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

The file comprises letters, 1823-1851, relating to Unitarian matters. A list of letters, entitled 'Humphrey Bromley Letters', in the hand of the Rev. Simon Jones, is also included.

The file comprises letters, c. 1907-1927, addressed to the Rev. Simon Jones; together with a letter, 1922, written to their adopted son, Watcyn, at Willaston School, Nantwich. Watcyn died in 1934 following a motor cycle accident.

The file comprises letters, 1834 and [1863], from Owen Evans and Thomas Rees.

The file comprises letters which relate mainly to the preparation of a collection of hymns for Unitarians, entitled Perlau Moliant (Llandysul, 1928), for which the Rev. Rees Jenkin Jones collected, selected and edited the hymns. The Rev. E. Ceredig Jones provided original hymns and translations of hymns. A few related letters from other correspondents are also included.

The file comprises letters, 1829-1851, relating mainly to the cause at Pantydefaid chapel, parish of Llandysul and John Jones's relationship with the congregation; John Jones's school at Cribyn and the Unitarian cause in the Neath area.

The file comprises letters, 1829-1862, relating mainly to the Rev. John Jones's relationship with the congregation at Pantydefaid chapel, parish of Llandysul; the opening of a school by John Jones; Yr Ymofynydd; and Unitarian matters and doctrines. One letter to the Rev. O. Evans, Cefn, is also included.

The file comprises letters, 1864-1865, which relate mainly to Yr Ymofynydd. The Rev. John E. Jones was the editor at that time.

The file consists of one letter, 1823, to Edward Harley, Bristol, relating to Humphrey Bromley and two letters, 1824 and 1834, to Humphrey Bromley, the latter giving news of the Unitarian cause in Wales.

The file comprises letters, 1833-1849, relating mainly to Unitarian matters, and in particular the cause at Pantydefaid chapel, parish of Llandysul. The letter of 1833 (FJ1/3/1) is addressed to Rees Jones [John Jones's brother], Ffynonoer.

The file consists of two letters, 1832-1833, one to the Rev. John James, Gellionnen, and the other to the Unitarian Ministers of the Gospel, South Wales, relating to Unitarianism in the Llangedwyn area and the departure of Humphrey Bromley and family to America.

The file comprises letters, 1864-1907, from the Rev. Thomas Thomas, which relate mainly to the series of articles on the Rev. John James, Gellionnen, for Yr Ymofynydd, 1864-1897, and to Unitarian matters in general.

The file comprises letters which relate mainly to Yr Ymofynydd, especially the period 1903-1907 when the Rev. William James edited the periodical. The letters also refer to a series of articles which he wrote for Yr Ymofynydd, entitled 'Nyth y Fran'.

The file includes letters from Rev. H. T. Jacob (1), 1913, Ifano Jones (1), 1919, J. Islan Jones (2), 1916, D. Morgan Lewis (2) 1909, Rev. J. Vyrnwy Morgan (1), 1906 and D. Rhys Phillips (1), 1911.

The file comprises letters, 1916, which contain genealogical material relating to the Evans family of Cilblaidd, Pencarreg.

The file includes letters from Daniel Rees (44), 1890-1915.

The series comprises letters, 1871-1897, relating mainly to educational matters, prior to Anne Griffith Jones's marriage to the Rev. Rees Jenkin Jones in 1877.

The series comprises correspondence, 1829-1863, relating mainly to the Rev. John Jones's work as Unitarian minister and schoolmaster.

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 file includes letters from D. Lleufer Thomas, 1922, David Thomas ('Dewi Hefin') (3), 1901, 1906, John Thomas ('Eifionydd') (52), 1879-1914 and T. J. Thomas ('Sarnicol'), [1909].