A series of questions by Robert Oliver Rees relating to Evan Jones ('Ieuan Gwynedd') and his stay at Tredegar as Congregational minister, 1845-1848, with replies sent by William Williams, Abercarn, 1872.

Miscellaneous papers and booklets: an appeal for the English Congregational Chapel, Carmarthen, Building Fund, 1860; a Tredegar tradesman's account book, 1834-1838; 'Mr. James Evans's A/c book, 1845'; English prayers by Hugh Jones; his 'call' to Tredegar, 1826; a letter to the Independent Ministers in Monmouths., touching a dispute in Ebenezer Church, Bassaleg; petitions in favour of international arbitration, for allowing ministers of the Gospel to celebrate marriages without the interference of the Registrar General, 1852, and against taxes on household commodoties; distribution returns of Y Drysorfa Gynulleidfaol in Tredegar, Brynmawr, Rumney, and Sirhowy, 1843; draft will of Hugh Jones, 1862; a broadsheet on 'Bedydd' printed at Maesycwmwr, 1830; and posters for Tredegar English Baptist Chapel Anniversary, 1833, Tredegar Iron Works fairs, 1834, and Lammas Street Christmas Meeting, 1864.

'The account of strange ministers for the years 1828-39 at H. Jones's the stationed minister at Tredegar', the charges being for food and beer; and a collecting book for Moughtrey Independent Chapel, with sermon notes by Hugh Jones.

The papers of the Rev. Hugh Jones, including letters, 1825-1871, mainly addressed to him and relating to preaching engagements and church affairs during his ministry at Tredegar and Carmarthen; drafts of letters, articles and sermons [1825x1872]; diaries, 1833-1853; and miscellaneous material, [1809x1872].