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XD2/5253-5744

WYNN v. LORD NEWBOROUGH (and associated actions)
[NOTE: "In his will, Lord Newborough’s father had left a number of annuities, secured upon the estates, to the children of his younger son, Glynn Wynn. These do not seem to have been paid and in 1780 Glynn Wynn began Chancery proceedings against his brother to enforce the terms of their father’s will. They dragged on until Lord Newborough’s death in 1807 and were renewed against his heirs after that date. It is impossible to sort out all the complexities, but there was a welter of litigation involving all members of the family, their in-laws, the executors of the original will and their families" - Glyn Roberts (T.C.H.S. 9, p.34). It has been deemed best to arrange all papers relating to these complex causes in Chancery in a simple chronological order, since some documents do not specify which cause is referred to, and others refer to several different causes.]

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/5455 DRAFT REPORT, in the cause as no. XD2/5307, of the Master that he approved of the drafts of a conveyance, settlement and assurance of part of farms and lands of Sir John, baronet, to the uses declared...  more 1813 Aug.12
XD2/5456 REPORT, copy, in the causes as no. XD2/5307, of William Alexander, the Master, of his approbation of the conveyance of part of the estate of Sir John Owen, baronet, to Thomas Evans, D.D. the trustee a...  more 1813 Aug. 12
XD2/5457 NOTICE of a Motion, from John Pownall, solicitor for Hugh Rowlands, the receiver in the cause of Wynn v. Lord Newborough, to Mr. Shaddick, Mr. Bicknell and Mr. Smith, clerks in court for all the plain...  more 1813 Aug. 14
XD2/5458 MINUTES, of an order in the causes of Wynn v. Lord Newborough for the payment into the bank of £3500 by the receiver on account of rents received and for the purchase of 3 per cent. annuities. Copy. [...  more 1813 Aug.18
XD2/5459 REPORT, in the causes as no. XD2/5307, of William Alexander, the master, of the due execution of a proper conveyance and settlement of the purchase of part of the estates of Sir John Owen, baronet, an...  more 1813 Aug. 18
XD2/5460 ORDER, in the causes as no. XD2/5307, that Hugh Rowlands, the receiver, be at liberty to pay the sum of £3500 into the bank to the credit of the causes, the account of Thomas John Lord Newborough and ...  more 1813 Aug. 18
XD2/5461 CERTIFICATE of the Accountant General of the sale of annuities in the cause of Wynn v. Lord Newborough. Appended: CERTIFICATE, (29 August 1813) of William Mullens, Bank of England of the receipt of th...  more 1813 Aug.20
XD2/5462 REPORT, in the cause as no. XD2/5307, of the Master approving of the conveyance of the newly purchased estates of Sir John Owen, baronet, in pa.[rish] Llanfaglan by Dr. Evans, the surviving trustee, t...  more 1813 Aug.23
XD2/5463 DRAFT RECEIPT, in the cause of Wynn v. Lord Newborough, of Sir John Owen of Orielton, co. Pembs., baronet, to Hugh Rowlands, Esq., the receiver for the sum of £119.10.8d. for the interest due on the p...  more 1813 Aug.25
XD2/5464 BUNDLE of Warrants of William Alexander for attendance at his chambers in Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, re costs and the receiver’s accounts in the case of Wynn v. Lord Newborough. 11 it...  more 1813 Aug.
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