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Estate and family records of the Chirk Castle estate, mainly in Denbighshire, comprising deeds from 1284; manorial records, mainly of the lordship of Chirk and Chirkland, 1322-1853, including receiver's accounts, ministers' accounts, court rolls, etc.; records of the estate's involvement in the coal, iron and lead industries in Denbighshire from 17 cent.; Denbighshire Quarter Sessions records, including order books, 1647-1675, rolls, 1643-1699, and a book of indictments, 1670-1690; Denbighshire militia records, 1602-1797, and related local government records, 1602-1811; business papers of Sir Thomas Myddelton (1550-1631); personal and estate correspondence from c.1600; literary manuscripts, c.1630-1887; and parliamentary election papers for Denbighshire and Denbigh boroughs, 1681-1852, including papers relating to quo warranto proceedings against the mayor and burgeses of Holt, 1739-1743.

Ten designs for stained glass panels, with armorial pedigree of the Myddelton family attributed to A. W. N. Pugin and John Hardman Powell; three hundred and thirty-two volumes relating to the Chirk Castle estates; a collection of miscellaneous volumes and documents relating to the Chirk Castle estates, including an account book of the Nangwrud Slate Quarry, rentals books, account books, volumes relating to the Black Park Colliery, a rabbit account book, and other papers; and an indenture, 1812, relating to Bodlith, Llansilin, part of the Chirk Castle estate were acquired. These remain uncatalogued.

A manuscript account book for Sir Richard Myddelton's properties at Chirk Castle and Soho Square, London, 1686-1700 and 1748-1752.

A manuscript Steward's letter-book relating to Chirk Castle, 183501838.

Hilary (24 Jan. 1659/60) At Wrexham,. Easter (1 May) At Wrexham,. Trinity (10 July) At Wrexham [Incomplete],. Michaelmas (2 Oct.) At Ruthin.

Hilary (12 Jan. 1663/4) At Denbigh,. Easter (19 April) At Ruthin,. Trinity (12 July) At Denbigh,. Michaelmas (4 Oct.) At Wrexham.

Hilary (13 Jan. 1673/4) At Wrexham,. Easter (28 April) At Wrexham,. Trinity (14 July) At Ruthin,. Michaelmas (6 Oct.) At Wrexham.

Hilary (11 Jan. 1685/6) At Denbigh,. Easter (13 April) At Ruthin,. Trinity (13 July) At Wrexham,. Michaelmas (5 Oct.) At Denbigh.

Hilary (15 Jan. 1694/5) At Denbigh,. Easter (2 April) At Ruthin,. Trinity (16 July) At Denbigh,. Michaelmas (8 Oct.) At Ruthin,. With file of presentments at a monthly meeting at Ruabon (10 Sept.).

(With a bundle of miscellaneous undated papers and fragments, and a list of offences and misdemeanours to be inquired of by the Jury and presented to the Quarter Sessions).

Arranged into estreats of fines, 1641-1681 (B 56), Test Act registers and certificates, 1673-1690 (B 57-62), miscellaneous assessments and taxes, c.1657-1811 (B 63-81), highways and bridges, 1665-1795 (B 82-84), maimed soldiers, 1662-1680 (B 85-90), militia, 1601-1797 (B 91-123). Note. Some documents, though not strictly relating to the business of the Quarter Sessions, are, for the sake of convenience, included here along with analogous Quarter Sessions papers.

1673 (5 Bundles); 1674 (2 bundles); 1675; 1676 (2 bundles); 1677 (4 bundles); 1678 (2 bundles); 1679; 1680 (6 bundles); 1681 (2 bundles); 1682 (3 bundles); 1683 (5 bundles); 1684 (2 bundles); 1685 (2 bundles); 1686; 1688 (2 bundles); 1689; 1690 (2 bundles). [Note : There are also some certificates on the session files.].

Account of money received for the bridge of Kaysylley, and powder mize, with the sums charged upon the several hundreds in co. Denbigh, and a certificate to the Justices of the Peace and compounders for His Majesty's Compositions for co. Denbigh, of the receipt of 15 stirks per John Floyd.

Assessment of Poor's levy on Banhadla issa and Gartheryr, 1739, Llanarmon Dyffrin Ceiriog 1741, and for the repairing of the Church of Llanarmon 1740. With names of the churchwardens of Llanarmon from 1738 to 1741, and a list of tenants in several parishes in co. Denbigh with a note how they are taxed.

Returns of the surveyors of the highways in the several townships of the hundred of Chirk, at the Petty sessions then held there.

'A Booke of direction what to receave of the Maymed Souldiers mize from the severall high Constables of this County of Denbigh and what to pay Quarterly to every the maimed and indigent Souldier allowed and Ordered to receave a Pension; beginning the 12th of January 1663'.