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1 - Marriage settlement of William Bulkeley the younger and Alice, daughter of Bartholomew Bold, esquire
2 - Letters of administration from Hugh Trefgarn and Alfred Trefnant vicars general of the Bishop of Bangor, to administer the goods and chattels of the said Bartholomew
3 - Last will and testament of Alice Bold ["Alicia Bolde"], wife of William Bulkeley the younger
4 - Last will and testament of William Bulkeley the elder, i.e., father of the William Bulkeley who married Alice Bold in 1448
5 - Marriage settlement of Morris Wynn, son of John Wynn ap Meredith [of Gwydyr] and Jane, daughter of the first Sir Richard Bulkeley
6 - Bond of obligation in £500 by John Wynn ap Meredith, Morris his son, Elissa ap Morice of Penyfed [usually known as E. ap M. of Clenennau by Penmorfa], and Griffith ap Robert Vychan of Llanstidwy (i.e., of Talhenbont by Llanystumdwy], to Sir Richard Bulkeley, to observe faithfully the terms of a marriage settlement of equal date
7 - Last will and testament of a brother of the first Sir Richard Bulkeley
8-10 - Release by John Wyn ap Meredydd of Gwydyr to William Bulkeley, merchant, and Hugh ap Meredydd, gentlemen, as feofees in trust, of all his messuages and tenements in Gwydyr, Bettws, Penmachno,Llenfair [Isgaer], Treflen, Rug [Llanrug?], Botandreg, Bangor, Penyfed, &c. for his own use during his natural life, and after his death, to the use of his son Morris [father of Sir Joh- Wynn] and his legitimate heirs by Jane, daughter of Sir Richard Bulkeley [first].
11 - Letters Patent (6 Oct.,1553), of 1 Mary, granting a general pardon to Sir Richard Bulkeley of Beaumaris, for all manner of trespasses and offences committed by him or by his ancestors. (Great Seal)
12 - Discharge by Sir Richard Bulkeley [the second] to Sir William Davenport of Bramhall in Cheshire
13 - Lease by Queen Elizabeth to Richard B. of Cheadle
14 - Enfeoffment (August,1574) by Sir Richard Bulkeley [third Knight] of practically all his landed property in Cheshire, co. Carnarvon, and co. Anglesey, in the hands of seven trustees [of whom three were Davenports of Bramhall in Cheshire, close relatives of his first wife] in order that the provisions of his last will [which did not come operative until 47 years had passed, and a very different will to the one he would have made in 1574] should be diligently observed regarding debts and funeral expenses; also to express his love and fatherly affection to Richard, his son and heir, also to secure maintenance, portions, &c. for his younger children (if he should fortune to have any)
15 - Exemplification and Inspeximus of a grant by Sir Richard Bulkeley [third] to his son and heir, Richard Bulkeley, of lands, tenements, etc. in Treyben [Treban] Merrike, Lledwigan, Gaverogwy, Llangwyllog, Clynnog, Llanllibio, Llennol, Amlwch, Cilgwyn, Bodwrog, Dynsylwy and Llanddyfnan in Anglesey and in Rudheath in Cheshire (2 June, 1575). (Great Seal attached, intact)
16 - Deed of Grant by Sir Richard B, the third to Dame Agnes Bulkeley [his step-mother, second wife to the second Sir Richard] of lands in Newton, co. Cheshire [there are several Newtons in that county, but this is probably now called Newton Moor], on condition that Sir Richard's servants might have ingress and egress for the cutting of timber on these lands, but on condition also that Dame Agnes could utilise the fellable trees, i.e., those under twenty years growth.
17-18 - Deeds of revocation of former Deedes made by Sir Richard Bulkeley of his Estate in Anglesey, Carnarvon and Cheshire
19 - Warrant by Edward, Lord Clynton, Lord High Admiral of England to Sir Richard Bulkeley, Vice Admiral of North Wales, to give a full account of the proceedings and receipts of his said office for the term Michaelmas, 1576, to All Saints Day, 1577
20 - Declaration of disanulment by Sir Richard Bulkeley of certain provisions in an indenture of 1 August 1574
21 - Declaration by Sir Richard B, that he has taken full advantage of the proviso for disanulment in an indenture bearing date 1 August 1574, made between him and (among others) three of the Cheshire Davenport family.
