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The file comprises a lease, 1737, by David Foulkes of Gwernygron to John Roberts of Pengwern, of Vaynol and fields (named) in the townships of Pengwern and Faenol, and parcels of land in Meiriadog.

The group comprises deeds for properties in the parishes of Llanddaniel-fab, 1784, Llansadwrn, 1770, 1784, and unknown parishes, 1790.

The series comprises deeds relating to property in the parish of Llandaniel-fab, 1784

The file comprises a copy assignment, 1784, by John Griffith (3) of Garn and Jane, his wife, executrix of the will of her sister, Mary Hughes, to Richard Poole of Beaumaris, of properties mortgaged to M.H. in 1776, namely Ty newydd and Ty Tan y Fonwent, to release money for the payment of legacies specified in the will, proved 1782.

The series comprises deeds relating to properties of Humphrey Roberts of Bryn y Neuadd and his daughter, Mary Wynne of Plasnewydd, in the parish of Llansadwrn, 1770, 1784, and an unknown parish, 1790.

The file consists of leases by John, Lord Bishop of Bangor, to Humphrey Roberts of Bryn y Neuadd, 1770, and by Mary Wynne to Robert Lloyd of Castell Yor, 1784, of Gadlas, previously called Tir y Bwrdd, Tythyn y Ty Hen, otherwise Tyddyn John Hugh, Tyddyn y Groes, Tythyn Angharad and Tythyn Gronw, in the manor of Treffos.

The file comprises a bond, dated 1790, by William Williams of Llanbeulan and David Roberts of Llanddeusant to Mary Wynne, for performance of covenants in a deed of even date (missing).

The group comprises a small number of deeds relating to property in the parish of Llanycil, Merioneth, 1681, 1691, with an additional holding in Llanrwst, Denbighshire, and property in several Merioneth parishes, 1737.

The series comprises deeds mainly relating to Nant yr Helfa, Llanycil, but also for Tomlyn, Llanrwst, 1681 and 1691.

The file includes a final concord of lands in Gwernefail, Llanycil, 1681, and a surrender by William John ap Richard and Jane to their son, John, of Nant yr Helfa, Llanycil, and Tomlyn, Llanrwst, 1691.

The series comprises deeds relating to property in several Merioneth parishes, including Llanfrothen, Beddgelert and Trawsfynydd, 1737.

The file comprises a deed (lease and release) by Robert Williams of Marle, co. Caern., and William Vaughan of Nanney to make John Griffith (2) of Garn tenant to the precipe of Parke and other lands in several parishes, including Llanfrothen, Beddgelert and Trawsfynydd, 1737

The group comprises deeds for properties in the parishes of Aber, 1745, Caerhun, 1616-1737, Llanfairfechan, 1784, 1806, 1821, Trefriw, 1699, and miscellaneous parishes, 1683, 1690.

The series comprises a deed relating to property in the parish of Aber, 1745.

The file comprises a 21 year lease of Weeg by the Noble Peregrine, Duke of Ancaster, to John Hughes, 1745.

The series comprises deeds for properties in the parish of Caerhun, 1616-1737.

The file comprises deeds for Kay Bach in the township of Castell, which became part of the lands of Elizabeth Hughes, inherited from her father, Thomas Williams of Chester. It was originally purchased by Hugh ap Robert of Caerhun from John ap Harry ap David, probably in 1616, and was devised by will in 1623 to his eldest son, Richard ap Hugh ap Robert, with remainder to his other offspring. It is not clear how the land descended to Thomas Williams. Kay Bach was one of several properties in Caerhun and Chester leased to a trustee by Robert and Elizabeth Hughes in 1737.

The file comprises a mortgage by John Parry to William ap Hugh ap Owen of a capital messuage, orchard and garden, and a house occupied by Evan ap Richard, clerk, with bond, dated 1618. There is a possibility that this property is the capital messuage called Tythin Harry ap David in a lease of 1737.

The file comprises a deed to lead uses of a fine by William Jones and Edmund Williams of Caerhun to the use of Rowland Jones and Pierce Thomas, 1719. Tythin Buart was one of several properties in Caerhun and Chester leased to a trustee by Robert and Elizabeth Hughes in 1737.

The file comprises articles of agreement for sale by Humphrey Davies of Wrexham to Robert Hughes of Gwydir, 1734.