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The file consists of a copy bill of complaint in Chancery of Jane Jones and Mary Jones of Nantyrymenyn, complainants, by [their father] David Rees, against William Rees of Trealle, p. Penboyr, co. Carm., Minister of the Gospel, Thomas Evans of Pantymoch, p. Llandysul, co. Card., farmer, Timothy Davies of Cribyn, p. Ystrad, co. Card., shopkeeper, John Davies of the town of Lampeter, yeoman, trustees of the will of complainants' grandfather John Davies, and others, plaintiffs. Includes a copy of the will of John Davies of Nantyrymenyn, p. Llandysul, gent., under which complainant claim title to the premises.

The file consists of a copy of Benjamin Williams ('Gwynionydd'), Enwogion Ceredigion (Carmarthen, 1869), with annotations in the form of bibliographical and biographical references.

The file comprises deeds, 1783-1928, relating to Esgaironw and Sarnau Gwnion, p. Llanarth, 1783-1786, 1846, and 1928. Griffith Jenkin of Llanarth devised by his will, proved in 1787, the premises to his nephew Jenkin Rees, second son of his brother Rees Jenkin, subject to the payment of an annuity of 10 shillings to the meeting house at Mydroilyn, co. Card. He also devised Pantlluast, p. Llanarth, to his nephew David Rees, third son of of his brother Rees. Part of the premises, described as a slang or strip of land, together with houses erected thereon and 3 acres or slangs of ground lately added thereto and lying next to Esgaironw was leased to David John of Llanarth, weaver, for three lives at an annual rent of £1.16.0 in 1783. The bundle includes a valuation of Esgaironw, [?1928].

The file consists of papers, 1905-1907, which include letters to the Rev. Rees Jenkin Jones from D. Lleufer Thomas and representatives of the Unitarian churches who had replied to the apppeal for information; and an 'Outline of Evidence' produced by the Rev. Rees Jenkin Jones.

The file contains extracts by the Rev. Rees Jenkin Jones from his own diaries (FR3/1-31), 1858-1902, and from those of his father, the Rev. John Jones (FJ2/1-16), 1836-1859.

The file comprises letters, 1871-1897, relating mainly to personal matters and to Anne Griffiths's schooling.

The file comprises letters, 1908-1967, to the Rev. Simon Jones, including invitations to give addresses, e.g., to the Nottingham Council Against War, 1925 and a letter, 1917, from the Commandant of the Brynmill Red Cross Hospital, Swansea.

The file consists of a copy of W. J. Davies, Hanes Plwyf Llandysul (Llandysul, 1896), with annotations in the form of bibliographical and biographical references.

The file comprises hymns, 1893-1912, composed or translated by the Rev. Rees Jenkin Jones, of which a number appeared in Yr Ymofynydd.

The file includes two carbon copies of letters, 1919, sent by the Rev. Simon Jones as Honorary Secretary of the North Midland Presbyterian and Unitarian Association.

The file includes letters from D. R. Daniel (1), 1914, J. Glyn Davies (3), 1903-1907 and J. H. Davies (2), 1918.

The file includes letters from O. M. Edwards (4), 1893-1903, D. Emlyn Evans (1), 1912, George Eyre Evans (13), 1893-1914, J. Gwenogvryn Evans (2), 1884, 1921 and Alex Gordon (78) 1885-1923.

The file comprises letters, 1918-1921, from Alexander Gordon, Principal of the Manchester Unitarian College, to the Rev. Simon Jones. The first two letters relate to the Rev. Simon Jones's induction as minister at the High Pavement Church, Nottingham.

The file comprises letters, [c. 1892]-1902, from Emily Sharpe, two of which, 1902, relate to the 'absence of students at Carmarthen College'.