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Award of John Salusburie, knight, and Symon Thelwall, gent., in the dispute between John Salusburie, esq., the son of Robert Salusburie, esq., and Thomas Lloid ap David Lloid of Llanguiven, co. Denbigh, gent. The said John Salusburie shall enjoy the parsonage of Llanynys from the Feast of Phillip and James the Apostles next ensuing the above date for three years yielding £30 annually to Thomas Lloid, and for that John Salusburie has held the parsonage for a whole year they award that he shall pay to Thomas Lloyd £40 (for the farm of the parsonage £30 and for the annuity or pension issuing out of the same unto Thomas Lloid £10). They award that Thomas Lloid shall enjoy the parsonage of Llangwiven from the said Feast for the next three years paying therefore to the said John Salusburie £6.13s.4d. annually. John Salusburie shall pay Thomas Lloyd an annuity of £10.13s.4d. out of the parsonage of Llanynys from the said Feast for the next three years, John Salusburie shall pay to Thomas Lloid £33.4s.8d. of old debt due upon Robert Salusburie, esq., for the parsonage of Llanynys. [3.178].

Award of Robert Merton and John ap Robert ap John, gentlemen, in the dispute between Foulke Fraunces and Thomas David both of Lleweny, co. Denbigh, yeomen. Thomas David shall make a 'flodeart' or a sluice of a yard broad to receive the water called Banaster into his lands and so continually keep the same so that Faulke Fraunces shall sustain no loss thereby. Faulke Fraunces shall likwise make a sluice upon his own lands to receive the said water into his lands and keep it sufficiently repaired so that the said Thomas shall sustain no loss by reason of not doing so. The said Fowlke Fraunces shall forthwith cast down the new ditch which he has made upon the lands being in the possession of the said Thomas and Fowlk and Thomas shall hedge and tine every one his part of the hedge between them in variance and the same sufficiently keep from time to time so that neither party shall sustain any loss thereby. The said Fulk Fraunces shall deliver to the said Thomas David two 'lames' or else the sum of 3s.4d. for the same at the feast of the Apostles Peter and Paul next ensuing the date hereof. Witnesses: Thomas ap Ievan ap Res, Henry Curtes, John ? Peters, Eden' Vaughan. [3.165].

Award of Robert Salusbury of Denbighe and Thomas Salusbury of the same, esquires, arbitrators in the dispute between John Salusbury of Llewenie, co. Denbigh, esq., on the one part and Roger Salusbury of Bachegreg, co. Flint, esq., and George Salusbury of Erbistocke, co. Denbigh, gent., on the other part. They award that the said John Salusbury shall quietly enjoy all the messuages, lands, etc., which Sir John Salusbury, knight, and Dame Jane his wife, both deceased, were seised of in the townships of Aberchwilar, Llanrhayader, Tre yr llann, Tre r lloyn, Tre r llech, Boderwog and Bachkerne, co. Denbigh, with further assurance from the said Roger Salusbury and George Salusbury; that the said John Salusbury shall quietly enjoy all the copyholds, term or leased lands of Sir John Salusbury and Dame Jane his wife in the townships, fields, hamlets and parishes of Erbistock, Iscoed, Abynbury, Marchwiel, Borras, Borras Hoove, Borras Gruffrie, Gresford, Gwersillt, Stansty, Stansty Ucha, Stansty issa, Brymbo, Broughton, Christionydd, Morton Wallicorum, Rhiwabon, Christionydd, Kenverick, Rhiwallt, Burton and Llay, in the hundred and lordship of Denbigh, cos. Denbigh and Flint, or that Sir William Norris, knight, deceased, or Edward Norris, esq., now, living, or David Massie possessed by grant of the Queen and have assigned to the said Sir John Salusbury or Dame Jane his wife, or were afterwards assigned by the said Dame Jane in her widowhood to Robert Wynne, esq., Thomas ap Morgan, clerk, and David Mredyth, gent., without hinderance of the said Roger Salusbury and George Salusbury; the said Roger Salusbury and George Salusbury shall enjoy the messuages, lands, etc., which Sir John Salusbury and Dame Jane were seised of in the last mentioned townships, etc., in the hundred and lordship of Bromfild, co. Denbigh and Flint; they shall pay to the said John Salusbury £100 in two equal instalments. Witnesses: Robert Salusbury, Edwarde Salusbury, John Conway, F. Panton, clerk, John ap Rees ap Benet, Edward ap David ap Richard, Thomas Kenricke, Harry ap John goch, John ap Ievan ap John goch, Rees Lewis, Humffrey Lloyd, John Vaughan, William Byrchinshawe, John Lloyd, John Thomas ap Kynnericke. [3.195] Torn.

