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1. Robert Wyn ap Hugh ap Robert of Tre'rgo, in the parish of Holihed, gent.;
2. Mores ap Res Wyn of Creckrist, husbandman.
   Lease of lands in Creckrist, aforesaid.

1. Owen ap John ap Res Wynn of Tre vibion meirick, co. Anglezey, gent.;
2. Lewis ap John ap Robert.
   Bond for the performance of covenants.

Records, 1587-1754, relating to the government of Montgomery, Shropshire, Wales and the marches, as well as the administration of the Cherbury and Powis Castle estates.

1. Edward ap Hugh Gwynn of Tindaythwy, gent.;
2. John ap Morys Gruff, senior, of Trevyerwerth, gent.
   Lease of Tyddyn Madoc bach in Bodedern in the commote of Llivon. Annual rent, 6s. 8d., two capons at Christmas and the service of one day's reaping or 3d. in money.

1. Edward ap Hugh Gwyn of the commote of Tindaythwy, co. Anglesye, gent.;
2. Gruff ap R' ap Ieuan, weaver.
   Lease of Tyddyn pen y sarn in Llachgenavarwy, in the commote of Llivon. Annual rent, 33s. 4d., two capons at Easter and a day's reaping.

Final concord in a fine levied between Rice ap William ap Rice ap Ieuan, plaintiff, and Ieuan ap Hoell ap Tuder and Agnes his wife, deforceants, when deforceants acknowledged three messuages in Amlloughe and Llystylas to be the right of the plaintiff.

1. Edward ap Hugh Gwyn, gent.;
2. John ap Robert ap Thomas, and Ieuan ap John ap Robert.
   Lease for eleven years of Tyddyn y pyn in y Riwe velen. Annual rent, 8s. 4d., two capons at Easter, one day's reaping, and for the last eight years one 'streyck' of oats.

Papers deriving from trusts involving members of the Pryse family of Gogerddan, 1587-1950. These comprise trusts administered on behalf of the Pryse famliy and also trusts undertaken by the Pryses on behalf of others. The first series describes trusts involving various members of the Pryse family, 1587-1950, notably Sir Richard Pryse (d. 1623), and Richard Pryse (d. 1675) administrator of the estate of Lady Mary Vandyke in 1653; this series also includes two reports on the settled estates of Sir Pryse Pryse, 1888 and 1896, and later accounts to 1950. The second series concerns exclusively the administration and trust papers of Pryse Loveden who died intestate in 1855.

1. Edward ap Hughe Gwyn, gent.;
2. Richard Bulkley, clerk.
   Deed to lead the uses of a fine to be levied upon two hundred messuages in Bodewryde, Tindryvol, Llanelian, Llysdulas, Bodavon, Llandyvrydok, Moylvrey, Caerdegog; Bodegre ryth, Cornweylan, Lleghkenvarwey, Errianell, Whayh, Bodedern, Llaghylghed, Youghtred, Mathavarn Wyon, Mathavarn Eitha, Amloughe and Pentraeth.

Papers deriving from various trusts, being either trusts undertaken by members of the Pryse family acting as trustees for others, or trusts undertaken for the Pryse family, 1587-1950. They include two trusts by Sir Richard Pryse (d. 1623); the administration by Richard Pryse (d. 1675) of the estate of Lady Mary Vandyke, 1653; and trusts by Edward Pryse of Llanvread for William Corbett of Nanteos 1685, Walter Pryse for Jonathan Castlemain of Painswick, 1731, Pryse Pryse for Francis Warneford, 1833; and J.C.P Vaughan for the J.P. Vaughan Pryse trust, 1937. There are also reports on the settled estates of Sir Pryse Pryse, 1888, 1896; and accounts with the trustees of the settled estates, 1887, 1901-1950.

1.Ellice ap Madok of Llanelidan, co. Denb. yeoman

2. Thomas ap R’s ap Lle’ne Goch of the same parish, yeoman
   Arbitration award of John Wyn ap Rees and Thomas ap Ho’ell ap Lle’n, gent. concerning a parcel of land called Kae Meredith in t. Garthyneuadd, p. Llanelidan, and Dryllie y Ffos in the same place.

Miscellaneous papers created or collected by Iolo Morganwg, including poetry and prose in Welsh and English; autobiographical and biographical material; vocabularies; papers relating to work as a monumental mason, stonemason and builder; broadsides and other political material; Unitarian and theological papers; pedigrees; topographical notes; and advertisements.

1. Hugh Lewis ap Hoell, esquire;
2. Edward ap Hugh Gwynn, gent.
   Release of title to Melyn Rosse goch.

Final concord in a fine levied between Thomas Owen, gent., and Katherine, his wife, plaintiffs, and Thomas ap Ris ap William and Margaret, his wife, Owen ap John Lloid and Matilda, his wife, deforceants, when the deforceants acknowledged twelve messuages in Cornwyllan to be the right of the plaintiffs. (2 copies.)

1. Morys Lloyd ap William ap Mores of Trefdraeth wastrodion, and William ap Mores Lloyd, gentlemen;
2. Edward ap Hugh Gwin, gent.
   Bond to observe the award of Owen Roberte Owen, gent., and Richard Williams, clerk, in a dispute between them.

1. Maurice Lloyd ap William Mores, and William ap Mores Lloyd, his son and heir apparent;
2. Ellen, wife of Hugh Lewis ap Howell, esquire, and Edward ap Hugh Gwynn, gent., her son and heir apparent.
   Release of tenements in the township of Dynfryvol.

Award by Owen ap Rob't ap Owen, and Richard Williams, clerk, in a dispute between Mores Lloyd ap William ap Mores, on the one part, and Hughe Lewes, Ellen his wife, and Edward ap Hugh Gwyn on the other, touching land in t. Dyndryvol.

Title deeds comprising a mortgage by Maurice ap David ap Jenkin to Richard Pryse of Gogerddan, of a messuage and garden in Heol y Bont, Llanbadarn Fawr, 1588; and a gift by David ap Rees, son and heir of Rees David, otherwise Gove, to Richard Pryse, of a house and garden called Tuy Rees y Gove, bordered by Heol Dan y Fonwent on the north, with bond, 1608.