declaration enjoyed in the "Act for the uniformity of public prayers and administration of sacraments and other rites and ceremonies in the Church of England"

847 - Personal accounts of John Owen of Penrhos

848 - Certificate of the marriage by Lewis Price, curate of Holyhead, of William Woods, and Elizabeth Price.

849 - Receipts from the bursars of Jesus College, Oxford. (John Williams(1670), Owen Wynne (1671), Jonathan Edwards (1672), Thomas Huxley (1674) to Owen Hughes and Owen Bold for the rent of Tyddyn yr Onnen and lands in Eiriannell.

850 - Account of disbursements on behalf of Pierce Bean by John Owen of Penrhos

851 - The Humble Petition of Pierce Bean student in Trinity College, Dublin, to Nicholas Bayly, esq., of Plas Newydd, praying for satisfaction in the matter of a debt due from Thomas Roberts, the said Bayly's chief agent, in respect of candles supplied at Plas Newydd and elsewhere by the said Pierce's father and mother Gabriel and Anne Bean

852 - Receipt from the Principal and Fellowes of Jesus College, Oxford, to Owen Bold, esq., for £13.6.8. being the annual rent for lands in Eiriannell.

853 - John Owen of Penrhos's acoount of money received from the sale of oxen, rent, etc.

854 - Note of legal fees due to Owen Hughes in connection with two suits respectively between Pierce Bean, plaintiff and Edward Price defendant, and John Hall plaintiff and Edward Price defendant.

855 - Receipt from William Meyrick, Bodorgan, esq., to John Owen of Penrhos, esq., for £100 in right of Jane Meyrick, alias Bold, wife of the said W.M., being part of the estate of Florence Bold, widow, deceased, mother of the said Jane.

856 - Note of debts due to John Owen of Penrhos by bills and bonds.

857 - Note as to the arrears of rent due from Robert Lloyd of Dinam to John Owen of Penrhos for a tenement called Trefeingan in Holyhead.

858 - List of "debtors to Tre'r ddol" - in the hand of John Owen of Penrhos.

859 - Account of my own (John Owen of Penrhos) detors by bills and bonds.

860 - List of sundry debts owing to John Owen of Penrhos.

861 - Receipt from Owen Hughes to John Owen, esq., for an Indenture of Feoffment dated 24 June 1676 between John Brdshaw of Lleiniog, gent, and Margaret Bradshaw of Penmon, widow, of the one part and William Bold of Tre'r ddol, esq., of the other part, concerning a messuage in Beaumaris called the Red House alias Plas Coch

862 - Receipt from Hugh Wood of Holyhead, gent, to John Owen of Penrhos, esq., for £17 which Grace verch Robert of Llandegfan, widow, delivered to the said Owen to the use of Ann Roberts, alias Wood, wife of the said Hugh Wood.

863 - Receipt from Margaret Kynaston to her son John Owen of Penrhos for £15 in full satisfaction for Bronheylog for the year ended at All Saints last.

864 - "Mr. Speakers' speech to Sir Robert Peyton upon his being expelled the house (? for his part in the popish plot)

865 - Attornment of the tenants of William Williams, esq., recorder of Chester, to John Owen of Penrhos, esq., as his guardian.

866 - Appointment by Robert Bulkeley of Dronwy, gent, aged 17 years, of John Owen of Penrhos, esq., as his guardian.

867 - Receipt from Dame Anne Trevor, Viscountess Dungannon, to John Owen of Penrhos, esq., for £500 being the consideration money mentioned in an Indenture of Release of equal date.

868 - Copy of a jury taken before Judge Doderidge at a Summer Assizes holden at Huntington

869 - Receipt from Owen Hughes to John Owen, esq., for £200 paid by the said Hughes for the reversion of Clegyr farm.

870 - Note in John Owen's hand of various debts due to 'cousin William Bold'

871 - Acknowledgment by Owen Bold of Tre'r ddol, esq., and William Bold of the same, gent, that John Owen of Penrhos, esq., left all the plate of William Bold, esq., deceased and of Florence, his wife, father and mother of the said Owen and William, at Tre'r ddol in the possession of the same Owen Bold

872 - Account of various debts due to John Owen of Penrhos

873 - Note in the hand of John Owen of Penrhos of tithes received from the rectory of Holyhead.

874 - Accounts of money laid out for clothing, a silver tankard, etc., for John Owen of Penrhos.

875 - Memorandum as to the entry by John Owen of Penrhos into and upon a parcel of land, part of a messuage and lands called Y Ty alias Tythyn tan y Graig in Bodegri Rydd, Bodegri Gaeth and Hirgraig in the parish of Llanrhyddlad.

