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1. Hugh Gwyn ap Dd. ap R' of Bodewryd, gent.;
2. Gwenllian verch Wilim ap Gr', widow, and Hugh ap Ho' ap Ll'n, her son.
   Lease of y Ros goch in Yriannell, commote of Llivon.

Title deeds of miscellaneous houses and lands in the townships of Uwch-y-coed and Is-y-coed in the parish of Penegoes, Montgomeryshire, 1558-1674. Boundary clauses include the rivulets Carrog and Dewlas, Dolguog, the old Dyfi (Dovey) bridge, Y Domen Vawr and Y Domen Vedw. Deeds of the Pughe family comprise a final concord naming Richard ap Hugh ap Ieuan, 1573; a mortgage to Rowland Pughe of Mathafarn, of lands at Aberdulas and Y Pwll Dyu, 1574; a sale deed of land at Maes Penegoes to Rowland Pughe, 1586/7; a deed for the sale of meadows (named) at Uwch-y-coed to Richard Pughe of Dolyrafonddu, Llanwrin, 1612; and a release by Robert Pughe to Richard Pughe of Tythyn y Llain Fforchog, Kay Vallen Tudder and Kay'r Werne at Eskair Rhwraynog, and a toft or site of a former house at Aberhirnant, 1628/9. Other properties include Tythyn Esgir Wyddgryg, in a family settlement of Griffith ap Res ap Grif of Uwch-y-coed, 1557/8, and mortgaged by his son, Lewis ap Griff' ap Res, 1571; Tyddyn Ros y Garreg and Tir Rynald, mortgaged by Henry ap Ll'n ap Mores of Machynlleth to Ll'n ap Res ap Ieuan ap Gwilkok, 1568-1571; Tothyn Braich Always and Cover y Garreg Lloid, belonging to Richard and Oliver Harbart (Herbert), 1603[x1616]. There is also evidence of a family settlement by William Blesse of Darowen and Elinor his wife, one of the daughters and co-heiresses of Morgan David Owen of Llanwrin, deceased, to provide Bridgett Griffith of Llanwrin, widow, with a third part of a messuage called Y Greiglen Dduy Ucha, 1674.

Title deeds of houses and lands in the parish of Pennal, 1558, and in the township of Ceiswyn in Tal-y-llyn, 1580-1629.

Items listed in the original printed catalogue 'Llandaff Chapter Records' (1963).

Inquisition taken after the death of Sir Rice Maunxell, kt, at Neath, co. Glam., 15th July, 1 Eliz. [1559]. Before John Gryffyth, esq., escheator. Five membranes. [Latin]. Imperfect seal, red wax. A shield of arms; a chevron between three fleurs-de-lis, GRIFFITH.

1. Lewes ap Gruff' ap Glm. of Cowrnoweylan, yeoman;
2. Richard ap Owen ap William.
   Bond to abide by the award of Thomas ap Ieuan ap Howell, and Dd. Lloid ap Hugh ap Ll' ap Jeuan, concerning certain deeds which are thought to be withheld by the obligor.

The diary or journal of Robert Parry (b. 1564) of Eriviatt, Denbighshire, son of Harry ap Robert of Twysog, recording events which occurred during the period 1559-1613. The diary as it is now stands is incomplete: the first page extant has been mutilated, and there are no entries at all for the years between 1571 and 1581. Interspersed among records of greater length such as 'A true disclosure of the travell & Journey of Robert Parry gent. vnto Italie', 1600, copies of speeches made by King James I, the terms of the peace concluded between England, Spain, and the Archdukes, 1604, and Letters which passed between the Sultan of Turkey and Sigismund III, king of Poland and Sweden, 1612-13, are brief notes of events at Court, births, marriages and deaths (largely in Denbighshire families), accidents, outbreaks of the plague, executions, strange happenings, &c. With the manuscript is a letter (post 1900) from Charles S. Mainwaring.

Title deeds relating to properties in the parishes of Llan-gors, Llanfihangel Nant Bran, Llywel and the town of Brecon, particularly in Cantercelley Street and the parish of St John the Evangelist, mainly involving the families of Lewes of Brecon, Watkins of Llan-gors and Games of Newton, 1559-1744. They include the purchase by Thomas Lewis of a messuage in Dyffryn Honddu, 1567; the sale by Sir Roger Vaughan of Talgarth, of the manor of Trewallter Goch to William Watkins, 1566; the pre-nuptial settlement of Lewis John Edmond of Llan-gors and Katherine vch John William Thomas Lewes of Llanbedr, 1587; a purchase by Tobyas Lewes in Llanfihangel Nant Bran, 1587; the pre-nuptial settlement of Richard ap John of Llywel and Jane vch Edward David of Battle, 1599; purchases by Lodowick Lewis of a corn mill in Llan-gors and Priory land called Black Meadow in Brecon, from Sir Henry Williams, 1613-1614; a sale in Llanfihangel Nant Bran by Sir William Lewys of Westbury, Hampshire, 1637; leases and agreements by John Lewis of Hurst, Berkshire, 1704-1708, and by Walter Pryse and Elizabeth, his wife, 1726-1744, of Llan-gors House and mill, The Lodge, Tir Trevinon in Llangasty Tal-y-llyn, leased to Vincent Edwards of Hurst, 1732/3, Trewallter with Trewallter mill, 1735-1737, etc..

Articles in a cause before Walter Haddon, David Lewys, Thomas Huyche and William Mouse, doctors of law, between Thomas Griffith, clerk, and Thomas Davyes, doctor of laws, for the possession of the rectory of Trefferu with the chapels of Llan Rwychyn and y bettus; with a copy of a decree by Richard Davyes, Stp, Thomas Yonge and Roland Meyrig, professors of law, and Richard Pates, learned in the law, restoring Thomas Davyes to the said rectory.

