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Arms of Hugh Edwards of Shrewsbury impaled with those of his wife Alice, daughter of Thomas Keile of Bakebere, co. Dorset, by Robert Cooke, Clarenceux King of Arms [from 1567 to 1592-3]; pedigree drawn up from the records of the College of Arms, 1831, showing the descent of Rev. Henry Morrall of Cilhendre from the Edwards family of Cilhendre, and ultimately from Cunedda Wledig and Cadwaladr, last king of Britain. Also a photocopy of the pedigree.
Volume of rentals, including of properties in St Martins, Techell, Dudleston, Cheshire, Iscoed, Bronington, Hanmer and Birmingham, Lady Day 1751-Lady Day 1781. Accounts of interest received on money at interest is included from Lady Day 1762. From the other end of the volume are disbursement accounts, May 1748-June 1774, including annual accounts headed 'Mrs Ann Edwards by ye will & deeds of her sister Mrs Frances Edwards is charg'd with ye payment of ten pounds yearly towards ye support of a charity school founded & endow'd by her s'd suster in Dudleston & for other uses therein mention'd & underneath particularized issuing out of ye rents & proffits of a tenement called Great Farm now in ye occupation of Jane Powel' (or similar), 1748-1751.
Entry of a suit at the court of man. Launton, Oxfordshire,
Estreat from the court roll of man. Launton, Oxfordshire, recording the admission of Thomas Bee to tmt's held by his father Mathew Bee, clerk, dec.
Estreat from the court roll of man. Launton, Oxfordshire, recording the delivery of seisin of a m. lately held by Anne Bostock to her heirs Anne, Martha, and Elizabeth.
Estreat from the court roll of man. Launton, Oxfordshire, recording the surrender by Isaac Jones, heir of Elizabeth Perris, of the fourth part of half a virgate of land to the use of Thomas Bee of Oxford, mercer, and of the taking of the same by Thomas Bee.
Estreat from the court roll of man. Wendlebury, Oxfordshire, recording the surrender by William Cleaver, gent., of a m. in the said man., and the taking of the same by Sarah Bee, widow, during her life and that of her son, Thomas Bee.
Estreat from the court roll of man. Whittington, recording the taking of a farm called Bokenhyll in t. Whittington, by Gyttyn ap John ap Owen. Latin.
Estreat of the controll of man. Launton, Oxfordshire, recording the surrender of lands by Richard Henne and the taking of the same by Matthew Bee of Wendlebury, clerk.
Estreat of the court roll of Launton Manor, Oxfordshire,
Estreat of the court roll of man. Launton, Oxfordshire, recording the surrender by Jane Deelie and others of a m. to the use of William Winslowe of Weston le greene, Oxfordshire.
Estreat of the court roll of man. Whitchurch relating to lands in Tylstock, and reciting the post nuptial settlement of John Llewelin son and heir of Thomas Llewelyn of Tylstock, and Jane his now wife.
1 Elis ap David;. 2 Edward ap David and Meredith ap David, brothers of the said Elis, of Duddylston in the Traean of hd Oswestry. Exchange Deed of parcels of land called y cay bighan, bryn y rrig, Cay Edward, Yr Wyrglodd veghan, two a. of land called Mays y Crifton, and another a. called Erow y wyrglodd Veghan, and another called Errow Veghan, for a close of land called Cay ir Says, an a. called ir Errow ddreng, a close called Cay Jankyn in Bryn Cornewedd, an a. at Places Mally, another a. called Erow Vally, another a. called Cay in y Carnedd, in Duddylston. Witnesses: Ralph Breton, seneschal of Oswestry; David ap Madoc ap Griffith, bailiff there; Rice ap Llewelin; Thomas Hewe; Howel ap John.
Great seal, mutilated.
Exemplification of a fine levied between John Philpot, gent., plaintiff, and John Stone, gent., deforceant, when the deforceant acknowledged man. Chelwick otherwise Chelmomwick, otherwise Chelmwick, and other lands in Shropshire to be the right of the plaintiff.
Exemplification of a fine, between John Hilton, demandant, and Nathaniel Clayton, gent., tenant, and John Bee, vouchee, of lands in Windlebury and the perpetual advowson of Windlebury.
Exemplification of a recovery of m's in Wendleburye, Oxfordshire, suffered betweeen George Maunde and John Bowell, demandants, William Maunde, tenant, and Richard Davyes, vouchee.
Original file of notes, sketches etc., mainly relating to heraldry, including a copy of Alan Gorton, 'The heraldry of Dudleston church' (1996, [15] pp.); and 'The church of St Wolfrida: a short history'; and notes relating to Henry Hastings, [earl of Shaftesbury (1621-1683)], 2003.
Loose twentieth century genealogical notes, including photocopies of relevant pages from 'History of Powys Fadog' and T. J. Morgan & al., 'Welsh surnames' (1985), and a typescript list headed 'Plas Yolyn (Plas Iolyn Documents, examined 27 April 1983' [not NLW, Plas Yolyn Estate Records and Manuscripts].