Research Notes:

Mortgage (Lease of Possession only) 20 Feb 1712/3

1. Jane Tydder of parish Penegos, widow
2. Hugh Tydder of same, eldest son and heir
For securing £5,000 on capital messuage and tenement Penrhose ûcha, parish Penegos. ³

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Articles of Agreement 29 Dec 1727

1. John Morgan of Llydd, co.Kent
2. Hugh Tydder of Penrhos
For sale of mesuage, tenement and land called Tythyn-y-bryn alias tu-yn-y-Bryn Maes-y-Gittin alias Penrhose fach in Iscoed Penegoes, parish Penegos. For 21s. paid and £128 19s. to be paid before 15 January next. ⁴

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Lease and Release 11-12 Jan 1727/8

1. John Morgan of Llydd, co.Kent, gent.
2. Rowland Lloyd of Machynlleth, gent.
3. Hugh Tydder of Penrhos, gent.
Of messuage or tenement called Tythyn-y-bryn alias Penrhose fach late of Evan Rowland, gent., in Iscoed Penegoes, parish Penegos, now or late in possession of John Pugh. Other terms.
Consideration : £130 to 1. from 3. ⁵

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Mortgage (Release only) 27 Jun 1728

1. Hugh Tudor of Penrhos, parish Penegos, gent.
2. Jane Lloyd of parish Towyn, co.Merioneth, widow
For securing £120 and interest on ms. etc. Tythyn y Bryn alias Tu yn y bryn and Maes y Gittin alias Penrhose bach in Iscoed Penegos now or late in tenures of Thomas Lewis and Richard John, and closes y wain ucha, Dol y felin and Llyast and rhyd Goch at Ddyfngwm, parish Penegos, in tenures of Hugh Tudor (party) and hugh John Llewelyn. Other terms.

Bond from Hugh Tudor of Penrhos to Jane Lloyd of parish Towyn in £240 to observe covenants. ⁶

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Abstract of the Will of Hugh Tydder of Penrhos in the Parish of Penegoes, in the County of Montgomery, proved 29 Oct 1743.

Devises to friends and 'Aliesmen' John Poole of Dolgelly, apothecary, and Maurice Owen of Machynnlleth, gent., his messuages, lands and tenements called Penrhos Ucha, Penrhos bach, and Pant y Glo, etc. in t. Iscoed Penegoes, parish Penegoes, in tenures of Edward Pugh, (blank) and testator, to uses (declared) for 200 years reserving £7 rentcharge to wife Jane for life, then to son Griffith Tydder, to daughter Anne Tydder, then to wife Jane and heirs.

To raise £100 for daughter Anne Tydder at age 21.

Personal estate devised to wife Jane (sole executrix).

Witnesses : David Davies, clerk; John Hamer; John Morgan. ⁷