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The Wynnstay collection comprises property in p's Wrexham, Ruabon, Holt, Marchwiail, Erbistock, Gresford, Llangollen, Llandysilio-yn-Iâl, Llanarmon-yn-Iâl, Bryneglwys, Llansanffraid Glynceiriog, Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant and Gwersyllt, co. Denb., and in p's Overton and Bangor Is-coed, co. Flint. The rentals for 1832-1834 (R87/2, R88/2 and R89/2) contain details of election disbursements. RA26 contains details of Wynnstay rents in 1848, with detailed descriptions of each property (acreages of meadow and pasture, arable and rough, houses and outbuildings, etc.). For tithe rent charges in p. Ruabon, 1830-1846 and 1847-1855, see RA23 and RA25. RA28 includes a survey of the collection, [late 1850s-early 1860s], giving field names, details of acreages and annual rent due, together with plans of some of the properties in p. Ruabon. Collectors: David Parry, 1810-1813, E. Pickering, 1814-1835, Edward Tench, 1835-1855, and Nathan Burlinson, 1856-1860. For details of this collection before 1810, see Collection II. Post-1860, most of the properties in the collection will be found in one or more of the following rentals, before they appear together once again in the collection entitled Farm and Cottage Rents: R116/3a and R117/2a (being estates of which Sir Watkin Williams Wynn is seised in fee simple), and R116/3c and R117/2b (being settled estates). However, the Wynnstay fee farm rents contained in R115/3e, will be found post-1860 in a separate collection for Wynnstay fee farm rents 1860-1898. They are also contained in the series of Tithe, Chief and Fee Farm Rentals. See also the series of Farm and Cottage Receiving Rentals containing Wynnstay and Ruthin rents, 1864-1925.

Cellar book, listing contents, 1924-1944, with enclosures, 1944-1946.

Volume entitled "Wynnstay Catalogue of Deeds" further described inside as "Catalogue of Deeds in the Stone Tower at Wynnstay: Wynnstay New Series commencing in the year 1710". It records family settlements, wills, and title deeds, 1185-1822, under headings for Ruabon, other Denbighshire parishes, Shropshire, Merioneth, Montgomeryshire, Much Wenlock, Watstay, Llanforda, Branas, Vale of Clwyd, miscellaneous, Llwydiarth and Llangedwyn [including Ystrad Marchell], and Eglwysegl and Dinbren.

Wynnstay audit minutes, covering the estates of Wynnstay, Glan-llyn, Llwydiarth, Cyfeiliog, Arwystli, part of Llangedwyn, Oswestry and Llangedwyn, Vale of Clwyd and Maenan, and Much Wenlock, 1848-1864.

Minutes for the audit at Wynnstay by Joseph Owen Jones, 1860-1861.

Audit minutes and a summary of the various agency accounts for the annual audits held at Wynnstay, 1848-1874, with later enclosures in one of the volumes, 1895-1896.

An agreement and conveyance by Sir Herbert Lloyd Watkin Williams Wynn and the Wynnstay trustees for the sale to Anne Thomas of the Wynnstay Arms Hotel and land in the parish of Llanfyllin, with plans attached; and requisitions and observations on title, 1891.

Mortgages and related papers of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn [sixth Baronet] and of the Wynne family of Peniarth for whom he was a trustee, mainly 1845-1892. The file includes an assignment by the mortgagees of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn to Elizabeth Duchess Dowager of Cleveland of £60,000 secured on properties in the parishes of Wrexham, Gresford, Erbistock, Ruabon and Lansilin, Denbighshire, 1845, followed by an abstract dated 1872 of the reconveyance in 1859; an abstract of mortgage for £23,700 from Sir Watkin Williams Wynn of properties in Montgomeryshire, Merioneth, Denbighshire and Salop, 1853; a schedule of mortgages upon the estates of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn 1853; an abstract of release from the Bank of England to the trustees of William Wynne of Peniarth of part of his estates comprised in a mortgage, 1866; schedules of lands in the parishes of Llanbryn-mair, Llanrheader-ym-Mochnant and Llanfyllin, apparently comprised in a mortgage of William Robert Maurice Wynne, 1891, and of lands in Llanuwchllyn comprised in a security to Messrs Stone and Cunliffe, 1892; and a list of mortgages of Charles Henry Wynn, 1921.

Title deeds for properties in Wynnells Lane, purchased and settled to uses by Richard Corfield of Swynney in Barrow, Salop, 1576, 1591/2; leasehold premises in Whitwall purchased by Sir Edward Lawley, 1622; and land in Burton Lane purchased by Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, 1826.

Wynne-jones, T., 1894-1895.

Wynne-jones, T., London, 5 Dec. 1895.

Wynne-jones, T., Earlstown, 23 June 1894.

Benefice: Llangynhafal. Documents: Testimonial, Miscellanea (1).

Priest. Documents: Letter from Bishop of Swansea and Brecon.

He has heard nothing of the concluding part of Salesbury. Sees that Rev. Robert Jones had a copy of Robert's Grammar. Mr Wynne Ffoulks is visiting him on Thursday and he wonders whether D.S.E. could come to meet him. Lord Herbert Vane was at Peniarth on Tuesday and gave a much better account of Lord Londonderry.