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1. Edward Winn of Bodewryd, co. Anglesey, esquire, and Owen Wood of Rosemor, esquire;
2. Edward Puleson, esquire.
   Bond for the performance of covenants.

1. Nicholas Stodart of Beaumaris, Anglesey.
2. Edward Wynne, gent., treasurer of the maimed soldiers' mise for the commote of Anglesey.
   Receipt for £3.6.8, being money due to Rowland Gruffydd, late of Llanddyfnan, now in Ireland.

1. Hugh ap William ap Rees of Cornwylan, yeoman;
2. Richard Rolland ap William Meredd' of Llanol, yeoman.
   Grant of y Tuy yn y clegir in Cornwylan.

1. Morgan Llwyd of Penrhos Bradwen, co. Anglesey, gent.;
2. Robert Gruff' ap Ieuan of Hollihead, yeoman.
   Lease of a tenement in Vchdrvd in the commote of Llivon. Annual rent, 3s. 4d., two capons at Easter and one day's reaping.

Final concord in a fine levied between John ap Hugh Gruffith and Owen ap Robert, plaintiffs, and Peter ap Richard, alias Pierce ap Richard, deforceant, when the deforceant acknowledged two messuages in Vcheldre to be the right of the plaintiffs.

Mortgage by David ap Owen to Jane vch John, of a messuage called Tythyn y Rhywe in Uwchlaw'r Coed in the parish of Llanwnnog, 1616, previously leased to the mortgagor in 1613 by Thomas Purcell of Dinthill, Salop, and Elinor his wife.

1. Edward Wynne of Bodewrid, esq.;
2. Owen Wood of Rosemore, esquire, and Humphrey Jones of Bewmares, gent.;
3. Edward Puleston of Llwyn y Knottie, co. Denbigh, esquire.
   Grant of messuages in Bodewryd, Tyndryvol, Lanellian, Llysdulas, Bodavon, Llandyvrydok, Moylvrey, Cardegog, Bodegrye Ryth, Corneweylan, Llechkenvarwey, Errianell, Whayn, Bodedern, Llachylched, Youghtred, Mathavarne Wyan, Mathavarne Eitha, Amloughe and Pentraeth to (2) upon trust for the several uses expressed, being the marriage settlement of Edward Wynne and Margaret, his wife, one of the daughters of Edward Puleston. (Draft.)

Mortgage for £50 by Sir Richard Pryse of Gogerddan to David Phillippe of Maes-mawr, Cardiganshire, of Tythen y Berthlloyd and Tythen Yr Inys Goch, otherwise Tu ar Symley Lloyd, in Ceulan a Maes-mawr in the parish of Llanfihangel Genau’r-glyn; with defeasance, 1617

Title deeds for parcels of arable land in the township of Main, mostly lying in the larger fields called Maes y Bont extending to the river Vyrnwy, Maes Y Tir Newydd, Maes Y Llanerch, Gro Meredith Lloyd and The Long Leasow, 1550-1617. Other places include Kelly Eirighe, Gilvach, Y Weirglodd Lybe, Yr Erow Goch, Y Werne Goed, Lletty Inyon, Y Gwerne Goide, Pwll Madok and a parcel of garden or hemp yard. One deed describes the moiety of a mansion house next to the church of Meifod and the moiety of a barn and kilnhouse next to the highway, together with parcels of land, mortgaged by Richard Vaughan of Trefedryd, to Owen Lloid of Main, 1602. Parties to the transactions, which comprise mainly sales and mortgages, include Edward ap David ap Lle'n ap Tuder of Tremain, 1550-1558, Davyde Lloyd ap John ap Ieuan ap Owen, 1551-1569, John ap Roger of [Welsh]pool, 1568/9, David ap Thomas ap Owen, 1586, Owen Lloid, 1586, 1602-1603, Humfrey Lloyd of Cil, 1603, Oliver Lloyd, 1603, Thomas ap David and Owen David Lloyd, 1606, Cadd'r ap Hughe of Dyffryn Meifod and Richard Hunte of Shrewsbury, draper, 1617.

Letter from Hugh Gwynn, at Cromlech, to his cousin John Thomas Owen, at Penrhos, concerning the delivery of certain deeds.

1. Robert Wynne, the elder, of Holyhead;
2. Thomas ap Robert ap Ieuan of the same.
   Lease of the tenement which the lessee holds in Tregadrodd. Annual rent: 30s.; 2 capons at Easter; and the service of a sufficient reaper for one day, and of a horse and labourer for another day to carry the corn every harvest.

Libell against Edward Wynne of Bodewryd, moved by William Prethergh, clerk, and containing charges of hindering Jane, the wife of the said William from sitting on a bench in the chancel of the church of Llanvechell, and of bringing his brothers with him from Bodewryd through three p's to cause interruption in the church of Llanvechell, and of saying to the church wardens of that church 'Ni roi chwileren er yr escob nar chaunceler'.

Answers of Edward Wynne to the articles exhibited against him in the matter of a Llanvechell seat. An incomplete draft.

Note of a lease of Melin Rhos Goch; with notes on repentance and pardon.

Will of William ap Rees ap William of Llanddeusant, Anglesey. A copy certified by John ap William Hugh; William Owen; Roland Owen, John Moyl, Richard Owen, George ap Harry, William Humffrey, and Hugh Owen.

Title deeds of a messuage called Y Ty yn y Tyr Calch, described in some of the deeds with a croft adjoining called Y Tir Calch, parcels of land in Maes Lletty Einon, Y Camdir, Pwll Madog, Y Tyr Newydd, Werglodd Gronn, a moiety of a meadow called Gwerglodd Havod Allgwm, arable land called Y Rerw Vain within Y Tyr Newydd, Y Talarey lying in a field called Maes y Bont at Y Droell, Y Dryllie Byrion lying in Pwll y Coetgae and Maes Lletty Einion, Y Gylvach lying in a field called Maes y Llannerche land in Maes y Llannerche, 1569-1617. The properties were mortgaged by Thomas ap Rees ap Lle'n ap Tuder to Howell ap William ap Ieuan ap Howell ap Madocke and the file contains the defeasance of mortgage, 1569, followed by quitclaims by Thomas ap Rees ap Lle'nn ap Tuder, 1574, and David ap Thomas ap Rees to Howell ap William, 1582. There is a mortgage by Meredith David ap Howell to Meredith David Wyn of Llaethbwll, of a messuage (occupant named), Tir y Calch and a parcel of land called Errow Henry, 1608, followed by a deed of sale to Richard Hunt of the town of Shrewsbury, of the messuage, Tir y Calch, and two ridges of land in Maes y Tir Newydd, 1617.

Subject: Personal.

Bills of costs between (a) John Thomas Owen and John ap William ap Hugh and others; (b) John Thomas Owen and Richard Buanan; (c) Morgan Lloyd and John ap Hugh ap Robert.

A manuscript entitled 'Llyfr Sion ap Wiliam ap Sion o Englynion' (p. 1), being a collection of englynion compiled between 1605 (p. 78) and 1618 (p. 872) by John Jones, Gellilyfdy, Flintshire.