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1. Hoell ap William ap Gruff' one of the executors of the will of Gwillim ap Gruff' ap Hoell ap Ieuan;
2. Ll. Ap Tud' ap Gwillim.
   Release of title to tenements called kerric man and Kerric Iago in Caerdegoc.

1. Gwenhwyvar verch Dicus alias Gwenhwyfar verch Nest verch Nest verch Hoell ap Iokkyn her, free tenant of St. Elyen, of the township of Llanelyen, comote of Turkelyn;
2. Hugh ap Tuder ap Dycus.
   Grant of land called terr yokys adjoining cors y llan within the Gwely of yvaloc, in Llanelyen.

1. Gruff' ap Ieuan ap Howel, free tenant of the Prince of the township of Trefdraeth Disteinied in the commote of Malltraeth;
2. Roland ap Hoell, Clerk.
   Mortgage of his messuages in the said township.

Record of the grant of a licence to Gruff' ap Ieuan ap Hoell ap Gruff', free tenant of the Prince of the township of Trefdraeth Distennyed, to buy land called tythn Mad' disten in the said town of Ditennyed, from Hoell ap Ieuan ap Howel ap Gruff, and Thomas ap Ieuan ap Hoell ap Gruff.

Estreat from the rolls of the sessions of co. Ang., recording the grant of a pardon, on application, to Owayn ap Meuric, free tenant of the Prince, of t. Trefdraith distynnyad, commote of Maltraith, for purchasing for himself and his heirs several m's in the said t.

1. Hugh Godfray, burgess of Beaumaris;
2. Rys ap Ll' ap Gruff', free tenant of the Prince, of the township of Lleghgynvarwy, commote of Llywan.
   Release of his title by virtue of a mortgage by Gruff', Eign', Ieuan, Gweirvyll and Lleuqu, children of Grono ap Philip ap Eign', to Thomas Godfray, rector of Llanelion, of lands in the hamlet of Barregh, formerly the property of Nest verch Ier' ap Mad', wife of Phylipe ap Mylir duy.

1. William ap Ll'n ap Glm. free holder of the King of the township of Erianall in the Commote of Llivan;
2. David ap Res ap Ll'n ap Gruff', freeholder of the King of the township of Llechynvarwy.
   Grant of Tythyn pen y bont in Lechgynvarwy, Tythyn riwvelen and Tythyn ... madoc bach in Bodedern, Tythyn y fynon a gollas in vchtryd, and the third of the mill called Melyn Owainn in Yrianll.

1. Gruff' ap Ieuan ap Gruff' alias Guttyn Lloyd and Marget verch Dd. ap Jer' his wife, free tenants of St. Kadwaldr the King in the township of Egloysail, commote of Malltraeth;
2. John ap Owayn ap Meuric, free tenant of the township of Bodeon.
   Grant of land in Egloysail.

1. William ap Gruff' ap Ieuan ap Ho'l, .... ap Gruff ap Ieuan ap Ho'l; and Anne vz William ap Teg', free tenants of the Prince, of t. Trefdraeth Distenied, commote of Malltraeth;
2. Owayn ap Meuruc, of the same.
   Grant of their land in the said t. Trefdraeth.

Literary, genealogical and medical manuscripts and two printed books, [16 cent., first ¼]-1814, relating to, or collected by, the Wynne family of Boderwyd.

1. Bened ap Mad' and Gwenllian, his wife, free tenants of St. Kadwaladr in Eglwysail, commote of Malltraeth;
2. John ap Owayn ap Meuruc, free tenant of the township of Boddeon.
   Grant of lands in Egloysail.

1. Llywelyn ap Konna alias ap Gweirvill verch Llywelyn ap Ithel ap Llywelyn, free tenant of St. Hilary in the township of Llanelien;
2. Rys ap Llywelyn ap Gruff, free tenant of the lord the prince in the township of Llanghgynvarwy, commote of Llywan.
   Release of the lands and tenements once of Ieuan ap Phylipp ap Dd., from whom they passed to the said Gweirvill. Witnesses: Ken' ap Dd.; Dd. ap Ieuan ap Matte and Dd. ap Ken' ap Dd.

Fragment of a bond, one of the parties being Rys ap William ap Rys ap Ieuan.

1. Lewis ap Kunna ap Ieuan ap ymab, otherwise called Lewis Kent, free tenant of St Hillary, of t. Llanelien, commote of Turkelyn;
2. Ris ap Ll'i' ap Griffith, free tenant of the Prince, of t. Llechgenvarwy, commote of Llifon.
   Grant of tyddyn y kyrrick, tyddyn y stockyn and tyddyn kynan ddvy in Llan Elien.

A sixteenth-century manuscript containing a medical treatise in Welsh, recipes, charms, and an astrological fragment; a treatise on uroscopy in English; poetry, including a cywydd by Ieuan Brydydd Hir (hynaf); 'Llythyr Aresdotlys [...] o gadwedigaeth korff dyn ac gavas ynte yn hemyl yr havl [...]' (pp. 228-237); and a prologue to a work which is called 'Compod' ('o herwydd I vod ef yn comprehendio [...] kompod Manuwel') (pp. 197-200).
The manuscript is written in several hands of the early to late sixteenth century, possibly including that of its original owner Bened ap Rhys (Bened Feddyg) of Llanelidan, Dyffryn Clwyd, as well as Tudur ab Elise (see p. 150).

Assessment at 1s. 4d. in the £ upon the inhabitants of Lliwon.

1. Thomas Venables, son of William Venables, of Kynderton, esquire;
2. Hugh Hurleton, son of Nicholas Hurelton.
   Grant in exchange of lands in Eccleston, Cheshire.