- J/7.
- File
- 1846, 1866, 1871,1903.
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Diary for 1866.
Jenkins, Jenkin, 1777-1846.
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Diary for 1866.
Jenkins, Jenkin, 1777-1846.
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Diary, 1870, with entries from March-October, describing his life as an itinerant farm labourer in Victoria, Australia, including work threshing corn with periods of unemployment, poetry and a copy of a letter, 8 September 1870, sent by Joseph Jenkins, 'Travelling Swagman', to a farmer W. Nash, seeking work. The first section of the book contains poems written in Welsh, including 26 stanzas giving advice to his son Tom, a verse he composed after hearing about the death of his son Lewis, [1869], 'At fy merch Mary' and 'Pan yn rhodio ym mysg y llwyni ger llaw Castlemaine ...'.
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Diary for 1915.
Jenkins, Joseph, 1818-1898.
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
John Jones farming account book,
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Farming account book of John Jones, Fro, Llanfihangel Ystrad, 1860-1866, 1904.
Joseph Jenkins Australian notebook,
Part of Trecefel family diaries,
Notebook of Joseph Jenkins, [1869]-1887, containing his poems including 'The Swagman's Complaint', 'Our Age is only a Race for Life', Victoria, 1871; englyn 'Y ddanod' (toothache); two verses which he composed on the request of his daughter Elinor to commemorate his two sons Jenkin and Lewis who died in their twenties; verses to congratulate Caradog and his choir on their success in 1873; a poem in memory of his friend Ioan Mynyw [John Lewis], 1873; a number of poems written by him as a patient in Maryborough Hospital, 1874, and on leaving; and four lines, 1887, written after the death of his daughter Margaret in 1883.