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Expand 1 - Deeds and allied documents1 - Deeds and allied documents
Expand 2 - Abstracts of title, schedules of deeds etc.2 - Abstracts of title, schedules of deeds etc.
Expand 3 - Rentals, Surveys, Valuations3 - Rentals, Surveys, Valuations
Expand 4 - Accounts4 - Accounts
Expand 5 - Mines and Minerals5 - Mines and Minerals
Expand 6 - Tithes etc.6 - Tithes etc.
Expand 7 - Enclosures7 - Enclosures
Expand 8 - Suits and controversies8 - Suits and controversies
Collapse 9 - Family (Hughes) Papers9 - Family (Hughes) Papers
Collapse 1 - General1 - General
1558 - Will of Hugh Robert Hughes of Bache, co. Chester, esq. (A note on the dorse in the testator's hand states that this will was canclled by him 26 November 1826)
1559 - Will (draft)
1560 - Funeral account
1561 - Probate
1562 - An act to enable the Right Honourable William Lewis, Lord Dinorben, by mortgage of certain Hereditaments devised to him for life with Remainders over, by the Will and Codicils of the Reverend Edward Hughes, to raise not exceeding Twenty Thousand Pounds at Interest for rebuilding the Mansion and Offices at Kinmel Park, devised by the said Will and Codicils to the same Uses, and for other purposes
1563 - Memoranda in the hand of Philip Stapleton Humberston of Chester and correspondence relating to the strained relations existing between the first Lord Dinorben and his nephew Hugh Robert Hughes (who ultimately inherired the Kinmel Estate). Apparently Dinorben had taken grave exception to H.R.H's indiscretion in attending a Hunt Ball at Denbigh within a month or so of the death of his (D's) infant Daughter. When the old Baron himself died in February 1852 attempts were made to prevent H.R.H. from attending the funeral
1564 - Settlement
1565 - Probate
1566 - Executor's accounts
1567 - Appointment
1568 - Punishment book
1569 - List in the hand of Lady Florentia Emily Hughes of Kinmel Park of her "small possessions" which she desires to bequeath to her children and grand children after her death - contained in an envelope inscribed "1894 - This Envelope contains my Will. To be opened after my Death"
1570 - An account by Ernest A. Ebblewhite, a London antiquary, of a silver mug belonging to the Rev. Hugh Humphreys, rector of Trefdraeth, Anglesey, 1668, and inherited by H.R. Hughes of Kinmel through his grandmother, Mary, wife of the Rev. Edward Hughes
Expand 2 - Papers of Lt. Col. James Hughes, C.B. of the 18th Hussars2 - Papers of Lt. Col. James Hughes, C.B. of the 18th Hussars
Expand 10 - Correspondence10 - Correspondence
Expand 11 - Genealogical matters11 - Genealogical matters
Expand 12 - Miscellaneous12 - Miscellaneous
Expand 13 - Maps and plans13 - Maps and plans
Expand 14 - Addenda14 - Addenda
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