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Title deeds of Trovarth and Coed Coch, Denbighshire, 1246-1894, Gwyndy Ucha, 1749-1906, and Teirdan, Denbighshire, 1735-1826; bills and accounts, 1627-1892; correspondence, 1712-1889, rentals of Coed Coch estate, 1801-1838, maps and plans, 17-19 cent., and military papers relating to the Napoleonic Wars.

Deeds and documents, Series I, 1246-1821.

Deeds and documents, Series I, 1246-1506.

A royal charter of Confirmation by king Henry III, to his well beloved and faithful Wrennoke son of Kenewreycke and his heirs for ever, of all the lands and tenements which the said Wrennoke had in Wales on the day when David son of Lewelin late Prince of North Wales gave him to the king as a hostage for his (David's) fidelity, to wit, Brenfannucke, Thowennane, Bodelinnin, Doldrewyn, Maisegwycke, Belkathe, Kylkowyne, Bodleman, Thorrewothe, Kevenkangucke, Thanvihangelle and Thlayevain. Witnesses:- John de Burgh, Herbert son of Peter, John de Grey Justice of Chester, Paulinus Peyner, Robert de M[uce]gros, Bartholomew Peche, Richard de Clyfforde, Robert de Wauncy. Dated, by the King's hands, at Woodstock. The seal is wanting, but the plaited threads of blue and white flax remain. Vellum. Latin. With a transcript of the text by Mr. N.E.S.A. Hamilton, formerly of the British Museum.

Indulgence granted by the Chamberlains, warden, and proctor of the Hospital of the Blessed Trinity and St. Thomas the Martyr of Canterbury founded in the city of Rome, by virtue of the Bull of Pope Innocent VIII, dated xiii Kal. Septemb., A.D. 1486, to David ap David ap Goz ap Eignon. With form of absolution on the back. Vellum. Latin.

Quitclaim by David son of Gruffith ap Ieuan ap David Holand, to Isabella his sister, wife of Rees ap Jankyn ap Llewellyn, of right to two places on the road leading from the Town of Dynbiegh towards Henllan; 18d. yearly rent to be paid to the chief lord. Witnesses:- Henry Heton, senior; John Heton, senior, Thomas Grimesdyche. Dated at Dynbiegh.

A blank form of Indulgence granted by the Chamberlains, warden, and proctor of the Hospital of the Blessed Trinity and St. Thomas the Martyr of Canterbury founded in the city of Rome by virtue of the Bull of Pope Alexander VIII [should be Alexander VI], dated xiii Kal. Septemb., A.D. 1493, to [ ] (name not filled in.). With form of absolution on the back. Vellum. Latin.

Lease by John Scaltok, burgess of the town of Dynbiegh, to Isabella, daughter of Gruffith ap Ieuan ap David Holond, wife of Res ap Jenkyn ap Llewellyn, of two pieces of land within the franchise of the said town in "Le Foren", i.e., the forensic or outer part between the High street and the stream called Pedlere Siche, etc., for 40 years at an annual rent of 2sh. 6d., and so from 40 years to 40 years at option of the lessee. Witnesses:- Thomas Grymesdiche, Richard Pigot, Richard Seddon. Dated at Dynbiegh. No seal. Very much decayed.

Quitclaim by David ap Gruffith ap Ieuan ap David Holond to Issabella his sister, wife of Res ap Jankyn ap Llewellyn of right to two places or pieces of land within the franchise of the Town of Dynbiegh in le fforen, from the high street to Pedler siche, and on the road to Henllan'. Witnesses:- John Heton senior, John Scaltok Thomas Grymesdiche. Dated at Dynbiegh. Seal, red wax, fragmentary. On the back of the deed is a prayer in the Welsh language, beginning:- "Siesws+ krystws+".

Bond by John Scaltok to Issabella, daughter of Gruffith ap Ieuan ap David Holand, wife of Res ap Jankyn ap Llewellyn in £40. to observe covenants dated 1 Mar. last "and over that if the said John and his heires at eny tyme when he or they shall be requyred by the said Issabella or hir ehires will make a playne surrendour in the fforen Court of Dynbiegh of too places lying within the ffraunches of the said towne in the fforen up to the lordes londes as Erle of ye Marche to the behove of the forsaid Issabella and hir heires ... then this obligacion be voide," etc. Small seal, red wax, a lion couchant guardant.

