Dangos 553 canlyniad

1 Edward Morrall;. 2 William Kynaston of Ryton, gent. Memorandum whereby Edward Morrall acknowledges himself indebted to William Kynaston in £209.11.0.

1 Daniel Morrall;. 2 John Morrall, brother of the said Daniel. Discharge for £21 due to Daniel Morrall under the will of his father.

My dear cousin Judith Morrall.

1 Ellinor Whattall of Crickett, Shropshire, widow, and relict of Edward Whattall late of Crickett, yeoman, dec., and Richard Whattall, their son and heir;. 2 George Betton of Dudlaston, Shropshire, yeoman, and Mary Betton, his second daughter;. 3 Edward Morhall of Dudlaston, gent., and John Gittings of Alkington, Shropshire, yeoman. Prenuptial Settlement of Richard Whattall and Mary Betton.

1 Edward Morrall, senior, of Dudliston, Shropshire, gent. and Edward Morrall, junior, of the same, gent.;. 2 Robert Peplow of Moreton Sea, Shropshire, clerk. Bond for the payment of £200.

1 Elizabeth Bee of St Marys, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, widow;. 2 James Millar of St Mary Lambeth, Surrey, taylour. Lease for 14 years of a m. and lands near the Black Ditch [Lambeth].

1 William, Archbishop of Canterbury;. 2 Elizabeth Bee of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, widow and executrix of John Bee late of East Greenwich, Kent, esq., dec. Lease of land in Lambeth Marsh. Counterpart.

1 Katherine Mathews, Tristram Mathews and Elizabeth his wife;. 2 Edward Stoakes. Mortgage of the properties specified in No. 50.

Rough Draft of the will of Frances Edwards of Kelehendrey, Shropshire, spinster. Recites Lease and Release dated 12 and 13 May 1713, when testatrix conveyed to Sir John Bridgman of Blodwell, Shropshire, bart, John Williams of Chester, esq., Thomas Aldersey of Spurstowe, Cheshire, esq., and Samuel Aldersey, clerk, second son of the said Thomas Aldersey, Kelehendrey and lands in Dudleston (which were the inheritance of Thomas Edwards my late father) on certain uses, in default of heirs to my sister Mrs Ann Edwards; my cousin Roger Bridgeman, son of the said Sir John; my cousin Orlando Bridgeman, son of the same; Frances Wilkinson; Mary Wilkinson; Edward Morrall of Dudleston the elder; Edward Morrall the younger; Josiah Morrall; Frances Morrall; Judith Morrall; El'th Podmore; Andrew Morrall; John Morrall; Eliz'th Morrall; Deborah Morrall; William Morrall; Mrs Byrchull (sister of Mr Edward Morrall, the elder); Rev. Thos Morrall; Ursula, wife of Hugh Williams, and Judith Bridgeman her sister.

1 Roger Jennings of Sodyll, Dudleston, Shropshire, gent.;. 2 Richard Chambre of Burlton, Loppington, clerk, and John Chambre of Petton, gent., and Margaret Chambre, spinster, sister of the said John Chamber;. 3 Edward Kynaston of Hardwick, Shropshire, Francis Price of Gwernhailed, co. Flint, esq's;. 4 John Harris of Cruckton, Shropshire, and Vaughan Barrett of Oswestry, esq's. Prenuptial Settlement, of Roger Jennings and Margaret Chambers, which includes the properties specified in No. 35.

Holograph letters addressed to, and papers of, Ann Edwards [the elder] of Cilhendre. The writers include Griffith Kyffin, 1704 (the gift of beef, personal); Ja. Bridgeman, Blod[well], 1718 (the exchange of books, the wedding of Sr. Charles Lloyd); cousin E. Morrall, 1719/20 (Mr. Trevor's case before the House of Lords); Eliz. Markham, 1730 (a bond and a loan); niece Kath. William[s], Chester, undated (2) (personal); niece V. Mathewes, Blodwell, undated (the return of the writer's cousin); daughter F[rances] E[dwards], undated (cousin John's visit to Glascoyd, godmother to cousin Richard Kyffin's daughter); etc. The miscellaneous papers include a note by Edward Podmore for sums of money received from Madam Edwards's servant; a memorandum of account between Edward Morrall and Ann Edwards, 1730 (see also NLW MS 11452C); receipts, 1752-1753, for legacies bequeathed by Mrs. Frances Edwards; etc.

