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1. Res ap Dd. ap Gwylym ap Dd, free tenant of the King, of the township of Llystulas, commote of Turkelyn;
2. Hugh ap Ll' ap Tudyr, of the same.
   Grant of land in the township of Bodewryd.

Deeds and documents, 1514-1813, collected by Richard Williams of Celynog, relating mostly to properties in Montgomeryshire as well as Flintshire, Merionethshire and Shropshire, including the township of Rhandregynwen, Llandysilio, Montgomeryshire, 1581-1605, the township of Bodaioch, Trefeglwys, Montgomeryshire, 1562-1630, and Treuddyn, Flintshire, 1621-1639; and depositions of witnesses, 1580, taken at the Court of the Council of Wales and the Marches, concerning a case of trespass.
There appears to be no single family unifying these deeds, however some individuals and families appear several times: Ieuan ap Richard of Domgay, Ieuan ap Llywelyn ap Gruffydd Sais and his son Gruffith ap Ieuan, Llandysilio, Montgomeryshire (Rhandregynwen deeds), the Pope family of Shropshire (Trefeglwys deeds) and Rees ap John William and Lewis ap John Merton of Treuddyn, Flintshire (Treuddyn deeds).

Bond by William Bassett, Henry Bassett, and Thomas Bassett, gentlemen, to Res Mauncell’, esq., in three thousand pounds, to observe conditions in a deed between the parties, 22nd Nov. [Latin]. Dated: 24th Nov., 6 Henry VIII [1514]. Three small signets, red wax: 1. A cinquefoil rose (12mm). 2. A merchant’s mark, incorporating the initial letters T. b. (13mm). 3. A pelican in her piety that is, standing with wings expanded over her nest, and vulning her breast, the three nestlings feeding on the gouttes-de-sang: this is a type of Christ and the Church (14mm).

Confirmation by Thomas Turbervile and Jankin ap John, gentlemen, to Resius Maunceill, esq., of a m. in the Castle Baillie in Kibouur, and lands, etc., in the same, which they had recovered against the said Resius and Elienor his wife. [Latin]. Dated: 12th Jan., 6 Hen. VIII [1515]. Witnesses. - Robert ap Willim ap Robert Mathew, gentleman; Master John ap Jevan, chaplain; John Mathew, Edward Avan’, James ap Morgan, gentleman; Thomas Lichefeld, alderman of Cardiff; John ap Morgan’, burgess of the same. Seals wanting.

A manuscript in the hand of 'David ap Griffith effyriad' (see pp. 13, 14) containing medical precepts and prescriptions (pp. 15-27, 54-92), material of botanological (pp. 28-40), physiological (pp. 41-49) and theological (pp. 1-12) interest, and poetry (pp. 13-14, 50-53). The section on botany includes a Latin-Welsh vocabulary of plant names. Poetical works cited are those of Taliesin, Dafydd ap Gruffydd and Gruffudd Gryg.
There are traces of the hand of Sir Thomas Wilems (p. 40), and also of another hand on many folios.

The papers in this Panton group of Wynn of Gwydir papers were arranged into chronological order, numbered in conjuction with related papers in other collections, and catalogued in the printed 'Calendar of Wynn (of Gwydir) papers' (NLW, 1926). Gaps in the sequence of numbered items in this group represent papers in those other collections. The list of corringenda in the printed calendar have been incorporated into the current catalogue, including a few assigned dates that were found to be wrong as a result of further research; as a result of correcting these dates, a number of items (eg, 133 and 201) are now out of chronological position. The papers in the Panton group are numbered 1-2872 (passim), comprising a main series numbered 1-2846, and a supplement numbered 2850-2872 (both passim), and have been bound as NLW MSS 9051-9069. The papers should be ordered by their NLW MS volume number, although, as they have been microfilmed, they will normally be issued to readers as films: NLW MSS 9051 (NLW Film 1017), 9052 (1017-18), 9053 (1018), 9054 (1019), 9055 (1019-20), 9056 (1020), 9057 (1021), 9058 (1021-1022), 9059 (1022), 9060 (1023), 9061 (1023-1024), 9062 (1024), 9063 (1025), 9064 (1025-1026), 9065 (1026), 9066 (1027), 9067 (1027-1028), 9068 (1028) and 9069 (1029). The papers may be referred to either by their calendar reference, eg, Wynn of Gwydir 58, or by their volume and item number, NLW MS 9051E/58.

1. Tudr ap Ho'ell ap D'd ap Hull';
2. Res ap Ho'ell ap Ieuan, and Ieuan ap Ithell ap Ieuan.
   Release of lands in Llandyvrydoc.