876 - William Wynn of Melai, esq., in account with Mrs. Margaret Owen of Penrhos.

877 - Receipt from John Evans of Llanbedr, co., Caernarvon, gent, ro John Owen, esq., of Penrhos for various items of plate, linen, etc., handed over to the said Evans by the order and appointment of William Wynne of Melai, co., Denbigh, esq.

878 - Schedule of all the money that came to the hands of Margaret the wife of John Owen, esq., since the death of her sister, Emme Lloyd, to be laid out by her for the use of Margret Lloyd (daughter of the said Emme and wife of William Wynne of Melai)

879 - Receipt from Hugh Prees of Bodwran millwright to John Owen of Penrhos, for payment for work done to the said Owen's mill called Melin Heli.

880 - Tithe accounts for the parishes of Holyhead, Bodedern and Bodwrog (in the hand of John Owen of Penrhos).

881 - Assessment upon the inhabitants of the parish of Bodwrog by virtue of an Act of Parliament entitled 'An Act for raising money by their Majesties by a poll or otherwise towards the reducing of Ireland 1689'

882 - An assessment upon the principal freeholders and gentry of Anglesey pursuant to an Act of Parliament for raising of money by poll or otherwise.

883 - List of debts due to John Owen of Penrhos.

884 - "An account of what money (John Owen of Penrhos) received since the tenants of Presaddfed attorned, viz. Feb. '89"

885 - Notes by John Owen of Penrhos on the incumbrances on lands in Holyhead, part of the Presaddfed Estate, which he proposed to purchase.

886 - Account of cattle sold.

887 - An acc[oun]t of w[ha]t is due to John Owen' (in connection with the purchase of the Dungannon estate).

888 - Tax assessed th 29th May 1694 upon the parish of Holyhead by virtue of an Act of Parliament entitled an 'Act for granting to their majesties an aid of four shillings in the pound for one year commencing the 29th December last for carrying on a vigorous war against France'

889 - A draft for an account for Mr. (John) Owen to make of his Mortgage Monie, &c.,' (in connection with the purchase of the Dungannon estate)

890 - Declaration by John Wynn of Bodewryd, esq., that his name in a certain Lease and Release dated 26 & 27 February 1696/7 is made use of in trust for Ellis Lloyd of Pen y lan, co., Denbigh, esq., and that the consideration money of £420 mentioned therein is the proper money of the said Giles Lloyd.

891 - Schedule of deeds relating to land in Bryngwyn, Trescawen, Llanedwen, Tre'rbeirdd, etc.

892 - Memorandum of terms for the letting of certain lands (? in Holyhead)

893 - List of "persons named in a schedule of fines from the Marshes of Wales returnable the tenth of July next".

894 - Assessment (subsidy) on the inhabitants of the hundred of Twrcelyn.

895 - "The Style of the Constable of Castille the ambassador of Spain sent to England"

896 - List of the names of persons charged with the provision of horses and foot soldiers for the militia in the hundred of Ruthin.

897 - Dau bennill yn moliannu Mrs Wynne Bodewryd (?Margaret Wynne, gwraig Edward Wynne, rheithor Llanddyfnan). Thomas Hughes a'u cant.

898 - Cân o goginiaeth yn enwi pa ddanteithion ardderchog i'r gwr bonheddig cymmeradwy a elwir yn gyffredin Mr Ffowc y trafailiwr, yn i barattoi erbyn ei ginio priodas, gan wahodd merched ifainc i'r wlêdd i'w chanu ar dôn a elwir Captain Macan. Ffowc yr hen ymdeithydd or Cynfyd ai Cant.

899 - Note of the quillets of ground which Sir John Wynne has in Mr. Davies's lands in Rhosbeirio with a computation of the measure of them.

900 - Receipt from Rowland David to John Owen, esq., for £9 in full satisfaction of a judgment, damages and cost of a suit recovered against John Rowland.

901 - List of various mortgages, bonds and bills - in the hand of John Owen of Penrhos.

902 - Schedule of counterparts of leases of parts of the Tre'r go estate.

903 - Directions for serving a declaration in an Action of Trespass and Ejectment concerning lands in Berw upon (Thomas) Holland.

904 - Pedigree (?incomplete) of Sir William Maurice of Clenennau.

905 - Rough pedigree of the Wynn family of Tre'r gof.

906 - Genealogical notes on the Lloyd family of Henblas.

907 - A catalogue of the Lords Lieutenant Deputies and Justices of Ireland from 1500 to 1668.

