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1 Thomas Carye, esq., one of the Grooms of His Majesty's Bedchamber. 2 The King. Surrender of a lease of the manor or farm of Kilford and the demesne lands of the same and Rekwall, and the herbage of the park of Kilford within the lordship of Denbigh land; co. Denbigh, leased to him on 23 Feb. 1623/4.

Survey of lands in Penmynydd and Pentraeth, co. Anglesey, and Llysvaen, co. Carnarvon, and Llanddylas, co. Denbigh, giving the names of tenants, acreage and yearly value. [3.66].

Survey of the demesne lands of Beraynge belonging to Sir John Salusbury with the capital house, barns, stables, outhouses, dovehouse, orchards, gardens, three mills and lands. With a note by Thomas Myddelt[on] to his brother Charles concerning the racking of tenants' rents. [3.223].

1 Robert Knowesley, son and heir of John Knowesley, deceased. Tuder ap Robert ap Tuder. Grant in fee farm of one tenement of two bays with a little court lately in the tenure of Blanche Warbyrton and lying in the suburbs of the town of Denbeighe in a place called the Sowters lone (111/2 yards by 10 yards) lying between the lands of the said Robert Knowesley now in the tenure of Hugh ap Llewelyn on the east part and the common 'midding' of the said town on the west part and the aforesaid Sowters lone on the north part and the lands of the same Robert Knowesley now in the tenure of Ievan ap Davyd otherwise Ievan Talyer on the south part. Rent: 4d. annually. With a bond for quiet possession attached. [3.153].

Verdict of the jury appointed by virtue of a commission of pious uses directed to John, bishop of St Asaphe, and others, in the cause of the aldermen and bailiffs of Denbigh against William Doulben, alderman, for the mis-employment of the £200 bequeathed by Robert Middleton (died 1616) to the town of Denbigh; with queries on the verdict preparatory to making a decree.

Warrant 0f Attorney from the tenants of messuages and lands in Lleweny, Kilford, Clickiedig, Astrad Canon, Penporchell, Llechryd, Talybryn, Movoniog, Bodiscaven and Tirecadwell, co. Denbigh, to Thomas Lloyd, attorney, to confess judgment in ejectment to the use of Sir Robert Salusbury Cotton.

Will (copy) of Henry Salusburie of Lleweny, esq., [died 1632], with a note of his debts and the debts of his son, Sir Thomas Salusbury. [40.15].

Writ to Thomas Salesburie, bart., to appear at the Court of Exchequer to hear the verdict in the suit between Robert Evans, esq., plaintiff, and the said Thomas Salisburie, bart., and others, defendants. [3.182(a)] Latin.