Pedigree of Richard Betton of Berwick, Shropshire, together with notes taken from the parish registers of St Chadd's, St Julian's and St Mary's, Shrewsbury, and from other records. No. 110 is written on the dorse of a page of medical recipes. No. 109 is not in the main hand.
Includes reference to a dispute over inheritance.
Also of the daughters of Mawde and William David Lloyd of Glandiwely, descended from Roderick the great. With notes on the arms of their earlier ancestors. Not in the main hand.
Pedigree of William Baxter of Eaton Constantine, Shropshire, [1737-?], with notes relating to his antecedents, partly taken from an account of the Barters written by Thomas Wethersby, one of the family.
Pedigrees of John Humphreys of Maerdu, near Corwen, and other descendents of Merfyn Frych and his son, Rhodri Mawr. With notes on various members of the family, and references to Stowell's History of Wales, John Reynolds of Oswestry's Book of Pedigrees and Giraldus Cambrensis.
Pedigrees of the Conways of Bodrhythan or Potrithan, co. Flint, taken from [John] Reynolds [of Oswestry's Book of Pedigrees] and Lee's The Peerage.
1 Charlton Leighton. 2 Robert Pemberton. Promise To Pay costs by 1 to 2 in respect of all business transacted between 1 and his son Charlton Leighton, esq., and all other business done by 2 as attorney of 1 over and above the salary of £40, as stated in Letters of Attorney, for acting as agent for collecting the annuity and other moneys due to 1, including his journey and expenses to Bath to pass his account with 1.
1 Edward Barron. 2 Ann Davison, one of the executors to her late husband, Robert Davison, esq. Receipt for £18 from 1 to 2, due upon the mortgage from the late Richard Lughton's estate to the late Robert Davison, being the year's interest of 400 which became due 2nd August 1772.
1 Richard Leighton, esq., through William Leighton. 2 George Wheeler of the Inner Temple, London. Receipt for £27 2s. 8d. being the fine of 1 for not reading to the honourable society of the Inner Temple. (Was attached to 20).
Thirty coats-of-arms in trick.
Thirty six coats-of-arms in trick.
Thirty six coats-of-arms in trick.