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1. Sir Roger Mostyn of Mostyn, Knight;
2. Richard ap Ithell of Vaevallough [?Caervallough], yeoman, Jonet, his wife, and Thomas ap Richard, his son.
   Lease of a tenement in Caervallough with the closes of land called y Coetkay issa, Coetkay y Karrege lwyd and erwr droillen.

Papers relating to the manor of Trewallter Goch, comprising a rental of the Breconshire estate of Mrs Elizabeth Lewis, 1680, a list of parcels in a recovery of lands in Breconshire, 1637, purchased from Mr Lewis in Llan-gors, with lands in Pembrokeshire on the reverse, and a warrant for a recovery in which George Lewis Langton was vouchee, 1736/7; and articles for the surveys of the manors of Blaenllyfni and Dinas, with answers of the jury, 1656.

Pedigree and achievement, dated 1637, of the Watkins family of Usk, Monmouthshire, with fifty-one fully painted coats of arms, mostly impaled, apparently compiled by Walter Hopkins of Brecon.
The pedigree shows the Watkins family's descent, in four parallel lines, from Bennett Pencla[w]dd [Sir Bennet de Penclawdd], lord of Kilfigyn [Cilfeigan, near Usk], as well as Kydifor Vawr of Kilsant, Barnard Newmarch [Bernard de Neufmarché] and Iestyn ap Gwrgan[t], down to the brothers William and Thomas Watkins of Usk (both alive 1637); some collateral branches are also noted. An inscription concerning Bennett Penclawdd is inserted in a cartouche at the beginning of the pedigree, with a further inscription, mostly illegible, on the dorse. Several roundels, for the Watkins brothers's wives and immediate descendants, have been left blank; two escutcheons have been added below the last generation and then carefully erased with white paint; the roll also retains pencil markings used to sketch out the pedigree before painting. A missing individual ('Gronow Benet') has been interpolated in a later seventeenth-century hand. The pedigree is an example of 'Style 3' in Michael Powell Siddons, Welsh Pedigree Rolls (Aberystwyth, 1996), pp. 11-12.

A slip of paper bearing the following note: 'The marriage Articles of John Wynn and Elen Lewis of Chwa[en Wen] 1638. Together with other Deeds of settlement viz. Bodewrid and Penrhyn Gwbedog A.D. 1551'.

Deeds, documents and letters, 1638-1897, relating mainly to properties in Denbighshire and Shropshire, but also Caernarfonshire, Cardiganshire, Montgomeryshire, Merionethshire, Radnorshire and Cheshire; plans relating to the activities of railway companies mainly in the parishes of Gresford and Wrexham, Denbighshire, 1845-1849; and printed material, 1863-1897.

1. Sir Thomas Holand of Berw, Anglesey, knight;
2. Owen Holand of Kefen du and William Thomas of Trearthur.
   Settlement (upon the marriage of Jane, daughter of Owen Holand and niece of Sir Thomas Holand, to William Hughes of Kymvnod) of Kymvnod and Tv yn y Pwll in Conisioglvs and Bodedern, Anglesey.

Accounts of the family of Morrall of Cilhendre, etc., including an inventory of the goods and chattels of Allice Morehull of Blakemeare parke, parish of Whitchurch, Salop, 11 September, 1638; a bill for legal service from Cha. Walsoll to Mr. Edward Murall of Dudleston [1724]; an account of the disbursements of Edward Morrall for the use of Madam Frances Edwards, 1729-1730; a statement of account from William Turton to Mr. Challnor for professional duties in connection with a recovery of two fields, 1762-1763; and a list of Mr. [Josiah] Morrall's debts [c. 1747].

The duplicate of the account of Sir Richard Wynn for the year ended at Michaelmas 1637. Declared 20 June 1638.

Letter (fragment) beginning 'Dear Brother', endorsed 'Sir W. Wills to John Owen ab. 1640'.

1. John Wynn of Bodewryd;
2. Ellene Williams, alias Lewis, of Chwaen wenn, widow.
   Bond for the performance of covenants.

1. John Wynn of Bodewryd, co. Anglesey;
2. Elen Williams alias Lewis of Chwayen wenn, widow, and mother of Ellen Lewis and Anne Lewis, spinsters, daughters and co-heirs of John Lewis, gent., deceased.
   Settlement upon the proposed marriage of John Wynn and Ellen Williams.

1. John Thomas of Soughton, co. Flint;
2. Sir Roger Mostyn of Mostyn, Knight, Roger Mostyn, gent., one of his sons, and William Mostyn of Bagillt.
   Grant of three closures of land called Tir y mae llwyd, y fron gelin vcha and y fron gelin issa, in Caervallough.

1. William Pwlkyn of Llanigrate, Anglesey; Harry ap John ap William alias Pulkyn of Llychylched;
2. Robert ap John ap William alias Pulkyn of Llychylched; and John ap Robert Pulkyn of Rhiscolyn.
   Deed to lead the uses of a fine to be levied upon the properties specified in Bodewryd deeds 86.

Deed poll, being a release by John Lloyd of Brynlliarth, Denbighshire, to Maurice Wynne of Gwydyr, Caernarvonshire, of messuages in Llwyn, Denbighshire, without any benefit of condition of redemption.