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One of three manuscripts containing The history of Berw, 1861, by John Williams, Beaumaris (1833-1872) (see Supplement, 1915, to the Transactions of the Anglesey Antiquarian Society), together with pedigrees of North Wales families, mainly those connected with Anglesey, Caernarvonshire, Denbighshire and Merioneth (cf. the Taicroesion MS).

One of three manuscripts containing The history of Berw, 1861 by John Williams, Beaumaris (1833-1872) (see Supplement, 1915, to the Transactions of the Anglesey Antiquarian Society), together with pedigrees of North Wales families, mainly those connected with Anglesey, Caernarvonshire, Denbighshire and Merioneth (cf the Taicroesion MS).

One of three manuscripts containing The history of Berw, 1861 by John Williams, Beaumaris (1833-1872) (see Supplement, 1915, to the Transactions of the Anglesey Antiquarian Society), together with pedigrees of North Wales families, mainly those connected with Anglesey, Caernarvonshire, Denbighshire and Merioneth (cf the Taicroesion MS).

An incomplete transcript by John Williams (1833-1872) of a history of the town and borough of Beaumaris written by William Williams (c. 1625-1684), [c. 1675], together with notes and extracts from British Museum Harleian MS 2129 and other sources relating to inscriptions in Beaumaris church and elsewhere.
William Williams's original manuscript is now NLW MS 9081D.

A volume of pedigrees of North Wales families labelled Taicroesion MSS, with additions and corrections by Thomas Williams, Bryn, Beaumaris and his nephew, John Williams.

An account book of the Ty Fry estate, Pentraeth, Anglesey, used by Thomas Williams and afterwards by his nephew John Williams (1833-1872) and including a few original documents and transcripts, mainly by John Williams, of documents and letters relating to the Williams of Ty Fry family and estate, Bulkeley rents, the Holland family of Berw, etc.

Extracts relating to the history of Wales during the period of the Edwardian conquest taken by John Williams (1833-1872) from Thomas Rymer: Foedera ... (first published 1704-1725).

A transcript by John Williams (1833-1872) of the portions relating to Wales in a Chester Cathedral manuscript of the work by Sir John Dodridge which was published under the title The History of the Ancient and Moderne Estate of the Principality of Wales, Dutchy of Cornewall and Earldome of Chester ... (London, 1630).

A translation by J. Skinner Jones, rector of Heneglwys, Anglesey, and John Williams (1833-1872) of the Welsh text of the life of Gruffydd ap Cynan printed in The Myvyrian Archaiology of Wales ..., II (London, 1801), with additional notes.

Original documents and transcripts of documents relating mainly to the Whyte family of Fryars, Llanfaes, Anglesey, with a summary of the history of Fryars house, together with other notes by John Williams (1833-1872).

One of two manuscripts containing extracts made by John Williams (1833-1872) from deeds and other documents relating mainly to the Holland and Bulkeley families of Anglesey.

One of two manuscripts containing extracts made by John Williams (1833-1872) from deeds and other documents relating mainly to the Holland and Bulkeley families of Anglesey.

Extracts taken by John Williams (1833-1872) from public records relating to Anglesey and especially to Beaumaris.

Extracts taken by John Williams (1833-1872) from public records relating mainly to ecclesiastical affairs in Anglesey.

Notes relating to Anglesey and pedigrees of some Anglesey families copied by John Williams (1833-1872) from manuscripts in the British Museum.

Notes and extracts by John Williams (1833-1872) relating to the history of the town and corporation of Beaumaris.

Transcripts by John Williams (1833-1872) of deeds mainly relating to Anglesey and of an inspeximus charter granted by Edward IV to the borough of Caernarvon, the original inspeximus having been presented to the borough of Caernarvon by John Williams in 1863.

Abstracts and notes taken by John Williams (1833-1872) concerning local history and genealogies of Anglesey families, particularly of the Bulkeleys.

One of two manuscripts containing extracts by John Williams (1833-1872) from Bulkeley and Trygarn Griffith deeds relating mainly to Anglesey and Caernarvonshire.

One of two manuscripst containing extracts by John Williams (1833-1872) from Bulkeley and Trygarn Griffith deeds relating mainly to Anglesey and Caernarvonshire.