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1. William Salisburie of Llavasog, co. Denbigh, and John Lloid of Brynllyarth, gentlemen;
2. Foulke Lloid of Segroiet and Edward Williams of Carwedvynyth, in the said county, gentlemen.
   Mortgage of the messuage in Lloyne, co. Denbigh, wherein Rees Merton lately dwelled, and the parcels of land called Perth y bi, y gilvach and Kay Harrie ap Owen; the messuage wherein Thomas ap Llewellin lately dwelled, and the parcels called y gilvach vechan, y gilvach ganol and y Kay Koch; the messuage wherein Harrie ap John ap Richard lately dwelled, and the closes called y berllan, y Kay vcha, y Kay Issa and yr acre eithin; the messuage wherein Hugh Pynner lately dwelled and the closes called y Kay vwchlaw yr berllan, Erw yr maen, y dday gefn, y ddwy fownog, y Clwtt tan y gwern hirion and y berllan; and the closes called Bron y gelli, y ddwy acre and yr acre ver, to be held to the use of Maurice Wynn of Gwydyr, co. Carnarvon.

1. Robert Hughes of Mayneva, Flint;
2. Hughe Thomas of the same.
   Mortgage of a messuage and the four closes of land called Gweirglodd Gwna, y Bryn crach, y Quoitkay ycha and y dryll yn ymill Tu Thomas ap Hughe in Mayneva aforesaid.

Extracts from law reports from 4 to 12 Charles (1628-1636).

1. John ap Richard ap Thomas of Llan Elian, gent.;
2. Edward Wynne of Bodewrid, esquire.
   Release of term of years in land called y gadfa vechan in Llan Elian.

The duplicate of the account of Sir Richard Wynn, of all such monies as he had received of Sir Adam Newton, kt and bart, late receiver general of the revenue which belonged to his Majesty when he was Prince of Wales and of David Cunningham, kt and bart, receiver general of the said revenue, by virtue of a privy seal dated 22 March 1627/8. Declared 11 July 1634.

Advice to Mr. Edward Wynne, by Peter Ellice, concerning the levying of a fine or recovery of his lands.

Papers, 1634-1928, mostly deriving from and relating to the legal practice of Henry Rumsey Williams, comprising draft conveyances, abstracts of title, letters, accounts and miscellaneous papers of clients, including the estate of Wynn of Glynllifon, 1719-1840, the Griffiths family of Caernarfon and Amwlch, 1726-[1830s], Jared Jackson, 1760-1836, Plasgwyn estate, 1761-1846, Cefn Cwmwd estate, 1763-1828, Coed Helen estate, 1770-1838, Trergo estate, 1771-1832, Parry family, 1773-1788, Peniarth estate, 1773-1830, Orielton estate, 1774-1814, Bodior estate, 1778-1837, Faenol estate, 1778-1840, Arnold Robinson Burrowes, 1785-1837, Grindley family, [c. 1786]-1842, Morgan family, 1787-1839, Treiorwerth estate, 1787-1844, Evan Pritchard, 1788-1813, John Price, 1790-1844 Caerhun estate, 1791-1834, W. A. Madocks, 1799-1824, Nancall estate, 1802-1837, Morris Griffith, 1804-1832, Edward Griffith Roberts, 1805-1827, William Humphrey, 1805-1833, Plas Llanfair estate, 1805-1837, Baily Williams family, 1806-1838, Richard Garnons, 1809-1837, Cefn Hengwrt estate, 1810-1815, George Bettiss, 1810-1831, William Edwards, 1811-1836, Penrhyn estate, 1811-1837, Wyatt family, 1813-1835, Gelli Goch estate, 1815-1831, Anna Maria Wynne, 1816-1833, Robert Thomas, 1818-1839, Roberts family, 1818-1840, Bodegroes estate, 1819-1836, Hughes, Brydges and Granville, bankers, 1819-1840, Vickers family, 1820-1833, Boston estate, 1820-1839, Owen Griffith, 1822-1846, George Holmes Jackson, 1823-1841, the Rev. Hugh Hughes Wynne, 1831-1848, John Rowlands, 1832-1841, and Edward Hosier Williams, 1833, in Caernarfonshire, Anglesey, Denbighshire, and Merionethshire; legal correspondence, 1790-1848, probate records, 1727-1871, and papers relating to civil cases, 1757-1850, religion, 1788-1842, mining, 1779-1842, quarrying, 1798-1840, shipping, 1778- [c. 1841], roads and railways, 1834-1839; legal practice records, 1804-1841, and executorship papers, 1841-1855, belonging to Henry Rumsey Williams, and records of his family in Brecknockshire, Monmouthshire and Caernarfonshire, 1881-1928. Records relating to William's political activities have not survived.