908 - Cyfres o englynion gan fardd anhysbus i John Owen o Penrhos a'i deulu.

909 - Schedule of deeds relatng to land called Kefn y Gribin.

910 - Penillion serch gan fardd dienw, yn dechrau : 'Hud attat fenws fwynedd lloer hafedd weddedd wiw'

911 - Certificate of Lewis Price, clerk, as to his having repeated the form of Absolution to Robert John Wynne, an excommunicant, in accordance with orders received from Bangor Court

912 - Note of the letting by Thomas Owen of Bronheulog, gent, to William Lloyd, servant to Richard Meyrick of Bodorgan, esq., of a close called Cay yn Llangadwaladr for four years.

913 - Llawysgrif a chlawr memrwn iddi, yn cynnwys : (i)"Llawlyfr i'r claf", a (ii)"Gweddiau am y Boreu, Prynhawn a'r Cymun bendigedig wedi ei cyfieithu allan I lawlyfr Groeg o ddefosiwnau neullduol y gwir barchedig dad yn Nuw Lancelot Andrews, Esgob, yn ddiweddar o Winchester heb i printio erioed or blaen Ag a drowd ir Gymraeg gan R.E."

914 - List of persons furnishing horses (? for militia purposes) in the hundred of Ruthin.

915 - "Sir Edward Trevor's Riddle, or Problem of Genealogy" transcribed by John Ellis.

916 - Particulars of various tenements and quillets in Llanbadrig.

917 - Pregeth (?) neu draethawd Cymraeg ar 'Heintiau'r Enaid' gan awdur tra dysgedig, a barnu oddi wrth y dyfyniadau Groeg a Lladin a gynhwysir.

918 - A note from Robert Jones, curate of Llanfwrog requesting permission from John Owen of Penrhos, esq., to have liberty of ingress and regress to carry sand through Towyn Mawr to a messuage in his holding called Trelowarch.

919 - Commission from Hugh, Lord Viscount Cholomondeley, Lord Lieutenant of the Counties of North Wales, to Owen Owens of Llanfaethlu, gent, appointing him an ensign of the company of foot whereof Robert Owen of Penrhos, esq, esq., is captain.

920 - Account of John Owen of Penrhos, esq., for the sum of £30 delivered to him by Richard Broadhead, gent, by order of the Justices of the Peace for Anglesey and laid out by him towards the repair of Pont Rhydpont.

921 - List of debts owing to John Owen of Penrhos, esq.

922 - Cywydd marwnad neu Goffadwriaeth o Alar am Owen Bold o Llangwyfan, esqr. J.P.P. ai tant.

923 - Copy writ of extent (with English translation) against Francis Bulkeley of Llangefni, outlawed in London at the suit of John Owen, esq., in a plea of debt.

924 - Copy proclamation of rebellion against Francis Bulkeley of Llangefni, esq., Mary Bulkeley of the same, widow, and Jane Meyrick of the same, widow, for failing to answer a writ of outlawry issued against them at the suit of John Owen, esq., in a plea of debt

925 - Account of Arrears of rent for 1709 and 1710 of the Penrhos Estate

926 - Cowydd [Cywydd] marwnad i John Owen, Penrhos. Ni enwir mo'r awdur.

927 - "The State of Accounts between Mrs Owen of Penrhos and Mr. Francis Bulkeley of Llangeveney"

928 - Copy of the Inscription on the memorial to John Lloyd of Plas Einion, gent (d. 11 August 1713)

929-30 - Three lists of donors of presents on the occasion of the christening of Ann Wynn (? Dau. Of Edward Wynn of Bodewryd, rector of Llanddyfnan; she married Robert Owen of Penrhos). The superscription to No. reads : "Elenor ye Nurse's Note At Ann Wyn's Xtning

932 - Miscellaneous accounts (disbursements for butter, cheese, wool, corn, livestack, etc.,); probably in the hand of John Owen of Penrhos.

933 - Title page and dedication to 'An introduction to the British tongue/or/Am easie and compendious way/of/teaching Englishmen/the British or Welsh tongue/being/(for anything that can be sayd to the contrary) the most ancient language vulgarly/spoken at this/day/and for its composure &/the harmony/it hathas well in verse and prose/the sweetest (considering the antientnesse/thereof) Regular & most exquisite/of all the European languages/ very usefull for them that/bear any office, live or Tra-/vel in Wales, by G.O./of Pwll:helie.

934 - List of deeds relating to the Penrhos Estate delivered to Catherine Owen.

935 - Magdalen Wood's account of money laid out for Mrs. (Margaret) Owen of Penrhos.

