Named as a beneficiary in her father's Will (1733)
Named as a beneficiary in her mother's Will (1742)
Granted Administration of her husband's pesonal estate 1 Jun 1770.
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Assignment and Further Mortgage 28-29 Feb 1772
1. William Wynne otherwise William Nanney of Maes-y-Neûodd, county Merioneth, esq, eldest son and heir, sole devisee and executor of will of Lowry Wynne of Maes-y-pandy, county Merioneth, widow, dec’d (sister, devisee and sole executrix of the will of John Nanney of Maes-y-pandy, dec’d)
2. William Anwyl of Hengai, co.Mer., gent.
3. Susan Tudor of Brondeg, parish of Penal, county Merioneth, widow of Griffith Tudor of Llanwryn, clerk, dec’d (eldest son and heir of Hugh Tudor of Penrhos)
4. Anne Tudor of Caenest, county Merioneth, spinster (only sister and heir of Griffith Tudor)
5. Anthony Poole of New Town, apothecary.
6. Richard Poole of Beaumaris, county Anglesey, gent
In consideration of £700 and interest paid to Lowry Wynne by
Griffith Tudor due to John Nanney; £700 to 3. By 5. 4
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Surrender 29 Feb 1772
1. Susan Tudor, widow and administratix of Griffith Tudor of
Llanwryn.
2. Anne Tudor of Caenest, spinster, sister and heir of G. Tudor
Of messuages, tenements and lands called Penrhos Ucha now or late in
occupation of John Thomas, Penrhos bach with sheepwalk called
Llyest Rhyd Goch otherwise Dungwn of Evan Anwyl, gent.,
Pant-y-Gloe of John Thomas - all in the parish of Penegoes.
Consideration : £770 to 1.; and £100 to Catherine Anwyl of
Llygwy, county Merioneth, spinster, due from Griffith Tudor by Bond,
20th May 1767; and cancellation of Bond, 24th March 1755. 5
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Mrs Sussan Tudor (burial record)
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Abstract of the Will of Susanna Tudor of Ffrondeg in the Parish of Pennal in the County of Merioneth, Widow, written 8 Mar 1773, proved 22 Nov 1775.
Gives & bequeaths £40 each to her great-nephews Evan Evans & John Evans, and to her great-niece Mary Evans, the children of her late nephew Hugh Evans.
Gives & bequeaths £50 to her niece Elizabeth Jones, widow of William Jones, clerk, deceased.
Gives & bequeaths £100 to her niece Mary Anwyl.
Gives & bequeaths £50 to her nephew Maurice Anwyl.
Gives & bequeaths to her nephews Evan Evans, Valentine Evans & Hugh Evans, and to her nieces Mary Evans, Jane Evans, Susanna Evans & Anne Evans, the children of her brother Hugh Evans, as follows:
- £50 each to her nephew Hugh Evans and niece Susanna Evans.
- £50 to her nephew Valentine Evans
- £20 to her nephew Evan Evans
- £50 to her niece Mary Evans
- £20 each to her nieces Anne Evans & Jane Evans
Leaves & bequeaths...
£10 to her cousin Evan Evans son of her late uncle John Evans,
£5 to Enoch grandson of her said uncle John Evans.
£5 to her cousin Gwen daughter of John Evans,
£5 to her cousin Humphrey Evans son of her late uncle Arthur Evans,
£5 to her cousin Evan son of her late uncle James Evans of Cyllûgenfach in the parish of Pennal,
£5 each to her cousins Hugh Watkin of the parish of Towyn in county Merioneth and his sister Elinor Watkin,
£10 to Mr Lewis Vaughan, eldest son of Mr John Vaughan of Penmaen in the parish of Towyn,
£5 each to the children of her late cousin Hugh Jones of the parish of Llanvachredd
£5 to her godson John David son of Morgan David of Pantglâs in the parish of Machynlleth in county Montgomery,
£5 each to her cousin Humphrey William of Machynlleth and to Susan his daughter,
£5 each to her cousin Elizabeth widow of Edward Giles late of Machynlleth, and to her sons Thomas & Giles Giles
£5 each to William and David the sons of her late cousin William Thomas of Machynlleth
£5 each to her old servant John Rees, to Lewis Pugh of Penrhosebach in the parish of Penegoes, to Jane the daughter of John Evan of Machynlleth, shoemaker, to Morgan Ellis of the same place, skinner...
2 guineas each to Elizabeth Hughes now of Cefn---- in the parish of Towyn, to John the son of Robert Lewis late of Machynlleth, shoemaker.
Leaves to her nieces Mary Anwyl and Susanna Evans all her household goods, linen, and farm . . . . . , share and share alike.
Nominates and appoints her nephew Evan Anwyl of Llugwy in county Merioneth, Gent. sole executor of her last will and testament, to whom she leaves the rest & residue of her personal estate.
(Signed)
Witnesses: Jn: Edwards, Humphrey Jones 7
Marriage Information:
Susanna married Rev. Griffith Tudor, son of Hugh Tydder of Penrhos, Gent. and Jane Poole, on 21 Nov 1760 in Machynlleth St. Peter, Montgomery, Wales. (Griffith Tudor was christened on 11 May 1733 in Penegoes, Montgomery, Wales and was buried on 8 Dec 1769 in Penegoes, Montgomery, Wales.)
Marriage Notes:
Marriage Settlement, 26-27 Sep 1760
1. Revd. Griffith Tudor of Llangyniew, eldest son and heir of Hugh Tudor, of Penrhos
2. Susan Evans of town of Machynlleth, spinster, a daughter of Hugh Evans of Machynlleth, grocer, dec’d, and Mary his wife, dec’d.
3. Revd. Anthony pool of Mallwyd, county Merioneth; Maurice Anwyl of Lligwy, parish of Pennal, county Merioneth, gent
Before marriage of 1. with 2. £700, conveying to uses messuage, tenement. and land called Penrhos Ycha now or late in occpation of Jane Tudor and Meredith Humphrey, Penrhos Bach with a sheepwalk called Llyest Rhyd Goch otherwise Dungwn now or late of David Jones, Panty Glo of Catherine Roberts and Gwen Edwards, parish Penegoes : subject to Mortgage of £710 to William Powell of Pool and £7 annuity to Jane Tudor, mother of 1. for life, and £100 and interest charged by will of Hugh Tudor to use of Anne Tudor, sister of 1. Declaration of uses. 6
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Marriage Bond: 12 Nov 1760
Griffith Tudor, bach., clerk, of Llangynyw, Montgomeryshire, to Susan Evans, sp., of Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire. Marriage at Machynlleth (St. Asaph A 46/68 )
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Rev. Griffith Tudor of Llan-----, bachelor, and Susanna Evans of this Parish, spinster
Married by Licence