Award of Sir John Salusbury, knight, chamberlain of North Wales, arbitrator in the dispute between Thomas Morice ap John ap Meredith of the parish of Llanvair in Deffrencloyd, co. Denbigh, gent., and John ap John ap Madog of the town of Ruthen, co. Denbigh, burgess, concerning a meadow called Tall y Llyn adjoining the 'barnemylle' within the liberty of the town of Ruthen. He awards that the said Thomas ap Morice shall peacefully enjoy half of the said meadow for the present year paying to John Salusbury, esq., son of Robert Salusbury, esq., deceased, for the same year 10s.; that the said John ap John shall have one half of the said meadow for this one year paying to the said John Salusbury 10s.; that the said Thomas ap Morice shall have the meadow wholly to himself for the space of two other years paying to the said John Salusbury 20s. per annum; neither afterwards shall claim any right in the meadow but permit the said John Salusbury to have the same as in his former estate. [3.204].

1 Sir Thomas Salusbury of Llewenie, bart., Thomas Lunt and David Foulkes of the same, servants of the said Sir Thomas Salusbury. 2 Thomas Tyrrell of Llewenie, esq., and Dame Hester Salusbury, his wife, mother of the said Sir Thomas Salusbury. 3 Richard Greenevile of Wooten Underwood, co. Bucks, esq., and Peeter Tyrrell of Hanslop, co. Bucks. Bargain And Sale for 99 years and 20 days, for the purpose of making a good lease to the said Sir Thomas Salusbury, of the manor of Kilford, and the properties specified in No. 604 dated 15 Oct. 1657.

1 Tuder ap Robert, esq., and Laurence Wodnett. 2 John Salysburie, gent., son of Thomas Salysbury, esq., deceased. Bargain And Sale of messuages and land, etc., in Tre de Norbenvaghan otherwise Norten Vaghan, co. Denbigh, lately belonging to Fulke Lloed ap David Lloed and whereof the said Fulke Lloed lately levied a fine in the Great Sessions for co. Denbigh unto the said Tuder and Laurence. [3.121].

1 Sir Thomas Salusbury of Lleweny, co. Denbigh, bart., Thomas Lunt and David Foulkes of the same, servants of the said Sir Thomas Salusbury. 2 Thomas Tyrrell of Lleweny, esq., and Dame Hester Salusbury, his wife, mother of the said Sir Thomas Salusbury. 3 Richard Greenvile of Wotton Underwood, co. Bucks., esq., and Peter Tyrrel of Hanslop, co. Bucks, esq. Bargain And Sale of the manor of Kilford and the park of Kilford and the farm of Kilford and the demese lands and Reckwall, and lands called y Kay gwenith, y Roft, Tay r forwent, Maes yr Anbor otherwise umbor, Y Groftydd, gl.... Croft Sir William and Gwern and all messuages and lands in Kilford, Clickiedig and Astrad Canon, Penporchell, Llechryd, Talsarn, Movoniog, Bodyscaven, etc., for the provision of £450 yearly in trust for the said Dame Hester Salusbury. Witnesses: John Madockes, William Carter, John Hughes, Humfrey Wynn.

1 Sir Thomas Salusbury of Lleweny, bart., Thomas Tyrrell, esq., and Dame Hester Salusbury his wife, mother of the said Sir Thomas Salusbury, Thomas Midleton, esq., son and heir apparent of Sir Thomas Midleton of Chirke Castle. co. Denbigh, knight, and Fulke Midleton of Gwaynynog, co. Denbigh, esq. 2 Thomas Lunt and David Foulkes, both of Lleweny, gentlemen, servants of the said Sir Thomas Salusbury. Bargain And Sale of the manor of Kilford, the farm of Kilford, the demesne lands of the same and Reckwall in the lordship of Denbigh, in performance of an agreement touching the jointure of the said Dame Hester.