1. Gabriel Beane of Bewmares, 'Chandlor';
2. Gilbert Daynty of the same, carpenter.
   Assignment of the messuage called the new house in the high street ward of Bewmares.

The duplicate of the declaration of the account of Sir Richard Wynn for the year ended at Michaelmas 1634. Declared 26 June 1635.

1. Rondle ap Harry Kenricke of Caervallough, co. Flint, gent., and Thomas Parry, his son and heir apparent;
2. Hugh Pennant of Downing, gent.
   Mortgage of the messuage which they lately occupied and the closes of land specified in Sotheby Deeds 482.

1. Ellis Jones, late of Bewmares;
2. Gabriell Beane of Bewmares.
   Assignment of a messuage in the high street ward of Bewmares.

Heraldic pedigree, painted, of the Bavand family of Chester down to Thomas Bavand of the Inner Temple, compiled by Randle Holme I.

A photographic copy, May 1870, of a pedigree of Sir Peter Mutton of Llannerch, chief justice of north Wales, showing also some of the descents of his second wife Ellen (née Williams), compiled on parchment in, or soon after, 1634/5 by Griffith Hughes.
The roll is an example of a target pedigree (style 7 in Michael Powell Siddons, Welsh Pedigree Rolls (Aberystwyth, 1996)). It includes sixty coats of arms around the circumference, representing the most distant ancestors, with a further twenty-one mostly impaled shields dispersed within the body of the pedigree. At the centre is the personal coat of arms, with twenty-seven quarterings, of Mutton Davies, grandson of Peter Mutton, together with two cartouches. The copy is monochrome and on a reduced scale and is assembled from two photographs; it can be discerned that the majority of the coats of arms on the original were fully painted.

Bill of complaint in the High Court of Chancery by Robert Owen the elder of Radnall, Salop, plaintiff, against John Pughe of Mathafarn for trespass and ejectment from farm in Ffrith Tafolwern, Llanbryn-mair, which had been leased by the Crown, together with Ffrith Keven ar Ddeg in Cemais, to the plaintiff’s father, Sir Roger Owen [c. 1635]

Bond by Sir John Stradling of St. Donatts, co. Glam., kt and Bart, and Sir Edward Stradling of the same, kt, to Sir Lewis Mansell of Morgan, kt and Bart, in the sum of £1,500, for a due payment of £520. [Latin; the condition in English]. Dated: 3rd Nov., 11 Chas. II (1635). Signed: Jo. Stradlinge., Edw. Stradlinge. Small oval seal of arms (18 x 15mm). A shield of arms; paly of six, on a bend three cinquefoils. Crest on a helmet, ornamental mantling and wreath; a stag at speed. SIGILL . V . EDW . ST ...... NG . MIL’ . 1573. Witnessed by Thomas Stradlinge, Francis Stradlinge, John Lloyd, Ra. Massie, scrivener, etc.

Letters of tuition during the minority of Richard ap Hugh ap Owen, granted to John ap Hugh of Bodwigan and Robert Bulkeley of Dronwi.