From 1327 onwards onwards, the town is referred to as a "villa mercatoria" (market town) and by 1391 there was enough wealth in the town for a bard, jester, juggler, dancer and goldsmith to earn their living in Wrexham.
From 1327 onwards onwards, the town is referred to as a "villa mercatoria" (market town) and the settlement became a centre for the woollen and leather industries. By 1391 there was enough wealth in the town for a bard, jester, juggler, dancer and goldsmith to earn their living in Wrexham.