Document 1 supplies us with the name of Richard Griffith of Tyddyn Cae in Bodfean
Document 2 is a letter from Barbados written by a native of Llannor
Document 3 - author unknown except that he was uncle to Sir John Wynne of Watstay
Document 4 - written by S. Radnor, almost certainly Sarah, Countess of Radnor, daughter of the Cavalier Sir John Bodvel, although technically she was never Countess of Radnos, as her husband, son of the first Earl of Radnor, died before his father
Documents 5-12 have to do with the case of Anne Jones, orphan daughter of John Roberts of Cwmeisdir in the parish of Edern, who seems to have been married to Catherine, sister of Edmund Glynne of Llanidan. There was some difficulty about the wardship, but ultimately and at the request of the Bishop of Bangor (Dr Humphrey Humphreys), Glynne rather reluctantly undertook the duty for the practical certainty that Anne was the daughter of John Roberts. Owen Lloyd, senior of Llannor, seems also closely related to her. Ann Jones benefitted considerably by the last will and testament of Edmund Glynne.
Documents 20-36 - Ellen, widow of Owen Lloyd and her son Richard engaged in litigation over incidence of lands and rents.
Document 38 - an inventory of the chattels of Ffoulk Price of Llanllyfni, clerk, 1705-6 (son of Edmwnd Prys, Archdeacon of Meirionydd and rector of Llanllyfni)
Documents 40-43 - refer to the Bodewryd and Chwaen Wen estates, supplying a very illuminating analysis of the rent-roll in various hundreds of Anglesey and drawn up in view of the marriage, most probably, of John Wynne to Blanche Lloyd of Lligwy