Records of Benjamin Evans, Henllan, Cardiganshire, relating mainly to his work as a blacksmith, 1888-1954, comprising account books, 1888-1924; material relating to the Master Farriers and Smiths Union, Newcastle Emlyn District, including papers regarding scales of prices, c.1913-1940; and Christmas cards sent to Mr T. Evans, Benjamin Evans's sôn, 1940-1954.

Papers and letters relating to the Henllan manuscripts, which includes information about their previous history. They include two letters, 1860, from John Morris, Brecon to Mrs Gentle Brown, Seaforth, grand-daughter of Thomas Morgan; two letters, 1869, from Thomas Rees, Swansea to W[alter] D[avid] Jeremy, London; a letter, 1900, from Mrs G. L. Nussey, Ilkeley, great-grand-daughter of Thomas Morgan, to Walter J[enkin] Evans, Carmarthen; and extracts from and notes on the Thomas Morgan manuscripts made by Walter J[enkin] Evans in 1901 when they were in his possession.

English sermons preached at Llanfyllin, Llanbrynmair, Trefeglwys and Niodd Goch, 1702-1704, possibly by Daniel Phillips; a Welsh sermon preached by Thomas Maurice in 1743; 'An account [by Thomas Morgan] of those who joyn'd in Church Communion at Henllan church since My Ordination June 26, 1746'; a similar list for Morley; etc.