| Description | 8/1: Abstract of Title of Thomas Peers Williams esq. and John Williams, esq., to a house and outbuilding called Plas Llwyd, and garden in the city of Bangor, 1849. Recites:
Lease. 1784, for 3 lives by Lord Penrhyn to the Rev. John Kyffin.
Will, 1806, of Lord Penrhyn.
Will, 1839, of George Hay Dawkins Pennant.
Assignment, 1841, by Francis Maude, Stephen Cartwright to Edward Gordon Douglas Pennant.
Assignment, 1844, by Mary Heyland to James Wyatt to Thos. Peers Williams.
Conveyance, 1849, by Edward Gordon Douglas Pennant to T. P. Williams and J. Williams.
8/2: Further Abstract of Title of above, 1849. Recites:
Lease and Release, 1814, by George Hay Dawkins Pennant to Chas. Henry Bouverie and James Dawkins (Trustees of Pennant and Eliz. Bouverie).
Demise, 1835, by Edward Gordon Douglas Pennant to P.P. Bouverie, Richard Dawkins and John Dawkins.
Covenant, 1849, between Edward Gordon Douglas Pennant and T.P. Williams and J. Williams.
8/3: Will, 1853, of John Thomas of Bangor, slate and marble mason [No topographical details, but names of legatees].
8/4: Conveyance, 25th August 1863, Rev. John Griffith, D.D., of Rochester, Kent, to John Thomas of Bangor, slate merhcant: land, formerly part of a garden called Pylla Bydron adjoining the Liverpool Arms in Bangor.
8/5: Abstract of Title, 1868, of Mrs. Jane Ellin Hughes to a house and premises called Glanadda in Bangor. Recites:
Bargain and Sale, 1815, by William Williams to John Roberts: messuage called Tyn y Clwt or Tyddyn yr Order.
8/6: Grant, 1917, of probate of the estate of Victor Wheldon Williams of Boxmoor, co. Herts, intestate. |