22 - Important document by which third Sir Richard Bulkeley passed over claims of his children by his first marriage upon the children of the second
23-25 - Documents relating to transactions arising from the marriage of Sir Richard B. [the third] with "Dame Mary, daughter of the Lord Burgh", more especially over portions to his daughters Katherine, Margaret,and Elizabeth, and over the possibility of Dame Mary re-marrying after his decease
26A - Copy letters of patent appointing Henry, Earl of Pembroke, Lord Lieutenant of Wales and the Marches
26B - Commission by Henry, Earl of Pembroke, to Sir Richard Bulkeley and John Griffith, Esq., appointing them Deputy Lieutenants in the county of Anglesey
27 - Indenture by which Sir Richard Bulkeley implements the provisions of the family arrangement given in detail in the deed of 16 Aug.,1585 (doct. 22) and vests his whole interests in co. Carnarvon in two trustees, viz., Sir John Wynn of Gwydyr and John Griffith, esq.,of Caernarvon.
28 - Evidence of letters of administration being issued
29 - Indenture explanatory of the deed of 16 Aug., 1585, which [to all appearance) made provision for the jointure of Dame Mary, second wife of Sir Richard B. The parties to this new indenture were Henry, Earl of Lincoln; Thomas, Lord Burgh; Thomas, Lord Clinton, and others
30 - Disanulment by Sir Richard Bulkeley [third Knight] of the indenture of 16 Aug., 1585, by which he had reserved the manors of Whatcroft, Cheadle and Tympley in the co. Palatine of Chester to his own use for the term of his natural life, and after his decease to certain other uses and limitations thereunder specified.
31 - Letters Patent of James I granting a General Pardon to Richard Bulkeley of Beaumaris [the third Knight]
32 - Indenture
33 - Indenture, copy only, citing the numerous dispositions made by the third Sir Richard B. regarding his lands and estates in Cheshire, Anglesey and elsewhere, more especially those arising from his second marriage with Dame Mary, daughter of the Lord Burgh, and proceeding to make a (new or additional or supplementary) marriage-settlement upon his eldest son of this marriage with Dame Anne Wilford, daughter of Sir Thomas Wilford of Yelding, co. Kent.
34 - Document relating to Sir Richard Bulkeley's judgment on the devolution of his lands in Cheshire, Anglesey and Caernarvonshire
35-36 - Last will and testament of Sir Richard Bulkeley [third Knight]
37 - Copy of the last will and testament of Sir John Savage of Rock-Savage in Cheshire with a short codicil on 3 July.
38 - Memorandum that William Bulkeley of Coedan [and Brynddu], in virtue of a letter of attorney, made an entry into several messuages, lands and tenements of Sir Richard Bulkeley and Richard B., son and heir, received from each tenant a piece of silver in acknowledgement that he held his premises for the use of Sir R. and R.B.
39 - Letters of administration granted to Dame Mary Bulkeley upon the death of her husband, Sir Richard Bulkeley the elder - issued by George [Abbott], Lord Archbishop of Canterbury
40 - Indenture
41 - "A second survey taken by Willm lloyd [William Lloyd] gent. ffeodary of the Counties of Anglesey and Caernarvon the xxvi daye of October … xxth James [I]", i.e., 26 Oct.,1622 (and not 1624 ,as written on the dorse). Reference to a previous survey of 10 May, both evidently being undertaken by a Crown official consequent upon the death of Sir Richard Bulkeley the elder in June, 1621. In any case, there were £123,16.8. to pay
42 - Note on a marriage-settlement
43 - Copy of articles of agreement
44-45 - Marriage-settlement
46 - Inventory of the goods and chattels of Sir Richard Bulkeley
47 - Exemplification
48-49 - Two assignments of the right and interest in various townships of Anglesey, one (14 & 20 Febr.,1625) by a Sir Robert Banastre of Passenham, Northants, to Sir Thomas Wilford of Kent (for which he had a consideration of £688) and the other (26 May, 1625) by Sir Thomas to Richard Bulkeley,esq., of Baron Hill (grandson of the third Sir Richard by his second marriage]. This document seems to confirm the theory that Sir Richard B., son of the third Sir Richard, died some time in 1624; he had married the daughter of Sir Thomas Wilford
50-51 - Deed of assignment, with counterpart, by Sir Robert Banastre of Passenham, Northants, to Sir Thomas Wilford of Yelding in Kent, of certain Crown interests in the townships of Llannol, Amlwch, &c.; full consideration, £1,778.