1. Hugh ap Robert ap Res;
2. Hugh ap Ieuan ap Howell.
   Lease of half a tenement called Ite yr goo and a 'seler' called Lloft wen, and two closes called y gadles.

1. Ieuan ap Benet ap Dd. ap Ken';
2. Res ap Dd. ap Gruff' ap Richard.
   Mortgage of lands in Caervallough, co. Flynt.

1. Ieuan ap Benet ap Dd. ap Ken', of Syghtyn, co. Flynt, Ken' ap Ieuan ap Dd. ap Ken', Dd ap Ieuan ap Edward and Howell ap John ap Meredyth, of the same, gentleman;
2. Rees ap David ap Gruff' ap Richard.
   Bond for the performance of covenants.

Title deeds of miscellaneous houses and lands in the township of Henllys in the parish of Llanfihangel Genau’r-glyn, 1560-1670. Several deeds concern Tythyn Bron Heilyn, occupied by Richard ap Harrie ap Rees Duy in 1574, sold together with Erw Vawr and Shettyn y Tir Coch (part of Tythyn Pant y Dwn), by Richard Morgan of Henllys and his family to Sir Richard Pryse of Gogerddan, 1655, leased in 1658, and conveyed to trustees by Sir Richard Pryse to indemnify James Jenkin, Griffith Evans and Morgan David from a bond entered into with David Morgan of Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, 1669/70. Other properties include Lleine Gwar y Vron Goch, Llain Pant yr Ywen, Haner yr Ynys Wen and Haner yr Ynyssoedd Cochion, Loyn Kynffricke, Tythyn Bryn yr Oyen, purchased by Sir Richard Pryse from Ievan ap John ap Ieuan Thomas, Golley vch Mores his wife and women of the Harrye family, 1608, and Gwerne Armon, with other lands, acquired by Sir Richard Pryse from Griffith ap John ap Harrie, 1612. Other deeds concern the transactions of Thomas ap Ieuan Thomas of Llangynfelyn, Agnes vch Morys his wife, their son Maurice ap Thomas, and Thomas ap D'd ap Ll'n Lloid of Llandysul and Mary vch Ieuan ap Hugh his wife, 1560; Morgan ap Ieuan Lloid and David ap John ap Ieuan Teeg, 1578; Griffith ap Ieuan ap Jenkin, 1586; and Margaret vch Moris, 1603.

Miscelllaneous deeds and documents of the Priory estate, Cardigan, which was sold to Gogerddan by Edward Phillips in 1705, and was occupied by the Picton, Lloyd, Jones and Thomas families. It was conveyed to Albany Wallis in trust for John Pughe Pryse, 1770, and afterwards sold by the latter’s mother, Maria Charlotta Lloyd, to Thomas Johnes, 1774., The series comprises letters, [c. 1560], 1707, deeds, 1651-1721, an agreement to discharge debts, 1705-1708, a survey [c. 1705], rentals [1705x1774], and accounts and receipts, [post-1744] -1766.

A fragment of a letter from ?Spenser to Richard Phellipps at Aberystwyth, mentioning the ’Pryors of Cardigan where the landes lye’ [c. 1560]; and letters by David Jones of the Priory to John Meyricke and Mr Rawlins about the submission of his master’s answer to Mr Jodrell, plaintiff in a court case, 1707

Title deeds of houses and lands in the township of Isygarreg in the parish of Machynlleth, 1560-1683. One file relates to miscellaneous, named properties, 1560-1683. The other files concern specifically Erwi Mawr and Dol Ddyfi, 1567-1618; Tythyn Kae'r Bobian, 1574-1640; Y Garsiwn, Ysgubor Newydd, etc., 1606-1672; and Tythyn y Velindre and Gelly Lydan, 1607-1642. The deeds record purchases by Rowland Pughe of Mathafarn, 1618-1637, and by John Pughe, 1670. Other names include David Cadwaladr of Berriw and Bridgett, his wife, Ellis Lloyd of Ruabon and Morgan Rees ap Ieuan ap Howell.

Title deeds of houses and lands in the township of Isygarreg in the parish of Machynlleth, 1560-1683. Boundaries include Pentrehedyn Street. Properties include Tythyn y Gelly Goch, in a bond to Hugh ap D'd, clerk, and Edward ap Elyse of Gwynedd, 1560; Caie Pen yr Allt, mortgaged by Rowland D'd Lloid, 1599; Tythin Keven y Gwnfaine, acquired by Harry Pritchard and Jane his wife (formerly wife of the late Henry David ap Howell ap John), 1637; Tyddyn y Bryn Coch, mortgaged by Edward Owen to Mer'edd Lewis, 1614; Y Wyrglodd Ddy, purchased by John Meredith, 1615; Melin Riscog, Tir Y Bigail Yssa, Kae Saffron, Clwtt Salw and other named fields, purchased by Rowland Pughe of Mathafarn, 1626-1637; Tythyn Llidiart Llwyn Dduy, conveyed by David John David and family to the use of John Richard, 1651; Cae Pen Y Bont, mortgaged by Griffith Evans of Hengwm and his son Lewis Evans, 1666, and sold by descendants of their mortgagee to Richard Danson of St Michaels, Lancashire, 1683; and Ty Yn Lledver, purchased by John Pughe of Mathafarn from John Richard, 1670. Other deeds record transactions of Rowland Morgan and Harry Prichard, 1656; and David Cadwalader and Bridgett his wife of Berriw, 1662