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Cymdeithas Cymry Ariannin ym Mhrydain, including correspondence, 1973-86 (13/1-12), newsletters and minutes of meetings, 1968-81, and annual reports 1980-3, 1985-6 (14). (See also Papurau Cymdeithas Cymry Ariannin ym Mhrydain).

Entries for literary competitions at the eisteddfod held at Bethel English Baptist Church, Fishguard, 1909 and of which John Evans was secretary.

File of letters, 1957-69, to Mali Evans, mainly from Miss Marion Garnham and AWWE's daughter, Mr Mary Phillips, chiefly relating to AWWE's retirement as vicar of Wrabness, Essex, his death, and the interment of his ashes at Fishguard.

Letters, 1913-14, in English and Welsh, to John Evans from Daniel Lewis Jones ('Cynalaw', 1841-1916), Briton Ferry and Cardigan, music publisher (8/1-12); included with the letters are advertisements, printed samples of music, accounts for music purchased by John Evans for sale in his music shop, manuscript scores and odd copies of Trysorfa'r Adroddwr, vols xx, lii, (1893-1900).

Letters, 1921-88, in English and Welsh, to Mali Evans. The correspondents include Sir E Vincent Evans (30/4); Idwal Jones, Lampeter (30/24); W Llewelyn Edwards, Bow Street (30/86: includes photocopy of music score composed by the writer); W J Gravell, Mynydd-y-garreg (30/87: includes holograph music score). Item 30/84 includes reminiscences of life on Bardsey Island and comments on Brenda Chamberlain's life there.

Letters, 1925-49, in English and Welsh, to John Evans from various correspondents, relating mainly to musical and family matters. The correspondents include J Hancock-Davies (29/2); W Cynon Evans (29/13-15); Sir Richard Terry (29/4).

Letters, 1928-35, to Mali Evans from her uncle, Jack Edwards, Aberystwyth, bookseller, musician and Esperanto enthusiast, often enclosing programmes of concerts held at Aberystwyth. Also included are newspaper cuttings on musical topics, and a photograph, 1926, of Jack Edwards (8/40). (See also Annual Report 1941-42, p 21, and NLW MSS 14741-96).

Letters, 1929-41, to John Evans, relating to his music shop at Fishguard, from various correspondents including D J Snell, Swansea, 1941 (9/3).