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A pedigree of the family of Lloyd of Blaen-y-ddol and of Llwyn-y-maen, parish of Oswestry, found in the pedigree book of Plas-y-ward in the custody of Mr Simon Lloyd of Plas-yn-dre at Bala; a declaration (unsigned) from Salop Gaol, 24 August, 1716, disclaiming an accusation of over-charging made by one Bevan, the undertaker's boy, in connection with the burial at Canterbury of young [Edward] Vaughan of Llangedwyn, who died at Paris on 12 January, 1699/1700; and articles of agreement, 10 November, 1719, between Watkin Williams Wynn of Wynnstay, esq., and Robert Wynne of Ruthin, statuary, for the erection, for a sum of £450, of three marble monuments in the chancel of Ruabon church in memory of Henry Wynne, esq., of Sir John Wynn, kt and bart, and of the Lady Jane Wynn.

A typescript copy, with sixteen illustrations, of a Memoir of Charles Watkin Williams Wynn compiled by his grandson A. W. Williams Wynn of Coed-y-maen, April 1936.

Transcripts by Charles Watkin Williams Wynn of the King's minute to his Cabinet, 17 March, 1807, with a covering letter, and of the Cabinet's reply, touching legislation for the Catholics of Ireland.

A transcript of the 'Description of Wales' (1602) by George Owen, Henllys, Pembrokeshire; with insets containing particulars of the divisions of Gwynedd, Powys, and Dinefwr, and of reserved rents of the cathedral church of St Davids, 1773, and the collegiate church of Brecon.

Transcripts of nine letters, 18 July - 6 August, 1803, and undated, being correspondence between Henry Addington (aft. 1st viscount Sidmouth), Chancellor of the Exchequer, and George, Prince of Wales (aft. King George IV), and between the latter and his father King George III, touching the Prince's application, in view of the threat of invasion, for a military command. Endorsed: 'Letters delivered to the Revd. Henry Glasse by Coll. Macmahon at the command of His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales'.

Transcripts by A. W. Williams Wynn from the letters contained in NLW MS 10804.

A group of sixteen letter books of Charles Watkin Williams Wynn, 1807-1813, 1825-1831, containing carbon copies of private and professional letters, the correspondents including his brothers Watkin Williams Wynn and Henry Watkin Williams Wynn, Robert Southey, Edward Herbert, 1st earl of Powis, Arthur Wellesley, 1st duke of Wellington, William Wyndham Grenville, baron Grenville, Sir Charles Grey, Lord Chief Justice of Bengal, Reginald Heber, bishop of Calcutta, and Daniel Corrie, bishop of Madras. Among the subjects of Welsh interest discussed are the parliamentary elections for Montgomeryshire and Flint, 1807, and the Montgomeryshire Local Militia.

A group of nineteen letters, 1797-1840, written by Fanny Williams Wynn, mainly to her brother Charles Watkin Williams Wynn.

Papers, [18 cent.]-1936, of Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn, which include pedigrees, [18 cent.], of the Lloyd family of Blaen-y-ddol and Llwyn-y-maen, Oswestry and papers, 1719, relating to the erection of monuments to members of the Wynn family in Ruabon church; correspondence, 1797-1840 and n.d., of the Wynn family, including sixteen letter-books, 1807-1831, kept by Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn; transcripts of correspondence, 1803, between the Chancellor of the Exchequer Henry Addington and George, Prince of Wales (afterwards George IV) and between George and his father, George III; and a typescript copy, 1936, of a memoir of Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn compiled by his grandson, Arthur Watkin Williams Wynn.

Remarks by A. W. Williams Wynn, 1935, on a dissertation on 'Charles Watkin Williams Wynn, 1775-1850' submitted in 1934 by Gwyneth Evans, Holyhead, in candidature for the degree of Master of Arts of the University of Wales.