Penmaenuchaf & Arthog Estates Ownership Notes - Historical Sources
| Information Derived From Various Conveyances, Deeds , Abstracts of Title and Indentures etc.
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| 12 Nov 1864 |
Indenture/Conveyance (London Seal) |
Arthog Hill Estate |
Mary Fowden (Arthog), John Worthington (Cheadle, Moseley, Chester), & Matthew Fowden
– and –
Thomas Taylor, Cotton Spinner (Bolton-le-Moors, Lancaster) |
| 1902 |
Abstract of title |
re. Gallestra, Pant-y-piod, Ty’n llidiart, Glastir & Mynydd, Gellilwyd Fach (nr. Kings) |
(c.1829) the property of Mr. John Griffiths (Jones), farmer, eldest son and heir of late Griffith Jones of Deildre [Daildref?] |
| 19 Jan 1872 |
Conveyance |
farms: Frotty Fach, Pant-y-Llan and Ffrydd Boydell in parish of Celynin. (Cregennen) |
William Griffiths solicitor, (Dolgelley [Dolgellau])
– and –
Thomas Taylor, (Southfield House, Bolton, Lancaster) |
| 7 Oct 1873 |
Conveyance |
Garthyfog Farm, Cregennan & Castell Cottages & Efalfach Cottage |
Lewis Evans, farmer, (Garthyfog, w. Arthog)
– and –
Thomas Taylor, (The Cliffe Dolgelley) |
| 29 Jan 1878 |
Conveyance |
Nant-y-gwyrddail[?] & Frîdd-y-Mynydd |
David Davis, (Blaengwa [?], Aberdare, Glam.) & Lewis Davis (Aberin, Merioneth)
– and –
William Taylor, (Westbourne, Bolton-le-Moors) |
| 28 Jul 1888 |
Conveyance |
Arthog Estate |
George Culley, lessor, Commissioner of Woods, Land Revenues of the Crown (Wales), (Whitehall Place).
– and –
William Taylor, lessee, (40 Bennet Park, Blackheath, Kent) |
| 30 Oct 1901 |
Conveyance |
Arthog Estate |
William Taylor, (Southport, Lancaster)
– and –
John Leigh Taylor, (Penmaenucha, Dolgelley) |
| 20 Jun 1902 |
Conveyance |
Ty’n llidiart, Gallestra, Pant-y-piod, Mynydd Gelli, Gwyd Fach, Glastir & part of Cregennan Lake |
Mr John Griffith, farmer, (Gallestra)
– and –
John Leigh Taylor, (Penmaenucha, Dolgelley) |
| 7 Aug 1909 |
Statutory Declaration (Irrevocable Gift) |
Stock, shares & securities including a shareholding in the Penmaenpool Bridge Company Limited and Cambrian Railway. |
Beatrice Mary Scott [née Taylor daughter of John Leigh Taylor], (Penmaenucha, near Dolgelley in the County of Merioneth)
– and –
Lieutenant-Colonel George Frederick Scott – retired (Penmaenucha, near Dolgelley in the County of Merioneth) |
| 28 Feb 1918 |
Assent |
To the devise and bequest of freehold hereditaments – Penmaenucha and Arthog Hall Estates in the County of Merioneth to Mrs Wynne-Jones. (1) |
Sir Samuel Haslam Scott
(Linthwaite nr. Bowness on Windermere)
Baronet Francis Clayton Scott Esquire
(Mahon [?] Ground Windermere)
Edward Gwynne Eardley Wilmot
(Come [?] House Gerrards Cross Bucks)
[Executors to the late George Frederick Scott, d.Oct 1916] |
Footnotes:
(1) Sybil Mary Gella Wynne-Jones, daughter of George Frederick Scott inherited the Penmaenucha and Arthog Estate.
She married Major Charles Llewelyn Wynne-Jone. They had three children: two sons, who were both killed in the Second World War, and
a daughter Esperance. Esperance Wynne-Jones was the last in the family line to own Penmaenucha before it was bought by Rite & Gavin Miller from Cardiff in 1978.
Researchers will find various spelling variations as follows:-
Penmaenucha / Penmaenuchaf / Penmaen Ucha / Penmaen-Cliffe / The Cliffe
Penmaenpool / Llyn Penmaen
Cregennen / Creigennan
Dolgellau / Dolgelley
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