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Holograph letters addressed mainly to Morgan Llwyd. The correspondents include Esther Jones, Dol[ ], 1655 (2) (Coll. Jones's letter to Ellis Hughes, spiritual experiences); E. Herbert to his dear sister [?the wife of Morgan Llwyd], 1658/9 (the recipient's health); Hugh Prichard, Wrexham, etc., 1651-1654 (7) (the reason why Mr. Cradocke and Mr. Powell went out of town, references to Mr. Rice Vaughan, Capt. Strange, Jo[h]n Lilburne, M[ajor] G[eneral] Lambert, and Col. Barrow, the recipient's visits to Merioneth and Carnarvon shires, feelings against M[ajor] G[eneral] H[arrison], union and peace in the church at Wrexham, etc.); Phill[ip] Rogers, Beaumaris, etc., 1653/4-1654/5 (3) (impressions of 'this darke Countrey', books sent to the recipient, the death of Mrs. Courtney, W. Erbery's publication of 'some papers'); Peter Sterry, Whitehall, 1651-1656 and undated (5) (opinions on free will, the godhead of Christ, the writings of Beaumont, etc.); Hugh Courtney, 1649 (Mr. Cradocke's congregation, the Moderate Petition, news of Inchequin's forces in Ireland, etc.); John Trevor, Symon Thelwall, Stephen Marshall, Joseph Caryll, John Glynn, and Henry Herbert to [Sir Thomas Myddelton] [not before 1645] (Mr. Ambrose Mostyn and Mr. Morgan Floyd to be sent to the recipient to help reduce that country to due obedience) ('true copy'); H. J. [from London], 1656 (Mr. Jo. Goodwin's answer); Robert Hughes, Westminster, 1658/9 (Parliamentary business, the illness of two successive speakers, Major-General Overton sent ... to Jersey) (mutilated); Va[vasor] Powell, 1657-1659 (2) (comments on the recipient's beliefs and on their personal relationships); ?Phil. Eyton, London, 1656 (the election of an arbitrator, the war with the Spaniards, the Act for Registers); Samuel Hughes, Swansea, 1656 (personal, references to Mr. Ambrasse Mosten, John Robert, Edward Cynricke, etc.); Will. Rider and Wal. Thimelton, Hollborne, etc., 1652/3-1653/4 (3) (Mr. Erbury's publications and his trial by the Committee for plundered m[inisters], references to Strange and Spencer, etc., and to books); and W. T. Chapellizzard, 1653 (landing in Ireland, a report that the recipient has given over all meetings, etc.). Also included in the volume are a despatch, 1648, giving an account of the engagement (endorsed 'fight') at Maidstone; an order, [c. 1649], by the common knaves of England for the destruction of all gallows or gibbets, and the burning of all halters, ropes, etc., in the county of Montgomery, illustrated with rough sketches of gallows prepared for Powel, Mosten, Capt. Wil'n, the knight of the shire, E[dward] V[aughan], the committees, sequestrators, and all rebels, signed 'Amicus sculpit' [sic]; queries, undated, by James Parke 'To all the professors in Wrexham that deny the light of christ to bee in every man ...'; and an epistle signed by H. Jessey, Will Crees, and Tho. Teobald, in the name of the Church at Colman Street, London, to Mr. Morgan Lloyd, Minister of the Gospel at Wrexham, 1656. Bound at the beginning of the volume is a fragment of 'A perfect account of all the Horses that I receaved the sixth of May 1651', being an imperfect list which appears to have been used as a wrapper for a bundle of Morgan Llwyd's letters and which is endorsed: 'Bundle of letters to Mr. Morgan Lloyd of which perhaps some profitable use may be made if I should have leisure to peruse ym. so as to make some sober remarks & reflections uppon them, if not burn them. May 29th 1706'.

