Office Copy of the Will, 31 May 1844, of Henry Hughes of Holywell, co. Flint, shopkeeper, devising, inter alia, his estate in Llanelian, co. Denbigh. Signed. Attested by Peter Williams and Rupert Smedley, of Holywell. Proved at St. Asaph, 4 June 1845, by Catherine Hughes, sole executrix. Signed by Chas. W. Wyatt, Deputy Register.
Corrected draft of the release of the messuage or Tenement, Farm, and Lands called Bryn y Neuodd in the Parish of Llansaintfraid Glan Conway in the co. of Denbigh, by Richard Lloyd Williams of Denbigh, M.D., and others, to John Lloyd Wynne, Esq., of Coed Coch, same co., Esq., for the sum of £780 consideration money, subject to certain specified conditions.
Release by Richard Lloyd Williams of Denbigh, M.D., Mary, his wife, Lewis Williams of Hafodwryd in the parish of Penmachno, co. Carn., esq., Anne Williams of the same, John Williams of the town of Carnarvon, surgeon, and William Hall of Princes Street, Hanover Square, co. Middlesex, gentleman, and Hannah Hall, his wife, to John Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch, co. Denbigh, for £780, of the messuage or public house called Brynyneodd, parish of Llansaintfraid, co. Denbigh. Signatures and seals of the vendors. Witnesses: Thomas Evans, attorney, Denbigh; Owen Jones; E.G. Randall, Welbeck Street, London. Endorsed with receipt of the consideration money, £780, and memoranda of production of the deed by Mary Williams and Hannah Hall, and their assent to it, dated 8 March and 7 April, same year.
Copy of Certificate of an Acknowledgment by Hannah Hall of her consent to the contents of deed no. 2791, before Sir Robert Monsey Rolfe, Baron of the Court of Exchequer. Signed by Sir R.M. Rolfe. Examined by Thomas Sherwood, clerk of the enrolment of certificates.
Certificate of acknowledgment by Mary Williams, wife of Richard Lloyd Williams, of her consent to the contents of deed no. 2791, before Thomas Evans and Richard Williams, commissioners appointed for co. Denbigh, for taking acknowledgments of deeds by married women. Signed by the aforesaid commissioners. Examined and signed by Thomas Sherwood, clerk of the enrolment of certificates.
Deed whereby John Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch, leases to William Roberts of Plas Ucha Mill, parish of Llannevydd, co. Denbigh, miller, a messuage called Plas Ucha Mill, with house, mills and appurtenances, a croft (No. 11 on the Estate Map), for 21 years, at a yearly rent of 142, subject to certain specified conditions and undertakings. Inventory included. Signed and sealed by the lessor; mark signature of the lessee. Seal. Witness: John Mc.Lean, agent, Coed Coch.
Deed of three parts, made between (i) William Henry Hughes of Holywell, co. Flint, son and heir of Henry Hughes of the same, deceased; (ii) Edward Oldfield of Farm, co. Denbigh, and (iii) William Davies of Brynfanigle Ucha, same co., being a second mortgage of the messuage called Pencraig, and other premises of land in the parish of Llanelian in Rhos, for securing the sum of £200 and interest, subject to specified conditions. Signatures and seal. A bust in profile. Endorsed with receipt by W.H. Hughes for the consideration money. Witnesses: Cecilia Matilda Oldfield, Farm; Thomas Jones, Bettws, Thomas Oldfield.
Memorandum of Agreement by William Henry Hughes of Holywell, co. Flint, that the mortgage, hereunto annexed, and the title deeds relating to the premises therein mentioned, shall remain in the possession of Edward Oldfield of Farm, until he is repaid the sum of £40 lent to the said W.H. Hughes this day, with interest. Witness: Tho. Oldfield. Signed.
Solemn Declaration by Catherine Hughes of Holywell, co. Flint, widow of Henry Hughes, late of the same, respecting her marriage, the birth of her son, and other family events, with their respective dates. Signed, and declared at Holywell before J. Oldfield, master extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.