Perpetual lease by Kener ap Llewellyn to Res ap Jankyn ap Llewllyn ap Thomas of lands and tenements in the towns of Maissigwik and Bodlymman in the comote of Istulas within the Lordship of Dynbiegh, at an annual rent of l0d. Witnesses:- John ap Ieuan ap Tuder, Ieuan ap Res Lloit ap Llewellyn, Gruffith Lloit ap Ieuan ap Res, Gruffith ap Llewellyn Vaghan, Meredith ap Llewellyn ap Gruffith ap Ieuan Lloit. Dated at Maissigwik. No. seal.

Grant by Gruffith ap Meredith ap Ieuan Goz, King's free tenant of the town of Kilkayn in the comote of Istulas within the lordship of Dinbiegh to David Lloyd ap David ap Conus, and Ieuan ap David Lloyd his son, of two parcels of land in the said town of Kilkayn, one lying near Kilcroes. Witnesses:- Eingnon ap Ieuan ap Gruttyn, David ap Ieuan ap Llewellyn, Nicholay ap Thomas ap Robert. Dated at Kilkayn, St. James' Eve (25 July), 10 Henry VII [1495]. Broken seal. Vellum. Torn and stained. Latin.

Quitclaim by Kener ap Llewellyn ap Vaghan to Res ap Jankyn ap Llewellyn ap Thomas of right to lands in the towns of Botleuin' and Llaithvayn, with waters, turbarys, etc., and to a parcel of land in Tywynnan, and meadow called Gwyrgloth Gwene. Dated at Tywynnan. Seal illegible.

Grant by Gruffith ap Lli' Vaghan, free tenant of the town of Kilkayn in the Comote of Istulas within the Lordship of Dynbiegh, to David Lloit ap David ap Conus, of land in the town of Kilkayn, called Ero vab a klave, between the lands of the said David. Witnesses:- Eignon ap Ieuan ap Gruttyn, Thomas ap Robart ap Ithell', Ieuan Goz ap Meredith, David ap Lli', etc. Dated at Kilkayn, St James's Eve, (25 July), 13 Henry VII [1498.]. Small seal, real wax, a lion. Vellum. Latin.

Extract from the extent made by Hugh de Bekele, and by recognisance of the tenants of the single villates, enrolled in 1334 viz:- The Villate or township of Brynfannyng contains 415 acres divided into two lecta, "gwely" or "Beds", one in which are 3 parts of he same Wele (Gwely) in tenure of the progeny of Kener ap Iorworth ap Goger; the other containing the fourth part, is called Wele Garth. Iorworth ap Eign' ap Kener, Eign' ap Grono ap Kener, and others, hold the moiety of Welle of Kener ap IorWorth, paying neither Tung [Twnc] nor Treth [Treth, tax.] nor Amobir [Amobir, maiden-fee], nor any other service, except to follow the prince in his army, as do the others of Wyryon Eden: the other moiety of the same Wele is escheated, etc. Marginal note:- Gwely Kener ap Ior'. Vellum. Latin.

Grant by Llewellyn ap Ithell ap Jolls', free tenant of the Barony of the Town of Llaithvayn in the Comote of Ughdulas within the Lordship of Dynbiegh, to Res ap Jankyn ap Llewellyn ap Thomas, of lands and tenements in Llaithvayn aforesaid. Witnesses:- Llewellyn ap Hoell ap Conus, David Lloit ap David ap Ieuan ap Deicus, Ieuan ap Llewellyn ap David, Llewellyn ap David ap Conus, Madoc ap David ap Conus. Dated at Llaithvayne. Small seal, dark red wax, the letter G.

Quitclaim by William ap Grono ap Llewellyn ap Kener to Res ap Jankyn ap Llewellyn ap Thomas and Issabella verz Gruffith ap Ieuan ap David Holond of right to lands late belonging to Gruffith ap Tuder ap Gruffith in the township of Bodorryn in the Comote of Istulas within the Lordship of Dynbiegh; and to land called Er' Epedill; and to a moiety of meadow and pasture in Gwerne vaure, about 7 acres, in Abergele welshery; and to land in the township of Kilkayn. Witnesses:- Gruffith ap Ieuan ap David Holand, Gruffith ap Madoc ap Tuder. Dated at Abergele, Tuesday before St. David's day, [1 March], 14 Hen. VII. [1499]. Small seal, red wax, a crowned M.

Bond by Hoel ap Thomas ap Llewelyn Vichan to Rees ap Jenkin ap Llewelyn ap Thomas, in £10. Dated Tuesday after the Feast of St. Mary Magdalene, 14 Henry VII [1499.]. Small seal. Vellum. Latin.

Bond by Edmund Vichan ap Eden ap Hoel to Res ap Jankyn ap Llewellyn ap Thomas in £10, to warrant the right and claim of the said Res in the Comot of Isdulas within the townes of Brynfangl' and Trenaioth. Small seal, red wax, initial letter G.