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The series comprises a statement by the Rev. John Jones, March 1833, 'of the origin and progress of the misunderstanding existing between the members of the once united and friendly congregation at Pantydefaid in the parish of Llandysul, Cardiganshire'. Also included is a transcript, in Rev. Simon Jones's hand, of one page of the statement.

The series comprises letters and postcards, 1864-1923, to the Rev. Rees Jenkin Jones from some one hundred and twenty correspondents. The contents, in addition to personal matters, relate to Unitarianism in general and in particular the cause in Aberdare and Cardiganshire; journals and periodicals, especially Yr Ymofynydd; literary matters; and biographical material.

The series comprises letters, 1823-1851, including letters from Humphrey Bromley and material relating to him and to the work of the Rev. John James, Gellionnen.

The series comprises accounts (receipts and payments), 1878, of the South Wales Distress Fund. Those listed as recipients resided in the vicinity of Hen Dŷ Cwrdd and Highland Place, Aberdare.

The series comprises an account book, 1879-1893, containing payments made apparently by pupils attending Trecynon Seminary, Aberdare.

The series comprises accounts, 1906, relating to the sale of his uncle, Rees Jones ('Amnon')'s book, Crwth Dyffryn Clettwr, first published in 1848.

The series comprises deeds, 1620-1916, relating to the Clettwr estate in the parishes of Llanarth and Llanllwchaearn, Cardiganshire.

The file comprises deeds relating to leasehold premises in Aberdare, co. Glam., and succession and legacy duty papers.

The series comprises legal papers, 1834-1856, relating to Nantyrymenyn and Clettwr Mill, p. Llandysul, co. Card., and to unpaid debts of David Rees.

The series comprises diaries, 1836-1859, relating mainly to the Rev. John Jones's work as Unitarian minister of Hen Dŷ Cwrdd and as schoolmaster at Aberdare.

The series comprises letters, valedictory address and a printed book with manuscript additions, 1876-1902, relating to the Presbyterian College, Carmarthen.

The series consists of notes, [c. 1877]-1919, relating to the history of the Old Meeting House (Hen Dŷ Cwrdd), Aberdare; together with reports, 1908, from Unitarian churches relating to attendances; press cuttings, 1877, concerning the Llwynrhydowen eviction in 1876 and notes on ministers of Merthyr Tydfil and Cefncoedycymer.

The series comprises accounts, 1873-1888, relating to the period when the Rev. Rees Jenkin Jones was editor of Yr Ymofynydd.

The series consists of accounts (receipts and payments), 1864-1887, of the Welsh Unitarian Ministers' Education Fund, established in order to financially assist candidates for the ministry. Minutes, 1864-1877, are also included.

The series comprises a volume of hymn tunes arranged by Anne Griffiths.

The series comprises, amongst other material, extracts from letters, [c. 1809]-1881, mainly to or from the Rev. John James, Gellionnen, genealogical material, including that relating to the family of Llwynrhys, Llanbadarn Odwyn, and notes of archaeological interest.

The series consists of a volume of press cuttings, [c. 1889]-1941, bearing the name of Dr Goronwy Jones and containing, amongst other things, a series of 'notes historical' by the Rev. Rees Jenkin Jones on 'Old Aberdare', published in The Aberdare Leader, 1921-1922.

The series comprises a diary, 1919, containing few entries, with press cuttings, 1932, relating to the League of Nations and Manchuria, and to a sermon delivered by the Rev. Simon Jones at Nottingham on this subject.

The series comprises a notebook containing lecture notes of the Rev. Simon Jones, 1903-1904, entitled 'Preacher and Pastor' whilst he was a student at the Manchester Unitarian College; together with press cuttings, mostly from Christian World, and a sermon based on Revelations 21:10.

The series comprises deeds, 1744-1906, relating to the Cilgell Isaf Estate in the parishes of Llansawel, Pencarreg and Cellan.