Holograph letters and miscellaneous papers of the family of John Jones, Junior, of Wrexham, etc. The writers include Anne Vaughan, Corsygedol, to her brother Collonell Hugh Wynne, Bodscallan near Conway, [16]72 (a dispute with Mr. Jones of Wrexam over a right of way); Humphrey Jones to John Jones, 1673-1681 (4), and to [his step-daughter] Mary Jones, [16]86 (James Payne's portion, a debt due from Tho. Humphreys, and other money matters, a tenant for the ferry at Conway; the receipt of the writer's rent, the troubles of 'poor Dicke' [Richard Jones of Llanenddwyn]); J[onathan] Edwardes [archdeacon of Londonderry], Newtown Limavady, to his nephew [John] Jones, [16]79 (news of the writer's family); Charles Price, Machynlleth, to [John Jones] 1683 (Humffrey Jones's estate) (endorsed with a letter from Thomas Griffith, Llanciling, [16]83); Ann Major, London, to her aunt Mrs. Mary Jones, Brynnyfunon in Wrexham, 1684 (news of the writer's family); Jo. Jones to [his father-in-law Humphrey Jones], [16]84, and from Wrexham, etc., to his wife Mary Jones, Brin y ffynnon, etc., 1686-1690 (9) (an account of the possession of Penamnen, the likely ruin of the Taltreithin estate, personal, concerns in Mallwyd, Sir Richard Middleton's death, hangings in the Wrexham area, news of friends, money matters, the writer's term of office as sheriff [of Denbighshire], elections of 1690, Merioneth sessions); Roger Sontley, Wrexham, to Mr. 'Debity' Jones, Aldermanbury, London, 1689 (legal, news of actions in Ireland); Mary (Marry) Jones to her [step-]father Humphrey Jones, Aldermanbury, London, [16]86, and to [her husband John Jones], undated (2) (the recipient's concerns, losses caused by Tho. Jones, a visit to Sir W[illiam] W[illiams]); Wm. Williams to [ ] Jones, 1688 (arrears of rent) (fragment); F[ranics] Prichard, Jesus Coll[ege, Oxford], to John Jones, [16]88 (Oxford University news); Vrsula Mathewes, Blodwell, to her aunt Mary Jones, Cheapside, London [1689/90] (personal, the elections) (together with a postscript by the recipient's niece F[rances] Edwards); Thomas ?Speed, London, to John Jones, 169[ ] (the passing of Sir J. Fenwick's Act, Hugh Nanny's appointment as Vice-Admiral of North Wales, the negotiation of a treaty, a proclamation concerning hammered money) (mutilated); E. Wynne to John Jones, [16]92 (a transaction with the recipient's uncle) (endorsed with a note by John Jones); O[wen] P[richard] to John Jones, 1693 (money matters, alms money belonging to Beaumaris School, Dyffryn [Ardudwy] and Mallwyd rents, the employment of a miner); [Sir] Wi[lliam] Williams [1st bart.], Greys Inn, to Mr. Sergeant Rutland, [16]95 (the sealing of cousin Jones's deed); George Wooller, Chester, to John Jones, [16]95 (Mrs. Anne Jones's poor and low condition); Jo. Nicholas, Hook Norton, etc., to John Jones, 1696-1709 (2) (an invitation, family news); Richard Vaughan, Dolegwin, [16]99 (the writings belonging to Vchlawrcoed, etc., the recipient's rights to Talwrn); Charles King, Oxon., to John Jones, 1705 (the sale of the recipient's books, life in Oxford); U. Bridgeman, Blod[well], to her uncle John Jones, 1710 (legal); and John Williams, London, to John Jones, 1714/15 (lottery tickets). The miscellaneous papers include the certificate, 1663, by John Taylor, clerk of the parish of Woolwich, of the marriage of John Jones and Mary Paine on 9 February, 1662/3 (mutilated); rentals and memoranda, 1665-1696 and undated, relating to estates in Mallwyd, Montgomeryshire, and in Dyffryn [Ardudwy], Merioneth; the instrument, 17 April, 1696, of the appointment of John Jones, esquire, to be deputy lieutenant of the county of Merioneth (seal wanting); a sheet containing particulars of the location and measurements of parcels of land, 1701; lists of title-deeds, temp. Edward VI-1695 and undated, relating to land in Ardidwy, Merioneth; the will of John Jones of the township of Dudliston, co. Salop, esquire, 24 February, 1714/15 (cancelled 17 April, 1717); a poem, undated, by John Carless entitled 'To His Ever Honoured Patron Mr. Humphry Jones of Aldermanbury. And one of the Common Counsell of this Great Matropolis'; instructions, undated, to Owen Prichard concerning deeds and writings [of John Jones]; a list of manors in the lordshp of Bromfield and Yale, with an estimate of the profits of their courts, 11-14 Charles [II] (1659-1662); an account of the reprises due to the purchasers of Bromfield and Yale [after 1653]; and a list, undated, of the hundreds, parishes, and parts of parishes in the lordship of Englefeild.

