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Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/6286	1. Madoc ap Meilir Coet, free tenant of the Prince and St. Beuno, of the township of Klennoc [Clynnog], commote of Uchgorvwy [Uwch Gwyrfai]. 2. Griffith ap Eignon duy ap Jevan tek, free tenant of the ... more	1428 Sept.21
XD2/6287	1. Mawyd verch Dafydd Barbur alias Mawyd verch Morvydd ap Madog ap Milir Cotte. 2. Hoell Vwya ap Gruffudd ap Sir Water. QUITCLAIM of all right and title to tenements and lands formerly of Madog ap Mil... more	1474 Sept.1
XD2/6288	1. Morys ap Jevan ap Hoell, free tenant of the King of the township of Clennock [Clynnog], in the commote of Uchgorvy [Uwch Gwyrfai]. 2. John ap Meredydd ap Tegwyn, free tenant of the King, of the tow... more	1507 May 31
XD2/6289	1. Sir William Owen of Orielton, co. Pembroke, hart. 2. William Rowland of Brynconanbach, pa.[rish] Clynnog, yeoman. COUNTERPART LEASE for 3 lives of messuages or tenements and lands in pa.[rish] Clyn... more	1774 June 4
XD2/6290	LEASE. Copy of no. XD2/6289.	1774 June 4
XD2/6291	1. Sir William Owen of Orielton, co. Pembroke, bart.. 2. Owen Morris of Ynyswyddel, pa.[rish] Clynnog, weaver. COUNTERPART LEASE for 3 lives of messuage a tenement and lands in pa.[rish] Clynnog calle... more	1774 June 4
XD2/6292	LEASE. Copy of no. XD2/6291.	1774 June 4
XD2/6293	1. Thomas Lord Newborough and the Hon. John Wynn. 2. John Pugh of Llyar-bach, pa.[rish] Clynnog. LEASE for 2 lives of messuage, tenement and lands called Llyar-bach in pa.[rish] Clynnog. Rent: £63 p.a... more	1796 Dec.7
XD2/6294	1. Robert Williams of Ty Coch, co. Caerns., gent, and Richard Ellis, Pwllheli, gent., Commissioners named and appointed in pursuance of an Act of Parliament passed in 1812, entitled an Act for enclosi... more	1813 July 1 & 2
XD2/6295	1. Robert Williams of Tycoch, gentleman, and Richard Ellis of Pwllheli, gentleman, commissioners appointed under an Act for enclosing lands in the pa.[rish] of Nevin [Nefyn] and other places in the co... more	1815 Nov.23 & 14

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