Dangos 4581 canlyniad

A pedigree in roundlets, evidently copied from a roll, from Beli Mawr to Cynan ab Iago of Gwynedd, Tewdwr ab Einion of Deheubarth and Bleddyn ap Cynfyn of Powys (ff. 13-23 verso); an armorial in Welsh, of Pum Brenhinllwyth Cymru and other Welsh arms, painted, two to the page (ff. 24-80). All in the hand of Wiliam Llŷn. Above many of the arms in the armorial the name is written in pencil by a contemporary hand, not that of Wiliam Llŷn. On ff. 81 verso-86 verso are additions in the hand of Siôn Cain. Folios 1-12 verso and 87-102 are blank. The index on ff. 103-106 verso is in the hand of Robert Vaughan.

An armorial of Welsh arms, 329 coats, painted, nine to the page, some shields left blank, with text in good italic, written in 1585 (f. 9). There are additional notes by several hands of [17 cent., first ½], including Peter Ellis, each note signed (ff. 15 recto-verso, 18, 19) and Robert Vaughan (f. 29); on f. 12 verso is a note citing 'R.D. of Gwissanye' [Robert Davies II]. From f. 24 are arms, some of them painted, added by other hands of [17 cent.]. On ff. 39-42 verso is an index by the original hand covering his entries up to f. 21 (including those for the wanting ff. 1-5).

A collection of charms and spells; medical recipes; material relating to Meddygon Myddfai; and the Dream of the Man of Arwystli.
There is also a letter, 23rd November 1863, from Robert Williams including a transcript of three leaves.

Pedigrees in three hands including that of Gruffudd Hiraethog, with notes of the sources from which the information was taken.

A treaty between Henry VIII and Francis I against the Turks.

A collection of pedigrees mainly of South Wales families, mostly in the hand of Gruffudd Hiraethog, with an index by William Llŷn.

1. Andrew Boldyng de Brug';. 2. William Robert de Ludelawe and Sibill his wife. Grant of a messuage bought of William de Orleton de Ludelawe and situated in the high street of Brug' [Bridgnorth, co. Salop], a messuage bought of Hugh Canne and Cecilia daughter of Roger Pam, a piece of land lying near the said messuage bought of Robert son of Haumund le Palmer had of the gift of Seyeua, grantor's mother, and extending from the highway to the cemetery of St. Leonard, a grange lying outside the north gate of Brug' and extending from the highway to the land of Richard son of Eue, a 'held' of land in the field of Brug' lying near the way leading from Brug' towards Cantrey, five acres of land in the field of Brug' lying in the field towards le Hok', and an annual rent of 1d. issuing out of a piece of land lying near the orchard which grantor had of Seyeua his mother and which the grantor used to receive from John son of Parnell, chaplain. Witnesses: William Tinctor', bailiff, Nicholas Rondulf, Roger de La Mor', Fremund Rud de Erdynton,, Robert Crouk, John Glydde, Robert Tinctor, Walter Boldyng, William Pride. Latin. Seal.

1. Thomas son of Herbert de la Hay;. 2. Fremund son of Reginald Red de Erditone. Grant in fee-farm of land at la Hay [Hay, near Bridgnorth, co. Salop]. Rent: a rose and 6s. 6d. annually. Witnesses: Randulf de Arraz, Hugh de Dodemonestone, William de Hemptone, William de Farnhales, William de Cauntreyn de Brug', Nicholas le Palmer of the same, William Hobald de Harpesforde, William de la More, Roger de Crateford. Latin. Seal.

1. Richard Damas de Brug', chaplain;. 2. Fremund de Erdinton'. Grant of lands in the fields (in campis) of Brug' opposite Quatford [co. Salop] lying between the fee of Erdinton' and Severn. Witnesses: Richard Rondulph, Nicholas de Byryton', William Selymon, Richard de Swyneye, Alan de Eudon', William de Mora, William de Eudon'. Latin. Seal.

1. Edward de Atton, John Hyde and Henry Cottysmore, clerks;. 2. John le Chelmwyk, Richard Feld, parson of Alueley, Richard Kyngeston, Simon Bache, clerks, John Skydmore, Aylmer Lychfeld, and Walter de Whittyngeslowe, clerk. Grant of the properties specified in No 1168. Witnesses: Hugh Burnell, lord of Holgot and Weolegh, William Huggeford, knight, Hugh Mortemere, John Honald, Richard Leghton. Latin. Seals.

Letters Of Attorney of John Louell, knight, lord of Lovell Burnell and of Holand, to Thomas Peynton, chaplain, John Bikley, chaplain, and Richard Wentor of the town of Salop, to deliver seisin to William Litster of the town of Salop, merchant, Thomas Acton and John Leighton, gentlemen, of the manor or lordship of Picheford, iuxta Acton Burnell, co. Salop. Latin. Damaged seal.

1. Robert Berwam de Brugus;. 2. Walter Bagod de Brugus. Grant of a tenement in the vill of Brug' in the street called Luttlebrugge between the tenement of John Bercarius and the tenement of Adam le Scregaunt and extending from the highway to the land of the said Robert. Witnesses: Nicholas Rondulf, Robert le Paymer, reeves of brugie, Edmund le Paymer, Richard Robert, John Glidde. Latin. Seal.

1. John Harley of Salop, convisor;. 2. John Ynge of Acton Burnell. Indenture of apprenticeship. Witnesses: John Perle and William Tour, bailiffs of Salop, Thomas Skynner, John Scryben. Latin. Seal.

1. Edmund de Pichford de Bruggenorth;. 2. William de Chaloner of the same. Release of an annual rent of 2d. issuing out of the hide (illa helda) in the tenure of the said William in the field of Bruggenorth [co. Salop] called le Chirchefeld between the lands of John de Wyggemore and the lands of Peter les Mercer and John atte Yate. Witnesses: William de Pichford, Richard de Bergham, bailiffs of Bruggenorth, John Rondulph, Nicholas de Pichford, John le Palmar, William Selymon, Robert de Bergham. Latin. Seal.

Contains fairly detailed notes on Gareth Jones's journey to Russia, his lengthy conversations with the crew, mainly on Communism and capitalism, life in Russia and conversations with Russian people, mainly at Leningrad and Moscow, on religion, the economy, social life etc. Includes comments on the impact of the Holodomor on the Ukraine.