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XD2/309-319

Salusbury of Bachymbyd and Thelwall and Bagott Family Papers

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/309 1. Gabriel Goodman of Ruthin, co. Denbs., gent.. 2. Jane Thelwall of Merllin, co. Denbs., widow. GENERAL RELEASE of all debts, suits, executions and demands. [N.L.W. Rug 163.]  1617 May 31
XD2/310 1. Richard Prythergh of the Inner Temple, London, Esq.. 2. Jane Thelwall of Merllin, co. Denbs., widow. GENERAL RELEASE from all suits and debts. [N.L.W. Rug 1006.]  1617 May 31
XD2/311 LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION of the estate of Jane Thelwall, late of Merthlyn, pa.[rish] Rithyn [Ruthin], granted to her dau., Catherine Thomas, widow. Latin. Episcopal seal. [N.L.W. Rug 409.]  1638 Oct. 20 Bangor
XD2/312 COPY WILL of Edward Vaughan of Lloydiarth, bequeathing all his property to his nephew Charles Salisbury of Bachymbyd to the use of his heirs male of Rowland Vaughan and then of the heirs male of Howel...  more n.d. [1661]
XD2/313 RECEIPT of Grace Greene of Ruthin for £7.10s., paid by Mary Salesbury towards the education of G.G.’s son George. [N.L.W. Rug 1119.]  1664 May 3
XD2/314 SCHEDULE of tenants of mortgaged properties ?on Bachymbyd estate, lands in the jointure of Lady Salesburye, and in tenure of William Salesbury and not included in the above. Very decayed. [N.L.W. Rug ...  more n.d. [c.1672]
XD2/315 SCHEDULE of lands mortgaged to Bishop Parry, in the jointure of Lady Salesbury, and those lands held by Mr. William Salesbury contained in neither of the former, as proof that these were the ancient i...  more n.d. [c.1676]
XD2/316 SCHEDULE of lands in Bachymbid, Skeibion, Bodyngharad, Drevechan and Llanvoorog [co. Denbs.], mortgaged to Williams, and afterwards to Bishop Parry’s trustees. [N.L.W. Rug 787.]  n.d. [?c. 1676]
XD2/317 NOTES on the descent of title to Bachymbyd estate. [N.L.W. Rug 1168.]  n.d. [late C17th]
XD2/318 SCHEDULE of lands in Bachymbyd, Sceibion, Bodyngharad, Drevechan and Llanfwrog, mortgaged to Williams and then to Bishop Parry’s trustees. [N.L.W. Rug 171.]  n.d. [early C18th]
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