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1. Edward Wynne of Bodewryd, co. Anglezey, gent.;
2. Rees Boulde of Tre yr ddol, gent.
   Lease of Melin Rhos goch in Erriannell. Annual rent 27s.

1. Edward Wynne, gent.;
2. Rees Boulde, gent.
   Agreement for the inhabiting of Tre yr ddol as a condition of a lease of Mein Rhos goch.

1. Edward Wynne of Bodewryd, gent.;
2. Lewis ap William Powell and Anne verch John Llewelyn, his wife.
   Lease of Tythyn Dan y Dinas in the township of Llanvair Mathavarnwian, commote of Tindaythwy. Annual rent 8s.

1. Edward Wynne of Bodewryd;
2. Humffrey Jones of Beaumaris.
   Grant of Tythyn y Ty hen in the parish of Llanelian.

An imperfect manuscript in several hands containing Welsh poetry, including the works of Tudur Aled, Siôn Brwynog, Simwnt Fychan and others.

A collection of Welsh proverbs, arranged alphabetically, in the autograph of Thomas ap Wiliam.

Two volumes made up of page-proofs of the 1620 edition of the Welsh Bible (Y Bibl Cyssegr-lan ..., Llundain: Bonham Norton a John Bill, 1620). The lettering on the spine, 'Bibl y Dr Morgan', is inaccurate as the 1620 edition is Bishop Richard Parry's revision of Bishop William Morgan's Bible (1588). Most of the pages are printed on one side of the leaf only. Some of the manuscript corrections are almost certainly in the hand of Dr. John Davies of Mallwyd. Most of the corrections which were not incorporated in the published edition correspond with the list of errata published c. 1672 [?by Bishop George Griffith] as Some omissions and corrections in the British translation of the Bible. A note in manuscript on the reverse side of the first leaf of Genesis is in the autograph of [Rowland Lewis of Mallwyd] (see The National Library of Wales Journal, IX, pp. 495 and Plate IX, 9). The second volume contains a few Welsh prayers written in a contemporary hand, one near the middle of the book of Ezekiel (sig. Ggg6), the others at the beginning of the New Testament.

1. Ellis Wynne of Llanaber, co. Mer., gent.
2. Gruffyth ap Rees ap Ednyved of Llanaber, co. Mer., yeoman.
   Grant in consideration of £8 of the m. called Gwastad Agnes, Gwern y badi, with a garden in Gorllwr in t. Llanaber, co. Mer.
   Rent to the King: 2s. 2 annually.

1. John Hughes of Llanbedrog, Caernarvonshire; 2. Richard Morgan of Bottunot, Anglesey.
   Lease of Havod y llin issa and Tythyn y gwas Crug in the township of Bottunot [Botunod].

1. Thomas ap Richard ap Ithell of Caervallough;
2. John ap Rees ap Gruff' ap Lle'n.
   Grant of a tenement and the parcels of land called Coitcay issa, y garreg loid and erow y droyllen in Caervallough aforesaid.

1. Thomas ap Richard ap Ithell and Richard ap Ithell of Caervallough;
2. John ap Rees ap Gruff' ap Lle'n.
   Bond for the quiet possession of the properties specified in Bodewryd deeds 232.

1. Edward Bulkeley of Tre Ievan, Richard Bulkeley, his son and heir apparent, and William Bulkeley, of Cleiviock;
2. Rolland Owen of Trevadock.
   Deed to lead the uses of a fine to be levied upon Tir Matto, Tir Ierwerth ap Madock, Tir Rys ap William ap Howell and Bryn yr wy in the township of Tre Ieuan, commote of Llivon.

Lease by Gabriel Goodman to Sir John Bale of Stokegolding, Leicestershire, of the tithes of the common fields of Dadlington, Leicestershire, 1621

Award by John Gruffyth of Boteniell, co. Anglizey, gent., in a dispute over the boundaries of Bodewryd and Skellog, between Edward Wynne of Bodewryd and Maurice Parry, of Amlough, gentn.

1. Richard ap Ithell of Caervallough, co. Flint, gent., and Ieuan ap Richard ap Ithell, his son and heir apparent;
2. Thomas ap Richard ap Ithell.
   Grant of a tenement and three parcels of land called [...], Coitcay y garreg loid, and erow y droyllen, in Caervallough.

Title deeds for properties in the parish of Crunwear, comprising a gift by Howell ap Rice of Llanbeder Felffre and Gwenllian vch David, his wife, to John Ellyott of Narberth, of Plas Bronielake, 1581; a conveyance by Thomas Howell to John Griffith, both of Amroth, of a messuage in Trenewydd, 1609; and a quitclaim of Penhavod by Alice Barnard, alias Browne, and her son, Roger, to Roger Griffith of Amroth, 1621.

Mortgages of parts of the Llwydiarth estate, Merioneth, 1578-1621, made by Rowland Pughe or Rowland ap John ap Hughe of Machynlleth, to Francis ap John ap Hughe of Llanwrin, 1578; Francis Pughe of Llwydiarth and his son John Pughe, alias John Francis, to Rees Pughe of Lanwrin, 1611/12, followed by a sale in 1621; and by Francis Pughe, hs son John Pughe and his wife Elizabeth Pughe, otherwise Owen, to John ap Ieuan ap Owen of Cemais, 1612, 1620/1. The mortgaged properties comprised, at different times, the capital messuage of Llwydarth Ucha, Llwydiarth Isaf, extending from Avon y Grigwssyth to the top of the mountain called Bwlch Penhelyg, and Y Gelynrod situated in the the townships of Ceiswyn, Tal-y-llyn, and Cwmcadian, Pennal.

A transcript of 'a discourse of witchcraft as it was enacted in the family of Mr Edward Fairfax of Fuystone, comu Ebor. 1621'. The author was Edward Fairfax of Fuystone.