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Title deeds relating to properties in the townships and parish of Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, on the borders of Denbighshire and Montgomeryshire. In the Wynnstay rentals these properties are listed under the estates of Glantanat, Llangedwyn, Glascoed and Llansilin. Two bundles of deeds record substantial purchases by Sir William Williams of Le Forrest and the Kevenhire estate in Banhadla and Llanarmon Mynydd Mawr, Denbighshire, in 1685 and 1698. Other deeds record acquisitions by Watkin Kyffin of Glascoed and Edward Vaughan of Celynog and Llwydiarth. The files describe properties in Glanhafon, 1529-1651; Banhadla, 1530-1739; the parish of Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, 1539-1740, 1834; Tyddyn Mynyn, Bryndrynio and Glanhafon, 1565-1603; Tyddyn Nant y Blaidd, Abermarchnant, 1570-1688; Cileos, 1579-1611, 1712; Henfachau, 1583-1654; Gartheryr, 1583-1740; Ole’r Bady, etc., Nantyfyllon, 1586-1711; Trefeiliw, 1590-1612; Brithdir, 1593-1678, 1737; Tythin y Kae Pant and Y Ty yn y Garth, and Tythin y Kae yn y Mynydd in Brithdir, 1602-1682; Ty Mollu vch Badi, Cae Gallgwm, Dryll Cwtta, etc., Glanhafon, 1612-1651; Y Rhanne, Glanhafon, 1614-1651; Celynog estate, Cefn-coch, 1614-1705; Ty Mawr yn Llanhafon, Glanhafon, 1622-1668; Plas Onn, Tyddyn Thomas David, Tyddyn Plas Onn, 1622-1696; miscellaneous properties in Abermarchnant, 1623-1720; Tyddyn y Deildre, Tyddyn y Kae Banadle and Tyddyn Kae’r Velin, Abermarchnant, 1624-1703; Castellmoch, 1629-1691; Cefn-coch, 1633-1634, 1730; Prys, 1637-1705; Erw yn Kefn Dyrys, 1644-1688; Llaniwrch leases, 1658-1659; Kevenhire estate, Banhadla and Llanarmon Mynydd Mawr, 1663-1781; Le Forrest, Banhadla, 1669-1698; and Vron Vawr, Abermarchnant, 1692-1699.

Title deeds relating to properties in the parish of Llansilin, Denbighshire, including grants of crown land by Robert Earl of Leicester and purchases by Watkin Kyffin and Sir William Williams of Glascoed. The files describe miscellaneous properties in Moelfre, 1319-1818; Yr Revotty, 1396-1651; Sycharth and the manor of Cynllaith Owain, 1509-1776; miscellaneous properties in Llansilin, 1521-1857; Ty Kerrig, Y Ty Du and Y Both Baghe, 1523-1610; Y Ty yn y Pentre or Tythin y Pentre and Y Ty yn Pistill Oer, Priddbwll, 1552-1659; Hanner y Kae Gwyn, Kae Gwyn Tan y Capel, Kae Dan y Stabl, Tythin Bryn y Cenin, etc., 1571-1641; Glascoed, 1571-1777; Parke Sycharth, 1576-1681; miscellanous properties in Lloran, 1576-1739; Lledrod, 1580-1595; a capital messuage and lands in Llysdinwallon, 1594-1659; Pen y Graig, Sycharth, 1596-1684; Pentre Gwyn and Tyddyn y Kae Du, Bodlith, 1601-1676; Tyddyn y Plas, Rhiwlas, 1608-1668; a messuage and lands in Priddbwll, 1612-1655; Tythyn Pen y Bryn, Tythyn y Keven Gole and a barn in Sycharth,1613-1670; Tythin y Cigidd alias Tythin y Vron, 1615-1669; Pant y Lleene, Rhiwlas, 1639-1653; Tyddyn yn y Cae Coed, Tyddyn Dan y Derwen Deg, Bodlith, 1643-1667; Tyddyn yn ymyl y Felin, Melin y Plas, a walk mill, etc., Lledrod, 1648-1656; Howell ap Lle’n and Tir Tan yr Havodty in Priddbwll, 1651; miscellaneous properties in Rhiwlas, 1654-1724; Ty Ymryn y Llech, Llansilin, 1670-1690; Tythin y Bedlwyn, Llysdinwallon, 1672; a messuage, Kae Wrth Gefn yr Ysgubor and Y Kae Gwair, Llansilin, 1672; and leases for Maesarglwyden, 1672-1725.

Title deeds relating to properties in the parish of Llanwddyn, Montgomeryshire, namely miscellaneous properties in Rhiwargor and Llanwddyn, 1607-1720; Tythyn y Gelly Boyth and Tythyn Dol y Bont, Garthbwlch, 1658-1676; and miscellaneous properties in Garthbwlch, 1683-1712.

