(i) Watkin Williams of Penbedw, co. Flint, esq.
(ii) William Doulben otherwise called William Lloyd Doulben of Llanrwst, co. Denbigh, esq.
(iii) Rev. John Williams of School Bank, Llanrwst, clerk, and Sarah, his wife (née Doulben), and James Royle of Caer melior, co. Denbigh, gent., and Diana, his wife (née Doulben).
(iv) Catherine Sparke of Grays Inn, widow (née Meredith), and Catherine Sophia Iles (née Rawlings), and Susannah Lloyd of Chapel Court, Llanfyllin, co. Montgomery, spinster.
(v) Sir Edward Lloyd of Pengwern Place, co. Flint, Baronet.
Property as in D/BC/6003 [capital messuage called Rhiwedog with demesne and other lands, water corn mill called Rhiwedog Mill, messuage called Tu tan y Graig with lands in Llanfawr, messuages called Cwm yr Aethen with lands, Maes y falen with lands, Brin clist, Pandu ucha, Gelly green, Kefn y merth, Gwern yr Ewig, Trawsnant, Havod fawr, Garnedd Ucha, Aberddwyafon, Stratgroes, Brwyngwyn, Dolewen, Doleferick, Tu issa, Tyn y Clwdd, Moley Duas, Tyn y Llwyn, Garnedd issa, Ffrith Bach, Garth Llwyd, Coed Cochion, Bark du, Tyddyn y Garth, Esgeirie, Pandu issa, Havodfenni, Lettu Geirriack, Gallt Rhugog, Tuynywern, Glandwynant, Plas yn y Clettwr, Tu yn y Llechwedd, Tu yn y Garth, Tu yn y Cwm, Tu Cerrig, a fulling mill, Tu yn y Dail, Llwyn Enion, Tyddyn Caer Crudd, Tu yn yr allt, Sad Slivain, Tu yn y garth goch, and numerous cottages, all in Llanfawr, co. Merioneth, and capital messuage called Vachdeliog with lands, messuages called Greienin with lands, Pentre Cogur, Tu yn y Street, Coed Tollen, Tu yn y Gwerych, Bryn Cocken, Pen y Bont and another unnamed in Llangower, co. Merioneth, and messuage called Llystyn in Llandrillo, messuages called Tyddynyffon and Cynlas in Llandderfel, water corn mill called Rhyd y Defed Mill and messuage called Rhyd y Defed, a house and shop in Bala, messuages called Dolgityddyn, Tu yn y ffordd, Ceynant Buchan, Tu yn y frith, Tu Gwag, the Miller's House of Rhyd y Defed, and numerous cottages in Llanycil, all co. Merioneth] to (v).