Barmouth Deeds

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Reference
- GB 220 ZM889
Dates of Creation
- 1854-1894
Language of Material
- English
Physical Description
- 7 items

Scope and Content

relating to a property called Penlan which had previously been known as The Custom House, Typen-y-quay and the Anchor Tavern.

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Barmouth DeedsZM889

PROBATE of the Will (1 August 1851) of David Isaac of Barmouth, bequeathing £100 each to Robert and Griffith Jones; £30 to servant Grace Edwards; all working tools to John Thomas of Bangor (?co.Caerns.) and all freehold houses and residue of estate to neice Ann Levy of 74 Long Acre, London. SEAL: of the Perogative Court of Canterbury.ZM889/1

CONVEYANCE of messuage and dwellinghouse formerly known as TU-PEN-Y-QUAY, TY-PEN-Y KEY or THE CUSTOM HOUSE in the east part of Barmouth and formerly in occ. of Mr. Robert Lloyd, since of Mr. Hughes; and then Griffith Griffiths, blacksmith; and now lately known by the name or sign of the THE ANCHOR. Consideration: £350.ZM889/2

CONVEYANCE of messuage or cotton lying at the back of TYPEN-Y-QUAY otherwise the CUSTOM HOUSE, formerly in occ.of Henry Lloyd, mariner, and now of Jane Jones, widow, and Mary Humphreys. Consideration £30.ZM889/3

MORTGAGE of messuage or dwellinghouse known as TY-PEN-QUAY otherwise TY-PEN-CEI, afterwards by the name or sign of the ANCHOR TAVERN, and now as PENLAN, formerly in occ. of Margaret Griffiths, widow, and now of Janet Thomas, spinster, for the securing of £250 and interest.ZM889/4

DECLARATION of Evan Richards of Barmouth, Gent., before W. Rob Davies, a Commissioner for Oaths, that he is one of the executors of Evan Richards of Barmouth, builder, decd. one of the trustees of real estate directed to be sold by will, and son of the deceased; and that the funeral and testamentory expenses and debts of the deceased have been paid without recourse to rents and profits of PENLAN, Barmouth, which remains in the undisturbed possession of Ellen Richards, dau. of the deceased.ZM889/5

CONVEYANCE of messuage or dwellinghouse known as TY-PEN-QUAY otherwise TY-PEN-CEI, afterwards by the name or sign of the ANCHOR TAVERN, and now as PENLAN now in occ. of Ellen Williams, widow, subject to a deed of mortgage for securing £250 and interest, at a purchase price of £400. Consideration: £150.ZM889/6

CONVEYANCE of the equity of redemption in dwellinghouse and premises called PENLAN, Barmouth, in occ. of John Davies as tenant. Consideration: £575 (£250 of which retained by Lewis Lewis in satisfaction of mortgage of messuage or dwellinghouse known as TY-PEN-QUAY otherwise TY-PEN-CEI, afterwards by the name or sign of the ANCHOR TAVERN, and now as PENLAN.ZM889/7