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PENRH - Penrhyn Castle Papers
1 - The Griffith Documents
1 - Family papers
2 - The troubles of Piers Griffith
3 - Arllechwedd Uchaf : Cororion
4 - Arllechwedd Uchaf : Bodfeio
5 - Arllechwedd Uchaf : Dwygyfylchi
6 - Arllechwedd Isaf and Creuddyn
261 - Grant and confirmation by Rhys ap Iorwerth ap Griffith Dew, free tenant of the Bishop of Bangor in the commote of Creuddyn, to William ap Gruffith ap Gwilym of all his lands and tenements in the township of Bodfaen, Gogarth, Penrhyn Kyngrayawdre [Cyngreadur] and elsewhere in the said commote; in fee tail of the chief lord of the fee; warranty clause.
262 - Grant in perpetuity by Eignion ap Ievan ap Meredith, free tenant of the Bishop of Bangor in the township of Trefgwyrythion in the commote of Isgwyrfai, to William Gruffith, esq., of all his messuages and lands in the township of Bodfafon, Rhiwledyn and Cyngrhaiadr in the commote of Creuddyn.
263 - Lease between William Gruffith, esq., and William ap Grono ap Howel Felinydd of a tenement called Tyddyn W..... Vychan with a house built thereon, and the part of the mill of Trefcastell held by the said William Gruffith.
264 - Grant by David ap Robyn ap Llewelyn, free tenant of the township of Trewarth in the commote of Creuddyn, to William Gruffith, esq., of one messuage called Bryn Dicws ap Bleddyn in the said township.
265 - Bond of obligation in £8 by Agnes verch Jenkin ap Ievan ap Gwilym, widow, to Geffrey ap Jenkin ap Ievan ap Gwilym, to stand to the doom and award of Rees ap Robert ap Gruffith, on the part of the said Agnes, and of Richard ap Llewelyn ap William on the part of Geffrey, in the matter of lands called Pan y Saer in the township of Gweredros, which the said Jenkin ap Ievan ap Gwilym "prided" to William ap John and to the said Agnes his wife for £4.
266 - Grant by Gwenllian verch Ednyfed ap David ap Tudur, widow, relict of John ap William ap Jenkin Ithel, free tenant of the township of Castell, commote of Arllechwedd Isaf, to Robert ap Llewelyn ap Ievan ap David, free tenant of the same township , of one tenement and a meadow adjoining the same called Cae Eignion ap Madoc; the said tenement lying between the King's highway on the one side, and a torrent called Afon Gastell on the other side, also between Nant Gwyr Kymryd and the land of Edmund ap Rees ap Robert; the said meadow lying between the land of Robert ap William ap Gruffydd ap Robyn on the one side and Cae'r Gynnor (?Gynvor) on the other side, one end of which abuts on the land of Ievan ap Llewelyn ap Gruffydd ap Pellyn, and the other on the land called Y Wern Goch. Gwenllian furthermore grants power of attorney to David ap Robert ap David ap Ievan Vychan and Hugh ap David ap Robert to deliver seisin of the said tenement and meadow to the said Robert.
267 - Grant by Jeffrey ap Jankyn, free tenant of the township of Gweredros, commote Isaf, to Rhys ap Howel ap Sir David and Grono ap William ap Llewelyn of one tenement in Gweredros.
268 - Lease between William Glover of Conway and David ap Howel of a messuage or mansion house in ?Conway
269 - Bargain and sale by Edmund ap William Geffrey of Gweredros, yeoman, to William Thomas, clerk, of one messuage and one close called Cae Pant y Saer lying in the aforesaid township.
270 - Acquittance to Owen ap Griffith ap Rees of Castell in Arllechwedd Isaf by Hugh Davies [of Caerhun], under-sheriff of co. Caernarfon. Has received 10/- as "relief" after the death of Owen's father, Griffith ap Rees.
271 - Bargain and sale by Richard Peake of Conway, esq., and Hugh Peake, his son and heir, to Edmund Williams, gent., of a parcel of land lying in the township of Llechan, near a place called Cefn Maenmor, in length extending from the lands of Rowland Bulkeley, called Ffridd Newydd on the east side, to a certain .... on the west side; and in breadth, between the lands of the heir of Henry Holland, clerk, on the south side, and a small hill called Bryn Bach near Bwlch y Gydros, on the north side; which parcel of land, Hugh Peake, father of the said Richard Peake, purchased from John ap David ap Tudur Llwyd, free tenant of Llechan.
272 - Bond of obligation in £40 by Robert ap Hugh ap David of Castell, commote of Arllechwedd Isaf, and William ap Robert ap Hugh ap David, his son and heir, to Edmund Williams, gent., to grant peaceful possession to the said Edmund of a meadow called Y Weirglodd Fer in the township of Castell, meering north on a meadow called Y Weirglodd Ddu, south upon the lands of Edmund Owen, clerk; east upon the lands of William Glyn, gent., of Lleuar, now in the tenure of Edward Williams, esq., and west upon a meadow called Y Wern Felen being the lands of the said Edmund.
273 - Release by Richard Peake of Conway, son and heir of Hugh Peake, to Robert Williams of Conway [father of Sir Griffith Williams] of Maes Cadwgan in the township of Castell, commote Isaf.
274-276 - Bargain and sale between Henry, son of the late William Williams of Cochwillan, and Evan Lloyd of Barnard's Inn in London; H.W. conveys certain lands in commote Creuddyn, which were purchased by his father from Sir William Herbert of St. Julian's in co. Monmouth, who in turn had married one of the three co-heiresses of Edward Griffith of Penrhyn [brother of Sir Rees G, and uncle of Piers] Consideration, £100.
277-278 - Release and a bond of obligation in £40 by John Stodart of Boditha, Hugh ap Ieuan of Llechan, yeoman, and John ap Hugh ap Ieuan, yeoman, of the same, to Humphrey ap Hugh ap Edmund and Ellen Mellers, to allow the latter to hold and occupy, upon conditions of redemption specified in an indenture of equal date, the backhouse and garden commonly called the Stone Garden in the town of Conway, now in the tenure of Katherine verch David
279-281 - Bond of obligation in £60 by Owen Griffith ap Rees of the Bodidda hamlet of Castell [Arllechwedd Isaf] to allow Hugh ap John Ffoulk to enjoy and occupy a meadow containing two days' math of hay, "with the new ffary [ferry] way thereunto", in Bodidda. Also, a release (7 February 1634-5) by the same O.G. ap Rees to his nephew John ap Griffith ap Rees of Gweirglodd y Cae Isa in Castell bounded on one side (east) by Afon Gyffin, on the west by Cae Isa itself, on the south by Gweirglodd Cae Howel [John Wynne, esq.], on the north by Gweirglodd y Saeson [Sir Roger Mostyn].
7 - Other Caernarvonshire townships (including the town of Caernarfon)
8 - Bangor, Maenol Bangor, Tregwyrryddion
9 - Anglesey
10 - Various
2 - The Williams Family
3 - Pennants and Douglas-Pennants
4 - The Jamaica Estates
5 - Estate Administration
6 - Quay and quarries
7 - Addenda
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