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Accounts of Valentine Johnes of Llanrayader with William Doulben, including charges of law-suite, cloth, silk, soap, gunpower, malt, etc., bought of Doulben, mortgage money, and other receipts and disbursements by Johnes.

Acquittance of Fra. Dodington to Sir Thomas Salisburie, bart., for £120 for the half year now ended out of the lands of the said Sir Thomas Salisburie. [3.132].

Acquittance of Francis Doddington to Sir Thomas Salisburie, bart., for £120 for the half year's annuity due on 3 May last.

Acquittance of Henry Vaughan, esq., for the use of Dame Elizabeth Salusbury to Sir Thomas Salusbury, bart., for £200 being arrears of an annuity of £300.

Acquittance of John St Albon of Alfoxton, co. Somerset, esq., to Lady Salsburie of Llwenny for £80 in discharge of all annuities out of the lands of Sir Thomas Salsbury, knight, deceased. [3.131].

Acquittance of Sir Henry Salusbury of Lleweny, bart., to Sir Thomas Hybottes, knight, for £190 for rents due. Attached: the replication of Sir Henry Salesbury, plaintiff, in the suit against Thomas Lloyd, defendant, in a plea of debt. [3.172].

Acquittance of Thomas Price of Lleweny, esq., to Sir Thomas Salusbury, bart., for £500 in full payment of the marriage portion promised to be paid to him by Sir Henry Salusbury with Jane his late wife, now deceased. [40.38].

Admission by David [Dafydd ab Owain], bishop of St Asaph, of Thomas Paunton as vicar of the parish church of Henllan in the diocese of St Asaph at the presentation of Fulk Salesbury, dean of St Asaph and rector of the said church, with the tithes of a parcel of land called Uwchmeirchion with a house situated near the said church and an acre of land annexed and the oblations in the purification of women called Ragorewo. [3.119] Latin.

Affidavit of Thomas Lunt, gent., concerning proceedings at the Quarter Sessions for the town of Denbigh and the conduct of Edward Bannister, one of aldermen, 3 Dec. [ ]. [40.37].

1 Lady Mary Parr, widow, late the wife of Sir William Parr, knight, late Lord Parr of Horton in the county of Northampton, deceased. 2 Thomas Pygott of Stratton, co. Bedofrd, esq. Agreement for the equal partition of messuages, lands, etc., which descended to them as cousins and next heirs to William Salysbery, esq., deceased, in Denbigh, Astreet Canan, Lewenny, Seygroythe otherwise Seygroytt, Kylkeddye, Thlanrayder, Thlowyn and Keynmer, co. Denbigh. The said Lady Mary Parr is to hold one burgage in the suburbs of Denbigh situated in le Love Lane, one burgage in the High Street, two gardens, two gardens in the High Street, one oxgang of land and two crofts in Astreet Canan, two butts of land in Astreet Canan and Denbigh, one burgage in Denbigh adjoining Sonday Lane, other burgages and lands in Denbigh and Astreet Canan, lands in the park of Lewenny, in Lewenny, Thloyn and Seygroytt. Thomas Piggott is granted burgages and lands in Denbigh, Astreet Canan, Lewenny, Lewenny Park, Seygroytt Thloyne. Names of tenants, rents, and locations are indicated. Place-names include the Park Lane, Garsenodycokk, Broddweylane, le Sowter Lane and the Church of St Marcell in Denbigh, Solatters ffyld, Semyston ffyld in Lewenny Park, Henburry Hay, Lewenny Pleyn, Smythe ffyld, Blackeburn ffyld, Wall ffyld, Henburry Place, Waysmayst and Mays Bunker in Lewenny, Lewenny Greene and Kay Davyd in Thloyn. Torn.

1 Richard Parry of Willington, co. Flint, gent. 2 David Lloyd of Astrad, co. Denbigh, gent., on behalf of Sir Robert Cotton of Combermere, co. Chester, knight and bart. Agreement for the purchase of a messuage and lands called Tythyn Penucha r Plwy n Aberchwiler.

1 Queen Elizabeth I. 2 John Salesburie of Llewennye, esq., Thomas Salesburie of Denbighe, esq., and John Conwaie of Rwe, co. Denbigh, gent. Agreement in consideration of £6,000 to make leases of all the demesne and leased lands of the lordship of Denbigh of the yearly rent of £230. Signed by the Queen. Great Seal.

