Copy indenture ratifying and confirming to 2. for ever an annuity 1. Hugh Gwyn, alias Wynne, of Llanrwst, co. Denbigh, esq., son and heir of Robert Gwyn, alias Wynne, of Llanrwst, esq., deceased, son and heir of Hugh Gwyn, alias Wynn, of Llanrwst, esq., deceased, son and heir of Griffith Gwyn, alias Wynne, of Llanrwst, esq., deceased, brother and heir of John Gwyn, Doctor of Law and sometime Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge; and Thomas Gwyn of Gray's Inn, co. Middlesex, gent., executor of the Will of Margaret Wynn, the relict and executrix of the said Hugh Gwyn (Wynne) of Llanrwst, deceased, who was executor of the Will of the said Griffith Gwyn (Wynne) of Llanrwst, the surviving executor of the Will of the said John Gwyn. 2. John Arrowsmith, D.D., master of St. John's College, Cambridge, and the Fellows and scholars of the said College. Copy indenture ratifying and confirming to 2. for ever an annuity or yearly rent charge of £40 p.a. issuing out of lands in Maynan., co. Caernarvon, bequeathed by the said John Gwyn in his Will, dated 1 June, 1574, towards the maintenance of three scholars in the said College. Recites that according to the original terms of the Will the annuity was intended to maintain three Fellows and six scholars, the Fellows to be natives of Llanvair and Llanrhaiadr, co. Denbigh, or in default natives of Nant Conway and Maynan, or in default natives of cos. Caernarvon, Denbigh or Merioneth; and the scholars to be selected from the school of Bangor and to be natives as in the case of the Fellows. Further recites that the said annuity has now been found sufficient to maintain only three scholars. (See also No. 1285) 20 December 1650