52 - Copy of an order by Dr. John Williams, Lord Bishop of Lincoln, when Lord Chancellor of England, to four gentlemen named (John Trefusis, Thomas Polwheile, John Coke and Sampson Bloye) to be referees in a refractory case between two Irish merchants
53 - Inspeximus of a suit and judgement
54 - Lease
55 - Exemplification of a suit in the Court of Chancery between Dame Mary Bulkeley, widow of Sir Richard Bulkeley, and Richard Bulkeley, Esq., her grandson, and son of Richard Bulkeley the younger, lately deceased, re lands in Anglesey late the property of the said Sir Richard Bulkeley [the third]
56 - Release and quit-claim by George Dent, citizen and mercer of London, of all actions, suits, causes, &c. against Henry Sandys of Northbourne in Kent and Richard Bulkeley of Beaumaris [grandson of Sir Richard Bulkeley the third).
57-59 - Three documents, two indentures (25 May, 1631) and one record of the Committee sitting at the London Guild Hall (7 May, 1651), whose combined intent and meaning is the vesting in Richard Bulkeley, esq. [grandson of the third Sir Richard] of the interests of the Crown in five Anglesey "townships", sold to him for £1,500; £955.16.8. already paid, leaving a residue of £544.3.4. to be paid before the last day of the Easter term in 1631. The annual rents were fixed at £47.9.4.
60 - Indenture by which certain interests of the Crown in Anglesey "townships" are transferred from feofees in trust to Sir Richard Bulkeley, esq.; cites an indenture of the 25 May last past by which four citizens of London had vested them in the aforesaid trustees. The transfer cost £1,500 to R.B.
61 - Letter from Owen Arthur to Richard Bulkeley, son of Sir Richard B. [fourth].
62 - Indenture pursuant to an award
63 - Letter from Humphrey Vaughan to Richard Bulkeley, the younger
64 - Letter from Thomas Salusbury [Sir Thomas S. of Llywenni, very probably] at Kinmell to Richard Bulkeley the younger
65 - Memorandum that Richard Bulkeley, esq. [grandson of the third Sir Richard] did quietly enter upon a considerable number of closes and parcels of land, mainly in the Beaumaris neighbourhood, as "by the lease annexed mentioned", as of right and inheritance. However, the lease is not annexed
66 - Indenture between Richard B. of Beaumaris, esq. [grandson to the third Sir Richard by his second marriage] and Thomas Bulkeley of Llanfairfechen [later first Viscount]
67-68 - Lease and counterpart under the Statute of Uses, by Richard Bulkeley, esq. to Randle Walley of Cremlyn and Charles Bulkeley of Llaniestyn, of all his lands and tenements in Anglesey and Carnarvon
69-70 - Deeds of enfeoffment in trust of all the Baron Hill inheritance by Richard Bulkeley, esquire, grandson of the third Sir Richard; this had the ultimate effect, at the death of young Bulkeley eight months later, of vesting all the above lands and possessions in his uncle, Thomas, first Lord Bulkeley; the feofees in trust were Charles Bulkeley of Llaniestyn, cousin to Thomas B., and Randle [Randolph] Whalley of Cremlyn.
71 - Letters of Administration granted to Richard Bulkeley [who died in March, 1640] as the natural and oldest brother of Peter Bulkeley, deceased, intestate
72 - Letter from Richard Bulkeley the younger to Robert Lewis at Chancery Lane "near Holbourne"
73-4 - Last will, together with a copy, of Richard Bulkeley of Beaumaris, esq. [i.e., the eldest grandson of the third Sir Richard by the second marriage], 2 March,1639-40.
75 - Official copy of the last will and testament of Richard Bulkeley, esq., 2 March, 1639-40, Proved at London, 28 May, 1640
76 - Copy of the last will of Richard Bulkeley, esq., grandson of the third Sir Richard by his second marriage (2 March,1639-40)
77 - Evidence of some exceptions that were taken over the true making and proper signing of the will of Richard Bulkeley (on 2 March, 1639-40) ostensibly from Thomas Bulkeley
78 - Inquisitio post mortem of Richard Bulkeley, esq. [grandson of Sir Richard Bulkeley, third Knight] taken at Beaumaris 31 Aug., 1640. Exhaustive survey of the Bulkeley estates, preceded by the name of the escheator (Richard Parry) and the jurors before whom the inquisition was made, who included the Bulkeleys of Porthamel, Gronant, and Dronwy, Whyte of Friars, and Owen Wynn of Cromlech
79 - Exemplification of a Final Concord in the Great Sessions of Caernarvon (19 Aug.,1639) between Ralph Walley, gent., and Charles Bulkeley, gent., plaintiffs, and Richard Bulkeley, Esq., deforciant, touching 35 messuages and lands in Caernarvon, Llenfaglan, Trewarth, Trefferie, Brynie, Castell, Tremorfa, Penfro, Llechen, Glyn, Gronant, Eranoes, Gweredros, Llanbedr, Conway, Gorddinog, Llanfair, Dwygyfylchi and Bodsilin (2 Oct.,1640)
80-81 - Marriage settlement (two copies) of Richard, son and heir apparent of Thomas Bulkeley of Baron Hill, and Catherine, daughter of Sir Roger Mostyn (2 January,1640); feofees in trust, Morris Wynn of Gwydyr and John Eyton of Leeswood.
