Showing 553 results

1 Josiah Morrall of Holywell, co. Flint, surgeon, son and heir of Edward Morrall late of Keelhendry, Shropshire, gent., dec.;. 2 Peter Ellames of Chester, druggist. Mortgage of lands in Dudleston.

1 William Challnor of Plas Yollin, Shropshire, esq.;. 2 The Rt Hon. Lloyd, Lord Kenyon, Baron of Gredington, co. Flint, Lord Chief Justice of England, and one of HM Most Honourable Privy Council. Mortgage of lands in Dudleston for securing £1,500 and interest. Counterpart.

1 John Wyn ap David ap Maddock of Dudleston, Shropshire, gent., and Thomas ap John Wyn, his son and heir apparent;. 2 Bartholemew Janyns of Dudleston, yeoman. Mortgage of lands called Mays y gwirgloddie; Gwirglodd gron and Tyer Turnor Ucha in Dudleston near Tyer Turnor issa, Gwirglodd y copy and Bryn Merick, and Mays y Gwirglodd newedd.

1 Carewit ap Blethin;. 2 Einon ap Tuder. Mortgage of lands (2 a.) in t. Issecoid lying between the lands of Madog ap Grono, Blethin ap Carewit, and Eynon ap Grono. Witnesses: Eynon ap Gronou ap Morgant; Eynon ap Eynon ap Madog; David ap Wyon ap Eden; Gronou ap Tuder; Madog ap Carewit.

1 Edward ap David ap John ap Edward of Suygheton, Shropshire, husbandman;. 2 Hugh Edwards of London, mercer. Mortgage of Kay Newidd, Kay Kozyn gwyd, Kay bychan, Kay Kozyn Koyed; y werglod veghan, y radd vig, Kay Elkyn, Erow hayed, gwer gloydd goze, and Kay du. (Not executed.).

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 Henry Bee, citizen and merchant taylor of London, and Elizabeth his wife (lately Elizabeth Etheridge, daughter of Robert Ethridge of St Mary le Bone, Middlesex, gent.);. 2 Joshua Taylour of St Martins in the fields, London, scrivener. Mortgage of a piece of land in St James, Westminster, Middlesex.

1 Houwel ap Madoc Vachan;. 2 Houwel de Eton. Mortgage of a piece of land called Caymarl near the land of Gruffud ap Madog ap Dd, the lands of Howel de Eton called Tereduon, and land of Howel ap Madoc Vachan called Cayrege, and near a place called Llesg Gwalchmay. Witnesses: John son of Roger, seneschall[;] William de Overtonmadoc; Nicholas de Plumton, bailiff; Holmar de Hanpton; Nicholas Beadin; John son of Thomas.

1 Edward Morrall of Dudleston, Shropshire, gent., son and heir of John Morrall late of the same place, dec.;. 2 Thomas Stoakes of Wiggington, Shropshire, yeoman. Mortgage of a piece of ground called Kae Coppy in Dudleston aforesaid.

1 Edward Price of Bewmares, Anglesey, apothecary;. 2 Henry Marsh, corviser, John Vaughan, gent., and John Jennings, gent., all of Dudleston, Shropshire. Mortgage of a m. in Dudleston, a croft called Y Berllan, and several closes of land called Y Weyrglodd, Kay gwenith, Tir yr efel fawr, and Tir yr efel fechan.

1 Roger Jennings of Soddylt, Shropshire, gent.;. 2 Edward Brown of Weston Cotton, Shropshire, gent. Mortgage of a m. called Parbots Tenement and other lands in Dudleston, Shropshire.

1 Iorwerth ap David ap Ken' de Funhondth;. 2 Madog ap David Meol and Gwenlleant daughter of Ieuan ap Ithel, his wife. Mortgage of a m. and lands in t. Funhaundith lying between the lands of Md' ap Meiler of the one part and the great fosse on the other side, near Koydkay Ieuan ap David rossye; and 81/2 a. of part of Koydkay, and 3 a., one near Pen Wainirth, one called Erou Morithik, and the other called Enherec arir brin maur; and property in Erou Pulth lethe Ithel, in Talar Vrech or russaur, and cronvaur, and Trilth dreynyck, for 4 pounds of silver. Witnesses: David Holbaych, seneschall of Wyth'nton; David ap Eynon ap Ithel, bailiff; Atha coch; Ieuan ap David ap Ithel; David Vechan ap David ap Gruffud.

