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Bond of David ap Sir John of Trebwll, co. Denb., and Agnes verz Ja[ ] to William ap Meredith in the sum of £20 to secure quiet possession of messuages and lands in Talloyn, co. Denb., and a parcel of land called ffrith yn y mynydd in Talloyn aforesaid. Two small seals, one bears a hare or rabbit? Witnesses: David ap John ap Ieuan ap Meredith, John Thomas ap Ieuan, and others. Vellum. Latin and English.

Grant in tail by John Lewis ap Robert of Nantglin, co. Denb., to Rice ap John Lewis and Kenryk ap John Lewis his sons, and their issue (John ap Ieuan ap David Lloyd of Nantglin and Owin ap David ap Gruffith of Segroyt, being grantees in trust) of a messuage called Ffryth y Rhyd coghe etc., in Nantglin canon, comote of Isslaet Lordship and county of Denbigh, to the use of the grantor, then to the use of Agnes verch Rees ap Llewellin his wife, then to the use of the said Rice and his heirs, then of the said Kenryk and his heirs, etc. Witnesses names endorsed: Harry ap Res ap Llewelin, John Harry ap Res, etc. Vellum. Latin.

Bond of John Lewis of Nantglin, co. Denb., and Gruffin Lewis of the same, to Owen ap David ap Gruffith in the sum of one hundred marks to secure quiet possession of a messuage or tenement, houses, lands, etc., in Nantglin Canon, lordship and county of Denbigh in accordance with the covenants contained in a deed of even date (see no. 1305). Damaged seal. Vellum. Latin and English.

Bond of Geoffrey Owen of Conwey, co. Caernarvon, to Gruffin Wynne in the sum of £500 to secure due observance of covenants contained in a deed of even date made between the parties. Signed. Seal red wax, a heart in a frame, for a merchant's mark. Witnesses: Jo. Brickdall, Wylliam Moris, Hugh Lloyd, and others. Vellum. Latin and English.

Power of attorney by Gruffin Wynne of Berthdduy, co. Denb., to Hugh Gwyn to receive from Geoffrey Owen seisin of messuages, lands, etc., called Tythyn y Person in the town of Messygwick, hundred of Issdulas, lordship and county of Denbigh, of other land, etc., there, and of the water corn mill there called Melin Vorgan and site of a fulling mill there, etc. Signed. Seal, green wax, inistinct. Vellum. Latin.

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.

Tabulated Rental of the Teyrdan Estate for the year 1826, showing the names of the parishes, holdings and tenants, arrears due Michaelmas 1825, observations, and balance sheet of William Sillitoe in Account with Mrs. Lloyd Wynne.

"A copy of an old Valuation of Coed Coch Demesne by Grandfather, and measure by self 1761 and 1762 and Samuel". Endorsed: "A copy of Grand Father's Estimate of Coed Coch Demesne, as also a measure of Do. with the present settings".

An Account of Pen y Forddeg Bricks, 66,700, cost £30. 2s. 0d.; laid out apparently in building repairs of various places in the Coed Coch Estate, 1765.

Tabulated Rental of the Coed Coch Estate for the year 1799, showing the names of the parishes, holdings, and tenants, arrears in 1798, rents due, and disbursements made to the use of Mrs. Wynne, with balance sheet of Thomas Edwards in Account with Mrs. Wynne for the Llanyfydd and Rhos Estates for 1799.

Tabulated Rental of the Coed Coch Estate for the year 1824. William Sillitoe in Account with John Lloyd Wynne, Esq., showing names of the Parishes, holdings, and tenants, arrears in 1823, observations, disbursements, and balance sheet of W. Sillitoe with J. Lloyd Wynne. Signed by W. Sillitoe and J. LL. Wynne, 12 May, 1825.

Rough note book containing entries relative to the building and carrying of sand, stone, etc. at Coed Coch, from 10 May 1826 to 10 May 1827.

Note-book containing the accounts connected with the painting at Coed Coch, in 1828.

Tabulated Rental of the Coed Coch Estate for the year 1832, showing the names of parishes, holdings, and tenants, arrears due at Michaelmas 1831, and rents due at Michaelmas, 1832.

Tabulated Rental of the Coed Coch Estate, for the year 1833, showing names of the parishes, holdings, and tenants, arrears due at Michaelmas, 1832, and rents due at Michaelmas, 1833.

Two corrected drafts of a Handbill announcing the holding of a Fancy Fair in the grounds at Coed Coch, on the 15th and 16th August 1876, in aid of the funds for the parsonage of St. John's, Trovarth. One of the above drafts is written on the back of a notice of the Annual Grand Fancy Dress Polo and United Counties' Hunt Ball at the Royal Pavilion, Brighton, 2 December 1875.

Copy of Affidavit of Thomas Humphreys of Lily House, parish of Whitford, co. Flint, relating to a lease of mines and royalty, in a case in the High Court of Justice, Queens Bench Division, between Mary Anne Frances Lloyd Wynne and Edward William Lloyd Wynne, plaintiffs, and the said Thomas Humphreys, defendant. Sworn at Holywell, co. Flint, 19 October 1887.

Copy of Requisitions on Title, from General Wynne to Major Brocklehurst, relating to the mortgage of Coed Coch. Contains replies, in pencil. a) Letter of Thomas Methold to P. Thomson, 9 November, 1887, relating to General Wynne's Estate. b) Letter of Edward Wynne to the same, 3 December 1887, relating to Estate matters.

Draft of the Deed by General Edward Wynne Lloyd Wynne to Major John Fielden Brocklehurst, forming the "Consolidated Mortgages" on the Coed Coch Estates in the Counties of Denbigh, Flint, and Carnarvon, for securing the sum of £18,500 and interest at 4 per cent. Drawn by Messrs Mair and Blunt, Solicitors, Macclesfield.