Rice Owen son of Mr. David Anwyl and Mary his wife of Bala (baptismal record)
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Named as a beneficiary in the Will of his maternal aunt Elizabeth Thomas of Caernarfon, spinster (1804)
Named as a beneficiary in the Will of his maternal grandfather (1822)
Named as a beneficiary in the Will of his paternal uncle William Watkin Anwyl of Pidford, Esq. (1831)
Eldest son, sole executor of his father's Will (1832)
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APPOINTMENT
David Anwyl, Clerk of the Peace, appoints Rice Owen Anwyl and Edward Rowlands as his deputies, with authority to call and hold the G.Q.S. in Dolgelley [Dolgellau] on 8 Apr. 1831 3
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In 1841 Rice Owen Anwyl (37), solicitor, was living in High Street Bala Merionethshire. Present was [sister] Mary Elizth. Anwyl (23), ind[ependent].
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Abstract of the Will of Rice Owen Anwyl of Merionethshire, Esquire, written 12 Oct 1842, proved 18 Dec 1843.
Gives & bequeaths all his household furniture and linen to his sister Mary Elizabeth Passingham
Gives his plate to be shared between his said sister and his brother Robert Anwyl.
Gives & bequeaths all his outdoor furniture and implements of husbandry to his said brother Robert, along with his professional & law books, office furniture, wearing apparel.
Gives & bequeaths £50 to his cousin Margaret Jane Anwyl.
Requests that his brother Robert procure handsome mourning rings for his cousins Thomas Pryse Anwyl and Rice Hugh Anwyl.
Gives & bequeaths all of his real estate to his said brother Robert.
Gives & bequeaths £2,000 to his sister Mary Elizabeth Passingham.
Makes, ordains & appoints his uncle Rice Anwyl of Vron and his aforesaid brother Robert co-executors of his last will and testament.
(Signed)
Witnesses: Edward Williams of Vron, John Jones of Tremynfa, Bala. 4
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