82 - Indenture between Thomas Bulkeley of Baron Hill and Michael Evans, clericus, of Beaumaris; lease, under the Statute of Uses, and for purposes not made clear in the document, of messuages, mills, lands, &c. referred to in an indenture of equal date between Thomas Bulkeley, Morris Wynn of Gwydyr, John Eyton of Leeswood, and Sir Roger Mostyn
83 - Settlement
84 - Indenture
85 - "The redemise from Mr. Morris Wynn [of Gwydyr] and Mr. Eyton [of Leeswood] unto Mr. Tho. Bulkeley [afterwards first Viscount]”
86-87 - Two indentures (1 & 3 Feb.,1640+1641) pursuant to the marriage settlement of Richard Bulkeley and Catherine Mostyn
88 - Surrender, comprehensive and without reserve (8 Oct., 1641), by Robert Bulkeley of St. Clement Danes, co. Middlesex, of all right and claim to the Bulkeley estates; release to Thomas Bulkeley [later first Viscount] and to Richard his son and heir from all actions, suits, &c. whatsoever.
89-91 - Surrender and complete quitclaim in favour of Thomas Bulkeley of all his claim and right to any or all of the landed interests of Sir Richard B. the elder, Sir Richard his son, and Richard Bulkeley, esq., his son (who died in March, 1639-1640) by Robert Bulkeley of St. Clement Danes in co. Middlesex, for a consideration of £200.
92 - Patent [vera copia] of the creation of Thomas Bulkeley to be Viscount Cashel [Cashells] in the kingdom of Ireland (given at Oxford, 6 January,1643-44). Not 19 January, as given in Pedigrees, 42, ‘This true copy was made by comparing it with the original, on 31 May, 1652
93 - Copy of the first assignment of the title of Viscount Bulkeley of Cashiels to Thomas Bulkeley by Charles I
94 - Release and quitclaim by Sir Thomas Cheadle of Penmon to Thomas, Viscount Bulkeley, and to Richard Bulkeley, his son and heir, from all actions, suits, &c. whatsoever.
95 - Further Letters of administration regarding the goods and chattels of Peter Bulkeley (died 1679), one of the younger grandsons of the third Sir Richard Bulkeley; original letters granted to Peter's elder brother Richard Bulkeley, esq. who himself died soon after, and before effecting a "debita et plena administracio".
96 - Indenture by which Thomas, Viscount Bulkeley and Richard, his son and heir, assign certain specified lands to feofees in trust to secure the preferment and marriage portions of T.B.'s younger children.
97-100 - Papers (four) ancillary to the marriage settlement of Richard, son and heir of Thomas, Viscount Bulkeley, and Katherine, daughter of Sir Roger Mostyn of Mostyn, of which 97 is a mere draft, 98 is an indenture of 24 Aug., 1648, while 99 and 100 are two copies of a “Particular of the lands of Thomas Buckley, Esquiere, sett out for the uses following", viz., charged with £300 per annum for the maintenance of Richard B. & Katherine his wife until the said R. attain the age of 20 years, and then to be enjoyed in kind. Informing schedule of tenements swith details about tenants and tenures. A collation of the docts. With 80-84 raises some doubt whether the actual marriage took place in 1641 or 1648
101 - Surrender and release by Thomas, Lord Bulkeley to Richard B., son and heir, of certain specified messuages and tenements in Anglesey, "for the better enabling of the said R.B. to convey the messuages … to such uses and in such sorte as is agreed between them".
102 - Further document enabling Thomas, Viscount Bulkeley, to make leases, &c. of certain of his lands in order to secure money for the preferment and marriage-portions of his younger children
103 - Marriage settlement of Sir Roger Mostyn of Mostyn and Mary, daughter of Thomas, Viscount Bulkeley. Provision for payment of marriage portion by yearly instalments, jointure, and succession; also for fine and recovery at Great Sessions on certain specified lands
104-107 - Four documents relating to the reactions of the Mostyn marriage - leases and releases
108 - Acquittance by Rowland Whyte of Friars, "farmer of the King's silver on Compositions of fines & Recoveries within the three Countyes of North Wales"; has received £13.6.8. from Viscount Bulkeley and an equal sum from Sir Roger Mostyn, sums due upon a deed of uses according to articles of Marriage Settlement dated 30 Decr.,1648
109-111 - Leases
112 - Deed of lease by Thomas, Viscount Bulkeley, to Hugh Kenrick of Coedana upon the messuage and tenements of Bodafon in the townships of Llysdulas and Bodafon for 21 years at a yearly rent of twelve pence (but the consideration was £180).