936 - Inscription on the memorial of Richard Wynn, M.A., rector of Llanddeiniolen, and Llantrisant (d. 1720) giving details of his donations to the churches and parishes with which he was associated.

937 - Draft by Chancellor Edward Wynn of the proposed inscription on a memorial tablet to Robert Wynn, M.A., rector of Llanddeiniolen (d.1720) and Jane, his wife.

938 - An account of the charity founded by Mrs Eleanor Kynnier of London, widow, in 1689 for the purpose of maintaining two ministers' widows who shall set up a school for the teaching of boys in the parish of Amlwch.

939 - Inventory of the goods and chattels of Mrs. Margaret Wynn of Bodewryd, lately deceased.

940 - Note of repairs needed at Bodewryd house and of work to be carried out on the demesne.

941 - Copy of the inscription on the memorial to Margaret Wynn (d. 1723) daughter of Robert Morgan, bishop of Bangor, and wife of Edward Wynn, rector of Llantrisant.

942 - Copy inscription on the memorial to Margaret Wynn (d. 1723) eldest daughter of Robert Morgan, bishop of Bangor and wife of Edward Wynn of Bodewryd.

943 - Copy inscription on the memorial to William Morgan, Chancellor of Bangor (d. 1713) and Dulcibella, his wife (d. 1724).

944 - Bill of lading of the Conway Darling, Mr. Davies, master, bound for Liverpool from (?) with a cargo of barley.

945 - File of papera collected by Chancelor Edward Wynn and stitched by him into a cover of brown paper, all relating to the affairs of the Penrhos estate, 1732-1742. Include a copy of the will of William Owen of Penrhos, accounts of stock and household stuff, schedule of the debts of William Owen, etc., etc.

946 - Account of the trustees of the Dr. William Lewis charity in Llangristiolus and Cerrig Ceinwen.

947 - Cywydd i ddangos y modd y Darfod i Ddoctor Llannerchymedd ladd yr angau, yr hwn a dybiodd ond cael diben ar y Dr y gallai ddwyn y Relyw o'r wlad dan ei lywodraeth I'r bedd. B. Ysgithrog ai Cant [Lewis Morris yn ol y Parch. Dafydd Wyn Wiliam]

948 - Notice from Hugh Quellyn of Quellyn, co., Caernarvon, esq., to the trustees of the Dr. William Lewis's charity of his intention to repay the sum of £200 which he had borrowed from the trustees and secured by mortgage of certain lands in Llanwnda, co. Caernarvon

949 - Nomination by Edward Owen of Ellen Lloyd, a poor widow, of the Parish of Holyhead, to receive the rents of a tenement called Cae Gwian in the aprish of Llandrygarn pursuant to the terms Mrs Margaret Wynne's charity.

950 - Accounts of money distributed to the use of the poor of the parish of Holyhead.

951 - Nomination by Robert Wynne of Ellin Lloyd, a poor widow, of Holyhead to succeed Mary Bold, deceased as a recipient of a charity given by his late wife, Margaret Wynne for the benefit of the poor of Holyhead parish. (see Endowed Charities Report. Anglesey, p.98.)

952 - List of the singers (? in the choir of Holyhead parish church).

953 - An assessment granted by the Vestry towards the repair of the church and the highways in the parish of Holyhead.

954 - Paper-bound volume of prayers for various occasions - all, apparently, in the hand of Hugh Owen of Penrhos (ob. 1742)

955 - Accounts of money laid out on repairs to Eglwys y Bedd, Holyhead.

956 - List of books purchased by Chancellor Edward Wynn, 1716-1744

957 - List of deeds in the hand of Mrs. Margaret Owen of Penrhos.

958 - List of folio volumes in the library of Chancellor Edward Wynn.

959 - List of books in the possession of Chancellor Edward Wynn.

960 - Particulars (in Chancellor Edward Wynn's hand) of building work to be executed (? at Bodewryd).

961 - Notes on English history, the British law, etc., by Chancellor Edward Wynn

962 - The Dimensions of Eglwys-y-Bedd Holyhead ; addressed to Chancellor Edward Wynn who has added further architectural details, etc.

963 - Notes by Chancellor Edward Wynn on the terms of the will of Thomas Howells, gent (11 November 1686)

964 - List of the benefactors who left perpetual charities to the church of Bodewryd (in Chancellor Edward Wynn's hand).

965 - Receipt from Thomas Lloyd, rector of Llanddeiniolen, to Robert Owen, esq., administrator of Edward Wynn of Bodewryd, LL.D., for £52 being a legacy bequeathed to the use of the poor of the parish of Llanddeiniolen by the will of Robert Wynn, late rector of the said parish.

