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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.

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

A collection of South Wales pedigrees compiled between 1578 and 1588. It also contains a copy (mutilated) of a poem by Siôn Cent beginning 'Pannyd Ryfedd wirionedd ar inion olwc' and a list (also mutilated) of the names of the sheriffs of Breconshire. Their year of office is not given, but there are 92 names in all, the last three being Thomas Bulcott, Thomas Gwyn, and John Stedman: the list differs slightly from that printed in Theophilus Jones's History of Brecknockshire. Iolo Morganwg has annotated the volume and has frequently written 'Dal sylw!' or similar phrases in the margins. He has also picked out various names which occur in the pedigrees, among them 'Meredydd ap Rhys ap Rhiccert' (p. 41) and 'Rhys goch ap Rhiccert' (p. [1]15), although in the second instance the name in the pedigree is 'wenllian verch Rys goch ap Rys voel ap Rikert ap einion ap gollwyn'.

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.

A manuscript containing holograph cywyddau by Wiliam Cynwal written between 1572 (f. 6) and his death in 1588. The poems are accompanied by illustrations of their subjects' coats of arms.

1. Elizabeth verch William ap Gruffith of Cornowy Lan, co. Anglezey, spinster;
2. Thomas Owen, gent., and Katherine verch William ap Gruffith, his wife.
   Release of y vronn heliogg in the township of Coronwy Lan, commote of Tale y bollion.

1. Thomas ap Ris ap William, of Cornwylan, co. Anglesey, gent., and Margaret, his wife, Owen ap John Lloid of Bodegry Rydd, gent., and Mallt, his wife;
2. Thomas Owen of Cornwylan, and Katherine, his wife.
   Covenant to levy a fine upon lands in Cornwylan.

1. Edward ap Hughe Gwyn;
2. Richard [...].
   Deed to lead the uses of a fine to be levied upon messuages in Tindryvol and elsewhere in co. Anglesey. (Part of a draft.)

1. Mauries Lloid;
2. Edward ap Hugh Gwyn, gent.
   Quit claim of all demands.

1. Edward ap Hugh Gwyn of Llanvaister, gent.;
2. William Gruffyth of Coydane, gent., and Jane, his wife.
   Lease of Melyn Roos goch.

1. Edward ap Hugh Gwyn, gent.;
2. Humfreye ap Hugh Gwyn, gent.
   Lease of tythyn Hoell Bagh in Bodavon, commote of Turkelyn. Annual rent 10s., two geese at Christmas, [...] Easter, and one day's reaping.

1. Edward ap Hugh Gwyn of Llanvaisterm, Anglesey;
2. Richard Bulkeley of Llanvachrayth, clerk.
   Settlement of m's in ht Dyndryvol.

1. Edward ap Hugh Gwynn of Bodewryd, gent.;
2. Hugh ap Howell ap Lle'n ap Gruffith of Eirianell, yeoman.
   Lease of Tythyn y rhos goch in Eirianell, commote of Llivon. Annual rent, 16s. 8d., two geese at Christmas, two capons at Easter and a day's reaping.

1. Edward ap Hugh Gwyn of Bodewryd, in the commote of Turk', gent.;
2. Hugh ap Ieuan ap Lle'n of the parish of Llanelian.
   Lease of tyv cynan ddv in Llanelian aforesaid. Annual rent, 5s., two capons, and two days' reaping, one to the lessor and one to William Kenrick.

Title deeds relating to the parish of Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn, comprising a bond by Phylipp William of Aberystwyth, permitting his guardians to occupy Tythyn Creor Tuder Lloid, 1544; a bond to Morgan D'd Lloid of Llanbadarn Fawr for the surrender of a lease on Ye Lluest ye Bystle Ddy, 1578; and the will of David Ychan ap D'd, made in 1588/9, devising Rhiwarthen in Llanbadarn Fawr, Nant Kynon in Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn, and his interest in Gilwern, proved 1590, with inventory.