Writ to the sheriff of Denbigh to seize the goods, etc., of Richard Wynne of Trovarth, gentleman, in satisfaction of a debt of £40, etc., recovered against him by John ap Engion in the Court of the Great Sessions. Dated at Denbigh. Endorsed with a memorandum of a stay of execution until - May next. Vellum. Latin.
Writ to the Sheriff of Denbigh to put John Jones in possession of a messuage and lands in Kilgwyn and Bodleuin which he had recovered against William ap Robert Owen late of Kilgwyn and Nicholas Brittridge late of Bodleuin, in the Court of the Great Sessions at Denbigh. Witness: Sir Edward Herbert, knt., Justice at Denbigh. Vellum. Latin. Endorsed with a certificate by the sheriff, Thomas Powell, of his execution of the writ.
Writ to the Sheriff of Denbigh to levy a distress on the goods and Chattels of Robert Wynne of Rhose, co. Denbigh, to satisfy a judgment for debt recovered against him by Peter Griffith, yeoman, in the Court of the Great Sessions held at Wrexham, 28 April. 2 Will and Mary, etc. Ruthin, 27 Sept. 4. W and M. [A.D. 1692]. Together with the return of David Williams, Esqre, Sheriff of Denbigh, to the above writ, showing that the said Robert Wynne was "seised in his demesne as of fee of and in a capital messuage with appurtenances, called Plas yn Rhos in Llanganhaval, same co., etc., and lands therin called Erw r Bottell, y Cae tan y Bottell, y Cae, tan y berllan, and Cae r Bwtth du, etc. Ruthin, 26 Apr. 5 W and M. [A D. 1693]. Twelve small seals of the sheriffs' jury. Also, schedule of goods in the above messuage. Latin and English.
Writ to the sheriff of Denbigh to arrest Richard Wynn of Trovarth, gentleman, and bring him before the Court of the Great Sessions, to satisfy Peter ap Ievan Thomas for a debt of £10, and £6. 8. 1. damages. Witness: Sir T. Chamberlayne, knt., Justice, Denbigh. Latin. Vellum.
Writ to the Sheriff of Denbigh to arrest Meredith Williames of Spittie, gentleman, Hugh Peake of Lleweme, gentleman, and John Wynne of Trovarth, gentleman, and bring them before the Justices of the Great Sessions on Monday next great Sessions, to answer William David Lloid, gentleman, for debt of £15. 6. 8. and £7. 5. 1. damages, whereof they stand convicted. Dated at Wrexham. Vellum. Latin.
Writ of Queen Elizabeth to the Sheriff of Carnarvon, to bring up the body of Margaret vgh Owen ap Robert late of Trewarth, co. Caern., daughter of Owen ap Robert ap William, late of Trewarth, defendant, in a cause of John Williams, alias Thomas Williams claiming £40, service of the writ to arrest her, addressed to the Sheriffs of London having failed. Vellum. Latin. Fragment of the official seal in dark green wax.
Writ of Privy Seal whereby the Crown, at the request of William Russell, Knt., grants to William Collins and Edward Fenne, of London, gent., in view of a lease to Richard Grosvenor, esq., of all those lead mines commonly called "Mynes of Lead al. Lead Vuri al. Owri (sc. Ore)" within the hundreds of Colehill and Ruthland, co. Flint. Endorsed "Sir Richard Grosvenors Grant of Mines". Paper copy.
Writ in the Court of Chancery addressed to Grace Jones reciting an order dated 2nd June last in the cause of Grace Jones against John Jones, for discharge of the sequestration of the defendants estate, and enjoining performance thereof. Fragment of the Seal of the Court. Vellum. Latin.
Will of William Wynne of Llangynhafal, co. Denb. The seal bears a lozenge-shaped shield of arms: a lion rampant. Pager. English.
Will of William Evans of the Vicarage in the Parish of Bettus Abergeley. Alice Evans, his youngest daughter, being appointed principal heir and executrix. Mark signature and seal of the testator. Witnesses: William Davies, David Lloyd, clerk. Endorsed: "The last Will of William Evans of Bettus.".
