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Continuation of the estate correspondence, 1787-1793, mainly relating to the agency of Francis Chambre, with some miscellaneous letters, 1793-1811.

Correspondence of Francis Chambre, 1770-1791, mainly relating to the Wynnstay estates with references to politics in Merioneth and Montgomeryshire.

Correspondence and miscellaneous papers of Francis Chambre, 1753-1791, relating mainly to the Wynnstay estates.

Includes the will, 1611, and codicil, 1613, of Richard Gwynne of Bangor specifying his disposal of the Glasinfryn estate, a bequest of £10 to Henry Bishop of Bangor to purchase a piece of commemorative plate, and an annual payment of £3 out of lands in Clegyrog to maintain a collegiate scholar in the choir of Bangor Cathedral, chosen out of the rectory of Llantrisant, Anglesey; the inventory of Sir John Wynn which includes armoury and munitions, one trumpet ‘with the flagg and tassell’, a signet ring, lead ore and weights, and a fully equipped barque, 1628; the will of Sir Richard Wynn, confirming previous settlements of his estates in North Wales and devising the manor of Wick and extensive lands at Isleworth in Middlesex, London and Lincolnshire, also including bequests of rich personal goods and a trust for the accommodation of paupers in the almshouse at Brentford, 1649; drafts and instructions for drawing up the will of Maurice Wynn of Crogen, concerning the estates inherited from his brother Sir Richard Wynn, his own purchased estates in Merioneth, Caernarfonshire and Denbighshire, and part of the manor of Rosse as well as properties at Walsingham and elsewhere in Norfolk, 1656; the inventory and letters of administration of Henry Wynn of the Inner Temple, 1671; and and an account of money found at Wynnstay after the death of Sir John Wynn, which also includes several pistols, 1719.

Items numbered L1309-1310, L1317, L1318.

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.

Depositions in the dispute between Sir W. W. Wynne, bart, and John Edwards, esq., concerning land claimed by the latter in right of Brynmoel, but claimed by former to belong to Graiglwyd; Dylife, parish of Penegoes.

Agreement in the action of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn v Miss Harriett Averina Brunetta Herbert re intercomming [intercommon] right claimed by latter in respect of a tenement called Pandybach in the township of Uwchygarreg and parish of Machynlleth. Sheepwalk lay on the west side of a brook called Nant cerrig y Clochdy. Draft.

Depositions and interrogatories ex parte complainant in the suit of Watkin Williams Wynne, esq., and Anne his wife v Richard Lloyd, gent., concerning the eastern boundaries of the manor of Clas Arwystli. Taken at the house of Thomas Bennett, Llangurig.

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.

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.

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.