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A xerox copy of E. Alwyn Benjamin's article, 'A statistical comparison of the principal surnames in use in Penarth, 1881, with those in use in Aberystwyth, 1871'.

A photocopy of a Capel (The Chapels Heritage Society) survey, compiled during the 1980s by B.J. and M.J. Marples, of eighty-eight nonconformist chapels in Anglesey, containing notes on external features, including dates and inscriptions, and illustrated with rough sketches.

Photostat facsimiles of copies, [?18 cent.], of surveys of the manor of Neath Ultra and Cilybebyll, Glamorgan, dated 1633 and 1638. Transferred from NLW MS 15564C. See also Bute M 26/2.

A photocopy of an unofficial record book, 1732-1749, of Swansea, Massachusetts, Baptist church, kept by the minister, Rev. Samuel Maxwell (1688-1778), together with related papers. See also NLW MSS 9108-9D; NLW Facs 702.

A photocopy of the Swansea, Massachusetts, Baptist Church record book, 1666-1772, in the possession of the New England Historic Genealogical Society, together with a copy of an edited transcript of the records, reproduced from The New England Historical & Genealogical Register, vol. 139 (1985). See also NLW MSS 9108-9D; NLW Facs 751.

Minister's accounts of the commote of Swydd Buddugre (Soith Buthugre) in the cantref of Maelienydd, Radnorshire, 15-16 and 18 Richard II (1391-1393, 1394-1395). The originals are in TNA, SC6 1209/16 and SC6 1209/2.

A facsimile copy of the manuscript of the poem 'Wynebau' by T. Glynne Davies as entered in the competition for the Crown at the Maldwyn & District National Eisteddfod, Machynlleth, 1981, together with a covering letter, 1984, from the author.

A photocopy of a 'diary' kept by T. Gwynn Jones (1871-1949) during the first world war (Aug. 1914-Dec. 1917), together with an introduction added by him in July 1934 [see David Jenkins, Thomas Gwynn Jones: Cofiant, pp. 241-242]. For the original manuscript see Papurau T. Gwynn Jones D293.

Baptism register, 1837-1968, of Tabor (CM) Chapel, Llangwyrfon.

A photostat copy of NLW MS 4505C (Talhaiarn MS 5), a selection of letters, 1858-1867, from Talhaiarn to his niece Elizabeth Ann Jones. Three letters (7 April 1864, 14 November 1866 and 23 February 1867) have been retained with the originals in NLW MS 4505C.

Photocopy of the statement of accounts of the Taliaris School Charity, parish of Llandeilo Fawr, Carmarthenshire, dated 31 December 1874.

Photostat copies of charters and documents, dated 1457-1699, relating to the town of Tenby, Pembrokeshire, taken while the documents were temporarily deposited at NLW for repair and photographing. List enclosed.

Photocopies of an account of the Baptist cause in Mountain Ash, co. Glam., including the history of Eglwys Rhos Welsh Baptist and Nazareth English Baptist chapels, Mountain Ash, taken from Seren Gomer, 1883, and Y Greal, 1916 (NLW Facs 660).

Two photostat copies, positive and negative, of correspondence and related material 'with regard to the encouragement by the Premium Society of the Royal Society of Arts, of agriculture and manufactures in the British colonies, especially, as far as the present material is concerned, with regard to Georgia'. The letters are dated 1758-1761 and written by Henry Ellis, governor of Georgia, and John Ellis. From an original in the possession of the Royal Society of Arts. This copy was formerly NLW MS 14098E.

A photocopy of PRO Ed 39/974, comprising letters and memoranda, 1904-1911, relating to the establishment of a national library and a national museum in Wales.

Two Xerox copies of an essay by David Davies (Dewi Cynon) on the history of the Baptist cause in the parish of Penderyn, Breconshire, 1922. Welsh.

A memorandum by the Rev. Lionel Smithett Lewis, M.A., vicar of Glastonbury, touching the Nanteos cup and a visit to Nanteos, Cardiganshire, in 1938, together with related papers.

The Natal Cambrian Society Newsletter, 1954-1964, with gaps.

Monochrome photographs of leaves of the St Chad Gospels and the Liber Landavensis (NLW MS 17110E), being copies of the plates in the reprint (1979) of The text of the Book of Llan Dav, ed. by J. Gwenogfryn Evans and John Rhys (Oxford, 1893).

A photocopy of NLW MS 23220E, comprising a survey of the state of education in p's Castle Caereinion, Llanfair Caereinion and Manafon, co. Mont., carried out in Dec. 1846, under the supervision of the Rev. Robert David Thomas ('Iorthryn Gwynedd', 1817-1888), minister of Penarth Congregational chapel.