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Transcripts of documents relating to Flint and Flintshire in the British Museum, the Public Record Office and elsewhere; notes by Henry Taylor (1845-1927); letters to Taylor from Sir John Edward Lloyd (1861-1947) and Alfred Neobard Palmer (1847-1915).

Copies of The Navigation of the River Dee ... by J. Gray (Chester, [?1849]) and The River Dee and its Navigation ... (Liverpool, 1879), together with minutes of a meeting of the River Dee Navigation Committee held at the County Buildings, Mold, 22 May 1912.

A copy, which belonged to Henry Taylor (1845-1927), of Report on the Flint District ... by the Boundary Commissioners, published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office in 1868.

Reminiscences by Henry Taylor (1845-1927) of the general elections of 1868 and 1874 in Flintshire and North Wales, with a letter dated 6 October 1913 to Henry Taylor from Sir John Herbert Lewis (1858-1933).

Two albums containing press cuttings, poetry, engravings, etc. from a variety of sources.

One of three volumes containing press cuttings collected by Henry Taylor (1845-1927), many of them being contributions by himself dealing mainly with Flintshire and Cheshire historical and antiquarian topics.

One of three volumes containing press cuttings collected by Henry Taylor (1845-1927), many of them being contributions by himself dealing mainly with Flintshire and Cheshire historical and antiquarian topics.

One of three volumes containing press cuttings collected by Henry Taylor (1845-1927), many of them being contributions by himself dealing mainly with Flintshire and Cheshire historical and antiquarian topics.

Personalia of Henry Taylor (1845-1927), including invitations to official functions, many of them connected with Flint, etc.

Pedigrees, etc. of the families of de Whitmore of Doncaster, Parnell of Congleton, and the Stanley family; transcripts of letters, receipts, etc. among the papers of the family of Trafford of Bridge Trafford.

A pedigree of the Golafre family, with notes on Sir John Golafre (ob. 3 January 1363) and other members of the family, written c. 1887 by James Parker.

A copy of Particulars, Plan, Views and Conditions of Sale of the Cornist Hall Estate, Near to the County Town of Flint ... To be offered for Sale ... October 7th, 1907, with a note on the present and previous inhabitants, etc. by Ernest Arthur Ebblewhite (1867-1947) and Henry Taylor (1845-1927).

Papers, printed and manuscript, including reports and accounts, 1825-1904, relating to the Milwr Mine, Flintshire.

Letters to Peter Ellis Eyton, Flint and Rhyl, from Sir John Hanmer, bart, M.P. (1809-1881) and others, together with Flintshire voters' lists, etc. and other papers relating to the parliamentary election of 1868 in Flintshire.

Notes by Henry Taylor (1845-1927) on some Flintshire families, extracts from parish registers, etc.

Notes by Walter Gumbley (b. 1887) on Dominican bishops of St Asaph.

Notes by Henry Taylor (1845-1927) relating to a visit paid to Mostyn Hall by members of the Flintshire Historical Society in September 1915, together with letters, etc.

Printed papers, including press cuttings, relating to the visits paid by the Prince of Wales (afterwards King Edward VII) to Rhyl in 1892 and to Aberystwyth in 1896, when he was installed as first Chancellor of the University of Wales.

A collection of printed and other material preserved by Henry Taylor (1845-1927) and mainly relating to the quincentenary of the surrender of King Richard II (1367-1400) to Henry Bolingbroke (afterwards King Henry IV (1367-1413)) at Flint Castle on 21 August 1399, celebrated at Flint on 21 August 1899. The material includes printed programmes and particulars of the performance of Shakespeare's King Richard II by Sir Francis Robert Benson (1858-1939) and his Shakespearean company; press cuttings; letters to Henry Taylor; personalia of Henry Taylor; etc.

An account and plan of the proposed baths attached to St Winifred's Well, Holywell, c. 1837; a sketch plan, 1824, of commons in the parish of Holywell; papers relating to the Holywell Poor Law Union, 1864-1865.