A Chirk Castle Estate rental, 1647-1648, kept by Watkin Kyffin, Glascoed, Llansilin, recording rents received by Sir Thomas Myddelton, kt (1586-1667) from properties in Denbighshire, Meirioneth, Montgomeryshire and Shropshire.
Rent roll of lands belonging to Mary Myddelton
A true & p[er]fect Rentroll of dame Mary Myddelton her Joynture & lands bought by her for Mr. Rob[er]t & Richard Myddelton for the yeares 1671 & 1672. Mary Myddelton, née Napier (1598-1675), was the second wife of Sir Thomas Myddelton, second knight (1586-1667).
A Chirk Castle account book, 1657-1661, showing receipts of rent and disbursements, including servants' wages and expenses in connection with Black Park, Keven y werne and the iron furnace.
List of Denbighshire freeholders
A list of freeholders in Denbighshire and how they were assessed for the years 1739-1740, together with an index of persons compiled by William Martial Myddelton (1852-1929).
Chirk Castle farm and stable accounts
Chirk Castle farm and stable accounts, 1687-1743, including particulars of horses bought and sold, wheat, oats and other crops bought, sold or threshed, sheep sheared, etc.
An account book of Chirk Castle disbursements and receipts, 1720-1728, kept by John Parry for Robert Myddelton (1678-1733).
A rent roll for the lordship of Chirk, 1684-1686.
Chirk Castle accounts, including receipts for Sir Thomas Myddelton, bart (1651-1683), 1682-1683, and for Sir Richard Myddelton (1655-1716), 1683-1686, by Thomas Prichard; a disbursement for Sir Richard Myddelton, bart, 1685-1686, by John Williams; receipts in the collection of John Davies, 1704-1706; miscellaneous accounts, 1739-1741.
A pocket book used originally, 1669-1675, by Richard Myddelton (afterwards 3rd bart) (1655-1716) to record accounts relating to lead works at Ysceifiog, Penrhyn-du, Maesafon and Penypwll, and later, 1694-1716, used by Robert Myddelton (1678-1733) of Chirk Castle to record miscellaneous financial and other memoranda; also a note on the manor of Langhorne, Cheshire by Sir William Myddelton, 4th bart (1694-1718).
Accounts between Hoare's Bank and Chirk Castle
An account book, 3 March 1737/8-1739, showing financial transactions between Hoare's Bank (Benjamin and Henry Hoare & Partners), London and possibly John Myddelton of Chirk Castle (1685-1747), M.P. for the Denbigh Boroughs, 1733-1741.
An account book of coal workings on the Chirk Castle estate, 1872-1879; indexes to a Chirk Castle rental kept by Peter Davies for 1686-1694, to accounts of Chirk Castle disbursements kept by John Parry, 1720-1728, and to extracts from Wrexham parish registers for the 17th and 18th centuries.
A Chirk Castle household account book, 1786-1789, of Richard Myddelton, begun 29 September 1786.
A Chirk Castle estate account book containing particulars of moneys paid (including wages to estate servants, etc.) and moneys lent, 1739-1743, with miscellaneous farm and estate accounts.
A weekly account of work carried out by carpenters, wheelwrights, labourers, etc. at Chirk Castle estate from 12 January 1750 to 1 January 1754, being an account of wages paid to workers.
Arrears for rent due ending Michaelmas 1686 and a rent roll relating to the collection of Peter Davies for the years 1687 to 1688 and on to 1694.
Rent arrears and rent due at Michaelmas 1686, and until 1699, from tenants within the collection of Thomas Edwards.
Accounts of Chirk Castle Estate rents received by Sir Thomas Myddelton, 2nd bart (1651-1683), 1680-1683, together with accounts of rents received after his death, 1683-1686, and accounts, by Thomas Cupper, of receipts of rent and other money for the use of Sir Richard Myddelton, 3rd bart (1655-1716), 1704-1717.
Account of rent and disbursements
An account book, 1676-1701, kept by Peter Davies, showing receipts of rent and disbursements of Richard Myddelton, merchant, London (1631-1700). Richard Myddelton's son Robert (1678-1733) succeeded to the Chirk estate on the death of Sir William Myddelton, 4th baronet, 5 January 1717/8.
Rent receipts and disbursements
Accounts of Chirk Castle rent receipts and estate and household disbursements, 1694-1704.
One of two volumes containing accounts of rent and other moneys received, 1705-1716, by Thomas Cupper for Sir Richard Myddelton, 3rd baronet (1655-1716).