Hugh Hughes, gent. v. Margaret Wynne, widow.: Value, disposal, &c., of the real and...

Hugh Hughes, gent. v. Margaret Wynne, widow.: Value, disposal, &c., of the real and personal estates of Henry Wynne, of Chancery Lane, London, mathematical instrument maker, and Anne his wife, and of Hugh Wynne, late of Tinllwyden (Anglesea), clerk (latehusband of defendant Margaret); said estates including lands, &c., called "y Plas in Llanfaglan," "Glan y Morfa," "Ty yn y Morfa," a farm in Llechwedd Isa (Carmarthen), "now the estate of Richd. Hampton, esquire," and "Pont Vane" and "Mynydd y Cryn" (Anglesea), farms, &c., in the city of Dublin (Ireland), including three houses in Chapel Street, in said city, &c., &c. Mortgages, &c., &c. [The names and possessions of Richard Williams, late of Bewmares (Anglesea), Sir Arthur Owen, of Bodowen (Anglesea), Bart., Lloyd Bodvell, of Bodvan (Carnarvon), Esq., Hugh Wynne, of Leadenhall Street, London, gent. (nephew of said Henry Wynne), and his wife Elizabeth, Ellen Morris, of Westminster (Middlesex), spinster, Richard Hampton, of Henllys (Anglesea), Esq., and his wife Mary (late the wife of said Richd. Williams), Frances Barry, of Dublin (Ireland), sister of said Hugh Wynne, clerk, and niece and heir-at-law of said Henry Wynne, are mentioned.]: Anglesea; Carmarthen; Carnarvon; Dublin; London; Westminster