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The correspondents include: A. G. Edwards, Bishop of St Asaph (later Archbishop of Wales) (3), 1910-1923, Professor Edward Edwards, Aberystwyth (11), 1908-1926, Principal Ellis Edwards, Bala (3), 1904-1906, Frank Edwards MP (13), 1907-1926, Ifan ab Owen Edwards (16), 1920-1926 (together with a reference, August 1924, which J. H. Davies wrote for Ifan ab Owen Edwards), J. Hugh Edwards (3), 1895-1901, J. Kelt Edwards (5), 1916-1917, and Principal Thomas Charles Edwards (5), 1891-1897.

Includes a letter from Isallt (Robert Roberts), 1911.

The correspondents include: Sir Sidney Lee, 1912, Professor T. A. Levi, Aberystwyth (2) 1905-1925, Professor Henry Lewis, Cardiff (7), 1914-1923, Elfed (Rev. H. Elved Lewis) (34), 1899-1919, Kitty Lewis (later Mrs Kitty Idwal Jones), 1921, Ruth Lewis (14), 1908-1918, and Timothy Lewis, Aberystwyth (6), 1913-1926.

The correspondents include: Bob Owen, Croesor (2), 1918, Henry Owen (3), 1899-1909, J. Isambard Owen (5), 1898-1924, John Owen, Bishop of St Davids (2), 1919-1925, Morfydd Owen, 1916, and Alafon (Owen Griffith Owen), 1915.

The correspondents include: Dyfed (3), 1914-1921, Harry Rees, Lampeter,(4), 1913-1918, T. Mardy Rees, 1907, Sir Harry R. Reichel (6), 1921-1924, Ernest Rhys (9), 1900-1926, E. Prosser Rhys, 1923, Sir John Rhys (17), 1891-1909, Dr Thomas Richards, Maesteg (5), 1911-1924, John Rowland/Rowlands, 1907, and W. Bowen Rowlands MP, 1892.

The letters, 1899-1925, refer to contemporary events in Wales, notably within Caernarfonshire, many to political developments and literary themes. There are many references to prominent Welsh figures, their activities and contribution, especially O. M. Edwards.

The letters, c. 1900- c. 1920, give personal and local news from the Llangeitho and Tregaron areas.

Most of the letters, 1901-1905, are devoted to the writer's researches and explorations.

Most of the letters, 1892-1916, are devoted to the writer's researches, writings and editing of Wales, Y Llenor, Heddyw and Cymru for which he solicits contributions from the pen of J. H. Davies. Several letters refer to the death of Thomas Edward Ellis in April 1899, the preparation of his biography and the erection of a memorial statue at Bala. Others relate to J. H. Davies's application for the position of Registrar of the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, and some to Edwards's duties as Chief Inspector of Schools in Wales.

The letters, 1905-1925, give family and domestic news. Some were written during travels on the Continent.

Most of the letters, 1901-1920, are sent on behalf of the family legal practice Lloyd George and George, requesting J. H. Davies's opinion on legal cases and the estates of a number of deceased persons.

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.

The letters, 1910-1919, discuss the establishment and organisation of the Welsh National Memorial Association, set up in 1911, the National Health Insurance Commission Wales, the preparation and publication of The Welsh Outlook, the WEA, the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth (where a number of developments and appointments are discussed in some detail), the University of Wales, and the financial support of the Davies family of Llandinam for many initiatives in Wales.

Miscellaneous stray letters, 1892-1926, from J. H. Davies to a wide range of recipients. Some are drafts or copies of the original letters.

Miscellaneous deeds and documents, schedules of documents, settlements, legacy papers, and extracts from parish registers, 1793-1896, relating to members of the Davies family of Cwrt Mawr, Llangeitho.

Miscellaneous, stray letters, 1822-1925, addressed to various members of the Davies family.

Financial papers of David Davies Esq.

Pocket diaries kept by J. H. Davies for the following years: 1883, 1893-1894, 1921 and 1924. They are mostly blank, containing only brief notes of appointments and commitments.

Various papers and photographs, 1809-1926, collected by Dr T. I. Ellis while researching the life of his uncle J. H. Davies, Cwrt Mawr (1871-1926) in preparation for his biography, together with further research notes.

Two notebooks, 1889-1890, kept by Mrs Annie J. Ellis.