Settlement, prior to an intended marriage between the aforesaid William Mostyn and Grace Wynne, referring to the capital m. called ...,

1 John Mostyn of Bryngwyn, co. Mont., esq.;. 2 William Mostyn of Bryngwyn aforesaid, esq., brother of the said John;. 3 Humphrey Mostyn of Bryngwyn aforesaid, esq., youngest brother of the said John, and Rev. Roger Mostyn of Castle Caer[e]inion, co. Mont., clerk;. 4 Robert Wynne of Plas Newydd, co. Denb., esq., and Grace, his eldest daughter, spinster;. 5 John Price of Geufronydd, co. Mont., esq., John Mostyn of Segroit, co. Denb., esq., Robert Wynne of Garthewin, co. Denb., esq., and Robert Wynne of Dyffryn alatt, co. Denb., esq. Settlement, prior to an intended marriage between the aforesaid William Mostyn and Grace Wynne, referring to the capital m. called Bryngwyn, a water corn mill called Tallwrn mill, a m. in t. Ystymgynnon with parcels of land called yr ardd Rheeg, Pantyr nest, Erwyr nest, Gwerglodd vach, Gwergloddy pentre and Erwi Kynant belonging thereto, a cottage or dwelling house in the same t. in the tenure of Richard Meredith, a quillet called Letty hene, and a m., etc., called Penty Park and Skybor Goch in Ystymgynnon, all these in p. Llanvechan, co. Mont.; m's in p's Llanvechen, Llanginnieu and Llanvilling, co. Mont.; a capital m. called Plas Kynaston in p. Ruabon, co. Denb.; m's and lands in p's Ruabon, Wrexham and Llanrhai-der in Kinmerch, co. Denb.; and m's in p's Comb, Dymerchion and Northop, co. Flint. Copy.

Preferred citation: BRA 1157 : 43.

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