Bond in the penalty of £40 from William Leche of Southampton, baker, to Thomas Browne, gent., for the conveyance to the obligee of lands in Hawarden and Broadlane, co. Flint. Witnesses: loan Fyssher; John Strete; Francis Byrkhened; James Bulkeley.
Release from George Ravenscroft of Bretton, co. Flint, esq., to Thomas Bunbury of Stanney, esq., John Poole of Poole, esq., and William Fraudsham, gent., all in co. Chester, from all his claim under a bond given on 12 June, 1561, for the conveyance to the said George Ravenscroft of all messuages and lands of the said Thomas Bunbury in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint, and a parcel of land called Seven Lunds in the parish of Dodleston, co. Chester, at the purchase price of £73 15s. Witnesses Edward Bunbery; John Bunbrye; Richard Houhell; Rychard Fradsam; Wylyam Yate; John Bostocke; Jorge Pulfort.
Bond in the penalty of £20 from John ap Madock ap Edward and John ap John ap Madock of Hope ...,
Bond in the penalty of £20 from John ap Madock ap Edward and John ap John ap Madock of Hope Medachet, co. Flynt, gentn., to Howell ap David ap Gruffith for the observance by the obligors of the covenants contained in a pair of indentures of even date herewith. Witnesses John Wyn ap David; John ap Edward Yonge; Gruffith ap Edward ap Madoc Jeffrey.
Exemplification of a final concord in a fine levied in the Queen's Court at Westminster on the octaves of St Michael, 1559, between Ambrose Cave, kt., plaintiff, and Henry, Earl of Westmoreland, defendant, when the said Earl released to the plaintiff the manor of Talworth, otherwise Talworth Courte, 40 messuages, 4 mills, 3200 acres of land, etc., and £5 of rent in Talworth, Cavenbury, otherwise Canbury Kyngston on Thames, Long Ditton, Thames Ditton, Maldon, Mirdon Gnoll, Cuddyngton, otherwise Nonsuche, and Exham. Latin.
Lease for 12 years from the Right Hon. Edward, Earl of Derby, K.G., to George Raynscrofte of Bretton, co. Flynt, esq., and Anne Davie, widow of John Davie, deceased, of the tithes of corn, hay, wool, flax, etc., in the lordship or township of Truthyn, being parcel of the parsonage of Mohauntsdale otherwise Mold. Yearly rent, the sum formerly paid by the said John Davie. Consideration, the surrender by the said Anne Davie of her interest in the herbage and pannage of the great and little parks of Hawarden, lately granted to the said John Davie and Anne for their lives. It is stated that the earl held the said parsonage for a term of years.
Lease from the Right Hon. Edward, Earl of Dearbie, K.G., to George Rainscrofte of Bretton, co. Flint, and Anne David, widow of John David of Hawarden, co. Flint, deceased, of closes of land in Hopedale, co. Flint, called Lloyd-quote, to the use of the said Anne David for her life, with remainder to the said George Rainscrofte for 21 years. Yearly rent, a peppercorn during the life of the said Anne David, and 40s. during the said term of 21 years. Consideration, the surrender of a previous lease for 31 years, dated 11 Sept., 1536, and granted by the said Earl to the said John David, of a tenement and lands called the Manor Heies in the lordship of Hawarden. Witnesses: Robert ap Harry; John Cracheley; John Deneved, jun.; John Wyne; John Strynger; Wyllyam Perkyn; Rychard Tegyn; Rychard ap Howell Tegyn; Wyllyam Strynger; Morgan ap Rychard ap Jhon.
Covenant by Pers Gruffith of Aston, co. Flynt, gent., in consideration of an intended marriage between his son and heir apparent, William ap Pers Gruffith, and Gwen verch Ithell ap Gruffith, daughter of Ieuan ap Ithell ap Gruffith of Llwynegryn, co. Flynt, gent., with the said Ieuan ap Ithell ap Gruffith, to assure messuages and lands, of the yearly value of 13s. 4d., in the parish of Mold, a messuage and lands in Ewlo in the tenure of Richard Strete, and a close in Ewlo called Butlers Bottom, to the use of the said William and Gwen for their lives; also a covenant by the said Pers to assure to trustees all his messuages and lands in Aston and Ewlo, or elsewhere in co. Flynt, to the use of the said Pers for his life, with remainder to the said William and his issue by the said Gwen, with remainder to the said William and his heirs. The said Ieuan ap Ithell covenanted to pay to the said Pers £36 by instalments; the property was to be settled as free from encumbrances, except in respect of a number of leases (mentioned) and the dower of Jane Gruffith, wife of the said Pers. Witnesses: Ithell ap Robert ap Elyes; H.P.; Davyth Gruffyth; How. Lloyd; Robert Swetnam.
