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XD2/5943-5981

Miscellaneous bills for legal work

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/5943 BILL of ?Mr. Hill to Mr. Wynn for the sum of £9.19.8d. for legal services. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4758]  1655
XD2/5944 RECEIPT of William Gardner to Mr. Wynne for the sum of £3.19.3d. for legal work. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4747]  1659
XD2/5945 RECEIPTED BILL of Ant[hony] Gindott to Mr. Wynne for the sum of £9.0.4d. for legal costs. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4763]  1663 Aug. 15
XD2/5946 RECEIPTED BILL of Rich[hard] Newcourt on behalf of Mr. Dyer the Proctor for the sum of £1.4.19d for [legal costs]. Attached: NOTE (n.d. [c.1663]) of further costs. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4887 pt.]  1663 Dec. 19
XD2/5947 VOUCHER of Ant[hony] Gindott for legal costs. The note on the bill says ’Bill for the infants’. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4757]  1664 Sept.24
XD2/5948 RECEIPTED BILL of Ant[hony] Gindott to Mr. Wynne for the sum of £9.2.4d. for professional service in ?legal cases 1664-1667. Document labelled ’bill for the infants’. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4...  more 1669 July 17
XD2/5949 BILL OF COSTS of Peter Jones, to Sir John Wynne, baronet, for a Recovery with Treble Voucher on the Denbighshire estate suffered at Ruthin Assizes. Appended: RECEIPT (23 Aug. 1766) of Peter Jones to S...  more n.d. [1766 Aug. 12-23]
XD2/5950 BILL OF COSTS of John Garnons, solicitor, to Sir John Wynn, baronet, for the several Recoveries of his estate suffered in Anglesey, Caernarfon and Merioneth [Meirionnydd]. Endorsed: RECEIPT (27 Aug. 1...  more 1766 Sept.2
XD2/5951 RECEIPTED BILL for legal costs for the purchase of Mr. Hugh Griffith’s farm called Tyddyn y Mansher, the trustees of Sir John Wynn, decd., with part of the trust money contracted for by Sir Thom...  more 1775 May
XD2/5952 BILL OF COSTS, of the plaintiffs Owen Williams, Edward Carreg, Robert Owen, Mary Owen, spinster, Mary Roberts, widow, Richard Wych, Lucy Williams, widow, Griffith Jones, John Morris, Edward Williams, ...  more 1780-1798
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