Statement "An Account of the Cabinet at the Top of the Stairs" by Samuel Kenrick of West Bromwich that, to his knowledge, "...this cabinet (in two parts)..." was formerly the property of the Rev. John Kenrick, Minister at Wrexham (ob. 1744); that his grand-daughter Mrs Martha Parry of Chester recollects its being in the house of J K's widow at Wrexham; that after the widow's death in 1775 it passed into the hands of her son William Kenrick of Wrexham; that on his death in 1793 it was purchased by the late James Kenrick of the same; that it came into the said Samuel Kenrick's possiession in 1824. An undated footnote in a different hand explains that the cabinet was presented to William Kenrick of Wynn Hall by the said Samuel Kenrick. Note : this account is written on the dorse of a fragment of an indenture of apprenticeship, whereby William Lawley son of John Lawley is bound to [Samuel] Kenrick of the parish of West Bromwich, Ironfounders, as iron pot caster. 20 May 1850