113 - Bond of obligation in £540 by Hugh Kenrick of Coedana to Thomas, Lord Viscount Bulkeley, to observe faithfully the terms of an indenture of demise and lease bearing equal date
114-115 - Lease
116 - Lease
117-122 - Six acquittances, ranging in date from 10 Nov., 1649, to 4 Aug. 1654, by Roger Mostyn of Mostyn, the first baronet; has received specified sums as part payments of his marriage portion with Mary, daughter of Thomas, Lord Viscount Bulkeley of Baron Hill (she was Sir Roger's second wife and became the mother of his son and heir, afterwards Sir Thomas Mostyn, the second baronet)
123 - Record of proceedings in an action of Recovery in the Great Sessions of Flint by Owen Wood and Maurice Wynne, Esq., against William Wynne, Esq., and William Mostyn, gent., of the Manor of Mostyn, together with lands in Mostyn, Whitford, Garne, Tredinorben, Trelen, Trerabbatt, Caerwys, Hendregaerwyn, Tremeirchion and elsewhere in Flintshire
124 - Assignment by Sir Roger Mostyn [the second, though here called esq.] to John Eyton of Leeswood, of various interests referred to in an indenture of 3 Febr.,1647-8, between Sir Roger and certain London financiers; they included tenements and coal-pits on the Manor of Mostyn
125-128 - Three indentures and one bond of obligation arising out of the marriage of Pierce Lloyd of Lligwy [the younger] with Lumley, second daughter of Thomas, Viscount Bulkeley, and implementing the indenture of 24 Aug., 1648 (BHILL/96) by which the Viscount made specific provision for such of his daughters as were then unmarried.
129-130 - Indenture tripartite with counterpart
131 - Void document purpoting to be a release of properties
132-133 - Marriage settlement, with counterpart, of Robert, second surviving son of Thomas, Lord Viscount Bulkeley [afterwards Robert second Viscount] and Sarah, daughter of Daniel Harvey, of London, deceased, one of the Aldermen of the City (9 December,1654)
134-135 - Writ of Oliver, Lord Protector, to Sir Hugh Owen of Bodeon and eight other gentlemen, ordering any two or more of them to repair to the domiciles of Thomas, Lord Viscount Bulkeley, Robert Bulkeley (his son, and later second Viscount) and Thomas Bulkeley [another son, later known as Thomas Bulkeley of Dinas] to receive their "acknowledgement" in answer to a writ of covenant depending at Great Sessions, between the Bulkeleys and Owen Holland of Berw.
136 - Indenture
137 - Letter from Sir Roger Mostyn of Mostyn to Pieree Lloyd [of Lligwy] "at the Old House in Bewmeris"
138-140 - Three documents relating to the marriage of Richard Wood of Rhosmor with Catherine, daughter of Thomas, Viscount Bulkeley
141 - Discharge and quitclaim by Peter Jones of Fleet Street, London, tailor, to Robert Bulkeley of Baron Hill [i.e., son and heir of Thomas, first Viscount, and himself later to be second Viscount]; has received £200, and releases R.B. from all actions, suits, quarrels, &c. Peter Jones was evidently a London Welshman who had a good deal of money, but he could not write his name
142 - Indenture
143 - Letters of administration from the Keepers of the Liberties of England to John Bulkeley, cousin and next of kin of Thomas, Viscount Bulkeley, deceased, under the new Act of 19 May in that year "empowering" judges for probate of wills and granting administrations of the same.
144 - Evidence of inquiry into the tables of descent of the Bulkeleys of Baron Hill. No clue regarding its date, but approximately 1660. There are no new facts, except the reference to a [half] brother of Sir Richard the third (d. 1621) named Edward, "of Pixley in Salop"
145 - Deed of appointment of Robert, second Viscount Bulkeley, as Deputy Lieutenant of the six northern counties of Wales under Richard, Earl of Carbery, as Lord Lieutenant of all Wales
146 - Release by Pierce Lloyd the younger of Lligwy and three others to Robert, second Viscount Bulkeley, of a large part of his Carnarvonshire lands - the exact purport of which is nowhere made clear in the document.
