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Title deeds of properties in the parish of Llanaber, dated between 1509 and 1616, including an early conveyance of Sylfaen by Gruffith ap Ednyfed ap Howell, 1509; the prenuptial settlement of Elizabeth vch Rytherch and Ednyfed ap Gruffith ap Ednyfed, 1535; conveyances of Sylfaen and various portions of the estate by the descendants of Gruffith ap Ednyfed ap Howell to Robert Wynn ap John, 1576, and to Ellis ap Robert Wynn, 1591-1592, 1595-1596, 1601; a series of leases on the township of Llanaber, originally granted by the Crown in 1595 and 1597, and assigned on trust, as stipulated, to the ancient native tenants, who included Ellis ap Robert Wynn, 1611-1613, 1615; and a private lease to him, 1616.

Title deeds, 1618-1697, of properties in Llanaber acquired by William Wynn of Glyn between 1629 and 1640, John Wynn, 1657, and Owen Wynn, 1676; a lease by William Wynn of Y Pantie in Gwastad Annes, 1629; a lease of the rectory and tithes of Llanaber to William Wynn, 1633; a lease by Margaret, widow of William Wynn of Llwyngriffri, and related documents, 1673-1674, 1683; deeds for Buarth y Clippie, purchased later by Sir Robert Owen in 1697, which appears to have been added to the Glyn holdings; and letters of administration for Robert Morgan of Llanbedr, 1627.

Title deeds of properties in the parish of Llanaber, 1617-1698, acquired through purchase, mortgage, lease and exchange by William Wynn, 1622-1623, 1631, Robert Wynn, 1647, 1650-1651, 1658, 1662, Ellis Wynn, 1674, Owen Wynn, 1676, 1682, and Dame Margaret Owen, 1698, which include the purchase deed of the capital messuage of Cae Tuder, 1650, and the marriage settlement of David Lloyd of Llanaber and Mary Price, 1651; a deed of sale, 1638, by William Wynn of parts of the township of Llanaber, originally granted by the Crown to his uncle, Ellis Wynn of Sylfaen, in 1614; and a draft settlement of Farchynys and other premises in Llanaber and Llanegryn, [1631x1658]. The file includes two additional conveyances by Ellis Wynn to Elizabeth vch Hugh of Llwyn Onn Canol, 1618, and by his heir William Wynn to Owen ap Ellisey of Mirie y Gwenyn, 1624, discovered in the Longueville collection.