Summons to John Wynne and Piers Wynne to attend before the Barons of the Exchequer at Westminster "in eight days after the Purification of the Virgin Mary". Dated at Westminster. Vellum. English. Endorsed: "at the suit of Ellen Ffoulkes, spinster".
Summons by Thomas Shaw and Thomas Williams, Commissioners of the Court of Chancery, to Thomas Morgan, to give evidence in Denbigh in the cause between Sydney Wynne, widow, and Thomas Baker, clerk, on 26 August next. Signed. Paper. English.
Summons by the Receiver of Kings Taxes to Edward ap Jeuan ap Llewelyn and Richard Wyn, farmers of land in Trovarth, to attend before him at the Town of Denbigh and pay their dues.
Summary of the Second Schedule of the Consolidated Mortgage of the Coed Coch Estate, (General E.W. Lloyd Wynne to Major Brocklehurst). Contains names of farms, acreages, and rents.
Suit in H. M. Court of Chancery between Richard Tait, plaintiff, and John Lord Northwick, defendant. Certificate that Thomas Lloyd "purchasers of Lot No. 5." has paid into the Bank of England the sum of £300 to the account of the Accountant General to the credit of this suit, as appears by the receipt of Mr C. Olier, a cashier of the said Bank. Signed by Thos. Walters, Accountant General of the said Court. Receipt signed by C. Olier for the Governor and Company of the Bank of England.
Statutory Recognizance (in accordance with the provisions of the statute of Acton Burnell,) whereby John Lloyd ap David ap Robert ap Richard, son and heir of David ap Robert ap Richard of Llanrhydd, co. Denbigh, is bound to Gabriel Goodman of Ruthyn in the sum of £200 for corn, wool and other merchandise. Dated at Chester before William Leicester the Mayor, and Thos. Gamuill Recorder, Clerk of Recognizances. Signed by John Lloyd, the Mayor of Chester, Thos. Gamull, and Fulco Salisbury, ironmonger. Seal of the Chester Recognizances. Vellum. Latin.
Statutory Declaration made by Mr. John Lloyd of Llwyn Cloiau, co. Denbigh, farmer, as to the seizin of certain lands at Corwen, co. Merioneth, called Llwyn Cloiau, Tu Barwm Bach, Hendre Llysan, Ceirch Bach, Ty Cerrig Llysan, Pant y Afallen, Bron a dyr erdyr, Hafodty, Llysan and Llysgain, sold by Messrs. Wynne and Boulger at Corwen. Mark signature of the said J. Lloyd. Witness: J. Hughes, J.P. for Denbigh.
Statement of two cases, (1) 1752, and (2) 1774, relating to the property of Elizabeth Williams in cos. Denbigh and Flint, viz. Gelli-loveday, Pen y Bryn, Holywell, etc., as established by deeds dated 20 Sept. 1727, and subsequent dates. Signed by Fran. Capper 7 December 1751; - and (2) 2 August 1753 and subsequent dates. Signed by Ll. Kenyon, Ruthin, 13 August 1774. These two cases with council's opinions are endorsed: (i) "Case with Councils opinion concerning the settlement of Mrs. Flint's Estate, etc. December, 1751, "and (ii) For Mr. Kenyon's oppinion". Peter Jones.
'Statement of the Respective Distances of the several Parishes and Townships in the County of Denbigh, from Ruthin, in the said County', approved by John Heaton, Chairman of Quarter Sessions, 30 January 1847. Addressed to J. Lloyd Wynne, esq., Coed Coch. Printed.
Statement of accounts, and money paid and received,
Statement of a case for counsel's opinion respecting a conveyance of a messuage, mill, and lands in Maesegwige, in the lordship and county of Denbigh, formerly belonging to John ap John Owen, now the subject of a suit between Ellin Holland late wife to the said John, now wife of William Meredith, defendants, and Owen Owens, son and heir of Jeffrey Owen, brother and heir of John Owen Wyn, brother or son of the said John. On the back is the opinion in the case, signed Sy ?Parry. Paper. English.
Stamped Receipt or acquittance by Margaret Holland to John Wynne (by hands of J. Oldfield) for the sum of £1253.18.0. principal money and interest due on bonds of the late John Wynne now delivered to the said Oldfield. Signature of Margt. Holland.
Stamped Promise by William Henry Hughes of Holywell, co. Flint., to pay to Edward Oldfield of Farm, co. Denbigh, the sum of £40 and interest. Signed. Witness: Tho. Oldfield. Endorsed with note of payment of interest to 1, May 1850.
Stamped Promise by W. Henry Hughes of Holywell, co. Flint, to pay to Edward Oldfield of Farm, co. Denbigh, the sum of £60 and interest.
Solemn Statutory Declaration by William Davies of Glyndwr, Marine Road, Colwyn Bay, respecting the conveyance to William Henry Wood, of the property known as Tyn y Nant. Declared at Colwyn Bay, 17 December, 1912.
Solemn Declaration of Anne Sparrow of Beaumaris, co. Anglesey, widow of John Bodychen Sparrow, late of Red Hill, same co., deceased, relating to Barbara, wife of Henry Sparrow, late of Red Hill aforesaid, father of the said J.B. Sparrow, in the matter of the Tithe to a moiety of messuages and lands called Pentre Uchaf, Pentre Issaf, Isallt, and Ffordd Las in Llysfaen and Llanelian, cos. Denbigh and Carnarvon. Signed at Beaumaris, before J. Jones, a master extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.
Solemn declaration made upon oath, by John Hancock Wolstenholme of Abergele, co. Denbigh, surgeon, in support of the Title of Robert William Wynne to a farm and hereditaments known as Pen-y-Ffrith or Ffriddy-garreg fawr in the parish of Bettws-yn-Rhos, co. Denbigh. Attested by C.J. Arrowsmith, Commissioner for Oaths in the Supreme Court of Judicature.
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.
Solemn Declaration by Thomas Oldfield of Farm, co. Denb. of his ineffectual search for certain documents, dated 1 and 2 January 1735, which he believes to be lost, and another document dated 21 January 1736, relating to the tenement called Pencraig in Llanelian yn Rhos, co. Denbigh. Signed, and declared at Holywell, 14 March 1841, before J. Oldfield, master extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.