147-148 - Deed of appointment of Robert, Viscount Bulkeley, as Deputy Lieutenant of the six counties of North Wales under the Earl of Carbery, Lord Lieutenant thereof
149 - Copy of the last will and testament of Sir Griffith Williams of Penrhyn, baronet, nephew to Archbishop John Williams (13 Sept.,1663; codicil annexed, dated on the same day).
150 - Indenture of lease for eleven years by which a specified number of messuages and tenements of the Baron Hill estate [exhaustive list of tenants and undertenants] are placed in the hands of Thomas Bulkeley of Dinas and five other gentlemen in trust to pay the "proper debts" of Robert, Lord Viscount Bulkeley
151 - Deed of lease
152-154 - Deed of mortgage, with two bonds of obligation
155 - Last will and testament of Catherine Williams of Conway.
156 - Grant by Henry Somerset, Lord Herbert, and Lord Lieutenant of Wales, to Lord Bulkeley, of the office of Deputy Lieutenancy of North Wales
157 - Grant by King Charles II to Robert, Viscount Bulkeley, of the office of Vice Admiral of North Wales
158 - Marriage settlement of Richard, son and heir of Robert, second Viscount Bulkeley, and Mary, daughter of Sir Philip Egerton of Oulton, co. Chester
159 - Counterpart of the marriage-settlement of Richard [later third Viscount], son and heir of Robert, second Viscount Bulkeley, and Mary, daughter of Sir Philip Egerton of Oulton in Cheshire. £8,000 marriage portion.
160 - Indenture by which Benjamin Jones and Owen Roberts of Beaumaris sell and confirm to Richard Bulkeley, son and heir of Robert, second Lord Bulkeley, the messuage of Cae Mawr in Llaniestyn, co. Anglesey, for a consideration of £319 (raised to £350 by a payment of £31 on 17 Oct.).
161-162 - Indenture by which R.B., the son sells to his father Robert, [second] Lord Bulkeley, the messuage of Cae Mawr in Llaniestyn for £350 [the price he paid for it to the two surviving trustees of Edward Price]. With it is a lease under the Statute of Uses (7 Nov.)
163 - Bond of obligation in £70 by Richard Bulkeley of Baron Hill to Robert, second Lord Bulkeley, to observe faithfully an indenture of equal date
164 - Letters Petent by James II appointing Henry, Duke of Beaufort, Lieutenant for the Principality of Wales and the Marches
165 - Commission by Henry, Duke of Beaufort, to Robert [second] Lord Viscount Bulkeley, appointing him his Deputy Lieutenant in the six counties of North Wales
166-168 - Three documents relating to the marriage settlement of Hugh Hughes of Tre'rdriw and Anne, daughter of Richard Bulkeley of Glan y Gors in the parish of Llangristiolus
169 - Letter from Robert, Lord Bulkeley, to his agent Robert Jones at Conway
170-171 - Payment for an apprentice
172 - Doctor's bill to Robert [second] Viscount Bulkeley; paid on 20 May, 1687; amount £6.6.1.
173 - Letter from Richard Kyffin of Maenan to Robert [second] Viscount Bulkeley
174 - Marriage articles of the Hon. Richard Bulkeley, son and heir of Robert, second Viscount Bulkeley, and Elizabeth, widow of Thomas Lort of Stackpole, co. Pembroke, and daughter of Humphrey Whyte of Henllan in the same county.
175 - Letters Patent of James II appointing Richard, Lord Bulkeley and Viscount Cashiels in Ireland, Chancellor and Chamberlain of the counties of Anglesey, Caernarvon and Merioneth
176 - Letter from Richard Mostyn [of Penbedw, probably] to Robert, second Viscount Bulkeley
177 - "Accompt Currant between James Lanehame and Richard, [third] Viscount Bulkeley"
178 - Indenture tripartite
179 - Indenture between Sir William Williams of Vaynol and Dame Sarah Viscountess Dowager Bulkeley, relict of Robert, second Viscount; transaction in pursuance of the deceased Viscount's last will and testament, for the raising of certain sums of money and yearly rents; exhaustive list of messuages and tenants
180 - Articles of Agreement between Lord Bulkeley and Lady Bulkeley for separate maintenance, i.e., between Richard, third Viscount, and his second wife, Elizabeth, daughter of Humphrey Whyte of Henllan, co. Pembroke
181 - Articles of the marriage settlement of Pierce Lloyd of Lligwy and Mary, only daughter of Grace Jones of Carreg Hova and sister of Thomas Jones of Shrewsbury
182 - Grant by Lord and Lady Bulkeley to Conningsby Williams, Esq., of Penmynydd, and Robert Bulkeley, of the parish of St. Dunstan's, West London, of messuages and lands in Anglesey, forming the said Lady Bulkeley's jointure; 99 years
183 - Articles of agreement between Lady Sophia Bulkeley, widow of Henry Bulkeley, deceased, and her sons and daughters (on the one part) and Thomas Bulkeley of Dinas [Llanwnda], brother and acting executor of Henry Bulkeley.
