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Letters of the Salesbury family

Letters and a small number of other papers relating mainly to Roger Salesbury of Rug, other members of the Salesbury family and John Pughe [of Mathafarn], 1695-1739. They concern mainly the lawsuits in which Roger Salesbury was involved, with Edward Vaughan of Llwydiarth and with his own two nieces, Elizabeth and Margaret, daughters of Owen Salesbury, deceased, 1695-1717; and the tithes and other dues charged on the rectory of Corwen, 1706-1711.

Letters and other papers of the Salesbury family

Letters and papers mainly of the Salesbury family of Rug, 1704-1739. The letters to Roger Salesbury from Walter Wells in London, David Lloyd of St Asaph, Timothy Gregory of St Asaph, and to John Eyton of Plase Isa from William Wynn, all concern the tenths, lactuals, annuals, etc. charged on the rectory of Corwen, and the tithe wool, 1706-1711. There are accompanying receipts for payment of the said dues, 1704-1716. The letter by David Lloyd mentions ‘Your Heraldry Booke is safe at Gresford’, 1706. The file also contains a general release from Morris Vaughan, Canon of Windsor, brother of Jane Vaughan, wife of Roger Salesbury of Rug, both deceased, to Lumley Salesbury, 1722; and a letter from Mrs Cornwallis to John Pughe on birth of his son, 1739.

Copy wills and codicils under executorship of Walter Pryse

Volume containing annotated copies of wills and codicils of persons for whom Walter Pryse was executor or trustee: Thomas Earl of Thanet, 1721-1729, Edward Harrison of St James, Westminster, 1735-1738, Henry Collet of the bank of England, 1732-1736, Vincent Edward of St Dunstans in the West, Middlesex, and Hurst, Berkshire, 1732, George Lewis Langton of Lincolns Inn, 1737-1739, John Morse of London, goldsmith, 1736-1739, and Charles Earl of Orrery, 1728-1731, and abstracts of deeds relating to a settlement made by the latter on Margaret Swordfeager, 1728-1730.
Indexed at front.

Mr Langton’s travelling pocket book or journal

Travelling pocket book or journal of George Lewis Langton [heir to Llan-gors and Abernantbychan], recording a tour through France and Italy, describing travelling conditions, scenery and antiquities, 1737-1738, sent back from Rome with other things after his death, 1739..

Sir William Williams account book.

A full account of the disbursements made by Sir William Williams of Llanforda, for goods received, and for services rendered him, 25 March 1734-24 March 1738/9.

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