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Collapse PYAA - Porth yr Aur Additional and Further Additional Manuscripts [THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS]

PYAA - Porth yr Aur Additional and Further Additional Manuscripts [THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS]

A - Porth yr Aur Additional Manuscripts

Collapse B - Porth yr Aur Further Additional Manuscripts

B - Porth yr Aur Further Additional Manuscripts

Collapse 1 - Deeds, documents and papers

1 - Deeds, documents and papers

Expand A - Anglesey

Collapse B - Caernarvonshire

B - Caernarvonshire

1 - Abererch - Lease

Expand 2 - Betws Garmon

2 - Betws Garmon

Expand 4 - Caernarvon

Expand 5 - Clynnog

Expand 6 - Llanbeblig

7 - Llandwrog - Lease

8 - Llanfihangel y Pennant - Mortgage

Collapse 9 - Llanllechid

9 - Llanllechid

2160 - Draft abstract of the title of William Williams of Tanybwlch to estate in the parish of Llanllechid

2162 - Articles of agreement indented between Edmund Williams of Talysarn in the parish of Llanllechid, yeoman, and William Williams of Tanybwlch in the same parish, yeoman, being a covenant to convey all his right and title to and in certain premises (the said Talysarn, leased by Hugh Warburton and Richard Pennant, Esqs, to Richard Williams late of Talysarn, yeoman, dec'd, father of the said E.W.), and also to and in a certain annuity, to the said W.W., etc, etc. Recites various deeds

2163 - Schedule of deeds relating to unspecified estate, probably in the parish of Llanllechid

2164 - Notices over the signature of Hugh Williams (heir-at-law of Edmund Williams, the son and heir-at-law of Richard Williams, in turn devisee under the will of his father Hugh Williams) addressed to tenants in the parish of Llanllechid holding the messuages, ets, called Coytmor farm, Keel Treffnis (?), 'r Achub, etc, claiming that the rents of the same be paid to him or to his attorney only

10 - Llanllyfni - Mortgage

11 - Llanwnda - Limitation and appointment

12 - Penmorfa - Release and quitclaim by William Rice of Kilmainhan Hospital, co. Dublin, invalid soldier, of his right and title to and in certain premises called Pant in the parish of Penmorfa, co. C'von

Expand 13 - Mixed parishes and general

13 - Mixed parishes and general

C - Flintshire (St, Asaph) - Second mortgage

D - Merionethshire (Ffestiniog and Llanfrothen) - Demise

Expand E - Mixed counties

E - Mixed counties

Expand 2 - Railways

Expand 3 - Correspondence

3 - Correspondence

Expand 4 - Accounts

Expand 5 - Miscellaneous

5 - Miscellaneous

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