Copy probate of the will (9 March 1896) of William Humphrey Owen of Plas Penrhyn, co. Anglesey, Esq Enumerates many financial bequests, and variously devises farms, etc, called Digoed and Tan y buarth (Llangaffo); Frondeg (Newborough); Clynnog, Tyn y grissia, Tyn y grissia bach and Tafarn tywysog (Llangeinwen and Newborough); Hoewell (sic) y wal (village of Newborough); Ty croes (Llangeinwen); Yr efail, Glanrafon and Park Tir Rhyddgaer (Nweborough); Ty cerrig and Cerrig y beithi (Llangeinwen and Llanfair yn y cwmmwd); Tros yr afon and Salisbury Park (Llangeinwen); Penybont and Farm Yard (Malltraeth); Tu hwnt ir deyrnas and Penrhyn House Newborough village); Bodlaw (Llanidan and Llanddaniel); and Maesoglan (Llangeinwen). Bequeaths £250 to Dwyran Welsh C.M. chapel, and sums to other charities, etc. Names as executors his brother Thomas Owen of Rhyddgaer, Esq; his son Humphrey of the same, gent; and John Humphrey Griffith of Clynnog, gent. The second-named is also appointed residuary legatee, he is to pay testator's housekeeper Ellen Owens the sum of £52 p.a. for life, issuing out of Ty main in the parish of Newborough. By a codicil dated 9 March 1896, revokes certain clauses of the above will; leaves to his sister Anne Morgan the Tai issa estate (7 farms) near Waenfawr, for life, with specified remainders. 24 November 1896