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Two volumes, written at the end of the nineteenth century, by Thomas Morgan Joseph-Watkin, Portcullis Pursuivant of Arms, serving as an index to the Gilfach Pedigree Books (now NLW MS 23967i-iiE).
The first volume (23968iE) contains letters A-Pe of an index to family names, continued with letters Ph-Y in the second volume (23968iiE, pp. 181-315), which also contains an index to place-names (pp. 2-172). A pedigree chart by Joseph-Watkin, compiled [1894x1913] (NLW Rolls 62), shows that he was himself related to the Gilfach family.

Index to Talley parish burials, 1813-93, and to burials in the chapelry of Taliaris, 1768-1812.

Index to Llanybydder parish burials, 1813-1984

Index to Cil-y-cwm parish marriages, 1754-1793.

Microfiche index of Welsh soldiers in the East India Company Army, 1753-1861, containing genealogical details extracted from registers held at the India Record Office, London.

Card index of manuscripts compiled by Dr John Cule whilst researching the history of medicine in relation to Wales and Welshmen; and a microfilm copy of Jesus Coll. MS 111, cols 928-59.

An index, compiled by T. E. Gwynne, of baptisms in the parish of Llanfair Caereinion, co. Montgomery, 1608-1812.

Indenture of apprenticeship, 3 January 1920, whereby Samuel Herbert Grice of Welshpool was apprenticed to Messrs. I. G. M. Morris, Ltd., Engineers, Millwrights and Ironfounders, Mill Lane Ironworks, Welshpool.

A photocopy of an indenture for service between Rhys ap Thomas and Henry VII, 1491-1492.

Incidents in my own Life by David Williams, [?transcribed ?with MS notes by] Evan Evans. English. Donated by the Reverend Prebendary S. H. Martin, May 1951.

Transcripts by the donor Siriol Colley, [2010], of articles written by her uncle the journalist Gareth Vaughan Jones which were published by the Western Mail, 1933-34.

An uncorrected, bound, proof copy, [?April 1937] of David Jones, In Parenthesis: Seinnyessit e gledyf ym penn mameu (London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1937).
The proof is effectively identical to the three sets used to produce the corrected proofs now NLW, David Jones (Artist and Writer) Papers LP4/4-6, dated 7-17 April 1937; parts of the subsequent revise (ibid, LP4/8-9) were passed for press. In Parenthesis was published in June 1937, corresponding to the date inscribed on the front cover.

A manuscript draft, [1946], of David Jones's introduction to the BBC radio production of his war poem 'In Parenthesis', first transmitted on the Third Programme, 19 November 1946. The draft contains deletions and revisions in ink and pencil in the hand of the author.
This draft is much closer to the script in its final typescript form (see NLW, David Jones (Artist and Writer) Papers LP5/3, ff. vii-x) than are the other extant drafts (ibid, LP5/4, ff. 1-9). The only significant changes that remained to be incorporated are: a new sentence to replace the line at the beginning of f. 2, the loss of a reference to Brittany (f. 2), the truncation of a section on Maximus the Great (f. 2) and a much expanded ending, with a list of four quotes to be taken directly from the book's introduction substituted with the full quotations (f. 3). The introduction was pre-recorded by Jones; the remainder of the programme was performed live by the cast on 19 November, with a live repeat the following evening.