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Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon Record Office GB 0219 XCV Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon Record Office This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 30019 The National Archives CASGLIAD 0 GOFNODION ADNEUWYD GAN MRI. CARTER, VINCENT A'U CWMNI, CYFREITHWYR BANGOR A COLLECTION OF RECORDS DEPOSITED BY MESSRS. CARTER, VINCENT & CO., SOLICITORS, BANGOR Catalogiwyd gan: Ceridwen Lloyd Morgan Catalogued by: Anne Venables Archifydd Cynorthwyol Assistant Archivist Marc Catalog xcv Catalogue Mark CONTENTS Title Deeds, Abstracts of Title, Schedules of Deeds etc. 1 - Ill Caernarvonshire 1 52 Anglesey 53 72 Merionethshire 73 - 83 Denbighdhire - 84 Flintshire 85 - 86 Montgomeryshire 87 Surrey 88 Unspecified 88a - 90 Observations on Title 91 - 102 Agreements 103 - 106 Bonds 107 108 Guarantee for Debt - 109 Appointment 110 Memorandum and Articles of Agreement 111 Wills and Letters of Administration 112 - 155 Notices 155a - 172 Notices to Quit 155a Notices 156 r 172 Legal Cases 173 - 247 Thomas Peers Williams and John Williams v. Jane Jones and Henry Pace 173 176 Trespasses on the allotment at Caerhun 177 - 179 Messrs. Field and Lane v. the Carnarvon and - Llanberis Railway Co. 180 181 Ann Williams v. John William Hughes and Charles Rowland Williams 182 184 Rev. Philip Constable Ellis v. John Platt 185 - 197 Richard Jones v. William Owens - 198 Owners of the barque Midas v. Thomas Parry 199 200 Robert Roberts and William Hughes, Martha Ann, v. - Messrs. Fisher and Co. 201 211 Richard Parry v. Thomas Owen 212 - 213 Prof. Keri Evans v. North Wales Chronicle and North - Wales Chronicle v. Major R.A. Williams 214 229 Williams v. Berwick - 230 Henry Platt v. Francis Ward 231 Bankruptcy of R.0. Roberts 231a William Owen v. Margaret Hughes 232 Miscellaneous 233 - 247 Highway Diversions 248 - 252 Papers re Licensing 253 - 270 Miscellaneous Papers re Court Administration 271 - 278 Property 279 - 292 Sale papers 279 - 286 Valuations 287 291 Rental - 292 Trade, Industry and Commerce 293 - 424 Albion Hotel Bangor 293 - 302 Bangor and North Wales Mutual Marine Protection Association 303 Ceaaes Brickworks 304 Cemaes Liue:vorks 305 - 306 Hirael Smithy 307 - 314 Holyhead and North Wales Gas and Water Corporation 315 - 383 General 315 329 Aber (see Llanfairfechan and Aber) - Betws y Coed (see also Llanrwst and Betws y Coed) 330 Dwygyfylchi 331 Llanberis 332 - 335 Llanfairfechan and Aber 336 - 340 Llangefni 341 - 350 Llanrwst 351 363 Llanrwst and Betws y Coed - 364 Menai Bridge 365 - 370 Penmaenmawr 371 374 Pwllheli 375 - 382 Talysarn - 383 King's Head Benefit Building Society 384 Llangefni Electric Light and Power Co. Ltd. 385 Minerva Printing Works 386 - 404 Slate 405 - 423 Local Boards of Health 425 - 430 Bethes da 425 - 429 Llanfairfechan 430 Hospitals 431 Religion 432 - 446 Shipping 447 - 449 Correspondence 450 - 462 Bills and Vouchers 463 - 470 Maps and Plans 471 - 487 Number in old catalogue New Number 1 471 2 54 3 55 4 1 5 450 6 474 7 477 8 4 9 5, 18 10 432 11 58 12 10 13) 85 14 61 15 9 16 62 279 11 96 19 175 20 173 21 176 22 174 23 174 24 174 25 174 26 13 27 14 28 17 29 235 30 167 31 169 32 168 33 166 34 170 35 171 36 156 37 165 38 177 - 179 39 164 40 163 41 160 42 157 43 162 44 161 45 159 46 158 47 473 48 405 49 91 - 95 50 180 51 435 52 425 - 429 53 280 - 284 54 451 55 87 56 182 57 182 58 184 Numbers in old catalogue New Number 59 183 60 476 61 19 62 437 63 305 64 414 65 411 - 413 66 406 - 409 67 410 68 109 69 447 70 97 - 99 71 248 - 251 72 - 73 185 - 197 74 415 - 423 75 237 76 24 77 478 78 449 79 101 80 155 a 81 199 82 201 - 211 83 243 84 200 85 240 86 453 87 30 88 212 89 213 90 31 91 28 92 29 93 27 94 239 95 455 96 35 97 286 98 36 99 39 100 307 - 314 101 386 - 404 102 424 103 214 - 229 104 214 - 220, 222-229 105 221 106 154 107 105 108 333 109 326 110 329, 341-343,366-370,375­ 377,383 Number in old catalogue New Number 111 385 112 231a,278,331,335,361,380 113 330,351-359,364 114 322 115 324,325,327,328,348,362 116 285,336-340,365 117 344,350,372,381 118 88a,172,252,317,319,332 119 360 120 345 121 318,320,323,334,346 122 371,373,374 123 315 124 316,378,379,382 125 347 126 321,349,363 127 293-302 128 303 129 44 130 108 131 66 132 106 133 XSC 901 134 83 135 273 136 marked as missing in catalogue 137 428 138 257-258 139 440,443-446 140 71 141 232 142 