Papers of Colonel John Jones relating to Ireland:- a breviate of the invoice of the provision shipped in the 'Jonas' of London (Captain Richard Willsheere, commander) and assigned to the Hon. Sir Charles Coote, kt., Lord President of Connaught, 15 February, 1649/50, and an account of the delivery of the same by Peregrine Greene to Wm. Oxford at Youghall, 20 April, 1650 (countersigned by Wm. Dobbins, commissioner, 19 August, 1650); two invoices of ammunition put on board the ship 'Peregine' by William Dobbins, commissary of ammuniation, for the armies in Ireland, 14-22 April, 1650; an invoice of medicaments provided by Thomas Saxton, apothecary, by directions from Doctor Waideson for the use of the garrison of Kilkenney, 6 August, 1650 (countersigned by Rob. Waideson, and by Wm. Dobbins, 14 August, 1650); and a transcript of a letter from Edm. Ludlowe, Dublin, to Sir Rich. Blake, 19 March, 1651/2 (the application from the Earl of Clanricard for the settlement of this nation).

Holograph letters, etc. of the family of Edwards of Cilhendre. The writers include Jo. Leche, Carden, to cousin Thomas Edwards [the elder], Starchamber office in Greas Inne, 1631/2 (the apprenticeship of children, a hearing in Easter term, a debt, personal); [ ] to [ ] [1692] (aunt's legacy to the chapel, a promise of the Anatomy Professor's place, Granvel's trial) (fragment); John Bridgeman to his son (addressed to Mrs. Anne Edwards at John Bridgeman's at Blodwell), 1697 (free leave to travel the world) (mutilated); Tho. Harry, Glascoed, to Anne Edwards [the elder], Keelhendre, 1698/9 (the attornment of tenants); F[rances] E[dwards], Castle Bromwich, etc., to her mother Anne Edwards [the elder], Killhendre, and others, 1701-1716 and undated (6) (personal); Tho. Morrall, Sheldon, to Anne Edwards, junior, Keilheindrey, 1706/7 (personal); Robert Totty, Holywell, to Mr. Challnor, Keelhendre, 1752 (probate of the will of Anne Edwards the younger); F[rances] E[dwards], Blod[well], to her mother, 1756? (a visit to Llangedwine) (together with a note by Sinah Mathews) (mutilated); U[rsula] B[ridgeman] to Anne Edwards [the elder], undated (the recipient's health, sermons by Mr. Morrall); and Thomas Edwardes [the younger] to his father Thom[as] Ed[war]ds [the elder], 'Kilhendrum', undated (personal). Also bound in the volume is a rent roll of Keelhendrey in the time of Frances Edwards and Ann Edwards [early eighteenth century].

Two inventories of furniture and linen at Keel-Hendrey, 1719.

An account of travels in France by Thomas Hanmer [of Fenns Hall], c. 1728, together with some draft and holograph letters, miscellaneous notes, etc., 1725/6-1731 and undated. The correspondents include M. Bernége, Turin, Jean Escher, Zurich, T[homas] Stephens, C[orpus] C[hristi] C[ollege], C[ambridge], and A. Bosatty, Bologna.

Notes 'taken in short hand of the Earle of Shaft[e]sbury['s] Speech in the house of Lord[s] upon the Debate of appointing a day for the heareing of Doctor Sherlies Cause', 20 October, 1675.

Accounts, 1655-1660, entitled 'A noth of all such monis as I have disburss since the third of november 1655'. The identity of the writer is not known. Several entries relate to Whitchurch, Hanmer, and Bettisfield.

An incomplete volume containing extracts from the Scriptures and from early Christian writers, and notes on theological and religious subjects. Also included in the volume (ff. 253-254) are accounts of disbursements on behalf of Mr. Trevor, 1718.

A volume of exercises in verse.

1 Robert dil beet of Bassalle;. 2 Adam de Bosco. Grant of all his goods, movable and immovable in t. Bassalle. Witnesses: Mathew de Veebeton; Richard de Sonbache; Thomas de Woloc, Alan de bosheton; Robert the clerk.

1 Llewelin ap Ieuaf ap Phelipp;. 2 Madoc ap Owen ap --. Mortgage of lands in t. Tiberton near the lands of Blethin ap Madoc ap Meiler, Wyon ap Kehelyn, the sons of Iorwerth Voil, Gronow ap Owen, for 9 years, with equity of redemption then by repayment of 28s.4. Witnesses: Griffith ap Iorwerth Voil; Morgant ap Iorwerth Voil; Blethin Vechan; Madoc ap Carewit; Ken' Vechan ap Ken' ap Owen.