A copy of a printed book consisting of two parts, Expositio hymnorum secundum vsum Sarum, followed by Expositio sequentiarum (London, 1515, STC 16127), printed by Richard Pynson, whose full-page device appears at the end of the first part; see also colophons on f. lxiii verso of first part and f. l of second. Woodcut of a monk reading used twice before and once at end of first part, and once before second part.
Other copies are at Trinity College, Oxford, and Cambridge University Library (see William Carew Hazlitt, Bibliographical Collections and Notes, 3rd series (London, 1887), p. 77, and C. E. Sayle, Early English Printed Books in the University Library, Cambridge (Cambridge, 1900), p. 56, no. 263).

Deeds and documents, 1515-1898, relating principally to Wales, in particular Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire, Monmouthshire and Glamorgan. The collection does not relate to a single particular family or estate, but the Cardiganshire documents mainly relate to Aberystwyth and Llanbadarn Fawr.

Lease by Rice Maunsell’, esq., Lord of Oxmoche, to Philipe Cradock, of a tenement called Rew-rozth’, containing twenty acres, etc., for ninety-nine years; rent, 20sh., etc. [English]. Dated: 4th Oct., 8 Henry VIII [1516]. Small signet seal, red wax (14 x 12mm). A hand, couped at the wrist, grasping a dagger.

Rental of lands in co. Anglesey belonging to Robert ap Res ap Ll' ap Hulkyn.

1. William ap Morys ap Ieuan ap Ll'i, free tenant of Tyndryvol;
2. R' ap Wylliam ap Ll'i' ap Ieuan ap Gr', and Hugh ap Gr' ap Ho'll, free tenants of Llanvigail and Bodedern.
   Grant of all his lands and tmt's.

1. William ap Ll' ap Gwyllym, free tenant of the King, of the township of Ariannell, commote of Lliwon;
2. David ap Rys ap Ll' ap Gruff' free tenant of the king, of the township of Llechkynvaroy.
   Grant of a tenement called talybont in Llandrygarn, tyddyn mad' bach in Bodedern, and a tenement in Trefvwchdryd in the island of Kayrgybi. Includes a memorandum by William Nant, that he drew up the deed.

Lease by Rice Mauncell, esq., lord of Oxwich, to Thomas Asse and Jankyn David, husbandman, of a weir-place upon Oxwich sand, [‘A were plasse apon’ Oxmoche sonde.’] for fourscore years, at an annual rent of sixteen pence, and a heriot of two shillings. [English]. Dated: 19th Aug., 9 Hen. VIII [1517]. Small rectangular signet, red wax (10 x 11mm). The initial letter S.

A printed copy of Marcus Vigerius, Decachordum Christianum ... Controuersiaque [d]e instrumentis dominice Passionis (Paris, 1517), printed by Josse Badius Ascensius in two parts, with the printer's woodcut device on title page of both sections, decorated initials throughout and illustrative woodcuts on ff. ii verso, xxxviii, lxxi verso, lxxxii verso, cvi, cxxvii, cxxxvii verso, cccv, cccxiii verso and cccxxiv of first part (for full description see Ph. Renouard, Bibliographie des Impressions et des Oeuvres de Josse Badius Ascensius (Paris, 1908), iii, 352-353, and Brigitte Moreau, Inventaire des éditions parisiennes du XVIe siècle, tome ii, 1511-20 (Paris, 1977), p. 455, no. 1725).
Numerous marginal notes in Latin, mostly textual glosses, have been added by an unidentified hand of the sixteenth century. The preserved pastedowns (f. 4, f. xxxiv at end) are parchment leaves from a treatise on canon law in Latin, [14 cent., first ½] (two columns, written space 125 x 95 mm.).

1. William ap Ll' ap Tudyr, free tenant of the lord the king, of the township of Llysdulas in the commote of Turkelyn;
2. Rhys ap Syr Gruff' ap Ieuan ap Tudyr, free tenant of the King, of the township of Bryngwallan in the commote of Meney.
   Grant of penrryngwybedoc.

1. Res. ap Dd. ap Ieuan ap Gwelym, free tenant of the Prince, of the township of Mathavarn Itha, in the commote of Tyndaythwy;
2. Hoell ap Gruff' ap Ieuan ap Dd. ap Mad', free tenant of the Prince, of the township of Mathavarn Wyon.
   Grant of lands in Mathavarn Itha aforesaid.

1. William ap Hoell ap Gruff' ap Ll'n, free tenant of the King, of the township of Arriannell, commote of Llivon;
2. David ap Rees ap Ll'n ap Gruff', free tenant of the King, of the township of Llechkenvarwy.
   Grant of Tyddin ynrherddol, Kefn y gwrysg, Kay y rros goch, and a fulling mill called pandu.