(? Original) Will of Thomas Holland of Teirdarn, co. Denbigh gentleman, 28 March 1683. Witnesses: Nicholas Beat ridge, Cadd. Foulks, Hugh Lewis, Hugh Jones. With a memorandum or codicils dated 5 May 1683. Witnesses: Cadd. Foulks, Hugh Lewis, Hugh Jones. English. Paper. Endorsed: "My great Great Grandfather's Wills Dat. 1683".
A blank form of Indulgence granted by the Chamberlains, warden, and proctor of the Hospital of the Blessed Trinity and St. Thomas the Martyr of Canterbury founded in the city of Rome by virtue of the Bull of Pope Alexander VIII [should be Alexander VI], dated xiii Kal. Septemb., A.D. 1493, to [ ] (name not filled in.). With form of absolution on the back. Vellum. Latin.
A bundle of bills from tradesmen connected with work at Llanelian Schools,
A bundle of papers labelled : "From Nanhoron, June, 1850. J. Ll. Wynne. Important", with the following note by Mr. Hughes of Kinmel : "These documents refer principally to the arrangement of a marriage between John Holland, junior, of Teirdan and Miss Margaret Ellis of Plas Ucha, etc." Besides the Articles of Agreement, dated November, 1775, there are letters relating to the match and to various legal and estate matters, including some in Welsh from Lewis Anwyl, grandfather of Margaret Ellis, together with rentals, lists of property and of debts, receipts, and other accounts.
A case stated between David Roberts of Kinmel and Wynne, concerning the proceedings for the sale of the land there, at "Park." Dates between February 1783, and 11 July 1785.
A charm, nearly illegible, for the protection of all the oxen, cows, and beasts of David ap Res ap Jankyn, It begins: In nomine Dei + patris + et filii + et spiritus sancti +, with numerous names and titles of the persons of the Trinity in various languages, such as Messias, Sother, unigenitus, primogenitus, salvator, etc. Endorsed with the words "Supra ostium", indicating that it was to be placed "over the door", of the house where the cattle were kept. Vellum. Latin.
"A Copy of an old paper which belonged to Mr Wynne of Brithdir." "An Account of the particulars of my Lands In Maesygroes and Llanveres." The total rental amounts to £351. "This was wrote by another person." The amount is £101. 2. 6 and includes rents in Llangynhafal and Kilken. Endorsed: "A coppy of the Rentrole of the late MV Wynne of Brithdir Estate.".
"A copy of an old Valuation of Coed Coch Demesne by Grandfather, and measure by self 1761 and 1762 and Samuel". Endorsed: "A copy of Grand Father's Estimate of Coed Coch Demesne, as also a measure of Do. with the present settings".
"A Copy of Mrs. Dorothy Wynne late of Ruthin's Will", principally relating to the messuage and lands of Brithdir in the Township of Maes y Groes, parish of Kilken, co. Flint, a messuage and lands called Y Kemmey, parish of Llanveress, co. Denb., other messuages, etc., there; lands called Tythyn Rhyd y Cackwn, Nant y felin alias Nant Cackwn, Kay'r Skinner Caieu Maddock, some thereof being connected with the estate of the late Sidney Williams and the inheritances of the testatrix's niece, Dorothy Wynne, etc. Signed and sealed by the testatrix. Witnesses: John Conway, Edward Evans, Maurice Roberts, all of Ruthin. Examined by Peter Jones and Hugh Hughes, 13 February 1761. Endorsed: "An Attested Coppy of Mrs. Dorothy Wynne late of Ruthin Spinster's Will.".
A Duplicate containing notes of money charged upon the several parishes, townships, and places hereinafter mentioned in the commott of Isdylas, co. Denbigh, towards the Aid to his Majesty, etc. for the year 1718, at the rate of three shillings in the pound. English. Vellum.
A Genealogical Chart showing the descendants of David Vychan son of D. Son of Grono, viz., two daughters, the elder, Margaret, being ancestor, in turn, of Margaret, mother of Oven Tudor, father of Edmund, Earl of Richmond, father of Henry, Earl of Richmond, afterwards King of England, who married Elizabeth, eldest daughter of King Henry IV:- the younger daughter, Morvudd, wife of Evan ap Howel of Llwydarth in the Isle of Anglesea, was the ancestor of David Lloyd of Bodnod, father of Jonet married to Edward Lloyd of Pentre. At the foot, in later writing are further genealogical notes continuing the descent, signed M.W. (?). English. Vellum.
A General Livery granted to Richard ap Thomas, in succession to Richard Wynne ap David ap Rees, deceased, of lands and tenements in Bettus Abergeley and Denbigh, co. Denb., etc. Dated at Westminster. Imperfect great seal of James I (second state). Vellum. The writing is peeling away from this deed, which should be carefully copied. Latin.
"A just account of what money and goods Thomas Griffith had from Joseph Taylor and his wife, of Mould, being in the year 1690", carried on to 1698; together with a just account of what Joseph Taylor layd and paid out in shueing (?suing) of Mr. Thomas Griffith and others. Paper. English.
A legal opinion in the case of Thomas Alcock against Thomas Reece, concerning a trespass and breach of covenants for quiet possession of premises at Cuppings - lane. [?Chester]. By John Hunt. Paper. English.
A) Letter from Messrs Parry Jones and Son to P. Thomson, Coed Coch, esq., relating to a bill for the purchase and sale of Voryn Lodge and a field near Colwyn. Dated : Denbigh, 30 November 1876. b) Letter from Messrs Parry Jones and Son to P. Thomson, esq., Edinburgh, concerning financial matters. Dated : Denbigh, 22 April 1881. c) Letter from J. Parry Jones to P. Thomson, esq., Edinburgh, in which he refers to the death of his father, and requests settlement of accounts. Dated : Denbigh, 28 April 1885.
A) Letter of J. Parry Jones to J. Lloyd Wynne, esq., London, concerning the purchase deed of Glyn, exchanges of Llanferres and Llanganhafal, Plas Newydd and Rhewl Dated: Denbigh, 6 June 1867. b) Letter from the same to the same at Coed Coch, relating to the purchase of £400 in 'India Rupee enfaced Debentures.' Dated: Denbigh, 23 August 1867. c) Letter from the same to the same concerning the purchase of Glyn and payment to Mr. Brocklehurst. Contains fragment of another letter. Dated: Denbigh, 29 August 1867.
A List of John Wynne Esquire's Tenants, containing names of the Tenants and Tenements, situation in Parishes, and yearly rent. The Parishes mentioned include Abergeley; Llanyfydd; Llansaintfraid Glan Conway; Llangustennin; Denbigh; Bettus; Eglwysfach; Llanelian; Abergeley-and-Bettus; Nantglyn; Cilken; Llanfwras; Llansannan; Skeiviog or Yskeiviog; Llanganhaval; Llanynis; Llangwyfen; Nannerch, Flints.; Dremerchion; Dremerchion and Cwm; Llanrhaiadr in Kinmerch; Llanddulas.