Dangos 13990 canlyniad

1. William Pulteney from London;. 2. Thomas Lovett at Chirk. Letter enclosing an account of money due to the sender from the estate of Richard Myddelton.

Discharge of the defendants, Lord Northwick and Sir William Pulteney, executors of Richard Myddelton, junior, esq., in the pleadings of the cause Tait versus Northwick to the plaintiff's charge against them for the personal estate of Richard Myddelton. Copy.

1. Deyo ap Ithel ap David;. 2. Meredith ap Ieuan ap Gruff'. Bond for the repayment of money. Latin.

Letters Patent granting Sir Thomas Middleton, Kt., certain rights within the lordship of Chirck and Chirckland including the right to hold certain courts, of appointing officials, and of holding markets, etc. Copies are F 12909 and F 13621.

Award made by John Massy, William Botiller, Hugh Hurleton and Ithel ap Tud' in a dispute between Thomas Hokes of the town of Flynt, and Robert of the Wode of the same town, concerning land in Wateryatestrete within the city of Chester, and certain other lands.

Grant by H. VIII to John Edwardes, of the office of bailiff of les Trayans de Nanthedoy with the bailiwick of Moghannt within the lordship of Chyrkeland, in succession to John Glynne. Latin.

1. William Leche;. 2. Christofor de Nedeh'm. Warrant of attorney in respect of the lands noted in F 9891. Latin.

1. William Leche;. 2. William, his son, Katherine, lately wife of Richard de Workesley, and John, her son. Release of lands in the townships of Wepp, Sighton and bakeley in the commote of Colshull, co. Flynt. Witnesses: John Beron, Kt., Thomas del Bothe de Barton, Robert Longley, esq., dominus John de Workesley, chaplain, and Richard Ewode, vicar of Eccles. Latin.

1. John ap David ap Rees of the township of Glyn Vechan;. 2. Atha ap Ieuan ap Dio. Lease of a parcel called tir y ponws in the township of Glyn Vechan in the ringildry of Llangollen and lordship of Chirk. Latin.

1. George Savile of Wakefeld, co. Yorke, gent.;. 2. Mathewe Medleye of Wakefeld aforesaid, clothier, and Jennett, his wife. Lease of a tenement and buildings in Kirkgate Street, Wakefeld, co. Yorke.

1. Thomas Salusbury, the younger, son and heir of Thomas Salusbury, the elder, son of Sir Thomas Salusbury, Kt.;. 2. Hugh Hockes, burgess of Conwey. Lease of a close within the franchise of Conwey called Pant Creanogg.

1. Thomas ap David ap Rees of Porkynton, co. Salop, yeoman;. 2. John Edwardes, esq. Release of parcels called y Camdir, Tir y kevyn and Erowe Bleddyn in the township of Gwerne Hosburt alias Osburne, and other lands in the parish of Chyrck. Latin.

1. Rees ap Ieuan ap David ap Rees and others;. 2. John Edwardes, esq., sheriff of county Flynt. Bond for the performance of his office as gaoler of the Flynt county gaol by the first party.

1. William Holand and Richard Holand;. 2. Meredith ap Ieuan ap Gruff' of Wulffinton. Bond concerning the alienation of lands.

1. Hoell ap Deicus ap Ho' and Mad' ap Tud' ap Hoell;. 2. John Edward, son of Ior' ap Ieuan ap Atha of the township of Guern Osbunt. Grant of a parcel called Ter y glas aber, with land in the above township of Chirc to Kevyn y Wern and the river called y glas aber. Witnesses: Robert Irlond, lieutenant of the lordship of Chirc, Robert ap Gruffith ap Atha, ringild of Isclaudd, Ho' lloit ap Ieuan ap Deicus, the other ringild there, John Trevor and Madoc ap Gruff' ap Rys. Latin.

1. Res ap lli' ap Dic' Lloid, freeholder in the township of Nant, co. Flynt;. 2. Thomas Hokes. Lease of lands in Nant, Hererathuk and Bacley, co. Flynt. Witnesses: William ap Res, John ap Res, Richard ap Ieuan ap Iollyn, Ralph Byllyngton and Madoc ap Ieuan ap Grono. Latin.

1. John del Halle, citizen of Chester;. 2. Simon del Coton, chaplain. Grant of a messuage in Watergatestrete in the city of Chester, lying between the land of Thomas, son of Thomas of Doncastre, and a lane called Aluenlone opposite the church of the Holy Trinity, and extending in length from the land and gate of the said Thomas called Oldgate to the royal road of Watergatestrete. Witnesses: John de Enlowe, mayor of Chester, John de Hatton and Thomas Cotyngham, vicarii of Chester, Ralph de Hatton, John de Preston, Roger le Potter, Thomas Hurlet and William del Hope. Latin.

1. John Hokes;. 2. William Hokes, his son. Grant of a burgage in the town of Conewey, near the churchyard of the parish church. Witnesses: Nicholas de Bradshagh, John Kylbury, John Godynogh, Thomas Talyo' and Laurence de Thomas Talyo' and Laurence de Rixton. Latin.