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Bodfeirig Estate - Anglesey Properties - Bundle 1.

ACCOUNT presented by Edward Carey [physician] to the representatives of the late Mr Jno. Roberts, Trefriw, giving details of medical items supplied for the period 1816 - 1817 in the total sum of £8 9s 6d

RECEIPT: Annie Roberts to Mr Hugh Jones in the sum of £58 17s 3 ½ d being her share of the [?] money of Wraysbury Cottage.

PLAN: Glan'r Afon Tu Fadog and Cwm being part of the estate of Mr William Hughes in the parish of Llandrygarn in the County of Anglesey.

Surveyed by Richd Owen 1769.

1. Richard Parry of Tyn y LLan, pa. Llangwyllog, farmer.

2. Richard Jones of Trewyn,co. Anglesey, gent.

LEASE for a year of Maes y Llan and Tyn y Mynyd, pa. Bodwrog.

Consideration: 5s.

1. William Griffith Williams, of Cefn y Cwmmwd, pa. Llangristiolus, gent.

2. William Williams of Pwll y Gynne, pa. Rhudygeidu.

LEASE of Caer Cefn, Llanddyfnan and Rhyd Pwll, pa. Llangristiolus.

Consideration: £15.

COPY WILL: John Jones, Bodfeirig, died 18 Feb. 1822 extracted from the Register of the Consistory Court of Bangor.

Names as beneficiary his wife Ellinor Jones and her heirs.

LIST: Properties [Aberffraw possibly Bodfeirig Estate] and their acreages.

RECEIPT: Richard Parry to John Jones of Bodfeirig, his father in law, in the sum of £300 being the agreed marriage settlement for his wife, Margaret Jones.

1. Messrs Owens Jones and Williams

2. Messrs Hughes and Roberts

BOND: Agreement between the Owen brothers of Gwna in the Parish of Trefdraeth, John Jones of Paradwys and Henry Williams of Trefdraeth in the one part and David Roberts, farmer, of Aber in the parish of Llandegfan, and John Hughes of Beaumaris, farmer, in the other part, in the sum of £200. This agreement was made following an order made by Beaumaris assizes held on 24th July regarding a dispute between David Owen and John Hughes, plaintiffs and Owen Owen, defendant. The trial was adjourned in consideration of this settlement and provided the terms are complied with, the case is settled.

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