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The series consists of a deed relating to property in Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd and Llan-rhudd.

The file comprises a charge by Maurice Jones of Dole, co. Mer., of £1200 on Kefn Coch and fields (named), being part of £3000 left to him in trust by the will of his father, Hugh Jones.

The file comprises a grant, 1575, by Ellis ap Thomas Vaughan of Llys Waen to Robert ap Thomas ap Howell ap Robyn, of Y Garth Lloyd and other lands in the townships of Tybrith and Mathebrwd, amongst the lands of Thomas ap Howell ap Robyn, which Ellis's father, Thomas Vaughan ap Robert had recovered against David Pryce, alias David Lloyd ap Robert ap Rees. The property may have been part of the lands mentioned in the marriage settlement of a later Robert ap Thomas of Mathebrwd, 1654, or it may have belonged to Llwyn Gronw; the connection is not clear.

The file comprises deeds for Llwyn Gronw estate in the township of Mathebrwd, 1693-1700, which was purchased by Hugh Roberts from the mortgagee of Robert Thomas in 1700, subject to life estates in one of the properties, Rhydlydan, to R.T. and Mary his wife, their daughter, Margaret Roberts, Hugh Roberts and his son, Thomas Hughes. [In his will, proved 1715, Hugh Roberts devised Llwyn Gronw to his son, Thomas Hughes, then to T.H. 's eldest son, Robert Hughes. The premises were in turn inherited by Robert's younger brother, John Hughes, who devised all his lands to his daughter, Jane, by his will, proved 1760].

The series comprises deeds for premises in the parish of Llanrhaeadr-yng-nghinmeirch, 1636-1671, 1814-1815.

The file comprises an administration with will annexed of William Middelton of Clicedig, dated 9 Oct. 1661; bequests include 5s towards repair of Llanrhaeadr church, money to his son, John, due to the testator from John Salusbury the younger of Bachegraig, and other bequests to relations.

The series comprises deeds for properties in the parish of Mold, 1752, 1756, 1785.

The file comprises a deed of exchange for parcels of land, including Cae Hen Du and Cae Bryn y Wal, by William Davies Shipley and Barbara Yonge with John Wynne Griffith, 1806.

The file comprises a duplicate conveyance, 1891, by W.D.W. Griffith to trustees of the will of Robert Hughes of Rhyl, of land in Cae Pen y Maes in the township of Trelewelyn near Rhyl, intended by R.H. to be used as a public footpath, with a drainage ditch alongside, shown on an integral map.

The group comprises deeds for properties in the parishes of Llanddaniel-fab, 1784, Llansadwrn, 1770, 1784, and unknown parishes, 1790.

The group comprises a small number of deeds relating to property in the parish of Llanycil, Merioneth, 1681, 1691, with an additional holding in Llanrwst, Denbighshire, and property in several Merioneth parishes, 1737.

The file comprises articles of agreement for sale by Humphrey Davies of Wrexham to Robert Hughes of Gwydir, 1734.

The series comprises deeds for the properties of Mary Wynne and her grandson, John, in the parishes of Llanfairfechan and Caerhun, 1784, 1806, 1821.

The file comprises a lease, 1699, by Richard Evans to Hugh Roberts of Gwydir, of parcels called Blaen y ddol, y Berllan Newydd, Cae'r Eglwys, Llether Gwynne, and a cottage called Ty yn y Ffynon. Some of these lands appear in an agreement made prior to the marriage settlement of Jane Evans, daughter of John Evans and grand daughter of R.E., 1699.

The series comprises deeds for properties in Llanbedrog, Llangian, Llaniestyn, Llandygwnning, Llanfihangel Bachellaeth, etc. 1683, and an unknown parish, 1690.

The series comprises accounts for foodstuffs and household items, 1744-1885, brewing, 1790-1827, and pictures purchased, 1845-1854.

The file comprises a notebook containing brewing accounts of ale, table beer and wine, 1790-1827.

The series comprises inventories of household items removed from Garn for specific purposes, instructions for management of servants, printed advertisements, 1781-[1838], lists of garden seeds and plants [1784x1834].

The series comprises recipes of various types: veterinary, 1730-1767, medical and cosmetic, 1759-1810, household and culinary, 1772-1808, and miscellaneous combinations of those types, 1725, 1769-1790, mainly manuscript, a few cut from newspapers.

The file comprises articles of agreement and a bond for observance of covenants prior to the marriage of John Griffith (3) of Garn and Jane Hughes of Weeg, 1762, containing, among other stipulations, the provision for Jane of a life annuity of £80 out of her husband's estate in Henllan and St Asaph and instructions to the trustees to raise £3000 to be used as he should direct; both stipulations later contributed to financial disagreements between Jane and her son, which were finally settled in 1801. The file also contains a bond by John Griffith, dated 1783, to pay £200 and interest to his sister-in-law, Elizabeth Hughes, in trust for Jane.