1 Sir Thomas Meeres, and others, trustees of the will of Sir John Salusbury, deceased. 2 Sir Robert Cotton and Dame Hester his wife. Bargain And Sale of the properties specified in No. 617 dated 28 June 1687. Faded.

Bill Of Complaint in the Exchequer of Richard Head of Rochester, co. Kent, gent., against Sir Thomas Middleton, Doctor John Owen, Gruffith Williams, Thomas Terrell, John Wynne of Llanvayre, co. Denbigh, gent., Foulke Middleton, gent., John Clough, gent., Elizabeth Lloyd of Carreg Onnen, co. Denbigh, widow, William Price of Rhiwlas, co. Merioneth, gent., John Wynne of Keselgyvarch, co. Carnarvon, gent Charles Chambers of Plas Chambers, co. Denbigh, gent., Hughe Peake, gent., Thomas Jones, Elianor Lloyd, Robert Holland, Ivan Gruffith, Owen David, William Lloyd, Foulke ap Robert Owen, Jeffrey Lewis, Jeffrey ap Robert, Evan ap Robert, Tuder ap Robert ap Tuder, John Williams, Piers ap William ap Hughe, Evan ap William ap Hughe, Hughe ap Edward, John Owen ap Sir John, Owen Lloyd, Robert ap Hughe, Foulke ap John ap William, Foulke Piggot, Agnes Howell, Rees Lloyde, Foulke ap John Owen, Piers ap William, Ellice Thomas, Rowland Gruffith ap William, and Maude verch -----, defendants, concerning title to messuages and lands in Hendridwy in the parishes of Bettus yn Rhos and Llangernewe, Llewenye, Morva Rhyd y Pwll in Erethlin in the parish of Eglwys Vach, Wickivere, Tir y Shead otherwise ffarme David Lloyd ap Rees in Hendregydy in the parish of Abergeley, Erethlyn in the parish of Eglwis Vach, Moylenwicke Parke and Lodge, the Poole or Ponde near Denbighe Castle, Mayes y Parke and Wallies Parke in or near Lleweny, Lleweny Greene, lands in or near Denbigh and Lleweny, Havod Lom in the parish of Llanrhaiader, Hendregyda, the Little Kardenyvett in the commote of Kynmerch, the greate Kardenyvett, Kay yr dwyn, etc., in Archwedlocke, land in Llanrhaiader, Marchalet, Llwynocke in Lleweny, Poole fflatt, and land lands in the parish of Abergeley, co. Denbigh.

Bill Of Complaint of Arthur Stanhope of -----, co. Nottingham, esq., and Anne his wife, the only daughter of Sir Henry Salisbury late of Lleweny, bart., and Elizabeth his wife, concerning the portion of the said Anne, daughter of Sir Henry Salisbury.

