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The file consists of two separate leases and two releases bound as a single document, comprising the marriage settlement of Robert Wynne the younger of Plasnewydd and Mary Roberts of Bryn y neuadd, 1751.

The file comprises an additional settlement, further to the marriage settlement (of even date, now missing) of Robert Wynne [of Garthmeilio and Cwm Mein] and Elizabeth Griffith of Plasnewydd, 1713.

The series comprises marriage settlements of members of the Wynne family of Garthmeilio, Cwm Mein and Plasnewydd, 1713, 1751.

The file comprises a deed to lead uses of a fine, 1606, by Cadwallader Wynne of Voelas, great-grandfather of the Cadwallader Wynne who married Jane Griffith of Garn, for the purpose of raising portions for his daughters by his first and second marriages, a jointure for his second wife, Anne, and settling the Hiraethog, Voelas and other Denbighshire estates in male tail.

The series consists of probate records for a member of the Wynne family of Voelas, 1732.

The series comprises wills of members of the Wynne family of Plasnewydd, 1782, 1811.

A small group of autograph Welsh poems, mostly relating to the Wynne family, consisting of: (i) anonymous verses entitled 'Penillion cufaddas i'r amser yma ...', beginning 'Pob haden lawen lonudd su ai miwsig hud meusudd ...' (f. 1); (ii) 'Cywydd Marw-nad er coffadwriaeth am Farwolaeth Gwraig foneddigaeth sef Mrs Wyn o Fodewryd yr hon a hunodd yn yr Arglwydd y 31 o fis Awst 1723', by Robert ap Richard (ff. 2-3); (iii) 'Cowydd priodas Mr Chansaler Wyn a chroeso ir wlad', by William Morgan Lloyd, [1714] (ff. 4-5); (iv) 'Cywydd Marwnad y gwir Barchedig Dad yn Nuw Humphreu Humphres Arglwydd Esgob Henffordd', by Owen Gruffydd, [1712] (ff. 6-7); (v) a translation into Welsh of 'Of Noble Race was Shenkin' and Latin verse mainly in the autograph of Chancellor Wynne (ff. 8-9); (vi) a poem 'I'r haeddol Barchedig Mdm Margaret Humphreys', by David Manuel (f. 10); and (vii) 'Cerdd i Annerch, ynghyd a mawl ddyledus i Mr Edward Owens, o Benrhos, ar dôn a elwir Marwnad yr Helwyr', by Richard Parry (f. 11).
Also included are miscellaneous accounts, 1693-1729 (ff. 12-14, 17-18, 20), and two letters from Wm Lloyd, Kefn, to Mrs Wynne, 14 February 1712/3 (ff. 15-16), and to Dr Wynne, 28 April 1730 (ff. 19-20).

Wynne [ ], Awelfor, 44 Sydenham Avenue, Abergele. Has spent nine days in hospital. Was much impressed by Tros y Tresi and is looking for an opportunity to read it to the older children. Found the experience of reading the book extremely moving. Was moved to tears by its contents. Reflects on some of the individuals mentioned in the text. Small wonder that he is a Socialist. Discusses the parlous state of his own health. Welsh.

Priest. Documents: Nomination, Letters Testimonial, Certificate of birth or of baptism.

Benefice: Aberffraw. Documents: Deed of Presentation to a benefice.

Benefice: Llangadwaladr. Documents: Deed of Presentation to a benefice.

Bill of complaint of Maurice Wynne, esq., against Hugh Wynne of Bodyskallen, co. Caern, esq., wherein the plaintiff claims to have paid a sum of money to several creditors of the defendant whereby the lordship of Maynan, co. Caern, [--] to him. Plaintiff asserts that certain rights within the lordship had been disposed of by one of the defendant's ancestors and that he had not been duly informed.

Bill of complaint of Gruffythe Wynne, esq., against Maurice Wynne for detaining certain deeds and writings relating to the estate of John Wyn, Doctor of Law, deceased, in the lordship of Maynan, Caernarfon. Attached is a memorandum of the answer of Maurice Wynne. Mutilated.

Memorandum of the agreement between Hugh Wynn of Bodescallen, co. Caern, esq., and Maurice Wynne, esq., His Majesty's Receiver General of North Wales, concerning the absolute purchase of the lordship and manor of Maynan, and of certain lands in the parish of Eglwys Vaugh, co. Caern.

Answer to the bill of complaint of Maurice Wynne, esq., by Hughe Wynne, wherein the defendant claims that the agreement reached between him and the plaintiff regarding the lordship of Mainan, co. Caern, was legal and genuine and that no part or rights therein had been disposed of previously excepting those mentioned in the aforesaid agreement.