Solemn Declaration by William Henry Hughes of Holywell, co. Flint, gentleman, of his ineffectual search for certain specified documents, which he believes to be lost, dated 1 and 2 January 1735, and 21 January 1736. Signed, and declared at Holywell, before J. Oldfield, master extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.
Duplicate copy of the lease by John Lloyd Wynne to Hugh Hughes (no. 2809),
Royal Commission to Henry John Lloyd Wynne, gent., to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant in the Second Regiment of Life Guards, from 13 May, 1853. Signature and seal of Queen Victoria. Countersigned by Lord Palmerston.
A parcel consisting of papers, bills and receipts, relative to the property near Ruthin, sold in August 1855 (see no. 2818). Included are some bills for legal expenses, concerning Mr. Wynne's Trust, and the Coed Coch Estate.
Conditions of Sale of several messuages, lands and hereditaments situate in the several parishes of Meliden and Llanasa, co. Flint, and in the parish of Abergele, co. Denbigh, advertised to be sold by auction at the Cross Foxes Inn, Prestatyn, on Thursday, 30 April 1857, by Messrs Churton. At the foot, a signed agreement to purchase all the premises in Meliden, for £152, by John Parry Jones, 30 April 1857. Stamped received deposit of £15. 11. 0 by Hore and Edwards. Signed also by J. Parry Jones, and as approved by R. Sankey.
Memoranda of Deeds appearing on the Abstract inspected at Mr. Edward Edwarde's, 12 June, 1857, and the general purport thereof. Dates range from 20 November 1736 to 16 August 1856. Drawn up by J. Parry Jones, Denbigh.
Plan and Particulars of a Compact Freehold Estate situate in the parishes of Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr and Llangwm in the county of Denbigh, sold by auction by Mr. Ormiston at the Owen Glyndwr Hotel, Corwen, 6 August 1858. The property is situated between the village of Bettws Gwerfil Goch and the Holyhead road, about four miles from Corwen, and is surrounded by the lands of Lord Bagot, J.P. Williams, John Wynne, Mr. Roberts and others. The eleven lots are named: (i) Tir Barwm Bach; (2) Llwyn Lloiau; (3) Cae isa; (4) y ddol; (5) Hendre Llysan; (6) Cefn Ceirch Bach; (7) Ty Cerrig Llysan; (8) Pant yr Afallen; (9) Bron-a-dyr-erydr; (10) Hafodty Llysan; (11) Llysgain.
Particulars and Plan of freehold farms and lands in the parishes of Ysceifiog, co. Flint, and Llanrhaiadr-yn-Cinmerch, co. Denbigh, to be sold by public auction by Mr. Ormiston, at Denbigh, on 12 September 1866. The tenements are called Plasnewydd and Llyndu, in co. Flint, and Rhewl and Tanrallt, in co. Denbigh.
Copy of the printed form used by the Inland Revenue for Estate Duty chargeable on the death of Ann Davies, late of Bwlch Llangwstenin, co. Carnarvon, who died 21 February 1901, filled up by Evan Davies, San Francisco, California. The Real Property is returned as a freehold messuage called Tyn y Nant, parish of Bettws yn Rhos, co. Denbigh, 20 acres, and sold to W.H. Wood (see no. 2848). With receipt for the duty, 10 May, 1904.
Official Letter by H.H. Clare, Secretary's Principal Clerk, Estate Duty Office, Somerset House, London, to Messrs Wade and Meyric Hughes, stating that payment has been made of all duties in connection with the deaths of Hugh Davies and Ann Davies (see no. 2845).
Deed whereby John Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch in the Parish of Bettws yn Rhos, co. Denbigh, grants to Edward William Lloyd Wynne of the same, a Lieutenant Colonel in H.M. Grenadier Guards, his son, an annuity of six pounds rent charge upon lands called Derways in the Parish of Llanelian, same co. Signed by the parties. Witness: P. Thomsone, Agent, Coed Coch.