Will of Thomas Hallwood of Childer Thornton, co. Chester. Signature and seal of arms. Witnesses: John Hankey, Peter Williams, Peter Brittain. Vellum. English. (This relates to the Whitbye property see no. 1647).
Will of Sidney Williams, late of Rhos and now of Ruthin, co. Denb., widow. Paper. English,
Will of Robert ap Ieuan ap Con'; to be buried in the sacra sepultura of the church of Henllan bequeaths to the fabric of the said church, 2sh; to the fraternity of Denbeigh, 2sh. in the hands of Thomas Goz ap Yollyn, etc. Witnesses: Sir David ap Wyllym, Sir Robert ap Rys, Harre ap Wyllyam. Endorsed with a certificate of exhibition before Fulco Salusbure, Dean of St. Asaph, and Vicar General, in St. Anne's chapel in the suburbs of Denbych, 3 April, 1517.
Will of Richard Wynne Vicar, of Cranborn, co. Dorset, disposing, inter alia of messuages, lands, etc. in the Parishes of Llansannan, Ruthin, Llanynys, etc., co. Denbigh, with bequests to the poor thereof, etc., to John Wynne of Coed Coch, and others. Signed and sealed. Witnesses: Matthew West, John Elliott. Grace Wynne, sister of the testator, is hereby appointed executrix.
Will of Richard Wynne of Ruthen, Apothecary, disposing, (inter alia) of his property in a messuage called Clewtt y Ddafad Ddu in Llansannan, with lands appurtenant, called Maed Tir y Llieth, yr Acre hirion, Cae'r Yskawen, y Weirglodd gron, Cae'r Greenyn, Cae'r Odyn, Cae'r Lloie, yr heolydd, Yr weirglodd newydd and rheing y neint to the use of his wife for her lifetime, etc. Signed, etc. and attested by Richard Greene, William Davies, Hugh Holland. English. Vellum. Appended at the foot, the letters of administration granting probate, etc., to Grace Wynne, widow of the deceased by John (Tillotson) Archbishop of Canterbury, signed by Thomas Welham, Deputy Regestrar of the Prerogative Court, London, 8 March 1693/1694. Papered seal.
Will of Maurice Wynne of Llanganhaval, co. Denbigh, gentleman, dated 10 December 1689, with letters of administration by Thomas [Tenison], Archbishop of Canterbury, to Sydney Wynne, widow of the late Robert Wynne, principal, legatee named in the said will, Grace Wynne, executrix, being deceased. Vellum. The will in English, the letters in Latin. Seal of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Endorsed as an exhibit in the Cause of Davies and wife against Wynne, and others, at the Great Sessions Holden at Wrexham, 3 April, 1787.
Will of Mary Hughes of Caeserwyd in the Parish of Llanrhaiader in Kinmerch, co. Denb., widow, relating (inter alia) to messuages, lands, etc. in the Parish of Bettus Abergele, called Carreg Ifor, etc. Mark signature of testator. Seal. Witnesses: Robert Jones of Park, Edward Lloyd of Llanveres, James Owen of Denbigh.
Will of Margaret Lloyd of Penniarth, co. Denbigh, widow. Mark signature, and seal of armorial bearings, Witnesses: Thomas Lloyd, Will. Vaughan. English. Paper.
Will of John Wynne of Trovarth in the Parish of Bettws, co. Denbigh. Witnesses: J. Kyffin, Jeffrey Holland. Certified a true copy, by Thomas Lewis, Registrar. With an addendeum by Thomas Jeffrey, surrogate of the diocese of St. Asaph, that Margaret Wynne, one of the Executors was sworn to administer the goods of the above, deceased, with power reserved to Elizabeth Wynne widow, the other executrix, 25 April 1741. This copy was extracted out of the Episcopal Registry of St. Asaph. English. Paper.
Will of John Wynne of Trovarth in the parish of Bettus, co. Denbigh, gentleman, 6 May 1737, with probate granted by Robert Wynne, D.D. Vicar General and Official Principal of Isaac [Maddox], Bishop of St. Asaph, to Margaret Wynne, daughter and one of the executors of the said John, 25 April 1741. Seal of Office of the Vicar General of St. Asaph. Paper copy of will. Vellum probate. English.