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XQS1652/8

MEMORANDA OF RECOGNIZANCES taken before John Parry at Bangor and Caernarfon. 1. William Parey, Maynol, Bangor, yeoman, to appear at the next General Quarter Sessions, in the sum of £20. Sureties: Richard ap William Moris, Bangor, yeoman, and Evan ap Richard, Clynnog Fawr, Labourer, each in the sum of £10. 1651 January 31. 2. Richard ap William ap Evan, Vaynol, Bangor, yeoman, to appear at the next General Quarter Sessions. Sureties: Robert ap Evan, Bangor, yeoman, and Morris Mason, Castellmai, yeoman. 1651 January 31. 3. William Gryffithe, Llanvairvechan [Llanfairfechan], gent., and Robert Burchingham, Llanllechid, gent., for "the bringing in of witnesses". 1651 January 3. 4. Anne Williams, alias Woodfine, Caernarfon, widdow, "bound of the peace to Mary Sparrow, the wife of William Roberts, in the sum of £10. Sureties: George Jones, Caernarfon, gent., and John Rowland, Clynnog Fawr, corvicer. 1651 January 18. 5. Mary Sparrow, Caernarfon, bound to Anne Williams, alias Woodfine, in the sum of £10. Sureties: Robert Bodwrda, Caernarfon, gent., and Richard ap John, Caernarfon, gent.. 1651 February 19. 6. William Cadwaladr, Clynnog, gent., bound of good behaviour to William Glynne, Clynnog. Sureties: Marke Mould, Caernarfon, gent., and Hugh Parry, Pwllheli, gent. 1652 April 6. 7. Edward Williams, Aber, gent., bound to William Prytherch, Aber. Sureties: Owen David ap Robert, Aber, yeoman, and Rees Johnes, Clynnog Fawr, gent. 1652 April 13. 8. William Prytherch, Aber, bound of the peace to Edward Williams, Aber, gent.. Sureties: George Jones, Caernarfon, gent., and David Owen, Aber, yeoman. 1652 April 15. 9. Margaret Bodvell, the wife of John Parsons, Caernarfon, gent., bound of the peace to Gwen Gappor, the wife of Andrew Gappor, Caernarfon, gent.. Sureties: William Morgan, Caernarfon, tailor, and Thomas ap Ellis, Clynnog Fawr, butcher 1652 April 27


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