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Papers deriving from various legal actions mainly involving the Pughe family of Mathafarn, 1626-[c. 1743/4]. They comprise a general pardon to Rowland Pughe, 1626; cases of trespass in the lordship of Cyfeiliog and Ffrith Tafolwern, 1626-[c. 1635]; cases of debt against the estate of Richard Pughe, deceased [post-1651], and against John Pughe, 1743/4; and a case about suit of mill at Melin Gerrig [c. 17331].

Title deeds and a bond for purchases by Sir John Lewis of Coedmor and Abernantbychan, of lands in Llangoedmor, comprising Tyr Plas y Wayne Wenn near Kill y Brone, 1626-1629, and Kylybronney, Tir y Clyn, Dan y Park, etc. 1631.

Answer of Derwas Griffith to the bill of complaint of Rowland Pughe of Dolycorslwyn for encroachment into the mountain common lands in the lorship of Cyfeiliog, 1626.

1. Thomas ap Richard ap Ithell of Caervallough, Flintshire, and Richard ap Ithell of the same, his father;
2. John ap Rees Gruffith ap Ll'n of the same.
   Mortgage of y Coetkae issa, Coetkaer garreg lwyd and Erw Droellen in Caervallough.

1. Thomas ap Richard ap Ithell of Caervallough, Flintshire, and Richard ap Ithell of the same;
2. John ap Rees Gruff ap Lle'n.
   Bond for the performance of covenants.

1. William Lewys of Chwayn;
2. Anne Williams of Mellionydd, Caernarvonshire, and Owen Wynn of Vairder.
   Draft lease of lands in Bodederne, Holyhead, Ywchtrid, and elsewhere in Anglesey.

The (second) Great Seal of Charles I; the seal is slightly mutilated and the document to which it was attached is missing.

1. Edward Wynne of Bodewrid, gent.;
2. Ieuan Roberts of Irianell, in the parish of Llandrygarne.
   Lease of Tuthyn y ty yn y Koed in the township of Irrianell, commote of Llyvon. Annual rent, 18s. 4d., chief rent of 20s., two geese at Christmas and two capons at Easter.

1. Ellin the late wife of John Lewis.
2. William Lewis of Chwaen.
   Covenant to refrain from action of Covenant in respect of leasehold properties.

Miscellaneous mortgages and other documents relating to financial obligations of the Pughe family of Mathafarn and others, 1627-1728. The first item is a defeasance of a recognizance in statute staple by Sir Thomas Myddelton of the city of London to Rowland Pughe and Richard Pughe, 1626/7. There are mortgages by John Pughe of Eskir Angell, Merioneth, and his cousin Harry Pughe, of Tythyn Tyno Meyryn or Tir Y Penddy and a ffrith in Gartheiniog, Mallwyd, 1640; by John Pughe of London, linen draper, of Tythyn Y Tryfall and Tythyn Esgair Wenne, 1664, and [?the same] John Pughe of Mathafarn, and Anne his wife, 1667, of Tythyn Dolybacho in Glyntrefnant, Trefeglwys, parcels of land (named) in Trefeglwys, Penegoes and Llanbryn-mair, and Eskir y Goedlath in Llanwrin, 1667. The file also contains part of a possible mortgage between William Pughe of Mathafarn and John Pughe his eldest son, of Gavel Coch Walcock in Darowen, 1708; an assignment by Hugh Tudor of Penrhos, Montgomeryshire, to Thomas Owen of Machynlleth, of a judgement upon a bond to his wife Jane Poole, obtained against Thomas Jones of Clegwrdder and his son Griffith Jones, 1726; and bonds by Thomas Jones, 1723-1731.

Account rolls of Sir Richard Wynn, knight and baronet, treasurer and receiver general of the revenues of Queen Henrietta Maria.

1. Robert Wynne of Hollihead, co. Anglesey, esquire;
2. John Lewis of Penmynydd, esquire.
   Deed leading to the uses of a recovery to be suffered of forty messuages in Llanvawr, Vchdrid, Tregadrodd, Treviriog, Trelowarch and Connishiog.