1 Dame Janet, late wife of Thomas Salesbury, knight, deceased. 2 Roger Salesbury, esq., son and heir of the said Thomas. Agreement that the said Janet shall enjoy for the term of her life all those messuages, lands, etc., which lately she jointly had with her husband of the gift and feoffment of Master Gregory Henllan and Sir Moris ap David ap Hilyn, clerks, within the town of Botvarru or within the parish of the same, co. Flint, without any interruption of the said Roger and his heirs, and also in manner of her jointure the mill of Abewhelar in the lordship of Diffryncloyd, and all the mews, lands, etc., that late were of Agnes Whelok in the parish of Henllan in the lordship of Dynbiegh, and the lands and tenements which the said Sir Thomas Salesbury her husband or Thomas Salesbury his father were at any time seined of in the town of Colsill, co. Flint, and a new place in the outer ward of the Castle of Dynbiegh; the said Roger grants to the said Dame Janett for her dower those burgages, lands, etc., whereof the said Sir Thomas was seised in the town of Dynbiegh, a pasture or close named Huxley hey in Llewenny, a close named Rumwurth in Astrett Canon, a tenement and lands lying to the same in the tenure of Res ap Conus called Havott Lome in the commot of Keynmergh in the lordship of Dynbyegh, a tenement in the town of Aberwhelar in Ruthyn land and all lands and tenements belonging to the same late in the holding of Roger Salesbury, a tenement and lands late in the holding of Agnes verch Ievan Idarwr in the said lordship of Ruthyn; that the said Dame Janett shall occupy such manors, meses, lands, etc., which were set to farm to the said Sir Thomas by the King or any other person for term of years belonging to her as executrix to the said Sir Thomas during the same term, viz., the farm and term of the town mills of Dynbyegh, the manors of Kilford and Regwall and the herbage of Kylford Parke, and also all goods, debts and chattels that late were of the said Sir Thomas; the said Dame Janett shall pay to the said Roger an annual rent of ten marks as long as she holds the said manors of Kylford and Regwall, mills, lands, etc., by reason of the grant of the King; that the said Roger shall occupy for life the burgages, meses, lands, etc. assigned to Dame Janett in dower without any rent. [3.152].

1 William Cloughe of Denbighe, co. Denbigh, esq. 2 Foulke Fraunces of Lleweny, co. Denbigh, gent. Agreement to confirm the estate of the said Foulke Fraunces in 13 acres and two pennyworth of lands lying together in the acres of Lleweny between the upper common and the lower common which William Llannerghe granted at fee farm to Robert Fraunces at an annual rent of 16s. by deed dated Michaelmas 1436 (7s.4d. to the said William Llannerghe and the remainder to the chief lords of the fee), and three parcels of land one being called Pigot Ley (10 acres), another lying on the west part of the said 10 acres (11/2 acre) and the third lying on the east part of the said 10 acres (7 acres), which Roger Salusbury, esq. granted at fee farm to Robert Dolben of Denbighe, draper, and Margret his wife at an annual rent of 4s.8d. by deed dated 12 March 1490/1 (2s.4d. to the said Roger and the remainder to the chief lords of the fee). Witnesses: Robert Salusbury of Alltvaynon, Thomas Salusbury, Wylham Berethe, John Foulkes, Gryffyth ap Thomas Llewelyn, Pyers ap Robert Fraunces, John Mershe. [3.106].

1 Queen Elizabeth. 2 John Salisburie of Llewennie, co. Denbigh, esq., Thomas Salisburie of Denbigh, co. Denbigh, esq., and John Conwaye of Rwe, co. Denbigh, gent. Agreement, in consideration of £2,000 already paid and also of £4,000 to be paid as set down, to grant leases of all the demesne and leased lands belonging to the lordship of Denbigh called the demesne or term lands of the yearly rent of £230 to the tenants thereof for a term of 30 years. With causes touching the payment of the £4,000, the tenants' rents, the payment of mizes and the composition money heretofore granted by the tenants to the late Earl of Leicester, restrictions on the ploughing of parks, etc. Signed: Thomas Salusbury, John Conway. Witnesses: Ry. Locksmith, Roger Pemberton. [3.3].

Answer of Arthur Stanhop and Anne his wife to the bill of complaint of Sir Thomas Salisbury, bart., concerning the portion of the said Anne, daughter of Sir Henry Salisbury and Elizabeth his wife.