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Ty’n Braich, Dinas Mawddwy - papers

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
Z/DT/12 APPOINTMENT of Robert Evans, senior, of pa.[rish] Llangadfan, co. Montg., husbandman and ’substantial householder’, as one of the overseers of the poor of the same parish by Thomas Lloyd a...  more 1761 April 11
Z/DT/13 1. Robert Evan, senior of Brynceirch, pa.[rish] Llangadfan, co. Montg., gent. 2. Robert David of pa.[rish] Mallwyd, yeoman. AGREEMENT concerning the letting of Tyddyn y Braich and Tyddyn Llanllyfod, p...  more 1765 Oct. 4
Z/DT/14 1. Mary Evans of Maesglasserey, alias Maesglasey, spinster, eldest daughter of Evan Richards, late of the same, gent., deceased, by Margaret his late wife. 2. David Bains of Cefncoch, pa.[rish] Llanll...  more 1765 Dec. 9
Z/DT/15 1. & 2. – As 1. and 2 in No. Z/DT/14. BOND for the payment of £784 and performance of covenants of the same date (No. Z/DT/14).  1765 Dec. 9
Z/DT/16 1.David Thomas of Belan,pa.[rish] Llangadfan, co. Montg., yeoman, eldest son and heir and executor of the Will of David Thomas, late of the same, yeoman, deceased, Robert Evan the elder of the said pa...  more 1771 Nov. 26
Z/DT/17 1. David Thomas as in No. Z/DT/16. 2. Robert Evan the elder and younger as in No. Z/DT/16. 3. As 2. in No. Z/DT/16. ASSIGNMENT of the MORTGAGE in No. Z/DT/10 and FURTHER MORTGAGE for securing £40.  1771 Nov. 27
Z/DT/18 1. As 2. in No. Z/DT/17. 2. As 3. in No. Z/DT/17. BOND for the payment of £180.  1771 Nov. 27
Z/DT/19 UNDERTAKING by Hugh Pugh and Hugh Bumphrey, both of the township of Maesglassey ’not to chase any of the sheep, horses or cattle’ of Robert Evan, of the same township, depasturing on a cer...  more 1775 Aug.4
Z/DT/20 LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION granted to Robert Evan on the death of his father Robert Evan, late of Llangadfan, co. Montg., yeoman.  1775 Sept. 13
Z/DT/21 INVENTORY of the goods and chattels of Robert Evan, deceased. (Included are ’two sbining wheels’.)  1775 Sept. 13
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