Welsh Journals

^ntoflliyjgia: dCamlrrMsis, FOURTH SERIES.—No. VI. APRIL, 1871. CATALOGUE OF THE HENGWKT MSS. AT PENIAETH. (Continued from p. 340, vol. I.) 421. A long paper roll, to which is the following heading," The true pedigree of Reginald Williams Esq., concurringe with the auntient evidences of Wilaston house, wth the treue descents and passage of the manores of Willaston magna & Trevnant, in the counti of Salop." This pedigree, in the autograph of Rees Kain, is dated in 1612, and is illustrated with very many references to deeds relating to the Willaston estates, and a great number of the armorial bearings of the Williams family, and of those families into which they intermarried, or were connected with the estates. 422. Pedigree of Henry Lloyd, otherwise Rosindall, of Cheyme, in the county of Surrey, Esq., including a pedigree of the Lumley family, from which he was de¬ scended; on a long parchment roll, and very well em¬ blazoned. Seventeenth century. 423. "The Genealogey or Perdegrey of John Salus- bury, gent, one his Maties poore knightes of Windsore, descended from the worthey fameley of Salisbury of Lewney, w'thin the county of Denbighe,as also descended from the kinges of England, the princes of Wales, toge¬ ther with many Honorable, Noble and worthey good howses, gathered out of many auncient Recordes Reue- fent Antequetie & worthy monuments of Reuerent 4th seb., yql. ii. 8