184 - Confirmation
185 - "Settlement on the intended Marriage of Richard, son and heir of Richard, [third] Viscount Bulkeley with Lady Bridgett Bertie"
186 - Grant by Queen Anne by Letters Patent to Richard Bulkeley, son of Richard, Lord Bulkeley and Viscount Cashiels, of the offices of Chancellor and Chamberlain of North Wales and of Constable of Beaumaris Castle (Great Seal in tin container)
187 - Grant by George, Prince of Denmark and Lord High Admiral, to Richard Bulkeley, esq., [the later 4th Viscount] of the office of Vice Admiral of North Wales
188 - Lease under the Statute of uses by Richard, third Lord Bulkeley, upon various interests in Anglesey, Carnarvon, and Cheshire - one of the several transactions incident to the marriage-settlement of Richard, later fourth Viscount Bulkeley and Lady Bridget Bertie
189 - Release by Richard, Lord Bulkeley and Richard Bulkeley, to Montague, Lord Abingdon, and Daniel, Earl of Nottingham, of manors, messuages and lands in cos. Anglesey, Caernarvon, Cheshire and Lancashire, in consideration of £8,000 and of a marriage between the said Richard Bulkeley and Lady Bridget Bertie
190-191 - Two indentures summarising a series of deeds and bonds governing the marriage settlement of Richard, fourth Viscount Bulkeley and Lady Bridget Bertie, eldest daughter of James, Earl of Abingdon
192 - Marriage settlement of Richard, son and heir of Richard, third Lord Bulkeley, and Lady Bridget Bertie, daughter of James, Earl of Abingdon; appointment of feofees in trust; provision also that since the aforesaid R.B. is under the age of 21, that the whole settlement will be of no effect unless he seals and delivers a counterpart to this indenture within three months after attaining that age, the delivery to be to Lord Bulkeley, his father
193-195 - Three papers relating to a debt
196-209 - Fourteen papers relating to indebtedness
210 - Account of sums payable for slate deliveries
211-216 - Six letters of varied interest to Richard, fourth Viscount.
217 - Grant by Thomas, Earl of Pembroke, Lord High Admiral, to Richard, Lord Bulkeley, of the office of Vice Admiral of North Wales
218 - Letter to Lord Bulkeley [4th Viscount] from E. Bulkeley [undoubtedly Elizabeth, widow and second wife of the third Viscount]
219 - Letter by Richard, fourth Viscount Bulkeley, to "My Lord"
220 - Probate of the Will of Rt, Hon, Richard, late Lord Bulkeley, Viscount Cashells in the Kingdom of Irelands proved Bth July,1724
221 - Copy of indenture of the marriage settlement between Thomas Rowlands of Nant, co. Carnarvon, and Ellen, daughter of William Roberts of Caera, co. Anglesey. They were the parents of Emma, Viscountess Bulkeley
222 - Assignment of a bond and judgement upon the same, amounting in all to £2,890.19.6., from Ann & Penelope Bellasise of Newborough "in the county of Yorke" to Edward Bangham of Gray's Inn. The Dowager Viscountess Bulkeley [Hon. Bridget Bertie] and Richard, fifth Viscount, were among the parties to the transaction. Judgement secured by Philip Gilbert of St. Dunstan's, London, peruke-maker
223 - Bond of obligation in £600 by the Dowager Viscountess Bulkeley [Hon. Bridget Bertie, widow of Richard, fourth Viscount], and Richard, fifth Viscount, to pay £300 to Catherine Miles of the parish of St. Margaret’s Westminster, on 13 March next ensuing
224 - Grant and surrender by Bridget, Lady Bulkeley, to Richard, Lord Bulkeley, of lands in Llandrygarn, Cleifiog, Llanynghenedl, Llechgynfarwydd, Llanllibio, Bodwrog, etc.
