An index to the wills proved at the Peculiar Court of Hawarden and to miscellaneous papers relating to the same court (now preserved at the St. Asaph, Court of Probate) from 1554 to 1800
by J. H. E. Bennett
Book 4 of Flintshire Historical Society publications --
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