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1. John ap Lewis of Rywlas, lp of Chirk, co. Denb., yeoman. 2. John ap Edward ap Thomas, otherwise John Wyn, of Vivott in the lp of Chirk, co. Denb., gent. Defeasance of a grant of a m. called yr havotty and parcels of land called kae hova vcha and y kae newydd in the t. of Vivott aforesaid. Latin.

1. John Jones of London, gent. 2. Thomas Edwards of London and Gruffith Williams of Nerquis, co. Flint, gent's. Defeasance of a grant of March 1 1637/8, made by the said John Jones and Thomas Morgan of Rhiwperre, co. Glam., of a m. and parcels of land called koetgae yr devutvr, gwern gari, and koetgae yr wern in Trefraith, co. Flint.

1. Rice Jones of London, esq. 2. John Bythell of Skivyocke, co. Flint, gent. Defeasance of a statute dated Jan. 27 1597/8 for the payment of £50.

1. Lleuku daughter of Ieuan ap Kenrick, proprietor in the t. of Brynpolin in the lp of the bishop of St Asaph. 2. Deikus ap Madoc ap Iorwerth Goch. Demise for 4 years, by the name of 'Tirprit' (tir pryd), of two a. of land in the t. of Brynpolin lying in length from Nant Kae y Prevthyn as far as the land of the bishop of St Asaph and in breadth between the land of Griffith ap Madoc ap Ieuan ap Ririt and the brother of the said Griffith on one part and a place called Kae Coch on the other. Witnesses: M'd ap Eignon ap Iorwerth, Madoc ap Ieuan ap Ririt, Griffith llwyt ap David ap Griffith, Deikus ap David ap Bledyn, Deikus ap Karwet. Dated at Llanelwy. Latin.

1. John Foulkes of Eriviatt, co. Denb., esq., eldest son and heir of John Foulkes the elder, late of Eriviatt, esq., dec. 2. Catherine Foulkes of Eriviatt, widow, mother of the said John Foulkes [the younger]. Demise for 500 years (to secure the payment of a sum of £900 bequeathed by the will of John Foulkes the elder to his younger children Robert Foulkes, Elizabeth Foulkes, Frances Foulkes, Margaret Foulkes, Katherine Foulkes, and Mary Foulkes) of Rhydonnen and a mill called Cymmo Mill in Evenechtid, Coedrwg in Coedrwg, and Aberddu and Gloddfa, p. Llantysilio. Draft.

1. Thomas ap Grono ap Ieuan ap Eignon and Foulk ap Thomas ap Grono. 2. Gruffith ap Grono ap Ieuan ap Eignon. Demise in fee-farm for 60 years of two tmt's called tythyn y bryn karregocke and tythyn in glan cayran in the t. of Eryvead, hd of Issalet, co. Denb. Latin. Two copies.

1. The monks, abbot, and convent of the monastery of St Mary of Valle Crucis. 2. John ap Thomas. Demise in fee-farm for 99 years of a spot (placea) of ground in the t. of Llangollen vawr lying between the tmt of Ieuan ap Ieuan Of and the tmt of Guttvn ap Howell ap Tudur. Dated at Llynegg. Latin.

1. Thomas ap Grono ap Ieuan ap Engnion. 2. Rys ap Ieuan ap Llywelyn ap Madoc. Demise in fee-farm of a parcel of land in the t. of Nancklyn Sanctorum, cmt. of Issalet, lp of Denbeigh.

1. William ap Meredydd ap David ap Eignion, gent., and John Wyn ap William, esq. 2. Tuder ap Robert, esq. Demise in fee-farm of a parcel of land in the town of Barroc, hd of Isaled, co. Denb. Other names mentioned: t. of Rididian. Latin.

1. William ap Meredyth ap David ap Engion. 2. Robert Wyn ap Thomas Vaughan Salesbury. Demise in fee-farm of a water and grain mill called Melyn y ddole wen, the millpond, lands between the new and the old watercourse, etc. in the t. of Petruall, a parcel of land called dryll yr odyn in the t. of Prysllygot, and lands called y gro and a parcel called tythyn y llyllty enclosed with one hedge in the t. of Pentrewerne in the lp of the Bishop, Dean, and Chapter of St Asaph, and all situate in the hd of Issalet, co. Denb. Other name mentioned: river (aqua) of Cledwyn. Latin.

1. John ap Edward ap Thomas, otherwise John Wynn of …. of Vivot in the lp of Chirck, co. Denb., gent. 2. John ap Ieuan …. Demise in fee-farm of three parcels of land called Erw y Bwa, yr Erw ddv vcha, and …. In the said t. of Tre r Bache in the lp of Chirck, co. Denb. Latin. Mutilated and used as a cover for No. 87.

Drafts, largely by Thomas Hayman and John Cross, being instructions for the preparation of conveyances, records of sale biddings, extracts from rentals, memoranda of deeds, etc. relating to the Foulkes and Clough estates and to specified properties in Rhisgog, Llantysilio, Denbigh, and Henllan, co. Denb., and Syllatin, Shropshire.

Estate records, 1429-1834, and legal papers,1733-1779, of the Eriviat estate in the parishes of Henllan, Denbigh, St. Asaph, etc., and the Rhydonen estate in Llantysilio, Denbighshire, together with some deeds and legal papers of the Clough family of Plas Clough and the Salesbury family of Bryn y Barcut, both Denbighshire.

Estreat from the court roll of the cmt. of Doguylyn, co. Denb., recording the surrender by Richard ap John ap Harry of four parcels of land called y kaye bechan, y kaye mawr, y kaye newydd, and kaye Jankyn in the t. of Hirwyn to the use of Ithell ap Edward ap William. Other name mentioned: koed y gored. Latin.

Exemplification of the bill of complaint specified in No. 183 and of the answer, replications, and the assessment of damages by a jury of assise for Shropshire. Latin.

Exemplification of the final concord in a fine of 24 m's, 200 a. of land, and a rent of 3s.8 in Llangollen Vawr, Vyvod, Ryscogg, Kelmedio, Kymo, Chwethrnney, Bachey, and Llandegla, co. Denb., suffered between John Myddelton, gent., and Roberte ap Roberte ap Gruffith, plaintiffs, and William ap Ieuan Gruffith, gent., deforciants. Latin.

Exemplification of the final concord in a fine of 58 a. of land in Talabidwall and Brineglwys, co. Denb., levied between Edward ap Roger and Robert Gruffith, complainants, and Ellis ap William, Catherine, his wife, and Thomas ap Ellice and Jane, his wife, deforciants.

Exemplification of the final concord in a fine of a m. and 113 a. of land in Escorebrill, co. Denb., levied between Hugh David Jeffrey, gent., plaintiff, and Evan Lloyd Jeffrey, gent., Margaret, his wife, and John Owen, deforciants. Latin.

Exemplification of the final concord in a fine of a m. and lands in Coedrock, Talybidwall, Bryneglwys, and Chythrynye, co. Denb., levied between Thomas ap Hoell ap David, plaintiff, and David Powell, clerk, and Elizabeth, his wife, deforciants. Latin. Mutilated.