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X/POOLE/1489-1505

Rentals of the Chief Rents or King’s Rents

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
X/POOLE/1489 EXTRACTS from old rentals re the chief rents in the parish of Llanbedr Newborough.  1722-1742
X/POOLE/1490 ACCOUNT BOOK of the King’s rents in various townships of co. Anglesey, due to Sir Arthur Owen (manor of Rhosfair).  1727-1754
X/POOLE/1491 ACCOUNTING RENTAL of the Hon. Sir William Owen, Bart. for the King’s rents issuing out of Rhosfair and Hendre, co. Anglesey.  1773
X/POOLE/1492 RENTAL of the King’s rents issuing out of Rhosfair and Hendre in the parish of Llanbedr Newborough, co. Anglesey.  1776
X/POOLE/1493 RENTAL of Sir William Owen, Bart’s King’s rents issuing out of Rhosfair and Hendre, in the town and parish of Llanbedr. Gives tenant and tenement’s name, amount owing and cash colle...  more 1778
X/POOLE/1494 RENTAL of Sir William Owen, Bart’s chief rents or King’s rents issuing out of Rhosfair and Hendre in the town and parish of Llanbedr Newborough.  1780
X/POOLE/1495 ACCOUNTING RENTAL of the estate of Sir Hugh Owen, Bart, an infant, issuing out of Rhosfair and Hendre in the town and parish of Newborough.  1788
X/POOLE/1496 RENTAL of the King’s (or chief) rents belonging to the complainant issuing out of Rhosfair and Hendre, in the parish of Newborough (including Rhoscolyn, Llechywen farwydd, Llanbedr).  1806
X/POOLE/1497 RENTAL of the King’s and chief rents belonging to John Owen, Esq. issuing out of Rhosfawr and Hendre in the town and parish of Newborough, Rhoscolyn and Llangenfarwydd, alias Ceidio.  1809
X/POOLE/1498 RENTAL of the King’s rents or chief rents belonging to John Owen, Esq. issuing out of Hendre and Rhosfawr in the town and parish of Newborough, Rhoscolyn and Llangenfarwyd, alias Ceidio, co. Ang...  more 1810
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