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Writ Of Distringas to the sheriff of Flintshire in respect of Lucy Salusbury of Bachegraig, widow, in a case of debt concerning £200.

Devises his messuages, lands, etc., to his son William Thomas. Charges the said lands in order to provide his wife with an annuity of £200, to his wife Anne, his house at Whitefriars and £200 to be paid out of testator's personal estate. To his daughter Anne Thomas, £3,000. Codicil of even date recording an further bequest of £2,000 to his wife. Copy.

Testator devised to his friends David Parry of Llwyn ynne, co. Denbigh, and Rob[er]t Foulkes of Llanbeder, clerk., all his messuages, etc., in co. Denbigh, except for two in Llanarmon in Yale, on condition that they use any revenue from the lands to pay off his debts. They are also to pay £500 to his daughter, Margaret Parry, as her portion when the testator's son, David Parry, attains the age of 21 years; in the meantime they are to provide her maintenance and education. The said David Parry and Robert Foulkes appointed trustees and executors. Copy.

Testator wishes to be buried in the same grave as her husband near the parish church of Wrexham. Devises all her freehold messuages in co. Denbigh or elsewhere in Wales or Great Britain unto her servants William Walker and Lillia Waldre for 500 years upon trust. Numerous bequests.

The messuages mentioned in an indenture of feoffment dated 6 Dec. 1704 (Nos. 74-75) are to be charged with the sum of £1,600, (except y wern in Llanbeder). The money is to be used by trustees, viz David Parry, Peter Pennant, John Pennant, and Richard Jones, being party to the aforesmentioned deed of feoffment, to pay the testator's debts over and above his personal estate at the time of death and to maintain his son, Edward Thelwall. £600 Of the above sum is to be given to Anne Thelwall, testator's daughter, and £500 to Margaret, another daughter. The remaining sum to be given to the said Edward Thelwall. The said Edward Thelwall and Mary, the testator's wife, are appointed executors. Endorsement, dated 27 Sept. 1714, of the presentation of the will in a legal case between John Read, plaintiff, and Mary Thelwall, widow, deforciants.

Devises a messuage called kay Hilston and upper half of an adjoining field which is next to a common called y Rhywlas to Katherine vz Richard, his wife, and John ap Robert ap Rice, his youngest son. The lower half of the field together with an orchard and barn is devised to the eldest son Thomas ap Robert ap Rice. A quillet of land known as kay Tylston issa is to be equally divided between Rice ap Robert ap Rice, his son, and Sarah vz Robert, his daughter. Other bequests. The said Katherine vz Richard and John ap Robert ap Rice to act as joint executors.

1. Edward Jones, John Phillips, William Ellis, and Richard Horne, gentlemen, attorneys of the Lordship of Ruthin alias Dyffryn Clwyd. 2. David Williams of Ruthin, co. Denbigh. Warrant Of Attorney to secure the payment of a debt of £100 at the suit of Evan Andrew and Edward Evans.

1. Evan Roberts;. 2. Charles Few, Thomas Hamilton, and Robert Few, gentlemen, attornies of the Court of Queen's Bench at Westminster. Warrant Of Attorney to act in an action of trespass and ejectment of farm at the suit of John Dee on the demise of Joseph Ablett for three messuages, etc., in the parishes of Llanbedr and Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, co. Denbigh.

Volume entitled Lancashire Plott and bearing the name Joseph Ablett Jesse, Downing Street, Manchester, containing transcripts of hearings at the Treasury dated between 27 Feb. 1692 and 30 July 1694; and an account of the trials at Manchester in October 1694 of Cary, Lord Molineaux, Sir William Gerard, Sir Roland Stanley, Sir Thomas Clifton, Baronets, Bartholomew Walmsley and Will[iam] Dieconson, Philip Langton, esq., and William Blundell, gent.

1. Elizabeth Parry of Ruthyn, co. Denbigh, widow;. 2. Richard Lloyd of the city of Chester, esq. Surrender of messuages in the parishes of Llanbeder, Ruthin, Llanlidian, Llanvwrog, Clocaynog, Rhos and Llanrudd; and closes in Llanrudd called Twm y Dwm, y Cae Canol, Ol troed Maen Sarah, and Cae'r Gyllionen, as well as other called Cae Glas, Cae Mawr, Cae Canol, Cae Pennard y bont, and Cae trwyn Swch, in order that (2) may suffer a common recovery. Proviso for the repayment of £500.

1. Mary Thelwall, widow of Simon Thelwall late of Llanbeder, co. Denbigh, esq., deceased;. 2. Edward Thelwall, esq., son of the said Mary and Simon Thelwall. Surrender of a capital messuage in Llanbeder and closes called Cae Gwyn Buchan, Y Cae Canoll, Y Cae Issa, Y Pentre, Maes y Garreg, Erw y fedwen issa, Erw fedwen ucha, Cae yr gasseg, Erw Kay yr Gaseg, Maes y Chwarrell, Cae yr pistill, Erw yr Llwyn, Cae yr Garreg Llwyd, y Cae Glase, Bryn y Cae Glase, y Llyndir Kam, Cae y bryn ucha, and Cae bryn issa in Y Pentre; closes in Llanbeder called Cae Eithin, Cae ddwyffordd, y Cae rhwng y Ddwfordd, y Henblas ucha, y Henblas issa, Cae r Dderwen, Cae r rhedin, y Weirglodd, Cae r Skybor, y Trowsdir, y Cae Carregog, y Wern, Cae Bychan, y weirglodd tu draw yr llan, and Cae yr hendu; three parcels in Llwyneth called yr Erwi; lands in Creigiog uwch gland and Creigiog is Glan including closes called y Cae Canol, y Trawsdir, Erw pen y bryn, y Garreg Goch, y Solfa Rhig [sic], Y Gornell Fechan, y weirglodd Lib, y Cae tan y popty, Erw y mynydd, and y weirglodd; closes in Creigiog uwch glan called y Cae Bychan, Erw tan y Tu, y tu [sic] Chyfer, Cae Herwall, Erw Canol, Cae glas, and Moyl Shone Lewis ap Evan; lands in Ruthin (further described) a messuage in Llanrydd called Cae r groes; closes in Llanbeder called Cae r waen, Cae r garreg, Cae hir, Cae r Eithin, Cae Sheat, and r Erw; a messuage in Llanbeder called Pistill; etc. Consideration: £1,000.

1. Mary Jones late of Cefncoch, but now of Llanrhydd Street in the borough of Ruthin, co. Denbigh, widow of William Jones, deceased, and Thomas Cooke of Llanrhydd Street, yeoman, and Anne, his wife;. 2. John Roberts of Ruthin, gent. Settlement following a fine dated [ ] August 1819, levied upon messuages and hereditaments with a croft and parcel of land in Llanrhydd, within the borough of Ruthin, held by Mary Jones, Thomas Roberts, Richard Jones, Anne Jones, and John Davies, to be held for the said John Roberts in trust, but to the use of Mary Jones for the term of her life.

Schedules (four in number) of lands and properties in the parishes of Llanbeder, Llanrhydd, and Llanvair Dyffryn Clwyd, co. Denbigh, relating to a trust deed to which they were once annexed.