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[R. P. Tyrwhitt:] Notices and Remains of the family of Tyrwhitt ... originally seated in Northumberland ... afterwards in Lincolnshire ... and more recently in Shropshire and Denbighshire ... [London, 1872], with MS. additions by Sir [John] Bernard Burke, Ulster King at Arms, and by William Edward Foster, F.S.A.. Inset is an undated letter to the author from Walter S[pencer-] S[tanhope] Tyrwhittt, Oxford, relating to Tyrwhitt pedigrees.

Thirty-six letters, 1887-1914, addressed to D. C. Lloyd-Owen, mainly on genealogical matters, with related notes and transcripts.
The correspondents include Charles Ashton, January-September 1894 (ff. 1-8), Sir J. Bernard Burke, 12 October 1891 (f. 19), E. Rowley Morris, 1887-1893 (ff. 28-49), C. A. Owen, Dublin, 9 April 1914 (f. 50), Mary A. Ruck, 1891-1895 (ff. 51-56), Robert James Sisson, 24 September 1888 (f. 61), Mrs Vernona T. C. Smith, 1893-1896 (ff. 62-75), Laura Trevor, Machynlleth, 8 May 1894 (ff. 78-79), and John Woodward, 26 May 1893 (f. 80). There is one letter from Lloyd-Owen to Laura Trevor, 2 May 1894 (ff. 76-77). The notes and transcripts, 1895-[c. 1900] (ff. 82-106) include extracts in various hands from Gaol Files, subsidy rolls and wills, (39 Eliz. I)-1781, and relate mainly to Montgomeryshire and Merionethshire and to the recipient's Owen ancestors.