"Shakespeare" and a visit to the "Pant-Yr-Ochain" at Gresford, Wrexham (WS66)

This video shows the "shock reaction" of a keen subscriber's visit to a Gresford Wrexham restaurant where a genuine 17C vellum manuscript - related to the infamous "Sir Walter Raleigh" - still exists in its original location.
By rights, this important document should really be in a museum or library, but it is just hanging in a restaurant in Gresford, 3 miles from Wrexham, 12 miles from Malpas and just 20 miles from Nantwich, where the bard was born.
The property was owned by "Edward" and "William Almer" - whose alias name(s) reflects the fact that he/they built almshouses and assisted the poor by building schools at Nantwich, Woodbridge, Woolwich, Llanrwst, Aldenham, Hackney, Clun, Brackley and East Greenwich as well as elsewhere.
Link to History of Pant-yr-Ochain: the chief house in Gresford by CHRISTOPHER J. WILLIAMS
which mentions the Salusbury's of Lleweni, The Gerard family and the Powell family (see the first wife of John Milton, Mary Powell)
web.archive.org/web/201205160...

[@davidhull1481]

You should rethink the colo(u?)r of the cover. The red print under the rams head is difficult to read.
I wonder if I’m any relation to Humphrey?

[@therealshakespeare9243]

It is actually purple, not red - but I agree with you - its not the best combination of colours!
It's possible - if you email my business email with your parents/grandparents tree, I will check it out

[@davidhull1481]

@@therealshakespeare9243 I have done more with my mother’s side of the family (Arnold) than with my fathers. Unfortunately I don’t have anything that goes back before the Pilgrims.

[@TheDavidfallon]

Is this satire?

[@davidhull1481]

Don’t know, but the reaction shot is fake.