| Disgrifiad | (i)
1. Foulk Maynwaring
2. Sir William Gruffith, knight
Bond in 200 marks for the conveyance of lands lying in the commote of Issaph, Cruthyn and Vchaph and within the liberties of the town of Conwey
Given 20 January, 8 Henry VIII
(ii)
1. Foulk Maynwaring, brother and heir of Edmund Maynwaring and son and heir of Bartholomew Maynwaring
2. Sir William Gruffith, knight
Lease in perpetuity of all no. 1's lands called Tythyn Lloydvayn, lying in the town of Tref Castell in the commote of Issaph in co. Caernarvon.
Rent : 36s. 8d. p.a.
Witnesses : Thomas Irlond, clerk, Edwards Gruffith, Richard ap Gwilli' ap Ho'l, William Lloyd ap Ho'l ap Res, Lli' ap Eign and others
Given at Tref Castell, 28 December, 8 Henry VIII
(iii)
1. Foulk Maynwaring, brother and heir of Edmund Maynmwaring, son and heir of Bartholomew Maynwaring
2. Sir William Gruffith, knight
Lease in fee farm of all no. 1's lands in the commote of Cruthyn and Issaph and in the town and liberties of Conwey in co. Caernarvon
Rent : The same as was formerly received by the late William Bulkeley esq., p.a.
Witnesses : Master Geoffrey, abbot, of Conwey, Robert ap Res [?clir], Edmund Gruffith, Owen ap Gruffith, John Spicer and others
Given 19 January, 8 Henry VIII |