Miscellaneous deeds and documents, 1323-1597/1598, relating to properties in Llanfrothen and Llandecwyn, co. Merioneth, the commote of Penllyn, co. Merioneth, Clynnog Fechan and Llanfair, co. Anglesey, the commotes of Dunlley and Uchor', co. Caernarfon. Most of the deeds relate to properties within the parish of Llanfrothen. There is also a licence, 1483/1484, to buy tenements in the parish of Pennant in the commote of Eifionnydd, co. Caernarfon.

A composite volume containing rentals and miscellaneous papers relating to crown rents in North Wales, comprising: a list of tenants and tenements and their chief rents in Llanfrothen, lands in Isgwyrfai, and rents in various charges, 1638 (pp. 1-42); a terrier of the King's land in Penmaen and Llysfaen viewed and written by William Lloyde of Nanlley, 1605, and the names of the jury that found the lands in Llysfaen, 4 January 17 Eliz. I (pp. 1-66); crown rents in North Wales and Chester, 1660 (pp. 1-40); the rent roll of lands assured by Owen ap Robert Owen to John Bodvell in Caernarvonshire and Anglesey, 1613 (pp. 1-4); miscellaneous memoranda relating to the rentals (pp. 1-16); and extracts from North Wales Ministers' Accounts, temp. Henry VI-Henry VIII, [?in the hand of Robert Lloyd] (ff. 1-26).

An order from the Poor Law Commissioners, 1837, relating to the election of guardians for the parishes of Ffestiniog, Ynyscynhaiarn, Treflys and Llanfrothen, together with a list of paupers in the parish of Ynyscynhaiarn who were 'relieved' during the quarter ending 25 September 1842.

Cyclostyled copies of the first three issues, 1923-1924, of The Kid / Y Crwt, being the school magazine of Llanfrothen Council School.

The series comprises deeds relating to property in several Merioneth parishes, including Llanfrothen, Beddgelert and Trawsfynydd, 1737.