225-226 - Two documents relating to a conveyance by Lord Bulkeley to Thomas Kyffin of Maenan, co. Caern., and William Jones of Pentraeth, Esq, of manors and messuages in cos. Anglesey and Carnarvon
227 - Exemplification of a recovery in the Great Sessions of Anglesey (7 Sept.,1721) by Daniel, Earl of Winchester and Nottingham, Montague, Earl of Abingdon, Henry Bertie, Esq., and Roger Mostyn, against Thomas Kyffin, Esq. and William Jones, Esq. of the manors of Baron Hill, Cleifiog and Llanilibio, Penmon and Gafrogwy, together with 12 messuages and lands in Beaumaris, Gaffrogwy, Mathafarn Eitha, et alibi in Anglesey
228 - Exemplification of a recovery by Daniel, Earl of Winchester, Montague, Earl of Abingdon, Henry Bertie, Esq. and Roger Mostyn, against Thomas Kyffin, Esq. and William Jones, Esq., of the manor of Aber and messuages and lands in Trewarth, Tre'rfferi, Brynie, Castell, Tremorfa, Penfro, Llechan et alibi in co. Caernarvon
229-230 - Two documents relating to a conveyance
231 - Indenture of bargain and sale
232 - Tripartite indenture
233 - Copy of the marriage settlement of Richard [fifth] Viscount Bulkeley and Jane, daughter of Lewis Owen of Peniarth, co. Merioneth, deceased. Four schedules attached. There was no issue of the marriage; she was married the second time to Edward Williams, grandson of Sir William Williams of Llanforda
234 - Bond of obligation in £1,400 by Bridget, Dowager Viscountess Bulkeley and Richard, fifth Viscount, to pay £700 to Hezekiah Haynes of the parish of St. Margaret's, Westminster on 9 Feb. next ensuing. Within is a record of payment of interest up to March 10, 1752-3
235-236 - Two documents relating to a Grant by Lord Bulkeley to Mr. James Bulkeley, of two annuities of £100 and £200, the first for the joint lives of Lady Bulkeley and the said James Bulkeley, and the other for the life of James Bulkeley from the death of the said Lady Bulkeley, if he survives her
237 - Covenant
238 - Letter to Richard, fifth Viscount Bulkeley, from Sir William Williams of Llanvorda [father of the first Sir Watkin W. Wynn]
239-240 - Documents relating to an acquittance and discharge by Edward Le Grand of St. Martins in the Fields to Allen Evans of the parish of St. James, Westminster, of a debt of £326
241 - "An Account of principall and Interest due to Sir John Chesshyre from the .... Lord Bulkeley"
242-243 - Deed of Covenant and Mutual Release between Lord Bulkeley and Lady Bulkeley, regarding all disputes and actions, &c.
244 - Letter from Richard Parker at Bath to "Mr John Jones, Iron-monger, Long Acre, in London"
245 - Letter from William Bodvell at Bodfan [Llandwrog] to John Bulkeley [no doubt J.B. of Bwlchanen, who had married Bridget, sister of the fifth Viscount Bulkeley, and was one of his agents]
246-247 - Two documents relating to a release and discharge by John Boyd of Bedford, to the Viscountess Bulkeley and Richard Price, of the sum of £605.6.0. due to the said Boyd as assignee of the bankrupt estate of Thomas Maples of St. Clements
248-249 - Indenture of Settlement subsequent to the Marriage of Edward Williams, Esq., of Peniarth, with Lady Bulkeley Williams; i.e., Jane Owen, daughter and heiress of Lewis Owen of Peniarth, co. Merioneth
250 - Counterpart of a Deed of Assignment of a Term by Sir Charles Mordaunt to Francis Copper, Esq. in trust for Michael Peter Leheys, Esqre.
251 - Lease under the Statute of Uses
252-254 - Documents relating to a Release by Thomas Rowlands of Caerau, Esq. and Emma Rowlands to Edward Owen of Garth Angharad in the co. of Merioneth, Esq. and William Pritchard of Caernarvon, Esq., to make them Tenants to these premises
255 - Trust Deed being in execution of a power to raise money; parties, Thomas Rowlands of Caera and his daughter Emme [later to be Viscountess Bulkeley], on the one side, and on the other - Hugh Griffith and William Prichard, both of Caernarvon
256 - Indenture tripartite providing for the marriage-settlement of George Hervey of Tiddington, co. Oxford, and Eleanira Maria, one of the daughters of Richard, [fourth] Viscount Bulkeley, deceased
257 - “Abstract of the title of Thomas Rowlands and Emma Rowlands, now Viscountess Bulkeley, his only daughter, and heir by his late wife who was the only Daughter and heir of William Roberts of Caere … to an Estate of Inheritance of about £800 a year and which is to afford a Security for the sum of £7,000 or £5,000 at 4 per cent."
258-263 - Conveyance by Edward Williams, Esq. and Lady Bulkeley Williams, his wife, to William Prichard, gent., of Cremlyn in the parish of Llanddona; consideration, £900
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