Copy of a letter complaining of the encroachments on the Marsh and Commons by Sir Thomas Holland, to the damage ....
Copy of a letter complaining of the encroachments on the Marsh and Commons by Sir Thomas Holland, to the damage ....
Dr Owen Bishop of St Asaph to his daughter concerning Aberalawe,
Dr Owen Bishop of St Asaph to his daughter concerning Aberalawe,
Mr William Griffith to Dr Williams of Nantanog concerning the payment of money,
Mr William Griffith to Dr Williams of Nantanog concerning the payment of money,
Anne Petre to William Gryffeth, esq., "att his house Carreglwyd" enclosing a sum of money,
Anne Petre to William Gryffeth, esq., "att his house Carreglwyd" enclosing a sum of money,
Richard Lloyd, vicar of Ruabon, to Dr William Griffith, Chancellor of St Asaph and Bangor, concerning the "decent Schoole-house errected ...,
Richard Lloyd, vicar of Ruabon, to Dr William Griffith, Chancellor of St Asaph and Bangor, concerning the "decent Schoole-house errected ...,
Thomas Holland of Trearddur to the Bishop of Bangor concerning "a litigious clergyman" in his diocese and Sir Thomas Holland ...,
Thomas Holland of Trearddur to the Bishop of Bangor concerning "a litigious clergyman" in his diocese and Sir Thomas Holland ...,
William Foulkes to John Griffiths, esq., at Carreglwyd, co. Anglesey, relating certain domestic matters,
William Foulkes to John Griffiths, esq., at Carreglwyd, co. Anglesey, relating certain domestic matters,
Thomas Holland to [ ] (no name given) alluding to certain marriage portions (parties unnamed) and to the commencement of ...,
Thomas Holland to [ ] (no name given) alluding to certain marriage portions (parties unnamed) and to the commencement of ...,
Thomas Griffith, of Penbedw, esq., to John Griffith of Carreglwyd, esq., concerning a purchase arranged between them,
Thomas Griffith, of Penbedw, esq., to John Griffith of Carreglwyd, esq., concerning a purchase arranged between them,
Rees Michaell to John Griffith, esq., enclosing a writ and apologising for being unable to bring it to him personally ...,
Rees Michaell to John Griffith, esq., enclosing a writ and apologising for being unable to bring it to him personally ...,
Ellis Lloyd, esq., to Edward Lloyd, esq., at Grayes Inn, desiring a transcription to be made of all the deeds ...,
Ellis Lloyd, esq., to Edward Lloyd, esq., at Grayes Inn, desiring a transcription to be made of all the deeds ...,
Henry Price of Ruthin to John Griffiths, esq., at Carreglwyd, giving domestic news and money maters,
Henry Price of Ruthin to John Griffiths, esq., at Carreglwyd, giving domestic news and money maters,
Rent paid to the Crown from Carnethaure and the Fishery at Aberallowe in the Hundred of Tallybollion, by John Griffith ...,
Rent paid to the Crown from Carnethaure and the Fishery at Aberallowe in the Hundred of Tallybollion, by John Griffith ...,
Crown Revenue in the form of rent paid from Caerdegog by John Griffith, esq,
Crown Revenue in the form of rent paid from Caerdegog by John Griffith, esq,
John Griffith, esq., to his brother, relating to certain domestic and business matters,
John Griffith, esq., to his brother, relating to certain domestic and business matters,
H. Lloyd to his godmother thanking her for her many kindnesses to him. Other matters relating to "cosen Wynne",
H. Lloyd to his godmother thanking her for her many kindnesses to him. Other matters relating to "cosen Wynne",
Will of Richard Griffith of Bloxham, co. Oxon. esq,
Will of Richard Griffith of Bloxham, co. Oxon. esq,
Note on a dispute relating to land claimed by Sir Thomas Holland. Signed "W. Littleton".
Note on a dispute relating to land claimed by Sir Thomas Holland. Signed "W. Littleton".
Crown Revenue in the form of rent paid by John Griffiths of Carnethaure for lands in Carnethaw, Aberallawe and Rosemanagh ...,
Crown Revenue in the form of rent paid by John Griffiths of Carnethaure for lands in Carnethaw, Aberallawe and Rosemanagh ...,
Declaration concerning "Ffishing of the Alaw and of the Mouth thereof called Aberalaw".
Declaration concerning "Ffishing of the Alaw and of the Mouth thereof called Aberalaw".
