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XQS/1563/7-15

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XQS/1563/7 WRIT OF VENIRE FACIAS. Attached: NOMINA MINISTRORUM. Latin.  1563 April 2
XQS/1563/8 PETITION (n.d.) of Jevan ap Thomas ap David that he was bound to the Justices "by untrue surmise and report of evill and malice" about a year and a half ago. Endorsed: NOTE (5 April 1563) th...  more [1563 April 5]
XQS/1563/9 PRESENTMENT of Hugh ap Jevan ap Maredudd of Llaniestyn, yeoman, for outlawing and dispossessing John Gruffith ap John of Llyn, esq., of a tenement called Tythyn Gwenllian. Endorsed: NOTES (i) that pr...  more 1563 April 17
XQS/1563/10 MEMORANDUM OF RECOGNIZANCE taken by [J.P. unspecified] of Margaret verch Eignion, to keep the peace, especially towards William ap Madoc ap Eignon, Esqs.. Sureties: Humffrey ap David Lloyd, Morgan ap ...  more 1563 April 20
XQS/1563/11 PRESENTMENT of Robert ap Jevan ap David ap ?Tona of Denbigh, co. Denbigh, tailor, for breaking and entering a tenement at Treffriwe called Lledwigan in the occupation of Robert ap David ap [Jevan] and...  more 1563 May 11
XQS/1563/12 PRESENTMENT of Mores ap William ap Hugh of Dynorweke [Dinorwic], labourer, for breaking and entering the home of Hugh ap Hoell ap Llewelyn ap Ithel, and stealing a purse and 30s. at Dynorweke [Dinorwi...  more 1563 June 8
XQS/1563/13 PRESENTMENT of John ap Jevan ap Gruffith of Keidio, labourer, for stealing an axe worth 4d. of Margaret verch Iestyn Thomas at Keidio. Appended: NOTE that J. ap J. ap G. is to be flogged and put in th...  more 1563 June 15
XQS/1563/14 PRESENTMENT of Elizabeth verch David ap Llewelyn of Bodelig, spinster, for assault on Richard ap John Lloyd, gent., at Bodelock. Endorsed: NOTE: ’Billa Vera’. Latin.  1563 June 20
XQS/1563/15 PRESENTMENT of Agnes verch John ap Robert of Maynan for stealing ?linsey cloth worth 6d, from Margaret verch ?Richard, at Gogarth. Appended (in another hand): NOTE that A. verch J. ap R. is to be flog...  more 1563 June 23

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