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Quitclaim by Hugh Williams of St. James in the Fields, co. Middlesex, gentleman, "servant to the Prince his heighnes", for £10 to Humffrey ffoulke of Eglwysvach, co. Denb., gentleman, of a messuage or dwelling house and lands in Eglwysvach aforesaid, late belonging to William ap John ap Rees, gentleman, father of the said Hugh, and now occupied by the said H. ffoulke. Signature of Hugh Williames. Seal uncertain. Witnesses: P Mutton, Ric. Prythergh (?) Will. Griffith, Osmound Williams, Tho. Atkinson. English. Vellum.

Bond of Evan ap John ap Richard of Erethlyn, co. Denb., Reignald ap Ieuan of Llandrillo in Rhos, same co., yeoman, and Hugh Hookes of Maynan, co. Caernarvon, gentleman, to Hugh ap David ap Jeffrey, gentleman, in the sum of £20 to secure peaceable possession of a messuage and lands in the township of Erethlin, parish of Eglwysvagh, same co. of Denb., subject to a specified redemption. Mark signatures. Witnesses: Hugh Hookes the elder, Hugh George of Llandrillo, Richard ap Humffrey ap Hugh, Hugh Jeffreyes.

Writ of Privy Seal whereby the Crown, at the request of William Russell, Knt., grants to William Collins and Edward Fenne, of London, gent., in view of a lease to Richard Grosvenor, esq., of all those lead mines commonly called "Mynes of Lead al. Lead Vuri al. Owri (sc. Ore)" within the hundreds of Colehill and Ruthland, co. Flint. Endorsed "Sir Richard Grosvenors Grant of Mines". Paper copy.

"An Incorrect Copy of One of the Gloucester Deeds". Indenture made 24 July 1637 between Godfrey (Goodman) Bishop of Gloucester and the Mayor and Burgesses of the City of Gloucester, in the County of the City of Gloucester, being ministers and Governors of the Hospital of St. Bartholomew in the said city of the foundation of Queen Elizabeth, concerning the right of presentations etc., to the rectory of Kemerton, co. and diocese of Gloucester. With signatures of Godfrey Gloucester (Episcopus) & Witnesses: William Guise, Fra. Thomson, Richard Parry. Certified a true copy, by Wm. Parry, Warden of Ruthin, Thomas Edwards, 13 March 1786. English. Paper.

Deed whereby John ap Richard Wynne of Trovarth, co. Denbigh, gentleman, Evan ap John ap Richard of Maesegwig, same co., gentleman, and Margaret his wife for £65. etc., grant to Peter Wynne of Kilken, same co., gentleman, and Robert Owen of Trebull, same co., gentleman, a messuage in Maesegwig, same co., with appurtenances by way of settlement, subject to limitations, appointments, and conditions expressly stated at length. Signatures of the grantees. Witnesses to signatures and delivery of seisin: Edward Gruffith, John Vaughan, Owen Jones, Hu. Gwynn, Evan Johnes, Jo. Madockes, William Owen, Evan Lloyd, Evan Johnes, Henry Mostyn. English. Vellum. Endorsed: "Evan Jones's Settlement".

Schedule of Deeds and Writings delivered up by John Copner Williams, Executor of the late David Lloyd Esquire deceased, to John Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch Esquire and the Rev. John Boulger. The dates of the deeds range from 5 November 1640 to 1 Aug. 1828. For date see next number, of which this document is in part a duplicate. English, the later entries in pencil. Paper. Endorsed: Schedule of Deeds to be received from Denbigh.

Deed of sale by Richard ap John Piers of Twysog, co. Denbigh, gentleman, to Evan ap John ap William of Gwytherin, same co., gentleman, of a cottage and clausure or parcel of land in the township of Twysog aforesaid abutting on the waste or common there called Hwylva dwysog, etc. Mark signature of the vendor. Uncertain seal. Witnesses: John Ffoulkes, John ap John, Jo. Madockes. English. Vellum.

Papers in the Chancery Suit of Peter Williams, gentleman, Administrator of David Wynne, plaintiff, against Henry Harris, and others, in an action for recovery on a bond. Nos 1696-1699: a. Four briefs. No. 1700: b. Bill of complaint to the Justices of the Great Sessions of the several counties of Denbigh, Montgomery, and Flint. Paper. English. No. 1701: c. Copy of a bond by Katherine Marbury of Marbury, co. Chester, and Mary Marbury of the same, sisters, to Thomas Weldon of the City of Chester, in £100 to secure due payment of £50, dated 22 November 1693. No. 1702: d. Copy of a similar bond by the same to the same in £80 to secure due payment of £40, dated 29 November 1693. No. 1703: e. Letters of administration granted by William Morgan, LL.B., Vicar in Spirituals to the Bishop of Bangor, to Peter Williams of Chester, husband of Sydney Williams al. Wynne, daughter of David Wynne of Rhôs in the Parish of Llanganhaval, diocese of Bangor, deceased intestate, dated 28 March 1707. No. 1704: f. Bond of David Wynne of Rhose, co. Denb., and Williams Rutter of Bryn wyn Escob, co. Flint, to David Lloyd of Lywesog, co. Denb., in £240 to secure due payment of £145.4sh., dated 21 May 1696. No. 1705: g. Bond of Richard Lloyd of Llanynys, co. Denb., David Wynne of Rhose, same co., and another, to John Lloyd of Brynllarth, same co., in £160 to secure due payment of £84.0.6, dated 4 April 1688. No. 1706:. H. Bond of Richard Lloyd of Llanynys, co. Denb., to David Wynne of Rhose, same co., in £250, to secure due payment of £84.0.6. etc. A counterbond. Dated as above. With memoranda relating to the interest.

