Typescript entitled 'Some notes on the early life of the children, Rhys Idris, Olwen, Nest & Emrys Llewellyn of Arthur Owen Vaughan and his wife, Catherine Lois (nee Geere)'; together with some holograph notes relating to the above as well as an introductory note to the work.
Tributes, reminiscences and newspaper articles referring to Arthur Owen Vaughan,
*Three Volumes of early Welsh pedigrees compiled by Arthur Owen Vaughan with additions in the hand of the depositor, Emeritus Professor G. Peredur Jones, MA, LittD, Witherslack, Cumbria.
The work of Arthur Owen Vaughan,
Items marked with an asterisk (*) refer to material deposited at the National Library.
The Book Of Investiture, dated 13 July 1911. The history is written by Arthur Owen Vaughan as Owen Rhoscomyl and charts the history of the royal family.
Account of a survey by the Ministry of Works of Hill Hall, Essex, for HM Prison Commission. Holograph survey signed by Olwen Vaughan.
Letters to Olwen Vaughan from the Council for the Preservation of Rural England (1), and Cambs., Hunts. & Isle of Ely Community Council (2) about the possibility of restoring the building, the fear that it would be too great a task and the alternative idea of restoring a cottage on Staughton Moor, Bedfordshire.
Statutory declaration of marriage by Catherine Vaughan to Arthur Owen Vaughan stating that the marriage took place at the Vaal River, c. 21 Dec. 1900. The document is unsigned.
Statement by Arthur Owen Vaughan 'How I married my wife'. He describes meeting his wife while he was serving in the Boer War. As she was a South African, the marriage had to be kept secret. It is likely that this statement was made after doubts were cast on the validity of the marriage.
Sketches (2) of Arthur Owen Vaughan's memorial with inscription, one attached to cardboard. The title on the paper sketch reads 'Old Style Celtic Memorial Cross finely carved in grey cornish granite. Total height 7'0".' .
Script performed at the National Pageant of Wales 1909. Arthur Owen Vaughan co-wrote the introduction and script and was the deputy master and historian of the pageant. Copy.
Reports, letters, sketches and plans of local trackways, &c,
Report, signed and dated October 1969 by Olwen Vaughan on New Moat Church, Pembrokeshire, which held the family vaults of the Scourfield family; also sketches of the South end of the Scourfield monument and three photographs of the Scourfield memorial and the coffins in the vault.
Report on Wool Store, Pencelli, Brecon, signed and dated October 1969,
Report on Prendergast Paper Mill, Haverfordwest, signed and dated October 1969, including two photocopied maps of the area and one photograph.