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Two Counterparts of an indented deed of Mortgage by John David Griffith of Trovarth, co. Denbigh, gentleman, and Robert ap John Thomas of Guitherin, same co., gentleman, to Gwen verz John of Trovarth, widow, for £27, of five closures of land in Trovarth 1. 3 acres called y Bryn Brâs, between the lands of John ap John ap Hugh, Richard Hughes, 2. 2 acres called Dryll y ddune between the highway from Kilken to y gell helig the lands of Richard Hughes, & Hugh ap Cadwalader 3. 4. and 5. called y weirglodd Bach, y Loyts, and y Kay Llwyd, between the lands of the said Jo. David Griffith called Frith y Vownog, Erw'r Pystill, y Kay gwyn and y Weirglodd wrth y tuy, and lands of John ap John ap Hugh, etc., with conditions of redemption. Mark signatures of the lessors and lessee. Seals broken off. Witnesses: Ieuan ap John ap John, John Evans, Thomas ap Ieuan, Hugh ap John ap William, and others. Vellum. English.

Two draft letters, 1871, addressed by John Lloyd Wynne of Coed Coch, co. Denbigh, giving notice to Mr. John Tyson and Mr. Joseph Fletcher, to quit the mines and messuages in the several parishes of Dremerchion and Cwm, demised to them by a lease, dated 14 September 1859, since they have neglected to pay the royalties and to work the same, and to deliver up possession thereof to him or his agent, Mr. Peter Thomson.

Two letters, dated 21 October and 11 November 1887, from J. Parry to Peter Thomson, concerning a suit between Wynne and Humphreys (see no. 2972), relative to the Pennant Mine.

Two pages of a corrected draft of a deed relating to lands in the township of Tybrith, Co. Denbigh, made between Robert Jones alias Robert ap Richard and Maurice Wynne. The names of the lands are Garth yr Hwylbren in Mathebrwd, Havod y Werne, y Coed issa, Cae hir, Garthbychan, Cae bach, Cae (r) ffynnon, Dryll (r) Odyn, Cae Rhobin, yr Erw Goch, Gweirglodd y Tythun vcha, Cae (r) Llysie, y Plastyddun, y Garthlwyd, y ffrith y Garthlwyd, and Cae (r) Bryn, and many others. English. Paper.

Typewritten copies of fourteen letters found at Pennant, the originals being in the possession of Mrs. Alan Gough, Gelliwig, Pwllheli. Twelve of these are from John Wynne of Coed Coch to Richard Lloyd, esq., 9 Coney Court, Gray's Inn, London, and range between 11 December, 1774, and 24 February, 1778. The thirteenth is from the Rev. Ed. Edwards, Pennant, to his son, the Rev. H. Holland Edwards, a student at Christ Church, oxford, and is dated 20 July, 1778. The last, undated, is from the latter to his father. All the letters relate to personal, family, and business matters.

Undertaking by David ap Evan David of Eriviatt, co. Denbigh, gentleman, to pay into the hands of Griffith ap Mredith of Cader, or Thomas ap Robert of Llech, to the use of Robert Davies of Greegor, all in co. Denb., the sum of thirty-five shillings if the latter be ejected at any time hereafter from a specified part of a messuage in Nantglyn, same co., called y Cefne Vaes. Mark signature, and seal. Witnesses: Thos. Jones, William Evans, John Jones, John Parry. English. Paper.

Undertaking by Richard Evans of Trovarth, co. Denbigh, gentleman, to pay to Robert Wynne of Kilken and John Davies of Bodlyman, same co., Churchwardens of the Parish of Bettws Abergeley in case he neglects to "maintain the child or children wherewith Mary Morris is now big when born", and refuses to give a bond of idemnity to the Parishioners of Bettws from all charges" on that account. Mark signature of Richard Evans. Witnesses: John Wynn, Mark of John Humphrey, Richard Wynne. English. Paper.

Undertaking whereby, in consideration of a warrant by the Sheriff of the County of Flint upon a capias ad satisfaciendum to him directed and issued out against William Edwards gentleman, at the suit of Thomas Mottershad, which warrant is directed to Samuel Deane and others, special bailiffs, the said Thomas, plaintiff in the said writ, promises to save the said sheriff harmless from damages which may accrue by reason of any escape suffered on the said writ, etc. Signed and sealed. Paper. English.

Verdict of a Jury respecting a trespass alleged against Richard Wynne ap D[ ], William ap Hughe ap Robert ap David Vaughan, etc., at Maesegwick. With names of the jury who dissented from the verdict. Partly consumed. Paper. Latin.

Verdict of an Inquest taken at Denbigh, 28 April 1618, before William Wynne, Esqre, Fulke Vaughan, gentleman, and Thomas Moris, gentleman, feodaries of the County of Denbigh, after the death of Morgan ap John Wynne, gentleman, deceased, whereby it is found that the said Morgan died on 4 March 1613, at Llaethvaine, co. Denbigh, and had no messuages, lands, rents, or tenements. Vellum. Latin.

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.

Warrant by Kenrick Eyton, Esq., Sheriff of the County of Denbigh, to the Keeper of the Gaol at Ruthin, same co. to arrest Margaret Wynne and imprison her for the payment of costs in a suit for trespass upon the case etc. Seal of the Sheriff. Levy £18. 0. 11. In another handwriting: Receipt for £18. 0. 11. for the said expenses and costs. Edward Price. Witness: W. Vaughan. 25 Sept. 1753.

Will and codicil of Jane Wynne of Movoniog in the Parish of Llanufydd, co. Denbigh. Witnesses: John Jones of Berraigne, Rees Foulkes. Extracted out of the Episcopal registry of St. Asaph by Thos, Lewis, Registrar. Attached to the above is an extract relating to the trust of a messuage in Nantglyn, held by Edward Wynne. No date. Paper. English.