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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.

As in no. 2854. This tripartite deed was originally drawn to include a surety as third party, but there was no surety, and, accordingly, there are blanks in the text.

Certificate by P. Thomson (see no. 2863) and William Fair, respecting the payment of taxes and reduced rent for Glenluce. Signed by P. Thomson and Wm. Fair.

Certified copy of an entry in a Register of Births, in the General Register Office, Somerset House, London, of the birth of Robert William, son of Robert William Wynne and Eugenie Maria Wynne, formerly Crowe, on 11 June 1857, at Bronydendon, Llanddulas, district of Abergele, co. Denbigh. Signed by Thomas Owen, Registrar.

Conveyance by R.W. Wynne to General E.W.L. Wynne, of the Farm known as Pen y Ffrith (see no. 2866). With coloured plan, and schedule of numbers, description and acreage of the parcels of land. Signed and sealed by the vendors.

Order in the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, in the matter of a settlement made between (1) John Lloyd Wynne the elder; (2) John Lloyd Wynne the younger; (3) H.J.L. Wynne; (4) H. Methold, G. Dixon, and G.H. Lockwood, and in the matter of the Trustee Act of 1893 whereby the Judge, Mr. Justice Stirling, appoints P. Thomson and R.W.W. Wynne (see no. 2872), in addition to C.G.H.R. Conwy, to be trustees for the purposes for which H. Methold and G. Dixon, both deceased, were originally appointed.

Deed made between (1) William Cornwallis Cornwallis West of Ruthin Castle, co. Denbigh, esq.; (2) Edward Williams Vaughan and Martin Benson Lawford, both of Oswestry, co. Salop., Esquires, and (3) C.G.H.R. Conwy of Bodrhyddan, Rhuddlan, co. Flint, late a Captain in the Army, Peter Thomson of Binny, co. Linlithgow [Scotland], merchant, and Robert Watkin Williams Wynn of Cefn, co. Denbigh, being a conveyance, supplemental to a settlement dated 28 December 1857, of Chief Rents, etc., of lands purchased in the parish of Llanganhafal, co. Denbigh, (now vested in the third party in trust, to them, by the direction of the said W.C.C. West). Signed and sealed by the first and second parties. Witnesses: Henry J. Scobell, Major; C.H. Williams Vaughan, Broom Hall, Oswestry, gent.

Declaration in the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, in the matter of the Estates settled by an Indenture of Settlement, dated 28 December 1857, and made between (1) John Lloyd Wynne the elder; (2) John Lloyd Wynne the younger; (3) Henry John Lloyd Wynne; (4) Henry Methold and George Dixon, and (5) Brownlow Wynne Wynne and George Henry Lockwood; the suit being between the Hon. Ann Gwendolen Brodrick, wife of the Hon. Lawrence Alan Brodrick, Plaintiff, and Edward Henry Lloyd Wynne, an infant, by the Hon. Lawrence Alan Brodrick his guardian 'ad litem', Charles Stewart and Bertrand Stewart Conwy Grenville Hercules Rowley Conwy, Peter Thomson, and Robert Watkin Williams Wynne, Defendants. The Judge declares that the Plaintiff, as administratrix of her late husband, Edward William Lloyd Wynne, deceased, is entitled to £5000 charged upon certain estates comprised in a schedule referred to, with interest.

Deed made between (i) William Evans and Robert Evans; (ii) Thomas Jones and George Rogers, and (iii) Samuel Thornes of St. Asaph, gentleman, whereby the said 1st party grant for 5sh. to the 2nd party, the messuage called Gwyndu Ucha with its lands and rents, and appurtenances, with intent to make a tenant to the precipe for suffering a Common Recovery with double voucher thereof. Signed by the parties. Witnesses as in no. 2882, and Richard Haxley and Thomas Jefres, both of Wrexham.

Extract from the Roll of the Pleas at Wrexham, co. Denbigh, at the Court of the Great Sessions of the County, forming the record of the legal proceedings whereby Robert Wynne recovers by writ of "Quod ei Deforceat" against Edward Williams, certain lands in Maesegwig, Llaethvan, Twnnan, Gwrych, Bodlennin, Kilkin, Tincadvel, Treflach, Beren and Llechryd in the parishes of Bettws Abergeley, Llanelian, Llanyfudd, Llansannan and Abergeley in the said county, and receives seizin thereof, 25 August, 1781.

Deed whereby Robert Evans of Gwyndu Ucha in the Parish of Bettws Abergele, co. Denbigh, gentleman, grants to Robert Aldersey of the City of Chester, woollen draper, by way of mortgage for the sum of £600, the messuage called Gwyndu Ucha, and the lands and appurtenances (see no. 2884) for a term of one thousand years as security for the said sum and interest, subject to specified conditions, limitations and appointment. Signed and sealed by Robert Evans. Witnesses: Alex Eaton, attorney at Law in Chester, Thomas Royle, junior, his clerk.

Bond of Robert Evans of Gwyndu Ucha in the Parish of Bettws Abergele, co. Denbigh, gentleman, to Robert Aldersey of the City of Chester, woollen draper, in the sum of £1200, to secure due payment of £600 with interest, in accordance with the covenant contained in an indenture of mortgage of even date. Signed and sealed by Robert Evans. Witnesses as in No. 2892.

True copies extracted from the Register of Burials in the parish of Saint Chad, Shrewsbury, co. Salop., in the year 1819, comprising the Burial of Thomas Mason of Quarry Place, 6 October 1819. Signed: James Webster, Parish Clerk, 23 October 1839; Burial of Richard Scott of Betton, 8 May 1821. Signed and attested as above; and Burial of James Mason of St. John's Hill, 1 May, 1827. Certified by James Webster, 23 October 1839.

Lease and Release by Henry Kelsall and Charles Calveley to Anne Bromfield of the City of Chester, spinster, of the capital messuage called Gwyndu Ucha, and other premises described in previous deeds, and transfer the mortgage in fee thereof, for securing the sum of £500 and interest, viz, to H. Kelsall £350, to C. Calveley £150, subject to certain specified conditions and provisions. Signed and sealed by the lessors. Endorsed with receipt of the said H. Kelsall and C. Calveley for the consideration money above mentioned.

Mortgage by Charles Calveley to Anne Bromfield, in addition to previous mortgages, the before mentioned messuages and other premises, called Gwyndu Ucha, described in detail in the foregoing deeds, for securing the sum of £200 and interest, subject to conditions of redemption herein specified. Signed and sealed by C. Calveley. Witnesses. H. Kelsall, solicitor, Chester; I.W. Massey, his clerk. Receipt by C. Calveley to A. Bromfield for £200, consideration money. Signed and attested as above.