Acquittance by Thomas Piers of Tinhengroin co. Denbigh, to Evan Jones of Kilken, co. Flint, administrator of his late father John Griffith of Bettus, co. Denbigh, for 40sh., bequeathed by the said John to Katherin his daughter, wife of the said Thomas. Signature and small seal: fleur-de-lis. Sealed and delivered in presence of: Hu: Edwardes. Rinald ap Thomas. Agnes vz Edward.
Acquittance by Thomas Walton, Deputy Receiver, to Thomas Moris, Esqre., for 58sh. 6d. due to Robert [Dudley], Earl of Leicester, at Lady Day last past for farm of Llangom and Dynmoyle in the comote of Isallet. Jo. Yorworth, Receiver. Paper. English.
Acquittance by William Clarkson of Llanvorog, co. Denbigh, gentleman, to Richard Parry of Coedmarchan Esqre., for the sum of three hundred and forty-one pounds four shillings and nine pence due to Mrs. Sarah White by bond dated 3 May 1680, and interest forty-three pounds eighteen shillings. In all £373, 02. 09. etc. Signed. Attested by Edward Thelwall, 1682. Richard-Greene, Charles Lloyd, John Shurlock. English. Paper.
Acquittance by William Vanbrugh of Walton upon Thames, co. Surrey, for eighty-five pounds received from Richard Vynne of Trovarth, co. Denb., consideration money in a release between him and his wife Elizabeth, and Meredith Wynne of Carwedfynydd, same co., and David Jones of Talloyne, same co., of a messuage and land in Trovarth. Signed and sealed. Witnesses: John Brett, Robert Foulkes jr. English. Paper.
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Acquittance to John Jones, farmer, of the lands of Pantuugan, Lordship of Ruthin alias Dyffrincloid, for 2sh. farm due at Lady Day last, by David Speed, deputy receiver. Signed. Paper. Latin.
Acquittance to Robert ap Hughe for 10sh. issue out of lands called Wern Vawr in the town of Trowarth, seized into the king's hands for a debt of £71.13.4., being arrears of two years at 5sh. yearly ending Michaelmas, 1610.
Affidavit by Thomas Roberts of Cîl y Twllan in the Parish of Eglwysfach, co. Denbigh, mason, aged 79 years, concerning the Farms of Trovarth, and Gell alias Tyn y Nant, Parish of Bettws Abergeley, same co., lands called Cae Roger adjoining the mountain or Common called Mynydd y Gell, and Rhôs gôch also adjoining Cae Roger and the River Gell, and the reputed owners of the said farms. Mark signature of Thomas Roberts. Sworn at Pennant, co. Denbigh, 4 May 1767 before Thomas Williams, a master extra in chancery. Endorsed: "W. Wynne, Coed Coch, Deposition touching Rhos Goch and Cae Roger. 1767.".
Affidavit in the Chancery Suit Between Peter Williams, complainant, and Henry Harris and another defendant) made by John Knowles, respecting Edward Caddr. of Park, in the parish of Llanvorrog, co. Denbigh, agent to Sir Edward Bagott, at his shop in Ruthyn, same co. English. Paper.
Affidavit of John Knowles of Ruthyn, co. Denb., ironmonger respecting his seeing Edward Cadwalader of Park in the parish of Llanvovry, same co., in Ruthyn, and Peter Edwardes of Ruthyn, witnesses in the Chancery Court action of John Williams, gentleman, complainant versus Henry Harris and other defendants. Signed by John Knowles, before "J. Jekyll". English. Paper.
Affidavit of John Williams of Kilken, co. Flint, concerning his serving Peter Edwardes of Ruthin, co. Denb., with a "tickett" or warrant connected with the cause of Peter Williams, and David Wynne, complainants versus Henry Harris defendant in the Court of Chancery. Signed by John William:. Before "J. Jekyll". English. Paper.
Affidavit of Robert Hughes of Plas Daprys in the parish of Bettws Abergeley, co. Denbigh, labourer, aged 77 years, concerning his knowledge of the Demesne Lands of Trovarth in the said parish, land called Rhosgoch there, its boundaries, the Gell river, etc. Mark signature. Sworn at Coed Coch on Thursday, 1 October 1767, before Thomas Williams a Master Extra in the High Court of Chancery.
Agreement between Griffith Williams and his brother Peter Williams with regard to the undertaking by the former to attend to the work of the latter, in felling timber, etc., at Gelliloveday. With acquittances for moneys paid. Paper. English.
Agreement by Susan Green of Ruthin, co. Denbigh, Spinster, not to "demand any account of any rent issuing from "certain messuages burgages, dwelling houses, loft and garden in Talysarn, within the Liberty of Ruthin aforesaid, heretofore extended by Charles Lloyd of Ben y Graig, same co., "which came to the Lands of Grace Wynne of Ruthin, who continued in possession till about the year 1732 when she permitted the same S. Green to receive the rent, and the said G. Wynne has agreed to join with the said S. Green in a conveyance of the premises to Margaret Lloyd, spinster, etc. Signature of Susanna Greene. Witnesses: Hugh Lloyd, Robert Roberts. English. Paper.
Agreement whereby Henry Owens of Wickwer, co. Denb., grants a right of way leading between the town of Abergeley towards Brynffanigle, described in detail, to Richard Wynne of Trovarth, co. Denbigh, at a yearly rent of one shilling and six pence. Signed and sealed. Armorial bearings. Three heads of uncertain animals, couped. Witnesses: Hedd Lloyd, Edd. Griffith, Maurice Trygarn, Jon. Foulkes. English. Paper. Endorsed: "The agreement between Mr. Richard Wynne and Mr. Henry Owens made the 14th of August 1693".
Agreement whereby John Wynne of Coed Coch, co. Denb., Esqre, lets to Robert Williams of the town of Ruthin, a messuage or dwelling house with malt-kiln, etc., in Well Street, Ruthin, for one year and so on from year to year at the yearly rent of £7. 10. O. subject to specified terms and conditions. Signed by John Wynne. Mark of R. Williams. Witnesses: Thomas Holland, William Jolly of Ruthin.
Agreements for sale by Robert William Wynne of Garthewin in the parish of Llanfair Talhaiarn, co. Denb., to Edward William Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch in the parish of Bettws in Rhos, same co., a retired Major General, of a farm and messuage called Pen-y-frith or Ffridd y garreg fawr in the said parish, for the sum of £550. With coloured plan. Signed by the vendor.
"An abstract of Cozen Wynne's title to lands in Llansannan", beginning with a conveyance thereof by Thomas Lloyd, 27 September 1672 and closing with a fine levied by Edward Wynne, Elizabeth his wife, and Richard Wynne to Thomas Williams and Richard Green, and deed to lead the uses thereof. Paper. English.
An account book bearing the inscription: Hugh Wynne his Book. June 9th, 1767", - being the "Account of what is going in the use of the Molly, the sloop, June 10th 1767", and "Account for the freights for the Molly Sloop, June 6th 1767". The account is closed on 20th May, 1773. The Sloop Molly appears to have been engaged in the coal trade at Liverpool, Warrington, Chester, Preston, etc. Bound in Vellum; on the front cover is written "Ship Account between John Wynne Esquire and Hugh Wynne". Paper. English.
An account book bound in green vellum, with a metal clasp, containing entries of receipts between the years 1750-1788 from tenants of various lands in Trovarth, Gell, Ynus Rhys, Ceven Craig, Bryn dwda, Brynfannigle, and many other places. Paper. English.