The Plas Yolyn manuscripts, [17 cent., first ¼]-[19 cent.], comprising manuscripts and correspondence of Morgan Llwyd; correspondence and papers of Colonel John Jones, Maesygarnedd; the correspondence and papers of the family of Colonel John Jones and their associates; papers relating to the Edwards family of Cilhendre; manuscripts and papers relating to the Hanmer family; papers relating to the Morrall family of Cilhendre, Plas Yolyn, and to the sale of Plas Yolyn to William Challnor; miscellaneous manuscripts and papers. The group includes bound volumes as well as family and personal papers subsequently bound at the National Library of Wales.

The original manuscript of Gwaedd ynghymru yn wyneb pob Cydwybod, a tract by Morgan Llwyd which he published in Dublin, probably in 1655. There are instructions to the printer in another hand on the fly-leaf.

Drafts, written during March-April 1656, of the beginnings of two tracts by Morgan Llwyd. The first, consisting of three pages and a sheet of rough notes, is entitled 'Y llyfr Bychan' (cf. Revelations, 10). Of the ten paragraphs written, the last three are mutilated. The other draft, consisting of one page and a slip of paper, is entitled 'Dim iw henw y llyfr. Neu ymddadleu rhwng dim a rhywbeth. Neu yn hytrach, y dim yn gorchfygu y rhywb. ag yn mynd drwy bob peth'.

Three fragments mainly containing material in the hand of Morgan Llwyd: a) Sheets out of a notebook containing notes of sermons, one of which is said to have been delivered by 'Mr. Lloyd' [?Morgan Llwyd]. b) A copy (2 pp.) of the verses of lamentation and resolution by the Welsh saints, 1643, comprising ten out of the twenty verses printed by T. E. Ellis in Gweithiau Morgan Llwyd (Bangor, 1899), vol. I, pp. 3-6, in the following order - 1, 2, 5, 6, 3, 9, 8, 7, 14, 18; a version, in the hand of Morgan Llwyd, of the first nine stanzas of a 'Thanksgiving song for Wrexham delivered from pest' (Gweithiau, vol. I, pp. 12-13); notes by Morgan Llwyd, including drafts of sermons, and a list of names (Ens. Roberts, Howell Thom., Ben. Rich., Walt. Thimble., Hugh Prich.) headed by a cancelled sentence - 'who should have the booke of my verse'; twenty-two stanzas beginning 'The lord is kind and merciful ...' in the hand of Morgan Llwyd, being apparently a draft of a poem or of a series of poems by him; thirteen stanzas based on Canticles, in the hand of Morgan Llwyd, ten roughly corresponding to those printed in E. Lewis Evans: Morgan Llwyd (Lerpwl, 1930), pp. 176-8, stanzas 11 and 12 corresponding respectively to 4 and 5 in Ellis: Gweithiau, vol. I, p. 10, and stanza 5 being possibly the basis of stanza 3 in Gweithiau; a transcript of the Canticle verses in another hand; a draft, in the hand of Morgan Llwyd, of the poem 'Hanes rhyw Gymro' (Gweithiau, vol. I, pp. 57-60); and a copy of verse xxviii in Gweithiau, p. 61. c) Draft translations of psalms by Morgan Llwyd. The translations are incomplete, and many stanzas have been cancelled. There are verses translated from Psalms 19, 37, 44-46, 121-122, and 126.

A letter from John Browne, Hugh Prich., Vau. Powell, Rich. Robts., Jn. Meredith, and Jn. Rbts., to their 'ancient honourd & beloued friend' [Walter Cradock] [1656], commenting on the matter and style of a late paper called 'an addresse &c.', that is, The Humble Representation and Address to His Highnesse of several Churches and Christians in South Wales and Monmouthshire, 1656, being a reply by Cradock and others to A Word for God published in the previous year by Vavasor Powell and his followers. Also included in the volume, being originally pinned to the letter, are three sheets in the hand of Morgan Llwyd, one containing 'Marginall Notes on the preface of the Word of God. so called to my deare V.P.', written '11m. 11d. 55 or 56', and the others containing a rough draft, partly cancelled, of a statement of the writer's attitude towards Cromwell's government, written '12m. 15d. 55'.