Letter from Robert Bulkeley, Beaumaris
To John Wynne. Subject: Request for the little bay nag.
Letter from Leo Cleasby, Tre'r ddole
To John Wynne. Subject: Money owing to his master.
To John Wynne. Subject: Money matters.
Letter from William Griffith, Redcastle
To John Wynne. Subject: Cocks and cock-fighting.
Letter from William Griffith, Oxford
To John Wynne. Subject: Greetings.
Letter from William Griffith, Calcot
To John Wynne. Subject: Cock-fighting.
Letter from Francis Hughes, [Cambridge]
To John Wynne. Subject: His son Edward Wynn. The plague; colleges dissolved and scholars all gone.
To John Wynne. Subject: John Wynn's bond for payment of £32.8.0.
To John Wynne. Subject: Money owing to Mrs Beanes, formerly Agnes Owen.
Letter from Hugh Hughes, [Beaumaris]
To John Wynne. Subject: Mr Whyte complains he has not received payments due to him.
Letter from William Lewis, Llanfarian
To John Wynne. Subject: Money matters.
To John Wynne. Subject: His cousin, the bearer, desires a place to fodder his cattle in the winter. Rees Humphrey, one of John Wynne's tenants, has offered a share of his tenement subject to Mr Wynne's consent.
Letter from Robert Morgan, Trefdraeth
To John Wynne. Subject: Asks for a few days more in which to pay rent.
Letter from Roger Mostyn, Mostyn
To John Wynne. Subject: Cocks.
Letter from Roger Mostyn, Mostyn
To John Wynne. Subject: A fox has eaten his cocks and he begs for a couple of prime cocks for a match arranged with Robert Davies of Gwysaney.
To John Wynne. Subject: Death of John Wynne's wife Elin.
Letter from Thomas Panton, Cremlin
To John Wynne. Subject: Money matters.
To John Wynne. Subject: His sister has bought £60 worth of tallow, hopes to receive money from John Wynne to pay for it.
Letter from John Owen, Cleneny
To John Wynne. Subject: Request for a hawk.
Letter from Owen Owens, Tû-yn-y-kae
To John Wynne. Subject: Request for £28 which is owing to him.