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1. John ap Robert Pwlkyn of Keirchiog, John ap William Pwlkyn of Nantmawr and Robert ap William Pwlkyn of Llanddyfnan;
2. William Mostyn of Brymbo, co. Denbigh, late Archdeacon of Bangor.
   Bargain and sale for six months of the messuages specified in Sotheby Deeds 523.

1. Edward Lewis of Gwredog, co. Anglesey, gent.;
2. Edward Wynne of Hereford, D.L., and Chancellor of the Diocese of Hereford.
   Bargain and sale for 6 months of Vodol Voyl and Pont y Glo in Llanbadrick, Tu mawr in Llandyfrydog, Pentre r felin in Holyhead, Castell Maelgon or Maelgwyn in Llanwenllwyfo, co. Anglesey.

1. Robert Wynne of Treyrgoe, esquire;
2. Henry Lloyd of Bodwine and John Owen of Penrhos issa, gentlemen.
   Bargain and sale for six months of Treyrgoe and y Plas ymhenrhos y velin in Llanvawr and Holyhead, and yr hen velin hely and melin Porth y pistill in Holyhead aforesaid.

1. John Owen of Bewmares, esquire;
2. Richard Humphreys of Hendre, co. Merioneth, gent.
   Bargain and sale for six months of part of Vodle Voyle, parish of Llanbadricke, co. Anglesey.

1. Rees Wyn ap Hugh Gwyn ap Dd. ap Rees, free tenant of the lady the Queen, of the township of Llysdulas, in the commote of Turkelyn;
2. Rees ap William ap Rees ap Ieuan.
   Bargain and sale of Penrryn gwybedog in Llys dulas.

1. William Jones of Pentraeth, co. Anglesey, esquire, and Hugh Griffith of Carnarvon, gent.;
2. John Owen of Presathved, esquire;
3. Owen Meyricke of Bodorgan, esquire, and Anne, his wife.
   Bargain and sale for 6 months of Trevadog, Towyn, Tu r Allt, Beudy newydd, Weun Wen, Gyfynyssoedd and Rhos ddu in Llanfaethley.

1. John Owen of Presathved, esquire;
2. John Owen of Penrhose, esquire.
   Bargain and sale for 6 months of Trevadog, Towyn Trevadog alias Towyn Mawr Trevadog, Tu r Allt alias Tythyn r Allt, Beudy Newydd, Weun wen, Gryfynyssoedd alias Gyfynis and Rhos ddu, in the hamlets of Trevadog, Trelowarch and Tre Ednyfed, in the parishes of Llanfaethley and Llanfwrog.

1. John Price, the younger, of Trevadog, gent.;
2. Anne Lloyd of Llanidan, spinster.
   Bargain and sale for six months of Trevadog, Towyn, Tu r Allt, Beudy Newydd, Weun Wen, Gyfynysoedd and Rhos ddu, in the parish of Llanvaethley.

1. John Price, the younger, son and heir apparent of John Price, the elder, of Trevadog, gent.;
2. William Jones of Pentraeth, esquire;
3. John Owen of Presathved, esquire.
   Bargain and sale for six months of Trevadog, Towyn alias Towyn Mawr, Tu-r-Allt alias Tythyn-r-Allt, Beudy Newydd, Weun Wen, Gyfynysoeth alias Gyfynis and Rhos ddu in Llanvaethly.

1. The Rt Hon. Dame Anne Lady Viscountess Dungannon in the kingdom of Ireland and of Presaddved, co. Anglesey, widow;
2. Owen Bold of Tre-r-ddole.
   Bargain and sale for 6 months of Tre-Angharad in the parish of Bodedern.

1. Margaret Lloyd of Hendre, co. Merionith, widow, daughter and sole heir of the Rt Rev. Father in God Dr Humphrey Humphreys, late lord Bishop of Hereford, and grand-daughter of Richard Humphreys of Hendre;
2. Edward Wynn, Dr of Laws, Chancellor of the diocese of Hereford.
   Bargain and sale for 6 months of Vodle Voyle in the parish of Llanbadrick, co. Anglesey.

1. Gabriell Beane of Bewmares, chaundler;
2. Thomas Kynaston of the same and John Owen of Penrhoss-issa.
   Bargain and sale for 6 months of y Ty newydd in the high street ward of Bewmares.

Draft of an inscription on a memorial tablet to the benefactors of the Church of Bodewryd

A small collection of legal notes by Hugh Hughes and Chancellor Wynne.

Bill for drapery written on a paper addressed to Roger Mostyn at Ruthin.

Bill of complaint of Hugh Davyes of Rosmore, co. Anglesey, against David Thomas of Bodedern, William Lewis, clerk, of Trefleske, and Lewis ap Robert Thomas of Bodwrog in the matter of the possession of Cymynod issa and a corn mill in Bodederne.

Bundle of drafts of the bill of complaint and interrogatories on behalf of Chancellor Wynne in the suit of Wynne v. Mostyn.

Bill of complaint of Blanch Wynn, widow of John Wynn, Dr of Laws, of Bodewryd, brother of the said John, against Thomas Morris of Caerdegog in the matter of a pew of Llanvechell church.