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1 Joan Edwards of Daywell, Shropshire, widow, and Thomas Edwards of same, her son and heir. 2 Roger Maddocks of same, gent. Bargain And Sale With Enfeoffment of 2 parcels of land called Erw Grôn and Kae Groyn yn Llym in t. Daywell, [p. Whittington], Shropshire. Consideration: £8. Seals.

1 John Hughes of Daywell, Shropshire, yeoman. 2 Roger Madocks of same, gent. Bargain And Sale With Enfeoffment of a m. in which Margaret Conway lives and a parcel of land attached called Y Groft wrth y Ty (boundaries defined) and 2 parcels of land joined together called Y Llechwedd ar Wirglodd Vechan (boundaries defined) and 3 furlongs in a common field called Maes tan y Claudd (boundaries defined) in t. Daywell [p. Whittington] Shropshire. Consideration: £45. Endorsed with note of livery of seisin. Seal.

1 Anthony Edwards of Newmarton, Shropshire, yeoman, John Edwards, his son and heir, Thomas Edwards, his second son. 2 Roger Madox of Daywell, Shropshire, yeoman. Bargain And Sale With Enfeoffment of a m. in which William Edward lately lived and 5 enclosures attached called Kay Newydd, Kay Dickus, the two parcels below the house and Y Ddol, in t. Daywell [p. Whittington], Shropshire. Endorsed with note of livery of seisin. Seals.

1 Andrewe Madocke of Daywell, Shropshire, yeoman. 2 Roger Madocke, son and heir of 1. Quitclaim of an enclosure called Kay Cynrhynllwyn in t. Daywell [p. Whittington], Shropshire.

Deeds and documents relating to the estates of the Jones family of Pen y Bryn, Ruabon, Denbighshire,1534-1808, and of the Maddocks family of Prees Henlle, Whittington, Shropshire, 1441-1786.

Letter from (Sir) W. Williams Wynn, Wynnstay, to John Jones, esq., Penybryn, co. Denb.. Presenting his compliments to John Jones as Sheriff of co. Denb. and will attend him at Ruthin the following Thursday.

Letter from (Sir) W. Williams Wynn, London, to John Jones, esq., Penybryn, co. Denb.. Enclosing a letter from Whitehall (dated 15 June 1810) showing that he has been unsuccessful in acquiring for John Jones a further allowance of pay than that of Captain in the Royal Denbigh Militia.

Letter from W. Maddock Williams,, Kiry Street, [Wrexham] to John Maddock Jones, esq. Penybryn, Ruabon. Informing him that the £100 due from his late grandfather to the Poor of Ruabon has been paid to the Vicar and Churchwardens, and he would be obliged if John Maddock Jones would inform writer's uncle of the fact.

Letter from Edward Bullock to Robert Williams, esq.. His proposal to make a Clock and Chimes for the Church of Wrexham.