Deed of disanulment by Sir Richard Bulkeley taking advantage of such a proviso in an indenture of 1 Aug., 1574, to which Sir John Sevage and two of the Cheshire Davenports [relatives of his first wife] were parties; relate to the Cheshire manors and one capital messuage in Anglesey, evidently part of the jointure-lands of his second wife Mary, daughter of the Lord Burgh (who is one of the parties to this present disanulment). This deed was signed in the presence of the Chief Justice of England (Sir Christopher Wray), the Master of the Rolls (Sir William Cordell), and Thomas Valence of Lincoln's Inn - all three have their signatures at the foot 16 February 1576-1577