966 - Accout of John Lloyd, solicitor, for Various legal services rendered to Robert Owen, esq.

967 - Receipt from Hugh Parry, clerk, to Robert Owen, esq., for £3 (being 40/-d. issued out of Tre Angharad in Bodedern and 20/-d. from Bodewryd) due to him for officiating as curate of Bodewryd.

968 - Account of legal costs in connection with the administration of the estate of Chancellor Edward Wynne of Bodewryd.

969 - Account of plastering work done at Penrhos by Robert Foulkes.

970 - Receipt from Hugh Parry, clerk, to Robert Owen, esq., for £3 due to him for officiating as Curate at Bodewryd and also for 2/8 received as Easter offerings.

971 - Receipt from Hugh Parry, clerk, to Robert Owen, esq., for £3 due to him for officiating as Curate at Bodewryd.

972 - Schedule of deeds delivered by Mrs. Margaret Owen of Penrhos to John Stafford.

973 - Receipt from Thomas Boydell to Mrs Owen of Penrhos for £132.12.0. for surveying and mapping her estate and that of Robert Owen, esq., in Anglesey.

974 - List of articles purchased at a sale for Mrs. Owen of Penrhos.

975 - List of poor persons in need of relief (? In the parish of Holyhead).

976 - Copy of "An account of Sir David Garn (Owain Glyn Dwr's enemy) upon a loose sheet of paper but of whose hand writing is not known." Also : copies (i) of part of a record in the hand of Bishop Humphry Humphreys of the proceedings against the adherents of Glyn Dwr in Anglesey, November 1406; and (ii) - from "a small Paper Book ver much decayed and out of some loose sheets" - the superscription to the list of inhabitants of Anglesey who were indicted and fined for being in arms and rebellion with Glyn Dwr, 11 November 1406

977 - Coffad byr neu ddarn o rybudd i dorrwyr priodas a godinebwyr i'w darllain iddynt wrth ddwyn eu penyd yn Nwy Esgobaeth Gwynedd sef Bangor a Llanelwy.

978 - Mnemonics for finding the dominical letter, etc

979 - Particulars of quillets belonging to Havod-y-go in Rhosbeirio lands, and to Rhosbeirio Isa in Hafod y go lands.

980 - Inscription on the memorial to the Lloyds of Plas Einion, Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd. In the hand of Chancellor Edward Wynn).

981 - Bundle of solicitors bills relatingto the administration of the estates of Margaret Owen of Penrhos and the Dowager Lady Stanley, etc.

982 - List of livestock at Bodewryd "when last account sent November 1, 1816"

983 - Particulars of notices to be served on tenants of the Penrhos estate.

984 - Pedigrees of the Penrhos and Bodewryd families.

985 - Proposal for the settlement to be made previously to the marriage of William Owen Stanley, Esq., with Miss Ellin Williams.

986 - Papers containing the results of William Owen Stanley's researches into the connection of the Stanley family with that of Leigh of the Isle of Wight.

987 - An account of the successful treatment of a case of epilepsy by William Owen Stanley through the exercise of 'animal magnetism'.

988 - List of subscribers towards the testimonial presented to the Hon. W.O.Stanley, M.P.

989 - Holyhead Harbour = Tide tables, etc.,

990 - Extracts from the minutes of evidence on the Holyhead Harbour Bill.

991 - Admiralty Warrant for the blue ensign to be worn on board the Ellin, one of the vessels of the Royal Holyhead Yacht Club.

992 - Bundle of papers written in an oriental language (?Arabic or Persian). On one of the sheets are the words - in English - 'Judicial Organisation in Wallashia?'

993 - Account of expenditure on the New Harbour Works at Holyhead from the commencement to 31 December 1864.

994-6 - Three interesting historical accounts, possibly by Miss J.H.Adeane of = (a) The Holyhead cross channel service to Dublin and Kingstown. (b) Holyhead Hotels. (c) Holyhead Harbour.

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Expand 9 - Additional Manuscripts deposited in January 1968 by the Hon. Mrs A. Lubbock, Orpington, Kent, daughter of the late Dowager Lady Stanley of Plas Llanfawr, Holyhead

9 - Additional Manuscripts deposited in January 1968 by the Hon. Mrs A. Lubbock, Orpington, Kent, daughter of the late Dowager Lady Stanley of Plas Llanfawr, Holyhead

10 - Additional Manuscripts deposited in February 1963 and April 1968 by the County Archivist of Cheshire

8 - Penrhos Estate Manuscripts - Series 8

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