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Title deeds for properties in the parish of Meifod, Montgomeryshire, arranged into files for Trefedryd, 1538-1610; Glasgoed, 1552-1657; Peniarth, 1591-1734; Nantymeichiad, 1676; and Meifod leases, 1708-1728.

Title deeds for properties in the parish of Carno, 1592-1732; and Darowen, 1623.

Title deeds relating to property in the commote of Caereinion and parish of Castell Caereinion, 1525-1760.

Title deeds for properties in the parish of Llanerfyl, situated in the townships of Cefn-llys, 1551-1720; Craen, 1564-1731; Coedtalog and Dolwen, 1580-1689; and leases in Llanerfyl, 1731.

Title deeds relating to the parish of Llangynyw, describing properties in Mathrafal, 1542-1681; Tyddyn Pen y Cae Duy and Melin Peny Cae Duy in Gwenynog Isaf, 1570-1701; Cynhinfa, 1572-1614; and Ty yn y Graig in Gwenynog, 1675.

Title deeds for miscellaneous properties in the township of Trefarclawdd, mostly purchased by Watkin Kyffin and Sir William Williams of Glasoced; some of them may have belonged previously to the estate of Richard Edwards of Trefonnen (q.v.). Recurrent names include the Lloyd family of Llanforda, and ap Howell/Powell, Jennings and Griffith of Trefarclawdd. All the files have assorted contents, so readers may need to examine several bundles to locate deeds belonging to the same property. The files are as follows: 1379-1583; 1380-1633; 1606-1641; 1643-1656; 1658-1676; 1677-1681; 1682-1701; 1694-1810.

Title deeds concerning properties in Maesbury, Trefonnen Trefarclawdd etc. in the parish of Oswestry, 1391, 1479; the estate of Roger Evance, 1616, 1681, and tithes in the townships of Oswestry, 1664, 1684.

Documents relating to chambers in Gray’s Inn, London, 1623-1694, being mostly leases made following a 60-year grant to Sir William Denny in 1628 for the purpose of extending the building, subsequently known as Denny’s Building, Holborn Court. The files comprise leases, 1623-1647; papers to prove title, 1642-1672; leases, 1651-1668; orders of the pension, receipts, etc., 1651-1685; leases, 1669-1694; and a covenant for payment of an annuity, 1688. The documents reveal much about the structure, layout, furnishings and tenants of the buildings.

Title deeds relating to properties in London and Middlesex, of which several refer to Sir Richard Wynn, treasurer to Queen Henrietta Maria. The files describe Shepton, Middlesex, 1634; leases of miscellaneous London properties, 1634-1765; deeds and documents for London properties of Sir Richard Wynn, 1638-1650; the Manor of Wicke and Chapel of All Angels, Isleworth and Brentford, 1638-1653; Hammersmith and Holborn, 1695-1701; Tottenham High Cross, 1778; and the Ancient Music Concert Room, St. Pancras, 1785.

Correspondence belonging to Sir William Williams of Glascoed (Speaker Williams), comprising miscellaneous letters from several individuals, 1671-1699; letters to his agent about the sale of the Hengwrt library, 1678; and letters from Ellis Lloyd of Penylan mainly concerning a property exchange, 1682-1683.

Mortgages and associated papers of the Williams Wynn family, comprising a mortgage of Sir John Wynn’s Caernarfonshire estate, 1681; mortgages of the estates of Sir William Williams, 1686-1688; mortgage of Much Wenlock and other estates of Sir John Wynn, 1719; mortgage of the Eagles, Wrexham, 1728; covenants for production of deeds for mortgage purposes, 1737-1775; mortgages of Maenan, Llysfaen, and other Caernarfonshire and Denbighshire estates, 1772-1831; appointment of a receiver for a mortgage on the Merioneth estate, 1776; an abstract of mortgages on the London and Wynnstay estates, 1833, 1847; release of mortgaged premises, Wrexham, Gresford, etc., 1844; and schedules to mortgages, 1889-1914.

Financial and other private papers resulting from the recovery of debts, estate administration, personal expenditure, legal disputes, and parish and county administration, belonging to Edward Williams [of Castell], 1592-1598; Gruffith and Watkin Kyffin of Glascoed, 1620-1668; Sir William Williams of Glascoed, 1660-1701; Edward Lloyd of Llanforda, 1665-1678; and Thomas Lloyd of Berriw, 1672-1675; also a solicitor’s accounts of general charges and disbursements, 1903.

Papers deriving from the appointment and official duties of the various officials serving the county of Denbigh, namely the bailiffs, 1571-1662; the sheriff, 1571-1696; the escheator, recorder and custos rotulorum, 1619-1689; justices of the peace, 1655; deputy lieutenants, 1661-1715; and a militia officer, 1838.

Papers deriving from official administrative procedures, local government and justice in North Wales generally, and in the several counties of Anglesey, Caernarfon, Merioneth, Denbigh, Montgomery and Shropshire. The files relate to the county officials and militia, 1538-1764; revenues, 1637-1758; elections of burgesses and members of parliament, 1657-1774; articles for regulating the expenses of sheriffs, 1746-1747; and land tax assessments. 1797.

Title deeds for properties in the town of Caernarfon, Treflan and the parish of Llanbeblig acquired through purchase and lease by Sir John Wynn of Gwydir and his father Maurice Wynn, namely Scasbrickes Place and Lyncells Lands, Caernarfon, 1482-1614; Kay Havod Tudur, Kay Kaled, an enclosed ‘ffrith’, mansion house and lands in Treflan, 1519-1605; Tuthin Thomas Irland in Pennygelly, Caernarfon, 1572-1577; miscellaneous properties in Caernarfon, 1578-1674; a house adjacent to Scasbrickes Place, 1617; and miscellaneous properties in Treflan, 1598, 1674.

Miscellaneous deeds and documents relating to the Earl of Arundel’s lands in Wales [tentatively placed here], the estates of Pentyrch and Glanyrafon, and the Caernarfonshire estate of Sir Richard Wynn, 1342, 1538, 1612-1639, 1771; deeds for properties in Llangian, Llaniestyn, Edern, etc., 1559-1615; and purchase deeds for a portion of the Gwydir estate, acquired by Sir John Wynn of Watstay, 1680-1681.

Title deeds relating to properties in the town of Abergele, 1359-1512; the commote of Is Dulas, 1395-1473; and in the township of Hendregyda in the parish of Abergele, acquired by the Holand family and by Edward Williams of Castell, [1422x1461], 1499-1600.

Title deeds for properties in the parish of Llandyrnog, comprising miscellaneous properties in the townships of Speddyd, Ceidiog, Boderwog and Tre-bachgern, 1552-1626; and Kay Mawr, Kay Bychan and Tire y Tyrnor in the township of Ystrad, 1608-1612.

Title deeds relating to various properties in the parishes of Llanfwrog, 1586-1633, 1716-1740; Llangwm, 1488, 1659; Llangwyfan, 1548; and Llangynhafal and Llanhychan, 1589, 1608.

Title deeds relating to properties in the parish of Llanarmon-yn –Ial, in two files describing Tir Llewelyn Vaughan in Alltgynbynd and Bodidris, 1515-1560, and lands in the townships of Gelligynan and Chwileiriog, 1543-1584