Title deeds for properties in the parish of Pennant Melangell, Montgomeryshire, arranged into files describing miscellaneous properties in Pennant Melangell, 1506-1766; miscellaneous properties in Garthgelynnen Fawr and Garthgelynnen Fechan, 1547-1652; Pen y Bryn, Cornorion, 1560-1710; a capital messuage, mill, Tir Meredith Gogh, etc., Garthgelynnen Fawr and Garthgelynnen Fechan, 1597-1610; miscellaneous properties in Cornorion, 1600-1655; Tyddyn y Graig Las, 1602-1729; Cwm Du, Cornorion, 1607-1690; Tythyn yr Adwy Wynt, Garthgelynnen Fechan, 1614-1634; Ty Morgan David of Pen y Pynt, Dol y Bont and Dol Ganol, Garthgelynnen Fawr, 1634-1640; miscellaneous properties in Garthgelynnen Fawr, 1635-1652; Kay’r Garreg, Kay’r Kipill, etc., Garthgelynnen Fawr, 1649-1652; and leases in Garthgelynnen Fawr and Garthgelynnen Fechan.

Title deeds recording the acquisition of the lordships or manors of Arwystli and Cyfeiliog by Sir Thomas Myddelton and subsequently the Vaughan family of Llwydiarth, the grant of the lordship of Cyfeiliog to the Pugh family of Mathafarn, and deeds of the Purcell family of Dinthill and Nantcriba relating to the manor of Talerddig. The files comprise Arwystli and Cyfeiliog, 1593-1698; Cyfeiliog (Mathafarn estate), 1664-1708; and Talerddig, 1567-1562.

Title deeds for properties in the parishes of Llandinam, 1689, 1852; Llanidloes, 1613, 1775; Llanllwchaearn, 1617; and Llanwnnog, 1613-1793.

Title deeds relating to Kaethgwynne in the township of Uwch-y-coed, 1556-1695; and to properties in Penegoes and Glynceiriog, Llanwrin, 1661.

Title deeds relating to properties in the parishes of Llanyblodwel, 1618-1668 and Melverley, 1697-1710.

Title deeds for properties in Oswestry, comprising early deeds, [post-1290]-1382; miscellaneous properties in the town and parish, 1521-1630; Maes Aberglas and miscellaneous deeds, 1648-1711; Park Uchaf, 1664-1691; Owestry lordship and parish, 1684-1790; a tithe barn, 1774; Bailey Street, 1561-1681; Beatrice Street, 1782; Church Street, 1313-1656; Church Street, 1503-[18th cent, 1st half]; Church Street, 1652-1657; Church Street, 1663-1774; Brick House, Church Street, 1770; Church Street, 1777; Cross Street, 1577-1690; Cross Street, 1655-1697; Mill Street, 1568-1569; Willow Street and miscellaneous other streets, 1657-1762. Many of the deeds record property boundaries, landmarks and the occupations of various individuals, giving a detailed view of post-mediaeval Oswestry.

Title deeds for properties in several townships within the parish of Oswestry, namely Llanforda, etc. 1420-1698; Maesbury, 1784; Morton, 1526-1552; Pentre’r-gaer, Sychdyn, Cynhinion, etc., 1572-1713; Ruyton, 1571-1667; and Sweeney, Weston Cotton, etc., 1650-1755.

Title deeds for properties in the townships of Trefonnen, Trefarclawdd, Treflach, etc., in various named streets in Oswestry, and in Sychdyn, Llansilin. Many of them are known to have belonged to the estate of Richard Edwards of Trefonnen. The files describe the lands of Richard ap Hugyn, Y Garthe, etc., 1416-1594; miscellaneous properties in Trefonnen, 1552-1634; Ty ym Hen y Lan, lands in Maes y Myver, etc., 1561-1604; the capital messuage of Trefonnen and lands in Trefarclawdd, Sweeney and Sychdyn, 1606-1618; lands in Trefonnen, Treflach, and Trefarclawdd, purchased from the Thelwall family, 1614-1654; Maes Pwll Helig, Erw yr Gwynt, etc., 1625-1642; the will of Richard Edwards, 1647; the purchase by Watkin Kyffin of the capital messuage of Trefonnen, Pentre yr Hyven, etc., 1649-1663; Trefonnen, Trefarclawdd, Bailey Street and Church Street, 1649-1744; Erw Fedw, etc, 1671-1696; Moilith Farm, 1723-1771; the purchase of two houses, 1747-1766; and Trefonnen, Trefarclawdd and Oswestry town, 1788, 1820.

Title deeds for properties in the town and parish of Shrewsbury, in Castle Foregate, Meryvans Street, Corvisers’ Row, High Street, 1564-1680; St Chad, 1564-1778; Frankwell, 1578-1727; Whitley Hall, Benthall and Allesley estates, 1583-1773; Barker Street and Knockin Street, 1597-1674; Clarimond Hill, 1602, 1762; Fish Street alias Milk Street, 1603-1792; miscellaneous properties in Shrewsbury, 1604-1791; Coleham, Sturreyes Close, Abbey Foregate, etc., 1618-1692; a shop in High Street and stable in Rowshill Lane, 1629-1761; properties of the Nicolls family in St Mary and St Chad, 1634-1745; Abbey Foregate, 1730-1744; shops adjoining the guild hall, St Chad, 1748-1755; and Wyle Cop, 1762-1767. The deeds are highly informative for street names, inhabitants and buildings which have since been altered or demolished. Some of the deeds, at least, may have derived from the Purcell estate or the Mytton estate (see Wynnstay rental RA38).

