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Note for:   William Holland,    - BEF 10 Feb 1638         Index

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Occupation:   
     Place:   Fellow and tutor at St Johns College, Cambridge

Burial:   
     Date:   10 Feb 1638
     Place:   Eglwysbach, Denbighshire

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Note for:   William Holland,    - BEF 30 Jan 1661         Index

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Burial:   
     Date:   30 Jan 1661
     Place:   Eglwysbach, Denbighshire

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Note for:   William Holland,   BEF 18 Jan 1718 -          Index

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Baptism:   
     Date:   18 Jan 1718
     Place:   Eglwysbach, Denbighshire

Occupation:   
     Date:   1743
     Place:   Attorney, Grays Inn, Chancery Lane in the county of Middlesex

Residence:   
     Date:   1743
     Place:   Chancery Lane in the county of Middlesex

Individual Note:
     Note from Hugh Holland Edward's notebook in the Nanhoran Estate Records held at Carnarfonshire Archive Ref XDS/11/1; William Holland an attorney in Grays Inn, who for some misdemeanour was obliged to leave the county and was never heard of afterwards. My good friend and kinsman Mr Richard Lloyd of Grays Inn knew him well.

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Note for:   William Holland,    -          Index

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Event:   
     Type:   Living
     Date:   1549

Event:   
     Type:   Alive
     Date:   1549

Individual Note:
     It appears by indenture that Jeffrey Holland in 1549 granted lands in Erethlyn to his brother William Holland in fee form at ten shillings annual rent

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Note for:   William Holland,   BEF 8 Dec 1649 - BEF 29 Jan 1698         Index

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Baptism:   
     Date:   8 Dec 1649
     Place:   Eglwysbach, Denbighshire

Burial:   
     Date:   29 Jan 1698
     Place:   Eglwysbach, Denbighshire

Individual Note:
     There are three entries for burials of William in the PR these being 1698, 1725 and1728. According to the Local Historian notes the householder of Pen Y Bryn in 1699 was Roger Holland therefore it seems likely that William of Pen Y Bryn died in 1698, this is confirmed by the fact that we have an administration bond(SA/1699/31) where MaryThomas of Pennant and Ralph Holland are named as administrators. In this case Pennant could be reference to the area rather than the House, and probably indicates that Mary Thomas was his widow. The death of Ralph Holland is recorded as 1752.

It seems reasonable to assume that William inherited the Pen Y Bryn estate by virtue of him being named the son and heir in Owen's Will, however no independent data has come to light to confirm this. His birth is recorded in the PR as William son of Owen and Ellen Foulkes b 8th Dec 1649. We have no indication as to who he married, however there is an entry for the baptism of Ralph son of William, 18th Nov1676.
Looking across the family tree there are no other Williams of appropriate age to have been the father. There are three entries for burials of William in the PR these being 1698, 1725 and 1728. According to the Local Historian notes the householder of Pen Y Brynin 1699 was Roger Holland therefore it seems likely that William of Pen Y Bryn died in 1698. The deaths of the other two Williams can be attributed to William ap Humphrey of Pennant b 1678 ,William ap Roger of Pen Y Bryn b 1678, or William ap William of Bryn Y Fran b1724. The later date would have had to apply to William ap Roger for him to have fathered his son Hugh in 1727. The death of Ralph Holland is recorded as 1752.
Notes from Brian Holland

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