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The group comprises a small number of photographs, postcards and other memorabilia.

The series comprises plans and elevations of buildings and other structures, presumably on or near the Garn estate, mostly unlabelled, some with measurements, relevant notes and correspondence attached, [c. 1811]-1835.

The file comprises a deed of sale of Plas Coch, Bry Cochyn, Bwlch y Dan Gan and Groesfordd by John Young, trustee of the will of Robert Foulkes Currie, to George Griffith, 1854, with an abstract of J. Y.'s title, 1776-1848.

The file comprises papers relating to Plasnewydd and the property of Mary Wynne, including a rental of her estate, 1783, an abstract of deeds, 1791, valuations, accounts, bills and receipts, 1795-1826, an agreement for the sale of Plasnewydd to Sarah Heaton, 1807, and legal papers concerning administration and debts, 1806, 1814-1843, together with a copy of her will, 1803, and several codicils, 1805-1812. The accounts show general outgoings, and highlight such problems as the shortage of available funds for the education and maintenance of young William Wynne and for paying legacies due to him; one account of 1814 shows total debts of over £30,000 on the estate.

The series comprises original compositions and copies of works both published and unpublished, written in English, Welsh and Latin, consisting of poems, translations, essays and stories about contemporary and historical events and local figures, [1660]-1925, a script for a public address, [1834], and suggestions for a commemorative inscription, 1815.

The file comprises a poor rate assessment book for Ismeirchion, parish of Henllan, dated 1764.

The file comprises deeds of a messuage in Gwaun Dwysog in the township of Twysog, which was sold by John Joyce, Thomas Lewis, John Owen of Mold and John Owen of Oswestry to Edward Corser, Clementina Radcliffe and Grace Wynne of Holywell in 1791. In the same year it was sold on to Edward Jones of Tythyn Issa, Henllan, with an assignment in trust by Samuel Small of a 1000 year term (existing as a result of a previous mortgage). John Wynne Griffith of Garn purchased the property in 1815, adding to the lands which his grandfather, John Griffith (2), had purchased in Gwaun Dwysog more than sixty years previously.

The file comprises a release of dower by Gwen Williams, otherwise Wynne, widow of John Wynne of Henllan to Elizabeth Wynne, sister of J.W., on unnamed premises in Henllan.

The file comprises a lease by Peter Parry of Pistill, Holywell, to John Roberts of premises in Henllan, 1787.

The file comprises a transcript of the burial record of Robert Wynne Price, second son of John Price and his wife, Harriet [nee Griffith], who died in 1879.

The file comprises an abstract of title, 1801-1819, to lands purchased by John Wynne Griffith, consisting of Tyddyn Ucha in Henllan, Beudy Gwenllian in Llanrwst, Tan y Llan, Pentre and Llain Hir in Llanefydd and Henllan, and Cwybyr Marsh, in Rhuddlan, [which were made part of the entailed estate under the terms of his will, proved 1835].

The group comprises ecclesiastical papers, 1727, 1764, 1912, local government and political papers, [post-1719]-1926, militia papers, 1801-1813, 1871-1876 and papers concerning the Menai Bridge and Bangor to Holyhead road building scheme, 1820.

The file comprises an abstract of title, dated 1854, of Hon. Thomas Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn, 1849-1853, an abstract of a reconveyance by John Oliver Hanson and others to Hon. T.E.M.L.M., 1855, of Pwll Corsog, and a draft of a proposed conveyance to George Griffith of Garn.

The file includes a lease to Rev. David Roberts and other Ministers of the Gospel, of a field for the erection of a chapel, 1834.

The file comprises receipts, 1714-1876, 1906, including receipts for chief rent, 1714, valet's fee, 1760, duty paid on silver plate, 1761, land tax and poor rate, 1777-1779, highway tax, 1778, duty on malt, 1779, and legacies received by Robert Griffith, 1813-1814.

The series comprises recipes of various types: veterinary, 1730-1767, medical and cosmetic, 1759-1810, household and culinary, 1772-1808, and miscellaneous combinations of those types, 1725, 1769-1790, mainly manuscript, a few cut from newspapers.

The series comprises rentals for Cae'r berllan (Llanrwst), 1658, 1661, Cwyber (Rhuddlan), 1704, Cwyber and Garn, 1755, Garn (Henllan) and Cae'r berllan, [1784] (3 copies).

The series comprises wills of Humphrey Roberts of Bryn y neuadd, 1774, and aunts from the related Jones family of Beaumaris, 1714, 1719, 1724.