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Material collected for the above by Tom Jones, Trealaw. See also NLW MSS 19539-19540C, 19542D. English. Between boards. Donated by W. Rosser Jones, Trealaw, May 1965.

Material collected by Edward Ifor Williams towards a history of Nantyglo and Blaina in the parish of Aberystruth. (Formerly E. I. Williams MS 6.) English. Between boards. Donated by Dr & Mrs T. J. M. Gregg, Swansea, per Mr A. Gray Jones, Aberystwyth, 1958.

Material collected by Edward Ifor Williams towards a history of Nantyglo and Blaina in the parish of Aberystruth. (Formerly E. I. Williams MS 5.) English. Between boards. Donated by Dr & Mrs T. J. M. Gregg, Swansea, per Mr A. Gray Jones, Aberystwyth, 1958.

Material collected by Edward Ifor Williams towards a history of Nantyglo and Blaina in the parish of Aberystruth. (Formerly E. I. Williams MS 4.) English. Between boards. Donated by Dr & Mrs T. J. M. Gregg, Swansea, per Mr A. Gray Jones, Aberystwyth, 1958.

Material collected by Edward Ifor Williams towards a history of Nantyglo and Blaina in the parish of Aberystruth. (Formerly E. I. Williams MS 7.) English. Between boards. Donated by Dr & Mrs T. J. M. Gregg, Swansea, per Mr A. Gray Jones, Aberystwyth, 1958.

A volume entitled "My Dear King..." containing photocopies of letters, newspaper cuttings and other papers assembled by Mr Desmond Thomas relating to his father Idris Thomas (1893-1950), Morriston, Swansea, who lost both his feet as a result of a bone disease and who was received by George V at Buckingham Palace in 1912, together with details of a reunion od students at Ysgol Aberbanc School, Carmarthenshire, 2004, accumulated by Mr Thomas, who was once a pupil at the school.

Account book, 1887-1902, of Thomas Williams, Aberystwyth, co. Cardigan, mason and foreman, including details of wages paid to workmen engaged in the construction of Aberystwyth bridge and sums paid for materials.

Proof-sheets of an article by Professor Mary Williams, Swansea (1882-1977) entitled The Dying God in Welsh Literature, with manuscript corrections by the author.

Mary Owen yr Emynyddes gan Mary Owen, Mrs. L. Evans ('Neddferch'), J. Clements, &c. Mewn amlen. Rhoddwyd gan Gomer M. Roberts, Pontrhydyfen, Hydref 1949.

'Mary Jones a'r diwygiad yn Egryn', a typescript account by Tom Davies, Dyffryn Ardudwy, of Mrs Mary Jones (1868-1936) and the 1904-5 religious revival in Egryn, co. Mer.

A diary, 1930, kept by Mary Grierson whilst at school in Bangor, North Wales, in which she recounts her exploits in the Snowdon area with three school friends, Brenda Chamberlain, the artist, Jean Jones, daughter of E. H. Jones (Registrar of University College of North Wales, Bangor) and Joy Witton-Davies, daughter of Professor T. Witton-Davies, of the University College of North Wales, Bangor. Encolosed is a poem written to 'Blackie' (Mary Grierson) by Jean Jones, 1927. Mary Grierson later became a botanical artist at Kew Gardens.

46 photographs, 22 loose, in a small album. The photographs are individually mounted on pages of different pastel colours. Some photographs are cut into oval shape, others are oblong with trimmed corners. Most are small still life arrangements of flowers. Others show toys, family members, friends and animals. There is no indication on the blank folios or the reverse of the loose photographs that they were ever fixed into the album. Digital version of the album described in greater detail.

Photocopy, [2010], of a typescript account of recollections by Mary Anne Ruck of Pantlludw, grandmother of the romantic novelist Berta Ruck.

A manuscript containing a poem entitled Heol Dewi Sant: Deigryn adgof am Stanley Jones by Howell Roberts (Hywel Tudur) (1842?-1922) and an elegiac englyn by Robert Evans (Cybi) (1871-1956).

A copy of Marwnad y diweddar Barch. J. Morris, Cwmifor [near Llandilo, Carmarthenshire] ... gan Watcyn Wyn [i.e. Watkin Hezekiah Williams] (1844-1905), printed at Llandilo in 1877 and described by Sir Daniel Lleufer Thomas (1863-1940) in a manuscript note added to the volume as probably the earliest work of Watcyn Wyn [which is] printed in book form; with the book is a cutting from Y Darian, 7 October 1926, containing an article by David James (Defynnog) (1865-1928) describing the book.

'Galarnad ar farwolaeth W. O. Pughe, Yswn., D.C.L., F.A.S.', being an elegy (206 lines) on the death of W[illiam] O[wen] Pughe [lexicographer, antiquary, and poet] by 'Ywain Cyfeiliog'. The present copy was folded and sent by post to R. Saunderson, junior, Bala, with the ? author's proper name 'Griffith W. Edwards, G. ab Gwilym Padarn, Llanrug near Carnarv[on]' inscribed under seal in the bottom right-hand corner of p. 4. This suggests that the poem was forwarded to be submitted for competition at an eisteddfod, and the note 'Barnwyd y Farwnad hon yn fuddugol yn Eisteddfod y Bala, 1836. . .' inserted subsequently between the title and text appears to confirm the suggestion.

An elegy to W[illiam] Hughes, [Calvinistic Methodist] minister, Llanengan, co. Caernarvon, and 'chwech Penill a'r Enllibwr', both submitted for competition at a literary meeting at Penycaera[u], 1867.

A manuscript containing a transcript of Cywydd er Coffadwriaeth o Farwolaeth Thomas Lloyd Yswain o Fronwydd Gorphenaf 13, 1807 by Benjamin Evans, Trewen, with an extract from a letter relating to it sent by Dr D. Rhys Jones, Cardiff to J. Bodvan Anwyl (1875-1949), 9 September 1921.

A transcript of an elegy entitled 'Marwnad ar y Pendefig goreu yn ei ddydd, Sion Lewis o'r Ddinas Gerdin [John Lewis, Dinas Cerdin, parish of Llandysul, co. Cardigan, ob. 1706]', by Gryffyd[d] Rys, 1706.

A manuscript containing an elegy by Richard Jones Owen (Glaslyn) (1831-1909) entitled Er cof am Mrs Greaves, Aberglaslyn.