Grant from John Plesyngton of Hawarden, co. Flint, yeoman, to Thomas Browne of Bridge Trafford, co. Chester, gent., of a messuage and lands in Greate Mancott, Little Mancott, More, and Aston in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint, of the clear yearly value of 14s. Consideration, £20. Witnesses: Hugh Stookton of Chester, Smith; Richard Loaker; John Andrewe; John Ellom; Richard Ledsham; John Fox; Ed. Wallet'; Homfre Loker.
Bond in the penalty of £40 from Owen Braye of Chobeham, co. Surrey, gent., to Thomas Evelyn of Kyngston upon Thames, co. Surrey, for the further assurance by the obligor and Anna his wife to the said obligee of two tenements in Tallworth in the parish of Londyton, co. Surrey, which had been conveyed by them to the obligee on 19 Oct., 1563. Witnesses: Henry Rogers of Chobeham; Rychard Hammond of Kyngston.
Estreat from the court rolls of the manor of Hawerden, recording the demise for 21 years at the yearly rent of 11s. 6d. by the commissioners thereto appointed by the Earl of Derby, to John Gryffyth, of certain parcels of land in Brodlane in Hawerden. Latin.
Bond in the penalty of 100 marks from John Plesyngton of Hawarden, co. Flint, yeoman, and John Fox of Little Mancott, co. Flint, yeoman, to Thomas Browne, for the observance by the obligor of the covenants contained in a pair of indentures of even date herewith. Witnesses as in No. 68.
Grant from Thomas ap Edward of Bangor, co. Flynt, yeoman, to Roger Alkynton of Alkynton, co. Salop, gent., of two parcels of land called Gwerne Vechan and Gwerne-browyn in the township of Worthymbury in the lordship of Maylor, co. Flynt, and a parcel of land called Gwerne-browyn in the township of Bangor in the said lordship-of Maylor. Consideration, £20. Witnesses: John Robert Goch; Owen ap Mereidith; William Palyn; Ed. Tina; John Thomas. Latin.
Release from John Plesyngton of Hawarden, co. Flynt, yeoman, to Thomas Browne of Bridge Trafford, co. Flynt, gent., of all his interest in a messuage and lands in Great Mancott, Little Mancott, More, and Aston in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flynt, of the yearly value of 14s, Witnesses: Richard Ledsham; Edward Wallet'; John Fox; John Andrewe; Homfre Loker. Latin.
Bond in the penalty of £50 from Thomas ap Edward, yeoman, and John ap Edward ap Howell, gent., both of Bangor, co. Flynt, and Elis ap Edward of Worthymbury, co. Flint to Roger Alkynton of Alkynton, co. Salop, gent., for the observance by the said Thomas ap Edward of the covenants contained in a pair of indentures of bargain and sale, touching three parcels of land called Gwerne-vechan and Gwerne-browyn in the township of Worthymbury, in the lordship of Maylor, co. Flynt, and Gwerne-browyn in the township of Bangor in the said lordship of Maylor. Witnesses: John Robert Goch; Owen ap Mereidith; William Palyn; Ed. Tina; John Thomas; Thomas Alkynton.
Indenture, whereby George Ravenscrofte of Bretton, co. Flint esq., (after reciting that George Manley of Monkefeld, co. Chester, gent., by an indenture dated 12 April 1565, had agreed that the said George Ravenscrofte should enjoy, during a lease thereof held by the said George Manley, a close of land called Lockenhey, being part of the farm of Monkefeld aforesaid) covenanted that in consideration of the said close he was contented to take a pasture called Greyne-hey, parcel of Monkefeld aforesaid, and a yearly rent of 13s. 4d. Witnesses: William Genu'; Davyd Phillipes; John Cole.
Lease for 21 years from the Right Hon. Edward, Earl of Derby, to George Ravenscrofte, esq., servant of the said Earl, of closes of land in Bruchanelt, co. Flint. Yearly rent, 13s. 4d. Witness: William Stopford.
Bond in the penalty of £100 from Thomas Machild, senior, of Bretton, co. Flint, yeoman, and his son and heir apparent, Thomas Machild, junior, to William Parken of Brodlane, co. Flint, husbandman, for the observance by the said Thomas Machild, Sen., of the covenants contained in a pair of indentures of even date herewith. Witnesses William Tomason; Thomas Foxley; William Millington; John Crachley.
Confirmation of a grant from Thomas ap Edward of Bangor, co. Flynt, yeoman and his son and heir apparent, John ap Thomas, to Roger Alkinton of Alkinton, co. Salop, gent., of two parcels of land called Gwerne-vechan and Gwerne-browynet in the town of Worthenbury, and Gwerne-browyn in the town of Bangor in the lordship of Mailor, co. Flynt. Witnesses: Humffrey Bowen; John ap David Lloyd; Rychard Gruffith; John Wryght; William Maseye; William Ran'. Latin.
Final Concord in a fine levied in the Queen's Court of Flint, between Roger Alkinton, plaintiff, and Thomas ap Edward and Johanna his wife, and his son and heir apparent, John ap Thomas, defendants, when the defendants released to the plaintiff 12 acres of land in Worthenbury and Bangor. Latin.