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Llythyrau John G. Jones, 1862-1864 (copïau teipysgrif ). Byrddau. Rhoddwyd gan J. Williams Hughes, Marian Glas, Awst 1953.

Naw llythyr, 1970 a heb ddyddiad, yn Gymraeg, oddi wrth yr Athro J. R. Jones at aelodau o'i deulu, ynghyd â llythyr ato gan yr Athro Richard I. Aaron, 1945.

Llythyrau, 1966-75, at Richard E. Huws yn ymwneud yn bennaf â'i waith fel is-gadeirydd cangen ieuenctid Plaid Cymru Caerfyrddin, ac fel trefnydd cangen tref Caerfyrddin yn ystod Etholiad Cyffredinol 1970, yn trafod materion yn ymwneud â Phlaid Cymru, arwyddion dwyieithog ac ymgyrch Etholiad Cyffredinol 1970. Ymhlith y gohebwyr y mae Gwynfor Evans AS, D. Cyril Jones, Peter Hughes Griffiths, Dafydd Iwan, Geraint Howells AS, Ffred Ffransis, Owen Edwards, Islwyn Ffowc Elis, Donald Stewart AS, Elystan Morgan AS, Dafydd Elis Thomas AS, Emlyn Hooson AS, Dafydd Williams ac Elwyn Roberts. Ceir hefyd doriadau papur newydd, araith forwynol Gwynfor Evans yn Hansard, 1966, a'i daflen etholiadol yn 1970.

Copi o Tu hwnt i'r llen : pryddest gystadleuol ar destyn y gadair yn Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Llandudno, 1896 (Llanelli, 1901), pryddest anfuddugol J. Gwili Jenkins, yn cynnwys dau lythyr oddi wrth Gwili, [1912], at deulu J. R.Owen, Gyfelog, Bwlchdewin, Porthmadog, un ar bapur ysgrifennu Ysgol y Gwynfryn, Rhydaman. = A copy of Tu hwnt i'r llen : pryddest gystadleuol ar destyn y gadair yn Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Llandudno, 1896 (Llanelli, 1901), unsuccessful long poem in free metre by J. Gwili Jenkins entered in the National Eisteddfod held at Llandudno in 1896, including two letters from Gwili, [1912], to the family of J. R.Owen, Gyfelog, Bwlchdewin, Porthmadog, one of them is written on headed notepaper [Gwynfryn School, Ammanford].

Transcripts, possibly in the autograph of Thomas Williams, Coed Cochion, circa 1792, of some of the letters of Goronwy Owen, being the manuscript from which Isaac Foulkes ('Llyfrbryf') printed his edition of Llythyrau Goronwy Owen . . . (Liverpool, 1895).

Fifteen letters, 1943-1969, from D. J. Williams (1885-1970), Fishguard, to D. Oswald Davies, a native of Rhydcymerau, co. Carmarthen, mainly relating to their mutual interest in the history of the Rhydcymerau area. For corresponding letters from D. O. Davies see the papers of D. J. Williams in NLW.

Letters, 1912-30 and undated, from David Williams (1846-1931), Esgaircrwys, Llanfair Clydogau, co Cardigan, to his son the Rev. David Williams, Vicar of Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, co Denbigh, mainly discussing family and agricultural matters; together with a letter, 1898, from Mary Williams to her husband David Williams. For further information relating to this family, see Y Wladfa Fach Fynyddig situated in the parishes of Llanddewibrefi and Llanfairclydogau, published privately in 1963.

Two holograph letters from David Robert Daniel, organising agent, North Wales Quarrymen's Union, from Fourcrosses, Chwilog, to [David] Lloyd Humphreys [of Blaenau Ffestiniog, aft. of Pwllheli], 1899 (labour relations in the North Wales slate industry), and twenty holograph letters and post cards from D. R. Daniel, Camberwell, etc., to J[ohn] Lloyd Humphreys, Dolawel, Blaenau Ffestiniog [brother of David Lloyd Humphreys, and quarry manager, etc.], 1918-1930 and undated (books, World War I, an appreciation of [J.] Glyn Davies, the writer's health, the collection of dialect terms, an appreciation of W. Llewelyn Williams, comments on [John Davies] 'Siôn Gymro', parliamentary elections and current politics, the preservation of the Welsh language, observations on [Elfennau Gwleidyddiaeth by J.] Jones Roberts, personal, news of friends, etc.).

Wyth llythyr at y Parchedig John Williams, Efrog Newydd, gweinidog y Bedyddwyr, oddi wrth y Parchedig Christmas Evans (5), Thomas John, J. Jenkins ac I. & C. Jones.

Letters of condolence to William Evans, Pembroke Dock (1838-1921) on the death of his mother, 1865, from Lewis Edwards, John Mills, D. Phillips and others; also a letter from and an elegy by Robert Parry (Robin Ddu Eryri) (1804-1892).

Llythyrau at T. Rowland Powell oddi wrth J. Bodfan Anwyl. Rhwng byrddau. Rhoddwyd gan T. Rowland Powell, Ynys Wyth, Gorffennaf 1968.

Thirteen letters in Welsh, c. 1861-1871, from Rees Williams, Sandy Creek, and his brother Thomas Williams, Carisbrook, both in Victoria, Australia, addressed to their cousin Rees Lewis (Ap Tudful, 1804-1886), Merthyr Tudful, printer, publisher and bookseller, together with two letters, 1863, one from Rees Williams to his father Daniel Williams, St Clears, carpenter, the other from John Thomas, St Clears, to Rees Lewis. The letters principally relate to sums of money owed to Rees and Thomas Williams but also include requests to Rees Lewis to send out Welsh hymn-books to Australia. Also included are a letter, 1857, from the Reverend David Charles Davies to ?Rees Lewis and two letters, 1863-1869, from Welsh emigrants in Pennsylvania.

Seventy letters and cards, 1928-1969, mainly in Welsh and mostly addressed to Meirion Jones (Meirion o Lŷn, d. 1970), Bala, Merioneth, relating mainly to his involvement in the work of Urdd Gobaith Cymru and other aspects of the cultural and religious life of the community. Among the correspondents are Ifan ab Owen Edwards (9) 1933-1964, Robert Lloyd (Llwyd o'r Bryn) (8) 1939-1960, R. Williams Parry (3) 1934-1950, Kate Roberts (4) 1935-1950, and T. H. Parry-Williams (7) 1933-1962. Also included are miscellaneous papers, 1864-c. 1965 (ff. 83-148).

Llythyrau at Lewis Jones ('Rhuddenfab') oddi wrth John Thomas ('Eifionydd') a J. H. Jones ('Y Brython'). (Gynt J. R. Hughes MS 9.) Rhwng byrddau. Rhoddwyd gan Mr J. R. Hughes, Dolgellau, 1948.

Letters, 1847-1878, some of them to John Williams ('Ioan Madog') (1812-1878), from Daniel Morris, Cork, John Jones ('Talhaiarn') (1810-1869), John Jones ('Ogwenydd') (fl. 1870-1889), H. Tudwal Davies (1847-1915), and William Owen ('Bardd Llechog'), and a copy of the programme of the 'Harlech Castle Eisteddfod and Musical Festival of Gwynedd', 14 August 1873, at which 'Ioan Madog' was an adjudicator.

Letters, 1822-1829, to John Jones, printer, Liverpool from John Elias o Fôn (1774-1841) and James Hughes (Iago Trichrug) (1779-1844).