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1. Maurice Gruf' esquire, sheriff of Anglesey;
2. Edward ap Hugh gwyn.
   Receipt for 10s. for the relief of Hugh Gwyn ap Dd. ap Rees of Bodewered, gent., deceased.

Miscellaneous deeds and documents, comprising a file of bonds and grants relating to the Pughe family and the Mathafarn estate in Montgomeryshire and Merioneth, 1562-1722; and a draft of the deed for the sale of the Mathafarn estate to Wynnstay, 1754

A small number of title deeds and bonds found with the Gogerddan estate records, relating to the Cochwillan estate in Caernarfonshire, 1606-1630; other properties and individuals in Flintshire, 1834, Montgomeryshire, 1795, (Watermark 1887), and Radnorshire, 1562; and schedules of grants by Elizabeth I of waste lands in several counties in Wales, [post-1591]

Bond by John ap Hughe ap Harrie of New Radnor to Richard ap Hughe ap Harrie of Llanbadarn Fawr, Cardiganshire, for the redelivery of deeds concerning ?Helflie in Michaelchurch[-on-Arrow].

Letters patent of Elizabeth I, 1562 (copy), and James I, 1608, granting to John Pryse and Sir Richard Pryse respectively the farm of Brymbras (Brynbras) in the parish of Llanbadarn Fawr, with various tenements in the commote of Perfedd, some of which had been in the tenure of Griffith ap Ll'n Vayne, attainted, and which had been granted in 1564 to William Herle; also recording grants of lands in Llanbadarn Trefeglwys, previously in the possession of Rise ap Morys ap Morgan, felon, properties in East Pembroke, once lands of Jasper Tudor, Duke of Bedford, lands in Carmarthen which were part of the possessions of Rice Griffith, attainted, and Tir Bache, a fulling mill in Llanfihangel-ar-arth.

A copy of the customs of Hereford as newly written by John Chippenham, mayor of Hereford, in 1486, and exemplified by James Yayden in 1560 (ff. 1-17). Several Welsh Boroughs were granted the privileges of the city of Hereford, and the newly enfranchised corporations applied to the burgesses of Hereford to have their privileges certified to them. This manuscript begins with the answer given to the town of Drusselan in the parts of Wales in the year of Henry son of Henry I [sic], and also contains statements made at the request of the burgesses of Kermerden, Herford and Kardyff. At the end of the volume is a list of the mayors of Hereford from 1383 to 1563 in the original hand, with additions in other hands to 1605 (ff. 18-19 verso).

Title deeds for Prior’s Court, Gwirlod Gwillim, Keven y Wern and other lands in the parish of Llan-gors, 1563-1664. They include conveyances by Sir Robert Dudley, Knight of the Garter, etc., to John Edmundes, Lewis Thomas Forster and William Watkins, of Le Kevenwerne or Kenwerne, Pryors Courte and other lands, 1563; deeds recording the acquisition of various lands including Gwirlod Gwillim by William Thomas Forster, 1580, and by Lewis Thomas Forster, 1589-1605; the marriage settlements of Lewis John Edmonde of Llan-gors and Katherine vch John William Thomas Lewis of Llanbedr, 1587, and of William Forster and Anne Vaughan, daughter of Richard Vaughan of Crickhowell, deceased, 1607; the lease of a house by William Watkins, from which the rent devolved to Lewes Thomas Lewes and Ellinor his wife, in tail, 1600; several deeds of sale by William Forster to Ellinor Lewis, 1616-1621; further purchases of Keven y Wern Ycha and other properties by Ellinor Lewis 1625-1636, from the Jenkin family; and conveyances by William Thomas Bevan of a messuage occupied by Sibill William, sold by his son Thomas William to Thomas Lewis, 1663-1664.

Records relating chiefly to the Welsh estates of the Wood / Lockwood family, comprising volumes of rentals and disbursements, 1830-1843, and manorial records, 1564-1849; about 550 autograph letters relating to the management of the Wood estates in Monmouthshire and Glamorgan, 1836-1853; over 500 deeds relating to properties in Glamorgan, Monmouthshire, Anglesey, Breconshire, Radnorshire, Surrey and Middlesex, 1640-1891; and documents relating to various industrial activities, 1838-1905.

1. Elen Conwey of Bodewryd, Henry ap Robert Vachan of Beaumaris, gent., and Richard Johnson, of the same;
2. Edward ap Hugh Gwyn, gent.
   Bond to abide by the award of Lewis Owen ap Meirik, Owen Woode, esquires, and William Conwey, gent., concerning title to lands of David ap R' ap Ll'n ap Gruffith.

Deeds, 1564-1857, relating to the Bachegraig estate, Flintshire; brief diary entries of Gabriel and Hester Lynch Piozzi, 1797-1812 (NLW MSS 11096-102); correspondence, 1756-1823 (NLW MS 11103D); heraldic and genealogical records, 1813 (NLW Rolls 223); and a survey and valuation of the Bachegraig estate, 1790, which also includes accounts, 1788-1807 (NLW MS 11104C).

1. Edward ap Hugh Gwyn of Llanvayster, co. Anglesey, gent.;.
2. William Bolde, alias William ap Richard Owen, gent.
   Lease of Kae ynys dodyn in Erryanell. Annual rent 20s.

1. Edwart ap Hugh Gwyn;
2. Richard Owen of Cowrnwylan.
   Lease of tythyn Kerrig Camog in Bodegri rydd in the commote of Tallabolion. Annual rent, 13s. 4d., two capons at Easter and 2 geese at Christmas.

1. Elen Conwey of Bodewred, co. Anglesey, widow, Henry ap Robert Vychan of Beaumaris, gent., and Richard Johnson of the same, merchant;
2. Edward ap Hugh Gwyn, gent.
   Bond for the performance of an award concerning title to the lands of David ap Res ap Ll'n, deceased.

1. Robert Bulkeley of Tre Ieuan, commote of Llivon;
2. Edward Bulkeley.
   Settlement of Tir matto, Tir Yer' ap Mad' and Tir Rys ap Will'm ap Ho'ell in t. Tre Ieuan.

Award by Lewis Owen ap Merike of Bodowyre, Owen Wodde of Rosmore, Anglesey, and William Conwey of Dynerth, Denbighshire, arbitrators in a dispute between Ellen Conwey, widow of Hugh Gwynne ap David ap Rice, dec., and Edward ap Hugh Gwynne, son and heir of the said Hugh Gwynne, concerning the title of property in Bodewred and elsewhere in Anglesey.

Deeds relating to houses and lands in the parish of Betws Cedewain, comprising a lease by Rees ap Morys ap Owen of Aberbechan to Tanglyst vch D’d Morys of a messuage called Gllan Bechan, Wain Vaure and other lands (unspecified), 1564; and bonds to and by Richard Pryse of Gogerddan, for peaceful possession of the messuage of George Phippes, arable land called Yr Hen Rofft and other meadows (named), 1595; and of the lands of David ap John Bedo, in Garthgelyn, 1596.

1565-1579.

1564-1895.

Writ of assise of novel disseisin on behalf of Katherine verch William, Margaret verch William, Matilda verch William and Elizabeth verch William, against Myvanwy verch Rys, Hugh ap Lewis and Gwilym ap Gruff' ap Gwilym, concerning a messuage in Cornwylan. A list of 24 recognitors is attached.