| Description | He was of Bodrwyn in Anglesey and High Sheriff of that county in 1754; he died in October, 1771, and was buried on the 18th. (Pedigrees, 139). The transition from his agency to that of Samuel Wright was bridged over by his son Hugh, a cornet in the 3rd Regiment of Dragoon Guards, and himself High Sheriff of Anglesey in 1776-7. R.H.'s agency witnessed the accession of the Pennants to the Warburton moiety in 1765. |