Bill Of Complaint of David Roberts of the parish of St Asaph, co. Flint, and Katherin his wife to Henry, Earl of Pembrocke, Lord President and others the Queen's Majesty's Council in the Marches of Wales, against Maxemillian Smyth, John Salusbury of Llewenny, Harry ap Harry, John Pitchardes, John ap Hughe, Robert ap Hughe, Edmund Huxley, Samuell Price, John Cuttler, David Millner, John Huxley. John Salusbury of Denbighe, son of Thomas Salusbury, esq., deceased, was seised of a meadow called the Deans meadowe in the tenure of the said John Salusbury in Llewenny. About 23 Jan. 1560/1 he bequeathed the moiety of the said meadow to Thomas his son, with remainders to Hughe, John, Elizabeth and Jane (born before he married his wife), Margaret, Ellen, Anne, Katherin and Mary Salusbury, his sons and daughters, Thomas Salusbury of Flint, and the heirs of John Salusbury, knight, successively. Thomas Salusbury, the son and father of the said Katherin, wife of David Roberts, entered the moiety and occupied it for 15 or 20 years without interruption. The same John Salusbury conveyed it to Robert Wynne ap John ap Rees and Humffrey Cloughe, gent., feoffees, to the use of Thomas Salusbury for life and after his decease to the said Katherin Salusbury, eldest daughter of John Salusbury. At his death Katherin entered the premises. She married David Roberts. About July last 'was ii years' the defendants got some of the assurances relating to the moiety into their hands and in unlawful and riotous sort with various weapons forcibly entered about 5 acres (value £5 by the year) of the moiety of the meadow of the north side thereof, now severed with a hedge and ditch from the other part of the moiety, and broke the iron lock of the gate, and the hooks and hasps. Maxemillian Smyth and John Salusbury assaulted Homffrey Cloughe, the tenant. A bill was exhibited against defendants about June last for wrongful entry, unlawful assemblies, and some of the defendants fled to London, etc. In March last some of the defendants compacted with John Salusbury of Llewenny, esq., for a bargain of the title to the premises and entered the premises and retained the evidence relating to the same. Request process against defendants. At Ludlow, 1 June 1597, before the President and Council in the Marches of Wales the matter was continued until 20 July next and ordered that the bill be directed to Henry Tounsed, one of the Justices of Assize of co. Denbigh and one of the Council in the Marches, to compose the matter or if he fails to take answer of the defendants. [3.148].

Bill Of Complaint of Dutton Fleetewood, son and heir apparent of Sir Gerrard Fleetewood of Crawly, co. Southampton, knight, and Anne his wife, daughter of Sir Henry Salisbury late of Lleweny, co. Denbigh, knight and bart., and of Dame Elizabeth his wife, to Edward, Lord Littleton, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of England, against Sir Thomas Salisbury, son and heir of the said Sir Henry Salisbury, William Salisbury of Ryge, co. Merioneth, esq., and John Lawherne of St Brides, co. Pembroke, esq., (the latter two being the surviving feeoffees of the marriage settlement of the complainants), touching the marriage portion of the said Anne issuing out of messuages and lands in co. Anglesey, messuages and lands in Aberchwiller, co. Denbigh, Bottfarry, co. Flint, Llanrhayader, Brynnylan, Henllan, Abergeley, Llanyfidd, Cravenant in Henllan, Llandulas, Grintherin, Lewenny, co. Denbigh, and Skyviog, co. Flint.

Bill Of Complaint of Sir Richard Middleton of Chirk Castle, co. Denbigh, bart., John Middleton of Gwaenynog, co. Denbigh, esq., Carlotte, Countess of Warwick and Holland, and Orlando Bridgeman, esq., in an Exchequer suit against Sir Robert Cotton and Dame Ester his wife and Dame Jane Salisbury touching rents of messuages and lands in Aberchwiller in the lordship of Ruthin.

1 Jane Drihurste of Denbighe, widow, and Rees Jaxon of the same, cerviser. 2 John Salusbury of Llewenie, esq. Bond for the further assurance of messuages and lands in the township of Astrat Canon, co. Denbigh. [40.40].

1 Robert Parry of Bodythinen in the parish of Bodfarry, co, Flint, gent., Catherine Jones of the same, widow, and Thomas Price of Aelwyd ucha, co. Flint, gent. 2 Robert Cotton of Cumbermere, co. Chester, knight and bart. Bond for the observance of covenants.

1 John ap Thomas ap Llewelyn Vichan of Kylken, co. Flint, gent., Tuder ap John ap David of the same, gent., and Thomas Werburton of Corneste, co. Flint, gent. 2 Fulk Salisbury of Denbigh, gent. Bond for the payment of 7s. at Michaelmas 1554. [3.210] Latin.

1 Thomas Salisbury of Llanveney, bart', and James Lloyd of the Inner Temple, London, esq. 2. James Clogorne of the city of London, esq. Bond for the payment of £104.

1 Thomas Salusbury of Llanveney, co. Bart., and James Lloyd of the Inner Temple, London, esq. 2 Edward Roberts, esq., and Ralph Hawtrey, gent. Bond for the payment of £104.