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Correspondence, papers and notes, 1922-5, relating to the work of the Student Christian Movement of Great Britain and Ireland, mainly the proceedings of its General Committee.

Sympathy letters on the death of Annie J. Hughes-Griffiths in October 1942.

Three items, 1899, relating to the death of T. E. Ellis and its aftermath, comprising the telegram sent by [Sir John] Brunner to [J. H.] Davies, informing him of Ellis's death, 5 April 1899; the order of service used by Sir William Harcourt, MP, at the memorial service held at the Church of St Margaret, Westminster, 11 April 1899; and a leaf from a printed book containing 'Emyn coffa Mr T. E. Ellis, AS'.

Account book of T. I. Ellis, Rhyl, and Miss Nellie Savage, Newmarket, with the National Provincial Bank, 1939-1940.

Some four hundred and eighty letters, 1907-1918, from Thomas Iorwerth Ellis to his mother, Annie J. Ellis (later Hughes-Griffiths).

Some five hundred and forty letters and postcards, 1919-1927, from Thomas Iorwerth Ellis to his mother, Annie J. Hughes-Griffiths.

Some four hundred and seventy letters and postcards, 1933-1942 and undated, from Thomas Iorwerth Ellis to his mother, Annie J. Hughes-Griffiths.

Some five hundred and thirty letters and postcards, 1928-1932, from Thomas Iorwerth Ellis to his mother, Annie J. Hughes-Griffiths.

T. I. Ellis's business correspondence, 1930-42.

T. I. Ellis's general correspondence, 1929-70, on ecclesiastical affairs, church committees, etc.. The correspondents include Principal H. K. Archdall, Sir Alun Oldfield-Davies, Rev. W. Moelwyn Merchant, Rev. Gwilym Owen, David Prosser, the Western Mail, Rev. Gwynfryn Richards, Bishop Glyn Simon and Rev. Henry Thomas.

T. I. Ellis's mark books while Classics Master at the Cardiff High School for Boys.

T. I. Ellis's references, testimonials, applications for posts, and related correspondence, 1924-47.

T. I. Ellis's Teacher's Certificate of Proficiency in the Theory and Practice of Education awarded by the University of Wales, 16 July 1924.

T. I. Ellis's translation into Welsh of the report in favour of retaining a federal University of Wales.

Typescript copies, [1967], of the various articles to be included in Dilyn Llwybrau.

Seven notebooks, [20 cent., second half], containing notes and transcripts in the hands of Mari Ellis and T. I. Ellis, mainly concerning the Rev. Thomas Richards of Darowen and his family (ME 8/1-7).

Notes, transcripts, speeches and other papers of Mari Ellis, 1953-2004, relating to the Richards family of Darowen in general and to the Rev. Thomas Richards (1754-1837) in particular.
The papers comprise copies of some six speeches by Mari Ellis, including one on Mary Richards, [?1970s]-2004 (ME 9/1); a Letts 1981 Diary containing notes and transcripts relating to Thomas Richards and several of his sons (ME 9/2); a group of miscellaneous notes on the family (ME 9/3); offprints of Mari Ellis's article 'Teulu Darowen' (Journal of the Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 3 (1953), 120-139, and 4 (1954), 58-88) (ME 9/4); a transcript of Thomas Richards's diary for 1782-3 (Cwrtmawr MS 239) and related notes by Mari Ellis, [?1989]-[?1998] (ME 9/5); and the manuscript of 'Thomas Richards 1754-1837' (100 ff.), [c. 1991] (ME 9/6). Three letters, 1985, 2003, from Iolo Wyn Williams, Tregarth, to Mari Ellis, together with a typescript by him entitled 'Llyfrgell Darowen' are in ME 9/3.

Notes of Mari Ellis relating to the five sons of the Rev. Thomas Richards, comprising notes on the Rev. Richard Richards (ME 10/1); notes on Richard and his younger brother the Rev. Thomas Richards (ME 10/2); notes and an incomplete typescript on the Rev. David Richards (Dewi Silin) (ME 10/3); notes and transcripts relating to the Rev. John Lloyd (or Llwyd) Richards (ME 10/4-5); and a few notes relating to the Rev. Lewis Richards (ME 10/6).
Also included is a group of photographs, copies of photographs at NLW, at least some of which are of members of the Richards family (ME 10/7).

Papers, [1960s]-1971, relating to the death of T. I. Ellis, comprising a notebook containing a list of letters, cards and other messages of condolence, compiled by the family, 1970; copies of various periodicals containing obituaries, 1970-1971; and a typescript copy of H. J. Charles's obituary for Yr Haul, 1970.