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Short title: Wynn v Griffith. Plaintiff(s): John Wynn ap Jevan ap John. Defendant(s):...
Catalogue reference: E 134/23and24Eliz/Mich3
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- 1581 Oct 9-1581 Nov 28
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Short title: Wynn v Griffith.
Plaintiff(s): John Wynn ap Jevan ap John.
Defendant(s): Maurice or Gruff Griffith, John ap Hugh ap Jenkyne.
Subject of depositions: Township or messuage called Heredrevaige and meadow called "Gweirglodd y meyuir" and "Keven y meyuir. ".
County/place: Anglesey.
Date of commission: 14 June 1581.
Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 12 September 1581 at Pemnynyth.
Deponent(s): Rowland Bulkeley; William ap Ievan ap David ap Eigan; Mallt[...] John Gwine; Richard ap Mad ap Thomas; Maurice Gwynn; Owen ap Hugh ap Owen; Maurice Gruf; [...] Gruf ap David ap Ithell; William ap Richard ap Robert; Hugh ap Rees ap John; Maurice Gruf ap Sir David; Lewis ap William ap Gruf (2); Michael Thomas; William Lewis; John Thomas ap Ievan; William ap Rees ap Howell; Owen ap Rees ap Gruffith; Thomas ap Lewis ap Morgan; Owen ap Hugh ap Llewellyn; Ievan ap Owen Lewis; Rees Edmund; Richard ap Llewellyn ap Tudor; Nicholas ap Sir Hugh Thomas ap Gruffith ap Richard; Howell ap Gr ap Howell; David ap Gr ap Howell; Howell ap Lewis ap Morgan; Michael Thomas; David ap Thomas ap Llewellyn ap Eigan.
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- E 134/23&24Eliz/Mich3
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- Litigation
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