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Thomas FitzHugh's returns for assessed tax relating to his servants, carriages, horses, dogs, hair powder and armorial bearings, at Plas Power and in London.

Accounts of disbursements on estate maintenance, and other material relating to estate management.

Accounts relating to repairs, farms, gardens, household, stables, etc.

A copy of presentments of the Grand Jury at a court leet for the lordship of Chirk, held at Llangollen.

An inquisition into the boundaries of the lordship and manor of Chirk and Chirkland.

Papers relating to plans for buildings and land development on the Plas Power estate.

Documents relating to lead, coal and copper mines in Denbighshire and Merionethshire, including: a copy of a lease, 18 February 1703, to Sir Richard Myddelton of copper, lead and coal mines in the manor of Denbigh; a lease, 18 May 1704, by Richard Myddelton of copper, lead and coal mines in Eglwys Fach and Llansanffraid Glan Conwy in the lordship of Denbigh; articles of agreement, June 1707, between Richard Myddelton, John Roberts and Johanna Griffiths relating to lead and copper mines in a field called Y Coitie in the township of Nant, parish of Abergele; a copy of a lease, 26 February 1726, of lead mines at Cywarch Hill, Ceunant Du and Brynamlwg in the manor of Mawddwy, by Richard Mytton to John Meredith; a lease, 2 February 1743, of lead mines under Cwmhisan tenement in the parish of Llanfachreth; articles of agreement, 1755, whereby William Lloyd agrees to lease to Isaac and John Wilkinson coal mines under two parcels of land in Bersham, and also covenants to grant them a further lease of Bersham furnace; a lease, 26 October 1758, by William Lloyd of lead mines in the township of Minera, including a plan; a report, [1747x1816], by John Lloyd concerning the effect on William Lloyd's coal trade of new collieries in neighbouring areas; and an opinion, 1783, as to Lord Grosvenor's right to lead ore under enclosures in the lordship of Bromfield and Yale.

Accounts, receipts and associated letters concerning lead mines and iron works on William Lloyd's lands at Minera and Bersham.

Details of time worked by a wide variety of workers, including craftsmen, labourers, clerks, grooms, lodgekeepers, caretakers, waggoners, chauffeurs and others.

Details of time worked by a wide variety of workers, including craftsmen, labourers, clerks, grooms, lodgekeepers, caretakers, waggoners, chauffeurs and others.

Directions for mourners and itemised expenditure for Sir Richard Myddelton's 'private funeral'.

Notes concerning food prepared and consumed, visitors, household goods, domestic tasks to be done, persons with access to keys, book subscriptions, servants' wages, the design of a picture, steel traps placed to deter trespassers in Mrs Lloyd's pleasure garden, and recipes for cattle feed, shoe grease and cleaning leather breeches.

Records relating to cattle, including calving, deaths, sales and colouring.

Annual records of weekly milk yields per cow at Plas Power Home Farm.

Annual records of weekly milk yields per cow at Plas Power Home Farm.

Annual records of weekly milk yields per cow at Plas Power Home Farm.

Title deeds, agreements, settlements, bonds and other legal papers from the Plas Power and Chirk estates.

Deeds, copies of deeds and drafts of deeds concerning land and other property in the county of Denbigh (including the lordship and manor of Chirk and Chirkland and their constituent townships, etc., the lordship of Bromfield and Yale, the manor of Ysbyty Dolgynwal, the manor of Ruthin or Dyffryn Clwyd, the hundreds of Isaled and Is Dulas, and the parishes, townships, etc., of Abergele, Abenbury, Banhadla, Barrog, Bersham, Bodlith, Bodrychwyn, Borras Hwfa, Borras Riffri, Bodrual, Brymbo, Burton, Ceunant, Cilan, Cilmediw, Clocaenog, Coed Cristionydd, Cornwall, Creigiog Uwch Glan, Cristionydd Cynrig, Cristionydd Fechan, Crogen Wladys, Cynllaith, Chwibren, Chwibren Uchaf, Chwileiriog, Denbigh, Disgarth, Dutton-y-Brain, Eryrys, Esclusham, Faenol, Gartheryr, Garthgynan, Gwernosbyn, Gwersyllt, Gwytherin, Hafodgynfor, Hafodybwch, Henfachau, Henllan, Higher Chirk, Holt, Llanarmon yn Ial, Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, Llanfair Talhaearn, Llanfihangel, Llangadwaladr, Llangedwyn, Llangollen Fechan, Llangwm, Llanrhaiadr yng Nghinmeirch, Llanrhudd, Llansannan, Llansilin, Llanynys, Lledrod, Lleweni, Lower Chirk, Marchwiail, Melai, Minera, Moelfre, Morton Anglicorum, Morton Wallicorum, Nantyr, Peniarth, Penyclawdd, Penyfed, Rhan-hir, Rhiwlas, Rhydeidion, Ruabon, Ruthin, Sutton, Sycharth, Talhaearn, Tregeiriog, Trewern, Wrexham, Wrexham Abbott, Wrexham Regis, Y Ddwyfan and Ystrad Cynon), together with associated memoranda, articles of agreement, marriage settlements made by members of the Myddelton family, bonds of obligation made by persons resident in the county, and notes. A few of the deeds relating to Denbighshire also concern land in Montgomeryshire, Cheshire, Merionethshire, Flintshire and Shropshire.