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An incomplete copy of Esponiad Ar Gatechism yr Eglwys, Etc. bearing the signatures of 'David Davies ... 1767', 'Mary Jones' and 'Gabriel Jones'. Stitched into parchment wrappers, being part of an indenture of bargain and sale, dated 1 Feb. [?1664], of land in the township of Cristionydd Cynrig, parish of Rhiwabon, made between Edward Lloyd of [ ] and Margaret vch Robert of the parish of Rhiwabon, co. Denbigh, widow.

An incomplete duplicate set of Corn Rolls or Survey of Agricultural Holdings, from among the Caernarfonshire War Agricultural Executive Committee Records deposited at Caernarfon Record Office (see List of Caerns. War Ag. Exec. Records XC 20/5/1-90). The survey gives, by parish, names of holdings, occupiers, landowners, statistics of acreages, labour and livestock, notes on soil fertility, etc. Some holdings are not fully detailed. Parishes represented in this duplicate set are as follows (original numbers preserved): 1, Maenan; 2, Llanrhychwyn; 3, Trefriw, Abbey and Llanrhychwyn; 4, Dolwyddelan; 5, Eidda; 6, Llechwedd; 7, Llandudno; 8, Penrhyn; 9, Llanrhos; 10, Llangwstenin; 11, Llysfaen; 12, Llanfairfechan; 13, Llangelynin; 14, Gyffin; 15, Conwy; 16, Dolgarrog; 17, Caerhun; 18, Llanbedr y Cenin; 19, Dwygyfylchi; 20, Betws-y-coed; 21, Capel Curig; 22, Penmachno; 23, Aber and Bangor; 24, Betws Garmon; 25, Llanfaglan; 26, Pentir; 27, Llanfair-is-gaer; 28, Llanberis; 29, Llanwnda; 30/31, Llanllechid.

An index of Cardiff Freemen, 1777-1993, transcribed by the Glamorgan Family History Society, 1997.

An index to wills, mainly of Brecknockshire interest, at the Hereford District Registry and elsewhere, compiled by H. J. T. Wood, a member of a family connected with Gwernyfed, Brecknockshire.

An index, compiled by R E Hart, of the 1851 census returns for Machynlleth Borough and Liberties. See also NLW ex 920, 1028, 1079, 1153, 1213.

An index, compiled by R E Hart, of the 1851 census returns for the parish of Darowen, co. Montgomery (NLW ex 1028). A list, compiled by R E Hart, of monumental inscriptions at the parish church of St Tydecho, Cemais, co. Montgomery (NLW ex 1029).

An index, compiled by R. E. Hart, of the 1851 census returns for the parish of Garthbeibio, co. Montgomery (NLW ex 1400). Additional genealogical material compiled by Hart during his researches on various Montgomeryshire families, comprising material relating to the Whittington family together with details of wills and administrations of persons from the parish of Garthbeibio, co. Montgomery, listed in the St Asaph Probate Act Books, 1821-56. (NLW ex 919).

See also NLW ex 919, 920 and 1028.

An index, compiled by R E Hart, of the 1851 census returns for the parish of Penegoes, co Montgomery. See also NLW ex 920, 1028 and 1079.

An index, compiled by R E Hart, of the 1851 census returns for the parishes of Machynlleth Isygarreg and Machynlleth Uwchygarreg. See also NLW ex 920, 1028, 1079, 1153.

An index, compiled by R. E. Hart, to baptisms (of children resident in Montgomeryshire), 1791-1822, at Graig Independent chapel, Machynlleth, co. Mont. An index (part 2), compiled by R. E. Hart, to baptisms (of children resident in Montgomeryshire), 1823-37, at Graig Independent chapel, Machynlleth, co. Mont. An index (part 3), compiled by R. E. Hart, to baptisms (of children not resident in Montgomeryshire), 1791-1837, at Graig Independent chapel, Machynlleth, co. Mont.

An index (part B), compiled by R. E. Hart, to baptisms, 1810-1837, at Machynlleth Wesleyan chapel.

An index, compiled by R. E. Hart, to baptisms, 1812-37, at Melinbyrhedyn, Rhydyfelin (p. Darowen), and Darowen, co. Mont., Calvinistic Methodist chapels.

An indexed copy of memorial inscriptions at Cae-bach Independent (later Congregational, now United Reformed) chapel, parish of Cefn-llys, co Radnor, recorded by J A Stratton.

An indexed volume entitled 'Rough Methods of Analysis' containing diagrams and explanations of chemical methods and processes used in the steel industry, principally compiled by J. H. Ridsdale, Middlesbrough. It includes a letter, 1907, from Arthur Caddick, Lincoln, to 'Jack' (probably J. H. Ridsdale) concerning 'the Sulphur method'. The volume was passed down to generations of workers at the Port Talbot steel works.