Release and mortgage by Mary Radford of the City of Chester, widow and relict of Robert Radford of Chester, deceased, executrix of the will of the said Robert, and Elizabeth, Mary, and Hannah, daughters of the same to Richard Mostyn, citizen and skinner of London, who had a judgement against the said Robert for £325 and costs, of a messuage or house in Birdstreet al. Brid-Street in the City of Litchfield called the "Antelope", the "Bush" and then the "Kingshead" with provisions for redemption. Not signed, sealed, or attested, and apparently not executed. Vellum. English.

Attested copy of the Will of Peter Williams, attorney-at-law, of the City of Chester, (proved by Sydney Williams at Chester "in Solemn form, exit probaic. 18 July. 1709"). Copy examined, etc. 17 Sept. 1712. Paper. English.

Probate by Thomas Wainwright, LL.D., Vicar in Spirituals of the Bishop of Chester, 18 July 1709, of the last Will and testament of Peter Williams of the City of Chester, gent., dated 12 May 1709, administration thereof being granted to Sidney Williams, his relict, and another. Vellum. Latin and English.

Disclaimer of John Middleton to right to a pew in the church of Whitchurch in the Parish of Denbigh, belonging to William Rutter and where his father Roger Myddelton is buried. Paper. English.

Lease and Release for £155 by Jane Jones of the City of West Chester, widow and relict of Humphrey Jones late of ddôl co. Merioneth, and Jane Jones widow and relict of Maurice Jones late of Llanrhaiader in Kinmerch, co. Denb., to John Foulkes of Trevechan in the Parish of Llanynys, same co., of a messuage and lands in the township of Trevechan aforesaid, etc. at a peppercorn rent. Two seals, red wax, a shield of arms: three lions couchant in pale. Witnesses: Dorothy Myddelton, Robert Foulkes, Hugh Jones, Ann Shakerley, Hugh Lloyd, clerk. Vellum. English.

Release by Anne Owen of Hendregyda, co. Denb., widow, late wife of Edward Owen, to Edward Wynne of Carwedvynyth, same co., of four parcels of lands in Hendregyda, 3 acres, called (1) y dryll hîr abutting on the brook Nant y Crydd on the Moelvrey, (2) abutting on the same way to the same commons; (3 and 4) in length between lands called Talar y deyntyr and the way from Nant y Crydd to Pont y Gwyddel. Mark signature. Witnesses: Robert Foulkes of Kaebedw, Robert ap Thomas, Ievan Griffith. Vellum. English.

A parcel of two deeds labelled "The Purchase Deed of a tenement in Llanelian left Jno Wynn by his Aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Wynne". 1727, comprising a Lease and Release by Jane Wynne of Ruthin, co. Denb., widow, and Edward Wynne of Llanyfydd, to Elizabeth Wynne of Llanyfydd aforesaid, of a messuage and tenement in Llaethvaen in the parish of Llanellian and lands there called Talar guidel, Erwyr graig, Kae uch ben Tu, Kae glasse, Cadles ucha, and Cadles issa, all in Llaethvaen. Signed. Seals, red wax, a device of a rose and a thistle on one branch, ensigned with a crown. Witnesses: Robert Lloyd, Rector of Hirnant, John Wynne of Ruthin, Wm. Jones. Vellum. English.

Release by William Wynne of Plas yn Llanganahval, co. Denbigh, Esqre., to his mother Sydney Williams, widow, for waste or spoils done by her in the wood or woody ground belonging to him in the Parish of Eglwysvach, co. Denbigh. Signature and armorial seal of William Morgan. Paper. English.

Bond of William Wynne of Llanganhaval, co. Denb., and Sidney Wynne of Rhose, widow, to William Rutter of Denbigh, in the sum of £400 to secure due payment of £220. Signature and Seal wanting. Witnesses: Sidney Lloyd, Dorothy Wynne, etc. Receipt entered. Paper. Latin and English.

Attornment by several tenants of messuages, lands, etc. belonging to Mrs. Dorothy Williams late Rhos, daughter of Peter Williams late of Chester, formally acknowledged by their payments of 6d. to the said Dorothy. Paper. English.

Bond of William Wynne of Rhos to John Jones in the sum of £100 to secure due payment of £50. Signature and Seal wanting. Witnesses: Wm. Jones, John Lloyd. Receipt entered, not signed. Paper. Latin and English.