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Copies of Joan Lent's work on the deaneries of the Bangor and St. Asaph Dioceses, comprising printed guide books, with original sketches and photographs, on eight Bangor deaneries of similar typescript booklets on the remaining four Bangor (Anglesey) deaneries and on the sixteen St Asaph deaneries, the notes in some of the latter being incomplete.

A scrapbook compiled by Miss Megan Jones containing correspondence, press cuttings, photographs and other memorabilia relating to her work as head of the music department at the Swansea College of Education and including letters from Benjamin Britten (1), Arwel Hughes (1), Daniel Jones (1), William Mathias (2), Margaret Ritchie (1) and the Reverend W Nantlais Williams (1); and a file of papers relating to conferences at which Miss Jones represented Wales: the Unesco seminar on the education and training of teachers at Ashridge College, Hertfordshire, 1948, and as a member of the British delegation to Sevres, France, 1950.

Manuscript copy of 'Mysterious visitations: a treatise considering the bearing of political and economic conditions upon the origin of epidemic diseases' by Idwal Morgan Roberts, Mosley Hill, Liverpool.

Wages and account book of John James, grandfather of David James, mainly in respect of building work undertaken in Tal-y-bont, co Card., 1906-7, with mention of various properties including the Independent chapel; and a list of donations towards the Memorial Hall, Tal-y-bont, 1920.

A scrapbook of press cuttings compiled by Lyn Howell, a former secretary of the Welsh Tourist and Holidays Board. The cuttings relate to tourism in Wales, in particular the activities of the Welsh Tourist Board and events sponsored by the Board such as the Festival of Wales, 1958.

Transcript by Owen Jones of letters patent of Edward, prince of Wales, eldest son of Edward IV, being a pardon to Ieuan ap Res ap Ieuan Lloyd, of the township of Mathavarne Itha in Anglesey, for purchasing specified lands in the townships of Llanddyfnan, Pentraeth, Bodeon, Mathavarne Wyon and Mathavarne Itha, Anglesey, without license.

A copy of biographical notes compiled by Nans M Davies, relating to her father Henry Lloyd ('Ap Hefin', 1870-1946), together with a copy of Yr Odyn, September 1980, containing an article on Henry Lloyd.

Copies of notes, compiled by B.F. Owen 1896-1912, at the Lancaster Historical Society, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on the location of genealogical records relating to Welsh settlers; and copies of a cutting, 1973, and an article 1980, on the old Welsh Bernhard Adam Cemetery, Berks county, the latter containing a transcript of the tombstone inscriptions.

An essay in Welsh by the late Reverend W Price, Holyhead, on the Reverend Evan Evans Jones ('Ieuan Padarn', c. 1850-1910), Rhos-y-bol.

Copies of documents (including abstract of will) relating to Thomas Jeremiah (1797-1868) who served in the Royal Welch Fusiliers, 1812-37, and subsequently became Chief of Police at Brecon. Included with the autobiography of Thomas Jeremiah (now NLW MS 22102A) which was sold at Sotheby's, 23 July 1985, and bought for NLW.

Research notes of Canon Hugh Pierce Jones, rector of Pwllheli, dealing with the S.P.C.K. and other societies in Anglesey (see Anglesey Antiquarian Society and Field Club Transactions 1963) and a copy of his Christmas play 'Yn y Mynydd Hwn'.

A group of family papers of Owen Roberts (1848-1917) Frondeg, Tre-garth, co. Caernarfon [cf. NLW MS 22146B], comprising notebooks and printed material, including an ornate memorial card to John Roberts, father of Owen Roberts, 1868. Also an agreement and accounts, 1882, relating to building a new house at Frondeg.

A MS. appendix to the 'Biographical epitomes of the bishops and clergy of the diocese of Bangor ...' compiled by the Reverend Richard Rhys Hughes, vicar of Glanogwen (see Bangor MSS. 6449-58) comprising pedigrees of families from which various clergy were descended (NLW ex 790). An essay, 1942, on the history of Llanddwyn, Anglesey, by the Reverend R. Rhys Hughes, vicar of Glanogwen (NLW ex 791). A scrapbook of press cuttings, etc., 1909-24, relating mainly to the career of the pianist Gata Nicholas, Landore, Swansea (NLW ex 792). A small group of papers of Gwilym R. Jones, Ammanford, composer and choirmaster, comprising scripts of radio programmes in which he took part, 1942-6, two printed hymn-tunes, and miscellaneous notes (NLW ex 793).

Four volumes of notes on the Black Book of Carmarthen and other subjects, taken by H. Meurig Evans at lectures delivered by Professor T. H. Parry-Williams.