1 John de Burton, sheriff of Shropshire;. 2 Mathew de Fouleshurst. Receipt for £6.3.4 of the fee farm formerly held by Robert Le Say.

1 Gruffud ap Ior' ap Lewelyn;. 2 Houa Goch son of Eynon vab Ior'. Demise for four years of an a. called Acr Ithel ap Ieuan in Riwuabon, between the lands of David Loyt ap Madoc, Gruffud ap Ior' ap Lewelyn, and Coetcae Ithel ap Ieuan. Witnesss: David y Reek, Madoc ap Ior' Coch ap Ior' ap Eynon, Lewelyn ap Gruffyd ap Ior' ap Eynon, Howel ap Gruff' ap Ior' Vychan, Madoc ap Ieuaf Coch ap Ll', Gruffud ap Ll' ap Madok Voyl. Latin.

1 David son of John the clerk. 2 Howel son of Robert de Overton. Grant of lands at Overton in the fields called Gesse Cotkey, near the lands of Hova Mantagh and Hova ap David. Witnesses: Hugo de Wilaston seneschall of Maelors'; William de Midelton, bailiff of Overton; Robert de Pyuelesdon; Richard de Nesse; Oliver de Haukeston; Nicholas son of Hugh Bordon.

1 Matilda Say formerly wife of William Clerc of Neuport in her pure widowhood;. 2 Robert Say, Lord of Merton. Grant of a tmt and lands in Aldeley formerly the possession of Thomas Say brother of the grantor. Witnesses: Peter de Eyton; Thomas de Stancho; William de Coton; William de Barton junior; Thomas Jurdan.

1 Madog ap Iorwerth Bledyn;. 2 Iorwerth ap Gwion ap Madog and Madog ap Iorwerth ap Einion. Mortgage of a piece of land in t. Isycoet near the way to Hanmer and the White ch., and near the lands of Meredith ap Llewelin Duy, for three years with equity of redemption by payment, at the end of the term of 20s. of silver. Witnesses: Jankyn of Hanmer; David ap Yolo; Iorwerth ap Madog ap Llewelin.

1 Ken' ap Phillip;. 2 Ieuan de Hannemer. Grant of a piece of land in Tybroghton near Whitchurch and the lands of the said Ieuan de Hannemer, and Iollyn ap Madog. Witnesses: Gruffuth de Hannemer; Iorwerth ap Madog ap Llewelin ap Ieuan; Blethin ap Iorwerth ap Gwillim.

1 Dominus Robert ap Griffri and Dominus Mathew ap Gronow ap Egnion, chaplains;. 2 David ap Gronow ap Iorwerth and Angharad daughter of Griffith, his wife. Grant of land in t's Bourton, Treffalun, Borassam, Wrixham, Gresford, Gwerssyllt, and Brymbo, lp Bromffeld, which the grantors had by feoffment of the said David, as a settlement on the said David and Angharad and their heirs. Witnesses: Dominus John Wyk, rector of Gressford; Madoc ap Meredith, Ieuan ap Hoell P'hull', Gruff Vachan ap Madoc ap Ior Vachan, David ap Madoc ap David Goch and others.

1 Richard son of Eignion ap Eignion Vechan. 2 William son of Iorwerth ap Eignon Vychan. Grant of lands in t. Isicoet, lp Maelor S', co. Flynt. Witnesses: John de Hanmer, Seneschall of Maelor S'; Gruffud Hanmer junior; David ap Ieuan Hanmer; Llewelin ap Madog ap Llewelin ap Ieuaf; Jankyn ap Madog ap Ieuaf ap Iorwerth.

1 Tudor ap Ieuan ap Eden';. 2 Howell ap Ieuan ap Eden'. Grant of lands in the towns of Gwern Ospunt and Hendregegynan. Witnesses: Edward ap David, Seneschall; Gruffuth ap Atha; David Gouch, ringild of Isclaud; Ieuan ap Atha of Ierwerth, David ap Ieuan ap Atha, Madoc Llaudden, John ap Edward ap David.