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A schedule of eight documents relating to the estate of the Goodman Family, and bearing dates from 1560 to 1714, etc. Paper. English.

A Schedule of Deeds relating to an Estate in the Parish of Llanelian in Rhos, co. Denbigh, belonging to John Lloyd Wynne Esq., and the Revd John Boulger, and also to an Estate in the Parish of Dimerchion, etc. co. Flint, which they lately sold to the Hon. Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn, which said Deeds, etc., were delivered to the said J. Ll. Wynne (Mr. James Napier, Agent) 10 September 1858, by W. Thomas Oldfield of Farm. The dates of the deeds range from 7 June 1722 to 22 September 1841. English. Paper.

"A Schedule of Deeds made previous to the marriages of John Wynne, now called John Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch in the County of Denbigh, Esq., with Miss (Mary) Holland of Teyrdan, same co., and also of Simon Yorke of Erthig, same co., Esq., with Miss Margaret Holland of Teyrdan aforesaid, and delivered to Mrs. Holland". The dates range from 5 and 6 April, 1803, to 10 March, 1807. At the foot, an acknowledgment by the said Margaret Holland of receipt of the deeds from Messrs Oldfield of Farm, 24 February 1830.

A Schedule of Deeds and Writings relating to certain Farms and premises called Issallt, Pentre ucha Pentre Issa, and Forddlas, in the parishes of Llysfaen and Llanelian, in the counties of Caernarvon and Denbigh, belonging to John Lloyd Wynne, Esquire, and the Rev. John Boulger. The dates of the deeds range from 13 December 1770, to 1 and 2 May 1834.

"A Schedule of deeds and Writing Delivered by John Wynne gentleman to Margaret Wynne, spinster, which are to be redelivered when the money secured by the Bond and Mortgage herein after mentioned both dated the 2nd November, 1745, shall be paid and satisfyed". At the foot an acknowledgment by the said Margaret Wynne that she has in her custody the above mentioned deeds and will redeliver them on payment of the sum of £400. Signed 2 Nov. 1745. Witnesses: Evan Foulkes, John Ellis. The dates range from 27 October 1705 to 2 Nov. 1745. Endorsed: "Schedule of Deeds and Writings Delivered with a Receipt. John Wynne gent to Margt. Wynne, Spr." English. Paper. Another copy of the same Schedule, signed, etc., as above.

"A Schedule of Brynfanigle Deeds and Conveyances Delivered to Anne ffoulkes, Widow, with her Security". Eight deeds are enumerated, dated between 12 January 1701/2, and 26 June 1752. With acknowledgement of the delivery, and undertaking to redeliver the same upon payment of the principal and interest, dated 18 August 1752. Certified to be a true copy delivered (to) Mr. Wynne and examined by John Salusbury and Thomas Parry. English. Paper.

A Schedule of all the Deeds delivered to Mrs. Anne (Ffoulkes) of Talhaiarn by Mr. Gabriel Lloyd of Peniarth relating (to) the Title of Lands in Mortgage to secure £550. The dates of the deeds are from 13 May 1745, to 5 November 1748. English. Paper.

A "Schedule" containing the text of [ ] an explanatory statement or document, now separated from the deed to which it should be attached, setting out the meaning of a feoffment, whereby John ap Robert Gruffith, David ap Robert Gruffith and Rinallt ap David ap Hoell, agree that the said David and Rinallt shall stand seized of a messuage and lands in Bettus and Llanelian, co. Denbigh, to the use of the said John ap Robert Gruffith for his life, thereafter to the use of Edward ap John ap Robert Gruffith his eldest son, with specified remainders to Edward, Robert, Ieuan, and David, other sons of the said John, etc. English. Seal wanting. Paper.

A royal charter of Confirmation by king Henry III, to his well beloved and faithful Wrennoke son of Kenewreycke and his heirs for ever, of all the lands and tenements which the said Wrennoke had in Wales on the day when David son of Lewelin late Prince of North Wales gave him to the king as a hostage for his (David's) fidelity, to wit, Brenfannucke, Thowennane, Bodelinnin, Doldrewyn, Maisegwycke, Belkathe, Kylkowyne, Bodleman, Thorrewothe, Kevenkangucke, Thanvihangelle and Thlayevain. Witnesses:- John de Burgh, Herbert son of Peter, John de Grey Justice of Chester, Paulinus Peyner, Robert de M[uce]gros, Bartholomew Peche, Richard de Clyfforde, Robert de Wauncy. Dated, by the King's hands, at Woodstock. The seal is wanting, but the plaited threads of blue and white flax remain. Vellum. Latin. With a transcript of the text by Mr. N.E.S.A. Hamilton, formerly of the British Museum.

