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1. Morgan ap Hugh ap Rees of Bodederne, Anglesey; and Hugh ap Morgan ap Hugh, his son and heir apparent;
2. Owen Gwyne of Llandrygarne; and Hugh Hughes of Bodederne, mercer.
   Settlement of Kymynod issa and Melin newyth, alias Melin Vorgan in Bodederne.

1. Dd. ap Res ap Ll' ap Gruff', free tenant of the King, of the township of Bodewryd, commote of Turkelyn;
2. Hugh ap Dd. ap Ris and Elene verch Hugh Conwy, his wife.
   Settlement of y place in bodewryd, Niccoll Kay llywydd, Kay Grono Ringyll, Kay yr Helm, y Kay gwyn, y Kay haidd, y bryngwyn, y myldy, in Bodewryd aforesaid; tyddyn henplace and tyddyn y Kyriok in Llanelian; Kay eign' vychan and tyddyn hoell bach in Bodavon; tyddyn llowarch in Amlwch; all his tenements in Tindryvol, commote of Malldrayth; and tre'r ddol, Keven y gwrysk and y Ros goch in the commote of Llivon.

1. Edward ap Hugh Gwyn of Llanvaisterm, Anglesey;
2. Richard Bulkeley of Llanvachrayth, clerk.
   Settlement of m's in ht Dyndryvol.

1. William Thomas ap Ho'ell of Mathavarn wion;
2. William ap Rees ap Sr. John of Bryngwallan, and William ap Hugh Gwynn of Mathavarn wion, smith.
   Settlement (after the marriage of William Thomas and Elizabeth verch Edward ap William ap R' Vaughan of Llanddifnan) of properties in Mathavarn wion in the commote of Tyndaythwy.

1. William Mostyn of Brunguin, co. Montgomery, and Mary his wife;
2. John Mostyn of Castle, clerk;
3. Richard Mostyn of Pembedw, co. Flint, and William Price of Rhiwlas, co. Merioneth.
   Settlement of property purchased in Llanvechan and elsewhere in co. Montgomery. in lieu of lands sold to Edward Wynne, dated 14 Feb. 1722/3.
   Together with a copy of Bodewryd deeds 251 (dated 2 March 1721/2).

1. William Mostyn of Brymbo, co. Denbighe, archdeacon of Bangor;
2. Maurice Wynne of Crogen, co. Merioneth, and John Mostyn of Llys-maes-mynan, co. Flint.
   Settlement of Tre Ievan, Hen Aelwyd, Cledog, [?Tythyn] Blethin, Mynydd Crun and the mill in Treveibin Meirick, and other purchased properties in Lanvair yn Ibwll, Cheirchiog, Tregweheludd, etc., in co. Anglesey.

1. Robert Bulkeley of Tre Ieuan, commote of Llivon;
2. Edward Bulkeley.
   Settlement of Tir matto, Tir Yer' ap Mad' and Tir Rys ap Will'm ap Ho'ell in t. Tre Ieuan.

1. Gabriell Beane of Bewmares, chaundler;
2. Thomas Kynaston of the same and John Owen of Penrhos Issa.
   Settlement (after the marriage of Gabriell Beane and Agnes his wife) of y Ty Newydd in the high street ward of the Town of Bewmares.

1. John Wynn of Bodewryd, co. Anglesey;
2. Elen Williams alias Lewis of Chwayen wenn, widow, and mother of Ellen Lewis and Anne Lewis, spinsters, daughters and co-heirs of John Lewis, gent., deceased.
   Settlement upon the proposed marriage of John Wynn and Ellen Williams.

Deeds and documents, 1317- 1762, relating to the Wynne family of Boderwyd, as well as the families of Lewis of Chwaen and Owen of Penros Bradwen, concerning properties in Anglesey and a few in Flintshire.

Copies of documents relating to St Werburgh's Abbey, Chester: (a) an incomplete copy of an award made by arbitrators in a dispute between the Abbot and convent and the citizens of Chester (ff. 3-4); (b) two mutilated folios, being an incomplete copy of a document (ff. 5-6); (c) Inspeximus (8 Ed. I) of the charters granted to the Abbey of St Werburge by the earls of Chester (ff. 7-15 verso); and (d) Inspeximus (16 Henry VIII) of a confirmation of the above charters by Henry VI (ff. 17-37 verso).
The bifolium previously used as a cover (ff. 1-2) contains an incomplete copy of the orders made by Rowland [Lee], bishop of Coventry and Lichester [sic], and commissioners in respect of variances depending between the burgesses of Caernarvon, Conway, Bewmares, Hardelegh, Bala, Kreiketh, Pullhely, Nevin and Newburch and the 'fforreynes' and the inhabitants of the shires of Anglesey, Caernarvonshire and Merioneth concerning trials by Welshmen, etc.

Statement of the case for the defendant in a plea of trespass and ejectment between John Smyth, the lessee, of Hugh Williams, plaintiff, and Edward Price and John Price, defendants, concerning seven messuages in Trevadog.

Statement of fees by Olyver Morice in respect of the suit of John Thomas Owen v. Thomas Glynne, esquire.

The Statutes of the Cathedral Church of Hereford copied out of the Book of Statutes authorised by Charles I in 1636 (ff. 12 verso-50), with an account of the rents received by Henry Jones in 1687 for the use of the six residentiaries, and of the revenue belonging to the maintenance of the fabric (ff. 1-12).

Copies of statutes, constitutions, orders and ordinances made by virtue of letters patent, dated 26 February 15 James I, for the good government of the hospital of Clunn, Shropshire, which was founded under the will of Henry, earl of Northampton, dated 14 June 1614. Among the signatories of the original document was John Griffith (ff. 1-23).
Two sheets are attached: (a) an account of the yearly revenue and charges of the hospital, dated 1707 (ff. 24-25); (b) lease, dated 26 May 1684, from the Warden and poor men of the Hospital of the Holy and Undivided Trinity in Clon to Mathew Mathews of Gwernedye, p. Churchstock, of the rectory of Churchstock (f. 26, folded).

A printed copy of Edward Manwaring, Stichology; or, A Recovery of the Latin, Greek and Hebrew Numbers (London, 1737, ESTC T31381).

Certificate that Edward Wynne, clerk, M.A., had subscribed the Declaration required by the Act of Uniformity 1661, before his admission to the Rectory of Llanddyfnan.

Transcript of pleas at the Court of Great Sessions for Flintshire in a suit between Elen vz William and Richard Rondle by their attorney Thomas Moris, and Rondle ap Harry Kenricke for the possession of a messuage in Caervallough.

Bundle of papers relating to suits for the possession of a seat in Llandyfrydog Church: the bill of complaint of David Lloyd and another against Edward Wynne of Bodewrid, clerk; the answer of Edward Wynne; commission to examine witnesses; the bill of complaint of John Wynne, an infant, son of the said Edward; interrogatories with depositions of witnesses; etc.