244 143 431 144 442 145 481 146 262 147 481 148 marked as missing in catalogue 149 475 150- 163 56 151 Dead number 152 3 153 76 154 75 155 73 156 20 157 70 158 74 159 80 160 79 161 78 162 77 163 47 164 49 165 86 166 57,59 167 53 168 60 Number in old catalogue New Number 169 84 170 11 171 63 172 23 173 100 174 25, 33, 175 64 176 38, 147 177 41 178 40 179 102 180 21, 22 l&l 65 182 45 183 46 184 67 185 68 186 69 187 90 188 50 189 51 190 72 191 52 192 12 193 16 194 7 195 8 196 15 197 6 198 112 199 114 200 113 201 115 202 116 203 117 204 119 205 120 206 121 207 122 208 123 209 125 210 124 211 126 212 130 213 129 214 128 215 127 216 130 217 133 218 132 219 134 Number in old catalogue New Number 220 131 221 136 222 138 223 137 224 135 225 143 226 139 227 140 228 142 229 141 230 145 231 144 232 233 233 146 234 148 235 149 236 151 237 I 52 238-242 marked as missing in catalogue 243 118 244 I 50 245-247 marked as missing in catalogue 248 HI 249 480 250 482 251 483 292 293 253 484 254 479 255 304 256 Dead number in old catalogue 257 485 258 181 259 277 260 marked as missing in old catalogue 1-52 Titled Deedst-Abstracts of Title, Schedule of Deeds etc. Caernarvonshire. 1 1823 May 15 1. Eliza Vincent Silverlock of Chichester, and 16 spinster (minor), heir of Henry Silverlock, esq.. 2. Alfred Richard Cocker of Nassau St., pa. St. Ann, Westminster, gent.. ABSTRACT of Lease and Release of a capital messuage called CoytmQre, and of messuages, tenements and lands called Tynycoed,1 Llywynblwddyn, Pol Dafra, Tanymararion, Tanyffridd, Rachubucha, Tenylan, Wanbach, Tanylon, Symoon, Tanymarrion, Tanllynogneau, Tanyman issa, Dolhilog, Melin Coytmor, Rhuachub Cottage, Caerfos, Ty^dyn Maesygroes, Pandy, Tynhenare, Gwerglodywern, Wer glod her, Tyddyn issa, Taly waine, Scybor newyd, all pa. Llanllechid with recital of the will of Mary Pugh of Coytmore, 21 April 1781 and subsequent settlements. Consideration: 5s. Appended: 1. Alfred Richard Cocker of Westminster, gent.. 2, Edward Tierney of Fitzwilliam St., Dublin, gent.. ABSTRACT of Lease and Release of estate as above, with recital of deeds from 6 June 1836. 2. 1824 Nov.11 1. John Hughes Ellis of Glanrafon, pa. Llanallfc^d, co. Anglesey, esq.. 2. John Evans of the town of Carnarvon, gent.. DRAFT ABSTRACT of an Assignment of Mortgage (13 and 14 April 1781) by Lease and Release touching Tydynissa otherwise Y Coed, Gwergloddywern, Gwergloddhir pa. Llanllechid. 3. 1826 ABSTRACT of the title of the Very Rev. John Warren, the Dean of Bangor to a field called Cae Scybor, pa. Bangor. 4 1829 July 1 1. Jane Nembhard, widow, and her son John Lloyd Jones, both of Chatham Place, Edge Hill, co. Lancaster. 2. John Lester of Ty Coch, pa. Llandidno, miner. LEASE, copy, for 3 lives and 21 years of a parcel of land in Maes, pa. Llandudno, together with a messuage called Ty Coch, for building purposes, at a rent of £3 p.a., with a covenant to spend £200 on the building in the first year. 5. 1830 Jan.7 1. Jane Nembhard, widow, and her son, John Lloyd Jones, esq., both of Chatham Place, Edge Hill, co. Lancaster. 2. Roger Lester, pa. Llandidno, miner. BUILDING LEASE, copy, for 3 lives and 21 years of land as in 4., at a rent of £1 p.a.. Endorsed: PLAN of property. NOTE that J.N. was unnecessarily made a party to the Lease. MEMORANDUM that R.L. has built a messuage as stipulated in the covenant in No.4, and 3 other dwellinghouses on the land, and that an additional rent of 3s. p.a. has been agreed. n.d. post 1835 ABSTRACT OF TITLE (1656-1835) copy, of Messrs. Joseph Steel and James Poole to part of the Penrallt estate "at Garth, Bangor, 7. n.d. post 1841 ABSTRACT OF TITLE (1718-1841), copy, to freehold messuages including Treborth issa, Treborth Garwl, Melin Treboth, Maynol Bangor and part of Cae Skybor on the west side of Dean St., or Broad St., in Bangor, sold under a decree of the High Court of Chancery in the cause of Pickering v. Williams. 8. As above. 9. n.d. post 1845 ABSTRACT OF TITLE (1825-1845) of Hugh Davies Griffith, esq., of Caerhun, to messuages and lands called Caerhun, Gronant, Wern, Garthmor, Tyddynycoed, Llwyngwain, Caerllyn, Llwyncoed, Tai-ucha, Carreg y ffordd, Pantymeyrick, Tyddyncroes, Tanygaer, Llwynon, Parkia, Ynysgoch, Perthillwidion, Tynygroes, Roe lands, Penybryn, Vollywen, Caefadog, Tyddyngarb, Tyn y groes, Porthllwyd, Pandyucha, Tan y coed, Nant, in pas.
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