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1 Sir John Wynne of Gwyder, co. Caern., kt. 2 Henry [Rowlands], bp Bangor, Sir Roger Mostyn of Mostyn, co. Flint, kt, John Bodwell of Bodwell, esq., Thomas Vaughan of Pantglas, esq., Richard Gwyn of Glasynvryn, esq., William Johnes of Castellmarch, esq., all of co. Caern. Gift to found and erect a hospital of one 'Gwarden' and 12 poor men (named) to be called Jesus Hospital in p. Llanrwst, co. Denb., with the appointment of Richard Piggotte, MA, as 'Gwarden'. Draft. Paper.

1 Robert Panton of Llangernewe, co. Denb. yeoman. 2 Sir John Wynne, kt and bart. Mortgage (Bargain And Sale) of the grain of oats and straw growing on parcels of land called Bodygwynwydd and Swch y Ddainant in t. Havodunos, [p. Llangernyw] co. Denb. Consideration: debt of £6.13.4 owed by 1 to 2. Endorsed with note of even date that 40s. of the debt has already been paid by the sale of a mare to 2. Paper.

1 Sir Roger Mostyn of Mostyn, co. Flint, kt. 2 Thomas Penant of Bighton, co. Flint, esq., and Humffrey Jones of Flint, gent. Copy Of Covenant To Stand Seised of m. and lands lately purchased by 1 from Thomas ap Hugh alias Wynne in t. Talloyn, p. Disserth, co. Denb., m. and lands lately purchased by 1 from John Mathews, in t. Pengwern, p. Llangollen, co. Denb., and m. and lands called Keaven Cough, in the tenure of Moris ap William, in co. Ang. Paper, torn.

Instructions of Sir John Wynn to his cousin, Humffrey Jones, to deal with Sir Francis Darcy concerning the match between Sir John's son, Sir Richard Wynn, and Anne, daughter of Sir Francis.

Instructions of Sir John Wynn to be imparted by his servant, Owen Jhons, to his cousin, Mr Ro. Smyth, concerning the matching of his eldest son, [John Wynn] to Mrs Herbert [i.e. Mary, sole daughter and heiress of Sir William Herbert of St Julian's, kt], already betrothed to Edward, Lord Herbert of Chirbury.

Acquittance of Robert Wyn of Conwey, co. Caern., esq., to John Wyn of Gwedir, esq., of his portion of the 'woddesale' of tmt called Havod y Llan in Nanhoyney, co. Ang.

1 Sir Franuces Darcie. 2 Sir John Wynne. Covenants by which 1, after an intended marriage between Sir Richard, son of 2 and Anne, daughter of 1, shall dine and entertain the said Richard and Anne for 1 yr at his own cost, and then from year to year as 1 and Sir Richard shall agree upon, and by which 2 shall pay to 1, £50 annually towards the entertainment of Sir Richard and Anne, so long as they sojourn with 1. Copy. [Probably part of the marriage settlement of Sir Richard Wynn and Anne daughter of Sir Francis Darcy].

Receipt of William Thomas of Caernarfon, co. Caern., kt, for the sum of £10 from John Wynne of Gwyder, co. Caern., esq., for the purchase of a parcel of land in Trevelan, of the yearly value of 3s.4, bought by William Thomas from Sir Edward Harbart of Montgomery, kt, and Dame Marie his wife for the sum of £4 and sold to John Wynne for £10.

1 Dame Mary Mostyn of Mostyn, co. Flint, widow, John Mostyn of Mostyn, esq., William Mostyn, Rector of Christleton, Cheshire, Robert Mostyn and Roger Mostyn, esq's, sons of Sir Roger Mostyn, kt, dec. 2 Richard Grosvenor and Maurice Wynne, esq. Bond in £1000 to save harmless 2, as executors of the will of Sir Roger Mostyn, from all debts touching the personal estate of Sir Roger.

Receipt of Peter Sharpe, Bachelor of Divinity and parson of the Rectory and parsonage of Llanrwst, in the diocese of St Asaph, for the sum of £30 from Roger Mostyn of Mostyn, esq., farmer of the rectory of Llanrwst, for 1/2 yr's rent out of the said parsonage of Llanrwst.

Receipt of Sir John Wynne of Gwider, co. Caern., kt, for the sum of £1,000 from Sir Thomas Cave of Stanford, Northamptonshire, kt, being the first payment of the sum of £3,000 in consideration of the marriage of Margarett, daughter of Sir Thomas Cave with John Wynne, esq., son and heir of Sir John Wynne. Draft.

Receipt of Peter Sharp, bachelor of divinity, incumbent of the rectory of Llanrwst, co. Denb., for the sum of £30 from Sir Roger Mostyn of Mostyn, co. Flint, kt.

Note of John Gay that Robert Lloyde, gent., is to receive 1/6 of all arrears of rents recovered for the patentees, Sir Pattrick Murray, Sir James Oughterlony, kt's, and John Murray, esq., out of cmt's Penllyn, Estimaner, Talpont, co. Mer., the Abbey of Bardesey, co. Caern., and the College or Priory of St Peters in Ruthin, co. Denb. Recites that Sir Pattrick Murray, Sir James Oughterlony and John Murray were granted by the crown £10,000 to be levied from the arrears of all rents which were in charge or in super before any of the auditors of the Exchequer or Duchy and no part thereof answered between 1583 and 26 July 1607 and the arrears due in 1609; that Sir Pattrick Murray, Sir James Oughterlony and John Murray have deputed John Gay, gent., to be their agent to prosecute the said business; that Robert Lloyde, gent., has undertaken to discover certain of the arrears due to the Crown and passed by the said grant to the said patentees.

1 (A) William Russell of London, kt and bart, (b) William Collins and (c) Edward Fenne of ?London, gent's. 2 Henry Wynne of the Inner Temple, London, gent. Assignment Of Lease for 99 yrs of the town of Bala, previously leased by Francis Bacon, kt, and enrolled in Chancery, 10 Jan. 1616/7. Annual rent: £3.l.0. Latin. Abstract.

Assignment by Hugh Pennant of Plas Ucha, co. Flint, esq., to Richard Wynne of Gwidder, co. Caern., esq., of the sum of £161 due at last All Souls, being 1/2 of the yearly rent issuing from all m's and lands of Sir Owen Wynne, bart, in cos Caern. and Mer., which had been given to Hugh Pennant by Maurice Wynne of Crogen, co. Mer., esq., during the life of Dame Margerett Angier, wife of Hugh Pennant by deed (dated 4 May 1655). Paper.

1 Roger Mostyn of Gloddaeth, co. Caern., esq. 2 Dame Marie Mostyn of Gloddaeth, mother of 1. Bargain And Sale of all the household goods which 1 acquired as a legacy from his father, Sir Roger Mostyn of Mostyn. Consideration: £110. Paper, Fragile.

Proposals by Sir John Wynn of Gwydir for the marriage of one of his younger sons to whom he will insure a freehold estate of £2,400, and £500 in leasehold lands. Demands £5,000 as the gentlewoman's portion.

Deeds and documents 1657-1745.

Receipt of Richard Hughes, Hugh Hughes, Church-wardens of Pentraeth Church for the sum of 10s. from William Jones, esq., one of the executors of William Jones, late of Pentraeth, co. Ang., esq., being a legacy bequeathed in the will of William Jones towards the repair of the side of the porch of Pentraeth Church where William Jones is buried.

Receipt of Owen Jones for the sum of £200 from his brother, William Jones, being a legacy bequeathed to Owen Jones by his father, William Jones the elder, late of Plas Gwyin.