Pedigree of the Goodman family showing the connection between Edward Goodman and Ambrose Thelwall Lewis, clerk, M.A., claimant to the presentation of Kemerton in Gloucester. Contains a certificate (not signed or attested) addressed to the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the City of Gloucester from residents in Ruthin, relating to the above mentioned matter.
Pedigree of the Holland family.
Description of the heraldic quarterings of the Holland family,
Coloured drawing of the shield of arms of the Holland family, being azure, a lion rampant guardant between six fleurs de lis argent.
Formula filled up for Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland, by John Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch, giving details about himself, his family and his Estate.
Coloured trick of the armorial bearings of Gwynedd, being, on a shield, quarterly, or and gules, four lions passant guardant counterchanged; crest, out of a dual coronet a plume of three ostrich feathers; motto, "Ich Dien"; supporters, dexter, a lion rampant guardant, or, and sinister, a dragon, gules.
Inscription in memory of John Wynne of Rhos, son of John and Dorothy Wynne, who was interred on 5 June 1793, aged 55.
Volume containing sketch plans of tenements in the parish of Bettws Abergele, co. Denbigh, with names of tenants, and tabulated details of acreages and annual value provided. Tenements named as : Glan'r Afon, Deheyfryn, Dewisbren, Coed Coch demesne, Gwyndy Isaf (with Pen y bont and Ty'n Llan), Coed Coch uchaf, Carreg Fawr and Fotty, Carci and Pengwern, Cefn Craig, Bryn y Dwda, Ddol goch and Tecca, Ynus, Tyn y nant, Trofarth, Tyn y Ffynnon (with Tyddyn Howell), Porthwryd, Clwt, Hendre, Carnedd Heilyn.
Sketch plan of a tenement called Trofarth, parish of Bettws Abergele, in the holding of Thomas Hughes, with field names and acreages provided.