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1. Fron' ap Dd. Ap Ken [...];
2. Gruff' ap Hoell ap Ieuan.
   Receipt for 20s., relief of [...] of Caerdegok.

1. Ll' lloyt ap Ll' Vychan, ringild of the commote of Llywan;
2. Gruff' ap Hoell ap Ieuan.
   Receipt for 44d., part of 20s relief and gobr of Dd, ap Wenll' vergh Ithel ap Dd., free tenant of the township of Laghkynvarwy.

Letters patent of Henry, being a licence to John Aleyn, free tenant of Daronnwey, to buy lands in Daronnwe, Aberalawe, Knughdarnok and Cornewallan from Lleucu vergh Gruff' ap Mered', Hoell ap Gruff', son of Lleucu verch Hoell ap Gron', Ieuan ap Nest vergh Ieuan, and Gweyrvill vergh Iollyn ap Ronkyn.

Title deeds for houses and burgages situated in various named streets in Aberystwyth, 1423-1653, as follows: Sutor Street: purchases by John Barbour and Marion his wife, 1423, and by William ap Watkyn, 1429. Lurkers’ Lane: a trust deed by Res ap Mereduth ap Oweyn, 1467, a quitclaim to John Pryse, 1573, and an assignment of mortgage and deeds of sale to Sir Richard Pryse of Gogerddan, 1605-1606. Baker Street: a conveyance by Ho'll ap D'd ap L'ln, steward, and other town officials to Ll'n ap Gr' ap Ho' ap M'red of a burgage which D'd ap M'red Glays gave to the church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 1489. Coly Street: a mortgage by John Yollyn, 1491. Pillory Street: a quitclaim to D'd Goch ap Ho'l ap Gruf', 1535. Castle Street: a sale to Richard Phillipps, 1569. Heol y Cleivion: a sale by Richard Phellippes, 1572. Cross Street/Heol y Groes: the sale of Tu yn Heol y Groes to Richard Pryse of Gogerddan, 1635/6, and a feoffment of the same in trust by Sir Richard Pryse, 1653.

1. Ieuan ap Morus ap D'd ap ...., free tenant of the bishop of Bangor, of t. Cowrny llan, commote of Tall.;
2. Ken'duy ap D'd ap Ken'.
   Grant of m's in Cowrny llan aforesaid. Very faint.

1. Hugh de Aldelym and Richard Cook, chaplains;
2. Nest vergh Richard.
   Grant of the lands in Llanelian which they had of the gift of Thomas Godfray, clerk. Witnesses; Hugh Holes, Sheriff of Anglesey; David Saer; Dicus ap Hoell; Tud' ap Jokus; Ieuan ap Ieuan ap Philip.

Safe-conduct granted by Gruffuth Dou, lieutenant of John Skidmore, chivaler, seneschal of Kedwely and Carnwallon’, to John Mawncell’ of Gowyr, for himself, his men, servants, goods, and chattels. [French]. Dated at Kedwely, 4 June, 6 Henry VI [1428]. Signet seal (11mm diam). A griffin’s head on a wreath. In the field an imperfect motto.

Title deeds for properties of an estate lying mainly in the parish of Llangathen and township of Catheiniog, but also including lands in Llansteffan, Dryslwyn, Llandeilo and Pencarreg, 1428-1660. There are some references to the Lewes family of Abernantbychan; others include Vachan, Vichan or Vaughan, Gwilim, Beinon or Eynon, and Rudd of Aberglasney

Mainly bonds and quitclaims involving John Davy senior of Llansteffan, 1428, Thomas Vachan ap Thomas Vachan, Morgan ap Thomas ap Thomas Vichan and William ap Thomas ap Thomas Vichan, and Thomas Vaughan of Llangathen, 1443-1608, Morgan ap John Lloyd ap D’d ap Ll’n of Mefenydd, Cardiganshire, 1501, members of the Gwilim family, 1534-1610, Thomas ap Jenkyn Ieuan David Gogh and Angharad vch David Rees of Llandeilo Fawr, 1542, Gytto Beinon of Llanbedr Felffre, Pembrokeshire, 1571, Eynon ap Rees ap Eynon of Llandeilo in Brechfa, 1610-1613, and others. Some of them refer to transactions of lands in Llangathen and Catheiniog, Llansteffan, the lordship of Dryslwyn, Dyffryn Diwleys (?Derllys), Carmarthenshire, and Place Bronie Lake in Crunwear, Pembrokeshire, 1571; and the bargain and sale of a brass pan, 1610.

Records of two other estates linked with Abernantbychan and Gogerddan, comprising lands in Llangathen, Carmarthenshire, and other nearby parishes, 1428-1660, and the Priory estate, Cardigan, [c. 1560x1774].. Llangathen appears to have had connections with the Lewes family of Abernantbychan, and the Priory was purchased directly by Gogerddan in 1705. The Llangathen group comsists mostly of early title deeds, and it also includes a conveyance of the rectory of Pencarreg, 1608. The records from Cardigan Priory include letters, deeds, rentals, a survey and accounts, [c. 1560x1774].

The archive consists almost entirely of title deeds of the Hensol estate, 1419-1789, almost all in Glamorgan.

Will and probate of the will of Kyn' ap Ieuan ap Ll' of the parish of St. Peter, of Rosfayr.

1. Ken' duy ap Dd. ap Ken', free tenant of the Bishop of Bangor, of the township of Corrnwylan, commote of Tall.;
2. John Alen.
   Grant of land once the property of Dd. ap Konna.

1. Tangl' verch Llequ verch Ieuan duy ap Kona, free tenant of the Queen, of the township of Aberfraw, and free tenant of the Bishop of Bangor of the township of Bodeon, in the commote of Malltraeth, with the consent of her husband Sym' ap Dd. Coch;
2. Ll' ap Dd. ap Mad' Moel, burgess of Nuburgh.
   Grant of lands in Aberfraw, Bodeon, Llanddwyn, Llanvay and Maessllan.

Deeds and documents relating to, or collected by, the Wynne family of Bodewryd.

Probate of the will (dated 7 July 1429) of Arthur vch Griffith, Uxor Rees ap David ap Rees of Bodedern.

Deeds and documents relating to, or collected by, the Wynne family of Bodewryd.

1. David ap Wenh' verch David vrich, free tenant of the King, of the township of Treffvadok in the commote of Tall.;
2. John Aleyn, senior.
   Conveyance of lands and tenements in the township of Treffvadok Rosbirio and Coedane.