A Roll containing Extracts from the Court Rolls of Ruthyn and Collion, the dates extending from Tuesday before St. Mathias' day [24 Feb. 1402], to Friday after St. Crispin and Crispinian's day [25 Oct. 1525]. Two membranes of vellum. Latin.

A Roll containing Extracts from the Court Roll of Ruthyn, Tuesday before the Feast of St. Dionysis M., [3 Oct. 1433]; the Court of the Comote of Collion Trevour and Clock, held at Ruthyn, Thursday before the Feast of St. Dionysius M. [3 Oct. 1433]; and the "Curia prima et magna" of the Town of Ruthyn, Tuesday after St. Luke's day [18 Oct. 1560], respecting admission of Gawene Goodman to messuages, mills, tenements, etc., in Ruthin, Llanvoroke, Llanruth, etc., within the Lordship of Deffrencloid, co. Denbigh, on the death of his father Edward ap Thomas Edward, al. Edward Goodman, burgess of Ruthin. Vellum. Latin.

"A Rentroll of all the Tennants belonging to ye Estate of John Wynne Esqr." The places mentioned, are: Ruthin, Llanrhydd, Llanfoorog, Llangynhafael, Llanynis, Llandyrnog, Llanrhaiadr, Denbigh, Nantglyn, Henllan, Bodffarry, Demerchion, Cwmb, Meliden, Caerwys, Nannerch, Ysgeifiog, Abergelly, Llanufydd, Llansannan, Bettws, Eglwusfach, Llanelian, Llansanfraid. The total rental amounts to £723. 5. 8.

A Rental of the Ruthin, Brithdir, Clomendy and Holywell Estates belonging to John Wynne Esquire for the year 1799. The places are thus arranged: Ruthin: "The Star". Llanferas: Brithdir Mawr, Fron hen and Gwerglodd Caccwn, Cae Madock, Bryn Saeson, Pen y Bryn and Coed Elizabeth Kenrick, a quillet. Ysgeifiog: Colemendy, Plasnewydd, a quillet Moel y Du, Talwen, Brynshone. Nannerch: Bryngole, Erw Bengam. Llanferas: Cae'r Odyn, Cae Cymro. Ysgeifiog: Intermixed lands. Holywell: Houses, quillet, etc. The total amounts to £318. 4s. 10d.

A quinquepartite deed of mortgage, whereby Thomas Jones of Kilkayne in Bettus, co. Denbigh, gentleman, Evan Jones his son and heir, Roger Evan Lloyd and John Evan Lloyd of Bettus y Coed, co. Carnarvon, gentleman, and Elizabeth Edwards, alias Jones, relict and executrix of Hugh Jones of Tinhengroen, co. Denbigh, for £40, to be in part applied to paying the debts of the said Hugh Jones, convey to David Jones of Bettus, co. Denbigh, clerk, a messuage in Kilkayne and lands called Kay Mawr, Kay Canol, Kay issa, Kay coch, Kay Merddin, Kay Dewisbren, etc., to the use of Edward Evans of Maesegwicke, co. Denbigh, gentleman, etc., with specified conditions and provision for redemption, etc. Signatures or marks, and five papered seals of the mortgagors. Witnesses: Ric. Davies, John Davies, J. Vaughan, John Wynne, and others. Vellum. English.

A printed pocket-book, entitled "Kearsly's Gentleman and Tradesman's Pocket Ledger for the year 1777". At the beginning is the owner's name: "John Wynne of Coed Coch in the county of Denbigh, North Wales, 1777". It contains written entries of memoranda, appointments, and occurrences, accounts of receipts and payments, etc. Bound in leather. Paper. English.

A printed pocket-book for the year 1765, with written memoranda of occurrences, accounts of receipts and payments, and miscellaneous entries. The book appears to have belonged to the owner of Trovarth House (see under 15 June). Bound in leather. Paper. English.

A printed pocket-book for the year 1763, entitled "The Daily Journal or the Gentleman's and Tradesman's complete annual accompt-book". With written entries of memoranda, occurrences, receipts and payments. Bound in leather. Paper. English.

A precipe to Evan Jones, Catherine his wife, and John Evans to hold to Edward Pierce, gentleman, and Maurice Trygarn gentleman., certain messuages, lands, etc., in Kilken, Maesegwig, Bodestaven, Tincadvel and Treflech. Taken and recognised by the said Evan, Catherine and John. Vellum. Latin.