Probate records and related papers, including office copy probate of the will (1839) of Charles Morrall of Plas Yolyn, esq., 1839; special administrations of the rest of the goods of William Morrall of Neston, co. Ches., esq., dec., 1840 and 1873; drafts, copies and probates of wills, including limited probate of the will (dated 1854) of Margaret Morrall, widow, 1856; probate of the will (1850) and codicil (1858) of Edward Morrall of Plas Yolyn, esq., 1859; administration of Margaret Morrall, widow, dec., 1856; probate of the will (1871) of Robert Morrall of Plas Warren, co. Shrop., esq., 1872; will (1851) of Cyrus Morrall of Beaumaris, co. Ang., esq. (d. 6 April 1855), and letters of administration de bonis non, 1872; probate of the will (1875) and codicil (1881) of Rev. Cyrus Morrall, 1882; release of Rev. John Peake and others from the trusteeship of Margaret Morrall's will, 1883, and enclosed papers, 1882-1887; probate of the will (1882) and codicil (1883) of Rev. John Morrall of Whitchurch, 1886; will (1899) of Cyrus Morrall of Plas Yolyn, esq., [n.d.]; appointment of Alan Leonard Stapleton Greenwell of Matlock, co. Derby, esq., as trustee of the will of Cyrus Morrall, dec., 1920; will (1935) and codicil (1950) of Anne Kinloch Morrall of Plas Yolyn, widow, 1952.

Holograph letters and miscellaneous papers of the family of Morrall of Cilhendre, etc. The writers include John Morrall to 'Dear Subtle', 1681 (personal, references to coz. Bowker and Wm. Rider), to 'Neddy', 1686 (Mr. Edisbury at Erthigge), to cousin Basnett, 1687 (bill in Chancery), and from Mould to Edward Morrall, Dudlyston, 1688 (a request for diet drink, etc.); Rich[ard] Murhall, Whitchurch, to Edward Morrall, 1703/4 (the payment of a bill); Tho[mas] Morral, C[astle] Br[omwich], to Frances Edwards, 1718 (money matters, an eye mixture, personal); and Tho[ma]s Knight, Whitchurch, to William Challnor, 1748 (a bond). The miscellaneous papers include receipts to John Murrell of Kil-Henery, 1678-1685, Edward Murrell, 1689, and Edward Morrall, 1832; a note of the debt due from Frances Morrall to Mrs. Morrall, widow, 1746; and a late seventeenth century note of the value of the Plas Yollin estate.

Original file of photocopies of deeds and documents (1637-1782), with notes and transcripts.

Photocopies and [occasionally unreliable] transcripts of PCC wills (1691-1829) and other deeds and documents (1688-1869) relating to the Morrall family of Dudleston, and draft family trees.

Original folder of family history notes, including a typescript transcript of the complaint of Richard Price, one of the clerks of John Morrall of Dudleston, dec., employed as his clerk in 'this' [unnamed] court, c.1690; and extensive typescript extracts (62 pp.) from a manuscript volume of parish register entries (27 parishes) and other references to Morrall, compiled by Michael Thomas Morrall, copied by John Alphonsus Morrall (1904), and then (2002) held by Warwickshire County Record Office (probably their ref. Z0428/1(SM)).

Accounts of the family of Morrall of Cilhendre, etc., including an inventory of the goods and chattels of Allice Morehull of Blakemeare parke, parish of Whitchurch, Salop, 11 September, 1638; a bill for legal service from Cha. Walsoll to Mr. Edward Murall of Dudleston [1724]; an account of the disbursements of Edward Morrall for the use of Madam Frances Edwards, 1729-1730; a statement of account from William Turton to Mr. Challnor for professional duties in connection with a recovery of two fields, 1762-1763; and a list of Mr. [Josiah] Morrall's debts [c. 1747].

Half-yearly rentals, Christmas 1810-Christmas 1813 and Lady Day 1813-Lady Day 1824. The location of the properties is not given. Front flyleaf inscribed, that the volume was exhibited in a cause in Chancery of Jones v. Morrall, 1848.

An estate map-book intitled "Several messuages & lands within the manor or lordship of Trayan in the several townships of Dudleston parish of Ellesmere, Ifton Rhyn Weston Rhyn & Bronygarth in the parish of Saint Martin's in the county of Salop, the property of Edward Morrall esq're, copied from a survey made in 1820, by O. D. Owen in 1823".