Title deeds relating to properties in Shropshire. The files describe the parishes and/or manors of Acton Scott – Colemere, 1723-1809; Condover, 1697-1742; Cound – Lydbury North, [pre-1290], 1418, 1460, 1620-1787; Meole Brace, 1592-1772; Moreton Corbett and Newport, 1719, 1763; Pontesbury and Westbury (Cruckton, Horton, Oldbury, Yockleston, etc.), 1612-1768; Pulverbatch –Selatyn, 1692-1734; Stretton in the Dale, 1728-1807; Tong – Wollerton, 1605-1824; Worthen and Trelystan, 1562-1771; Wroxeter, 1588; Yockleton and Stretton, 1636-1742; and miscellaneous Shropshire deeds, 1715-1740.

Title deeds relating to Lincolnshire, mostly in connection with the grant by Queen Henrietta Maria to Sir Richard Wynn of lands in Coggisland, Alderland, part of the dissolved Abbey of Croyland, South and North Fens in the manors of Spalding, Pinchbeck, Weston and Moulton, and Deeping Fen, comprising an original deed box, 1635-1637, and further separate deeds, 1635-1653; there is also a much later deed of covenant concerning lands in Davenport, Middle Raisen, 1814.

Bonds, recognizances in the nature of a statute merchant or statute staple, etc. separated from other documents with which they once belonged. They relate mainly to payments of debts, appearances in court, covenants in title deeds or obedience to arbitration awards. A large proportion of them concerns the Thelwall family of Plas y Ward. They are listed as "a bundle of old bonds", 1489-1669; miscellaneous bonds, 1518-1613; bonds for payment, recognizances, etc., 1520-1682; a parcel of "old bonds", 1554-1687; bonds for performance of covenants, 1614-1698; bonds of Sir Richard Wynn and Sir John Wynn of Gwydir, 1619-1638. and bonds for payments for Caernarfonshire rectories, 1624-1631.

Volumes containing original schedules of deeds compiled by the estate in 1710-1822, 1740-1789, 1770, and 1817, together with loose schedules and abstracts of deeds, [early 17th cent]-[c. 1910]. The original volumes list family settlements, wills and title deeds for estates gained though inheritance, marriage or purchase, although the order of the contents changes according to the cataloguing system adopted by the estate at the time. The total date range of deeds described in these schedules covers 1185-1910.

Records relating to employees of the main Wynnstay estate in and near Ruabon, comprising two tradesmen’s time books, 1838-1849, and 1856-1857; and papers relating to appointments of estate employees, 1863-1930.

Papers deriving from the ownership and apportionment of tithes concerning the Wynnstay and Vale of Clwyd estate, comprising lists of tithes in the Manor of Valle Crucis, Wrexham, Stansty, etc., [pre-1719]; a tithe apportionment for Llangollen, 1841; tithe apportionment for Erbistock, 1843; tithe apportionment for Erlas, Gresford, (Watermark 1849); table and list of tithe rent charge, Plas Issa and Tatham farms, Ruabon, (Watermark 1859)-1873; and particulars of tithe rent charges due to the owners of Plas Madoc, 1890.

The Maenan lordship collection comprises property in p's Eglwysfach, Llansanffraid Glan Conwy, Llangernyw, and Llysfaen (ecclesiastical parish in Llandrillo-yn-Rhos), cos Denb. & Caern. With regard to the dates in this series, R64/12 (1809) would contain a rental for the year 1809, rather than a rental collected at Lady Day 1809. This pattern has been followed throughout this collection, since some of the rents are collected at Lady Day, others at Michaelmas, while the dates of others are not given. Collectors: William Williams, 1809-1823, John Maughan, 1824-1838, and Thomas Turnor, 1839-1857.

Title deeds for properties in Much Wenlock, Shropshire, and occasionally other nearby parishes, filed as Sheynton Street, 1321, 1649-1683; Wynmore Street, 1536-1682; Barrow Street, 1570-1811; miscellaneous Much Wenlock deeds, [c. 1576]-1649, 1786, 1860; Wynnells Lane, Whitwall and Burton Lane, 1576-1622, 1826; Mason’s Mill and the Nether Mill, 1589-1598; Spittle Street, 1618-1688, 1814; Blackway Farm in Hareley and Hughly, 1619-1643, 1780; Wottonhall in Prees, 1642/3; Mary Lane and Mardol Lane, 1677-1729; leases of named properties, 1684-1811; leases of unnamed properties, 1726-1733, 1816; Cressage, Broseley and Much Wenlock, 1747-1775; exchanges relating to Much Wenlock enclosures, 1773-1836; original wrappers, [post-1809]; and the title to chief rents, 1836-1837.