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Xerox copies of verses, certificates, photographs and cuttings relating to Charles Abel Jones ('Gwalia', 1877-1954) of Aberystwyth, grandfather of Peter Henley.

A file comprising the genealogy of the Francis family of Aberhiriaeth, Cwmllinau, Cemais, co. Montgomery.

Three files containing the genealogies of the Mason/Lewis/James families of North Cardiganshire, including information extracted from the NLW Sir John Rhys Papers.

Photocopies of the typescript reminiscences of David Davies's grandfather, Sir Alfred T. Davies (1861-1949), during his time as a student at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, 1877-1878.

Papers, 1978-98, relating to the Conservative Party, including an Information Pack for schools on 'The Conservative Party' published by the Conservative Central Office, [1978]; and correspondence and papers relating to the Conservative 2000 Foundation, 1995-6; Conwy Conservative Association, 1996-8; and the campaign for the Leader of the Conservative Party for the Welsh Assembly elections, October 1998.

An essay in Welsh entitled 'Taith-lythur Desgrifiadol o Gorwen i Fryn Eglwys', submitted by the Rev. T. Glwysfryn Hughes for competition at Cyfarfod Cystadleuol Bryn Eglwys, 1890.

Llyfr cofnodion cyntaf Cyngor Cenedlaethol Merched y Wawr, 1967-1972, ynghyd â phapurau ychwanegol, gan gynnwys rhai cofnodion teipysgrif a 'Cylchlythyr Merched y Wawr', Calan Mai 1968. / The first minute book of the National Council of 'Merched y Wawr', 1967-1972, together with additional papers including typescript minutes and newsletter, May 1968.

The Library was permitted to copy documents from the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library, Boston, Massachusetts, relating to William David Ormsby-Gore, 5th Baron Harlech (1918-1985), British Ambassador in Washington, 1961-1965. The papers include letters from Lord Harlech to President Kennedy, May 1961-May 1963, President's Office Files; papers relating mainly to the British political situation, July 1962-May 1963; transcript of an interview between Lord Harlech and Professor Richard Neustadt; and four interviews, 1969-1970, between Lord Harlech and David Nunnerley, author of President Kennedy and Britain (Bodley Head, 1972), with additional notes.

Eight scrapbooks compiled by Major Francis Jones (1908-1993) comprising press cuttings from regional and national newspapers, 1966-1969, relating to events leading up to the Investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales at Caernarfon Castle in 1969, and to the Investiture itself.

Further printed ephemera, 1983-1999, in French and Breton, relating to cultural, educational and political activities in Brittany, including the words of the Breton national anthem 'Bro goz ma zadou' by Francois Jaffrennou ('Taldir', 1879-1956), and the text of a song by 'Glenmor' (Milig ar Skanv, 1931-1996) with a French translation.

The Cabinet Papers, 1957-63, of Harold Macmillan on CD-ROM, comprising coverage of Cabinet Conclusions (PRO CAB 128) and Memoranda (PRO CAB 129), files from the Prime Minister's Private Office (PRO PREM 11), and two volumes from PRO CAB 134 (Cabinet Committees).

A copy of a study 'Fetter and Foot. Some links in a chain of Celtic-Nordic cultural connections' by Séamas Ó Catháin, submitted for the Legonna Celtic Research Prize, 1998.

A copy of a study 'The place name element 'tref', its context and development in Cumbric Scotland and the wider Brittonic world, and implications for the Cumbric language', by Davyth Hicks, submitted for the Legonna Celtic Research Prize, 1998.

Photocopies of some fifty letters, 1931-1944, from the artist and writer David Jones (1895-1974) to the artist H.S. Ede ('Jim' Ede, 1895-1990), including manuscript and typescript autobiographical accounts by David Jones. The originals (L.9.1977-L.60.1977) are held at Kettle's Yard, Cambridge, founded by Jim Ede in 1957.

Index to Llanybydder parish burials, 1813-1984

Further family papers including a brief biography of Martha Griffiths (née Howells, d. 1920), Dr Rosentyl Griffiths's mother, who cured many people of cancer, and four verses written in appreciation by Tom Williams ('Castellydd'), Pontypridd, whom she cured; together with a letter to her, 1920, asking for assistance after conventional treatment for breast cancer had failed.

Cyfansoddiadau ac amlenni dan sêl Eisteddfod Bro Ogwr 1998

Account book, mainly 1850s-60s, of a hide dealer, trading in the Harlech and Barmouth area, co. Merioneth, including accounts of some clients.

Typescript, 1969, of the final version of Ransoms (London, 1970), a volume of poetry by Leslie Norris, presented by him to Meic Stephens

A copy of Lillian Flatten Bowell's typescript work entitled 'A Bowell Family History'.