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Assignments of the estate of bankrupt John Howell of Trefarclawdd, maltster, dealer and chapman, situated in Clocaenog, Oswestry, Gwyddelwern and Kinnerley, in trust to Sir Watkin Williams Wynn [4th bart] to recover debts owed to him and other creditors, 1786, and after his death by his widow, Dame Charlotte, to their son, Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, [5th bart], 1795. The file also contains also includes the will of David Williams of Trefonnen, 1776, and a conveyance of a tenement in Trefonnen by his son, Richard Williams, to Richard Howell, 1781.

Conveyance by Edward Williams of Ystum-colwyn, Montgomeryshire, of Meillionydd, Llanfaelrhys, and other properties in Aberdaron, Bodferin, etc., Caernarfonshire to Sir William Williams and others in trust for raising £518 for the payment of a debt to John Humffreys of Llanfyllin, 1734.

Attested copy dated 1732, of the will of Captain Ralph Kynaston of Oswestry, made in 1729, appointing Sir William Williams and Watkin Williams Wynn esq. as two of his trustees, followed by an assignment by Sir Watkin Williams Wynn of properties in Trewylan, Llansanffraid-ym-Mechain and Llandrinio, Montgomeryshire, to Nathaniel Kynaston, the testator’s brother, 1746.

Deed to lead uses of a fine by Jane Rogers to Sir William Williams of Llanforda, Watkin Williams Wynn and others, of the capital messuage of Pentrekefen, Addwy’r Gwynt, etc. in Sychdyn, Salop, in trust for her son, Edward Rogers and his descendants in tail general, with fine, 1732/3.

Deed to lead uses, presumably to precede a family settlement, by Robert Price of Llanbeder and Richard Williams of Goldgrove (brother of WWW), whose wives Mary and Hester were daughters of the late Ambrose Thelwall, of the estates of Plas Coch, Plas yn Llangwyfan and Bathafarn Park, Denbighshire, and Plas Yw, with other properties in Cilcain and Nannerch, Flintshire, in which Watkin Williams Wynn appears to have been acting as a trustee, accompanied by final concords for the estates in both counties, 1725.

Marriage settlement of David Pennant, son of Peter Pennant of Byghton, Flintshire, and Arabella Mytton, daughter of Richard Mytton of Halston, Salop, deceased, of which Watkin Williams Wynn of Wynnstay was a trustee, with rent roll of the Byghton and Downing estates, 1724.

Deeds appointing Sir William Williams of Glascoed trustee of the jointure lands of Lady Margaret Thelwall, widow of Simon Thelwall of Plas y Ward, in the Plas Ucha estate in Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd and Llanelidan, preceded by a 99 year lease to Matthew Jones of Garthgynan, and several drafts.

Two versions (on one sheet) of the will of Florence Bold of Tre’r-ddol [p. Llechgynfarwy], Anglesey., 1670 and 1671, naming Hugh Williams and William Williams of Nantanog and John Wynne of Chwaen Wen among the guardians to her children.

Trusts involving Sir William Williams and Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, concerning the will of Florence Bold, 1670-1671; Margaret Thelwall’s jointure lands, 1688; the marriage settlement of David Pennant and Arabella Mytton, 1724; a settlement of Plas Coch and Bathafarn estates, 1725; the estate of Edward Rogers, Sychdyn, Salop, 1733; the will of Ralph Kynaston, 1732-1746; payment of the debts of Edward Williams of Ystum-colwyn, 1734; and the estate of bankrupt John Howell of Trefarclawdd, 1786.

Copy of the will of Sir Robert Owen of Porkington, 1696, with codicil, 1698, appointing Sir John Wynn of Watstay, with others, as trustees.

Renunciation by Sir John Wynn of a trust in the will of Robert Lord Viscount Cholmondeley of Kelles, Ireland, deceased, to increase his widow’s jointure out of unsettled lands in Cheshire, Somerset and Flintshire, with copy.

Demise by Sir John Wynn of his estates (excepting Wibernant, Caernarfonshire, and other properties in Llangernyw and Dinhinlle Isaf, Ruabon, Denbighshire) for 18 years in trust for the payment of current and future debts and legacies, mentioning specifically a mortgage of £ 1800 to Sir Thomas Meers, a bond of £550 to Ellen Wynn of Conwy and money owed to the trustees.

Deeds relating to the administration by Sir John Wynn of the estate of his father Henry Wynn, to whom leases of the manor of Burnell or Burwell, Cambridgeshire, and its royalties had been granted, subject to a trust for payments to Thomas Povey of St Giles in the Fields and his sister Sarah, offspring of the former lessee. They comprise copies of assignments of several leases in trust, 1665 and 1672, and assignments by Sir John Wynn and the Poveys, in accordance with a decree of the High Court of Chancery, to trustees of Thomas Povey, 1673.

Trusts involving Sir John Wynn of Gwydir and Watstay, concerning payment to Thomas and Sarah Povey, 1665-1673, payment of his own debts, 1681, the will of Robert Lord Viscount Cholmondeley, 1682, and the will of Sir Robert Owen, 1696-1698.

Release by Richard Wynn of his estates in Anglesey and Merioneth, and declaration of trust by Lancelot Lake of Cannons, co Middlesex of all Richard Wynn’s (Gwynne’s) estates in Bangor, Maenol Bangor and elsewhere in Caernarfonshire, Anglesey and Merioneth.

Deeds relating to a trust undertaken by Richard Wynn of Lincolns Inn to perform covenants specified in a mortgage for £1600 by William Price of the Rhiwlas estates in Merioneth, Flintshire and Denbighshire to William Gouldesbrough of Lincolns Inn, 1658; they include assignments of a recognizance and a judgement offered as additional security, 1658, together with the original recognizance, 1651.

Lease by Charles I to Dame Elizabeth Bodvell and Sir Richard Wynn of a third of the lands of the late Sir John Bodvell in Caernarfonshire, Merioneth and Anglesey, in trust to administer the estate on behalf of his son and heir, John Bodvell, who was a ward of the king, followed shortly by a royal grant of wardship and marriage, 1632.

Articles of agreement between the High Court of Chancery and Sir Richard Wynn, entrusted with the disposal of £500 for the alimony of Elizabeth Fildinge, her husband Anthony Fildinge late of Sutton Burrington, Nottinghamshire, and their children, Elizabeth and Gerrard, by the direction of the Court of Common Pleas in settlement of a dispute between the couple.

Trusts involving Sir Richard Wynn, concerning payment of alimony to the Fildinge family, 1630, administration of John Bodvell’s estate, 1632, performance of covenants in a mortgage of the Rhiwlas estate, 1651-1658, and the trusteeship of Sir Richard Wynn’s own estate, 1656.

Copy declaration of trust in Sir Hugh Owen of Orielton [father of Catherine, wife to John Williams of Bodelwyddan] and Eubule Thelwall of Nantclwyd to administer the estates of Bevis Lloyd in Ial, Denbighshire, and Llwyntidman, Salop, on condition of payment of bond debts owed by the latter.