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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.

Miscellaneous papers, 1922-36, relating to Mali Evans's student days at Aberystwyth and to musical activities in the town, including a programme, 1923, for a performance of Idwal Jones, Yr Eosiaid, and letters, 1928-34, from Mali Evans's uncle, Jack Edwards, Aberystwyth, together with notes and reminiscences by him on music and musicians in Wales.

Personal memorabilia, 1914-76, including membership cards, speech day and conference programmes; snapshots of friends and family; inscribed copies of W Llewelyn Edwards, Clychau'r Maes ([Bow Street, 1976]); photocopies of entries, 1981, for the National Eisteddfod essay competition, 'Cyfraniad Merched i fywyd y Wladfa', for which Mali Evans donated the prize.

Miscellaneous papers, 1890s-1970s, compiled by Mali Evans, relating to the history of Welsh families in Patagonia, including family trees, photographs, notes by ME, and a copy of A Matthews, Hanes y Wladfa Gymreig yn Patagonia (Aberdare, 1895), presented to ME.

Papers of John Evans (d.c.1949) of Tre-boeth and Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, including an autobiographical essay,[c. 1949], programmes of eisteddfodau and singing festivals with which he was associated, 1891-1949, manuscript music composed by him, 1893-1948, his eisteddfod adjudications,[c. 1912]-1926, and records and papers relating to his music shop, 1913-1941; papers of his -- daughter Mali Evans d. 1991), including papers, some collected, relating to the Welsh colony in Patagonia and the Welsh diaspora, [c. 1895]-1987, and letters from her uncle, Jack Edwards of Aberystwyth, bookseller, musician and Esperanto enthusiast, 1928-1935, and correspondence of Arthur W. Wade-Evans (1875-1964), Welsh historian, and his daughter Mary Phillips to Mali Evans together with printed articles presented by Arthur W. Wade-Evans to Mali Evans. Four additional items from the printers Lowe & Brydone pertaining to 'Môr o gân yw Cymru i gyd', including receipts and a letter, dated 1928 and 1938, from among the papers of John Evans, were received in March 2019.

Manuscript music (sol-fa and old notation), 1893-6 and n.d., composed by John Evans, formerly of Treboeth, co Pemb, the donor's father, mainly for local eisteddfod competitions; together with a letter of appointment of John Evans as an examiner for the Tonic Solfa College, 1891.

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).