ST. ASAPH.
John Jones, S.T.P., 13th April 1696.
Thomas Wynne, 26th Jan. 1727[1].
Hugh Jones.
Peter Newcome[2], 4th May 1764, vice Hugh Jones[3].
Henry Newcome, 11th Oct. 1766, vice Peter Newcome[4].
Edward Williams, about 1777.
Howell Holland Edwards, vice Edward Williams, 19th April 1799[5]. Ob. 20th Sept. 1846, aged 84.
George Robson, 20th Oct. 1803.
Daniel Williams.
Thomas Gorst Moulsdale, 6th April 1836, vice Daniel Williams.
Llanvair Second Portion.
Hugh Puleston was possessed of it anno 1534[6]; he was collated thereto 1517. His successor was another
Hugh Puleston, LL.B., who enjoyed this stall about 1560.
Fulk Price, S.T.P., was collated about 1600 to a comportionship of Llanvair, which Hugh Puleston lately held. Fulk Price died anno 1632.
1632Ellis Price, A.M., installed 18th Oct. 1632 vice Fulk Price[7]. He enjoyed it anno 1676; and seems to have been succeeded the next year by
John Edwards, whose name occurs anno 1677. He held it but a short time ; for about the latter end of the same year.
David Maurice, S.T.P., prebendary of Myvod, was removed from that stall to this, (which he afterwards quitted anno 1691 on his promotion to the prebend of Vaynol :) he was succeeded herein by
Robert Wynne, S.T.B., 25th Feb. 1691-2; on whose removal to the prebend of Llanyfydd anno 1695
