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Letters, 1902, relating to a memorial service to be held at St Davids Cathedral on 14 August 1902.

Memorial service cards and in memoriam cards, 1900-1947. They include an in memoriam card for Henry Tobit Evans (1844-1908) and a memorial service card for Thomas Charles Edwards (1837-1900).

Letters and papers, 1905-1912, relating to the Mary Griffiths (Gellyddewi) Charity. There are three letters, 1905-1912, from Charles Lloyd, Waunifor, Maesycrugiau.

Correspondence and papers, 1906-1920, relating to the marriage settlement of Mrs J. Gwenogvryn Evans. The correspondents include D. R. Daniel, 1907, J. H. Davies (2), 1917, and J. Gwenogvryn Evans (6), 1907-1917.

Marriage licences granted by the Bishop of St Asaph for a marriage to be solemnized at Llanymawddwy, county Merioneth, 1787, and at Llanbrynmair, Montgomeryshire, 1810.

Miscellaneous notes, [?1890]-[1926], on a very wide range of subjects and issues, mainly in the hand of J. H. Davies.

The letters, 1907-1926, relate primarily to their author's researches and writings, many concerning the Trevecka Manuscripts. Many arrange meetings of 'Pwyllgor Llawysgrifau Trevecka' and discuss the publication of the Journal and the Newsletter of the Calvinistic Methodist Historical Society.

Miscellaneous documents, 1732-1826, including an inventory of the goods of a testator from the parish of Llanymawddwy, county Merioneth, and a catalogue of the books of the Rev. D. Richards, vicar of Llansilin, Denbighshire, 1826.

A volume containing the poor rate assessment and details of collection, 1862-1864, for the parish of Llangeitho, Cardiganshire.

Official papers and correspondence, 1855-1876, relating to the establishment and building of the British School at Llangeitho, Cardiganshire. Robert J. Davies, Cwrt Mawr, father of J. H. Davies, was responsible for most of the arrangements.

Letters, 1893-1926, to J. H. Davies on literary and academic matters. The correspondents include Charles Ashton, 1893, J. Kyrle Fletcher, undated, E. A. Lewis, 1909, Sir John Edward Lloyd, 1897, Lewis Morris, 1906, D. Rhys Phillips (4), 1906-1919, Bernard Quaritch, 1918, Thomas Shankland (2), 1906-1912, Walter Spurrell, 1914, and Mortimer Wheeler, 1926.

The correspondents include: Mary Williams (18), 1907-1921, T. Marchant Williams (8), 1897-1910, and W. S. Gwynn-Williams, 1926.

The correspondents include: H. Cernyw Williams (2), 1904-1912, Ifor Williams (3), 1908-1909 and undated, J. Lloyd Williams (10), 1909-1926, John Williams, Brynsiencyn (20), 1897-1920, and Sir John Williams (2), 1917-1918.

The correspondents include: Herbert M. Vaughan (10), 1914-1925, T. J. Waddingham, Plas Hafod (2), 1922, Morgan Watkin (10), 1915-1925, Percy E. Watkins, 1916, Charles Webster (9), 1922-1926, Dame Olive Wheeler (2), 1925 and undated, and Professor A. E. Zimmern (7), 1919-1920 and undated.

Letters, 1787-1846 and undated, to members of the Richards family of Darowen, mainly Rev. Thomas Richards (1754-1837), interspersed with a small number of stray letters and notes. Most of the letters relate to parochial affairs and to matters concerning the church. Some correspondents seek help with problems and difficulties. A number of the letters are addressed to 'Miss Richards', and there are a small number from the Rev. Thomas Richards.

Letters, 1794-1846 and undated, mainly addressed to the Rev. Thomas Richards (1754-1837), vicar of Darowen, interspersed with a few letters from him and some stray letters. Most of the contents of the letters refer to ecclesiastical and parochial matters and events within various churches. Some of the correspondents discuss personal and family problems and some refer to national events. A number invite Thomas Richards to attend services and events in other parishes and discuss ecclesiastical appointments. There is also a list of the resolutions passed at a meeting of the committee of the Cymmrodorion held at Powys Castle on 17 September 1823.

General letters, 1853-1892, to R. J. Davies. Many relate to the affairs of the Calvinistic Methodist connection, preaching engagements etc. Others concern business and financial matters or local government. There are also a number of sympathy letters sent on the death of R. J. Davies's son 'Bertie' in 1879. The correspondents include Lewis Edwards, Y Bala, (2) 1871-1879, and Thomas Charles Edwards (3), 1873-1892. There is also a sympathy letter from Principal Thomas Charles Edwards to Davies's widow following his death in 1892.