G.C.B. Poulter Collection

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Reference
- GB 210 POULTER
Alternative Id.
Dates of Creation
- 1706-1886
Name of Creator
- Groydd Estate (Wales)
Language of Material
- English English
Physical Description
- 39 items
Location
- ARCH/MSS (GB0210)

Scope and Content

Deeds and documents relating to the Groydd estate in the parish of Cerrigydrudion, Denbighshire, 1753-1886, and deeds, 1706-1830, relating to lands mainly in Gwyddelwern and Llangelynnin, Merionethshire.

Administrative / Biographical History

Groydd lies in the parish of Cerrigydruduion, Denbighshire. It was owned throughout the period covered by this group by the Jones family.

Arrangement

Arranged chronologically by deposit. -- The two deposits of deeds have been listed together by NLW under the false assumption that all the deeds share the same provenance. Deeds nos 1-28 deposited by G.C.B.Poulter relate to the Grwyn estate; the remaining 12 items were deposited through the good offices of G..C.B.Poulter relate to different premises entirely.

Access Information

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Acquisition Information

Donated by Mr G.C.B. Poulter, Collingwood Place, Camberley, Surrey, in October 1961, and by Peter Burrows, Youngstroat Farm, Horsell Rise, near Woking,per Mr G.C.B Poulter in November 1967.

Note

Groydd lies in the parish of Cerrigydruduion, Denbighshire. It was owned throughout the period covered by this group by the Jones family.

Title based on depositor's name

Other Finding Aids

A hard copy of the catalogue is available at NLW.

Archivist's Note

November 2002

Compiled by Mair James.

The following source was used in the compilation of this description: NLW, Schedule of G.C.B. Poulter Collection.

Conditions Governing Use

Usual copyright laws apply

Appraisal Information

Action: All records donated to NLW have been retained.

Accruals

Accruals are not expected

Additional Information

Published

Genre/Form

Deeds -- Wales -- Cerrigydrudion

Geographical Names

Archive Record|Table of contents

G.C.B. Poulter CollectionPOULTER

Lease And Release to lead the uses of recoveries with double vouchers (after the marriage of the said Richard Jones ...,1 - 2.

Bond to perform covenants,3.

Demise for 99 years (being a mortgage for £80) of the m's and lands called GroÃ»n, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of ...,4.

Bond for the payment of £80,5.

Assignment for 99 years (being a mortgage for £80) of m's and lands called GroÃ»n, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of Pryse ...,6.

Lease And Release to lead the uses of recoveries with double vouchers of m's and lands called Groûn, otherwise Groydd ...,7 - 8.

Demise for 500 years (being a mortgage for £300) of m's and lands called GroÃ»n, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of Pryse ...,9.

Bond for the payment of £300 and to perform covenants,10.

Assignment for 500 years (being a mortgage for £300) of m's and lands called Groûn, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of Prys ...,11.

Bond for the payment of £340 and to perform covenants,12.

Assignment of m's and lands called Groûn, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of Prys, p. Cerrig y Druidion, co. Denb., and Rhyd ...,13.

Bond for the payment of £400 and to perform covenants. Endorsed is a Receipt for £100, being part of the ...,14.

Lease And Release to lead the uses of a recovery with double voucher of the m. and lands called Groun ...,15.

Certificate from the War Office of the death at Celorico of Robert Jones, a freeholder, born at Groûdd, parish of ...,16.

Assignment for 500 years (being a mortgage for £300) of m's and lands called GroÃ»n, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of Prys ...,17.

Further Mortgage for £300 of m's and lands called GroÃ»n, otherwise Groydd, cmt. of Prys, p. Cerrig y Drudion, co ...,18.

Probate of the will and codicils of Edward Jones of Groudd, parish of Cerrig y druidion, co. Denb., farmer. Will ...,19.

Mortgage for £100 of a reversion in fee expectant upon the death of Mrs Sarah Jones, mother of Edward Jones ...,20.

Transfer of £100 mortgage and further mortgage for £500 of the m's, with the pieces of land thereunto belonging, called ...,21.

Transfer of three mortgages amounting to £1,300 and further mortage for £300 of the m's, with the pieces of land ...,22.

Transfer of three mortgages amounting to £1,300 and further mortgage for £300 of the m's, with the pieces of land ...,23.

Further Mortgage for £150 of the m's, with the pieces of land thereunto belonging, called Groun, otherwise Groudd, and Tynant ...,24.

Sale Catalogue of the farm and lands called Groudd, otherwise Groun, parish of Cerrig-y-druidion, co. Denb., together with three cottages ...,25.

Conditions Of Sale of the farm and lands called Groudd, otherwise Groun, parish of Cerrig-y-druidion, co. Denb., together with three ...,26.

Agreement to surrender an interest in three cottages at Tynrhyd, Cerrigydruidion,27.

Feoffment of an allotment of land on the late common called Galltegfa marked out by the commissioners for enclosing the ...,28.

Demise for 300 years (being a mortgage for £100) of the m. and lands called Hendre and the parcels of ...,29.

Release to lead the uses of a recovery of the m. and lands called Hendre etc.,30.

Lease for one year of the m's and lands thereunto belonging called Bryn Cyffo and Hendre, p. Gwyddelwerne,31.

Certificate that Humphrey Owen of Llwyndu, parish of Llangelynin, co. Mer., bachelor, and Rachel Goodwine, eldest daughter of John Goodwine ...,32.

Feoffment of the capital m. called Tyddyn y Neuoedd, otherwise Llwyndu, and the m's called Bronhengwys & Cae Cornel, Rhyddid ...,33.

Declaration of trust by John Goodwin of Esgair goch, p. Tref-Eglwys, co. Mont., gent., touching the capital m. called Tyddyn ...,34.

Lease And Release of the m. and lands called Bryn hir, otherwise Tyddin Ithel, p. Llangelynin, co. Mer,35-6.

Release of the m. and lands called Bryn hir, otherwise Tyddin Ithel, p. Llangelynin, co. Mer,37.

Recovery by double vouchee: Henry Arthur Corbet and William Nanney, esq's (demandants); Griffith Owen, tanner, and Howel Parry, gent. (tenants) ...,38.

Exemplification Of Recovery by double vouchee: John Stone, gent. (demandant); John Philpot, gent. (tenant); Thomas Bulkeley Owen, esq. (vouchee) of ...,39.