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Four small notebooks containing the names of the preachers engaged for each Sunday: (a) ?1865-1877; (b) William Williams, Bont, Llanbrynmair, Montgomeryshire. 'Dyddiadur 1874-75-76-77' with the list for 1874 torn out; (c) 1878-1883; (d) 1901-1911. Also memoranda concerning Pennant Chapel, Llanbrynmair. Welsh.

A record of books given to, and lent from, the library of the Llanbrynmair Agricultural School, 1845-1847, together with a list of Sir W[atkin] W[illiams] Wynn [of Wynnstay]'s tenants in Llanbrynmair, a list of [? marriages], 1857-1869, and Annual Returns of Friendly Society No. 50, [Llanbrynmair?]) 1858-1876. English.

Two thin exercise books containing (a) A treatise on Safle Cenedl y Cymry yn mhlith Cenedloedd y Ddaear, 1857, and (b) St Paul's voyage to Rome: a metrical version. At the opposite end, are notes of sermons by the Rev. Owen Thomas, Newtown, the Rev. Thomas Hughes, [ Machynlleth?], etc. Welsh.

Manuscript music book, 1836, of one Lewis Lewis, containing also memoranda of later date.

Essays and addresses on various aspects of the history of Llanbrynmair: biographical sketches of Llanbrynmair preachers, poets and writers ( Lewis Rees, Richard Tibbot, etc.), 'Hanes Llanbrynmair', 1884-1904, 'Hanes Dechreuad a Chynydd yr Ysgol Sabbothol yn y Pennant, Llanbrynmair.' 'Adgofion mebyd yn Llanbrynmair.'. Welsh.

Notes of sermons heard by John Williams, 1872-1878. Welsh.

Shorthand notes of sermons preached at the Machynlleth Association of August 1820, and the Llanidloes Associations of 1819 and 1822. Welsh.

Essays and papers, 1862-1880, of John and Evan Williams, on a variety of subjects. English; Welsh.

'Cyfrif Presenoldeb Plant Ysgol Sabbothol y Trefnyddion Calfinaidd yn Machynlleth', 1876-1877. Welsh.

An account and memorandum book inscribed 'Sarah Williams, June 1885', containing a record of daily and weekly receipts and payments, 1890-1897, relating to the business carried on by Miss S. Williams at Bontdolgadfan, together with short diary jottings - references to the weather, etc. [cf. NLW MS 16763C]. The first few pages, however, relate to bee-keeping entitled 'Diary of work with bees and expenditure and proffit made with them', May-Sept. 1884. Welsh; English.

Poems, occasional verses, etc., including, verses on the death of Hanna Howells;. A ballad entitled 'Cân newydd o waith David Elis Dôlwen'; an elegy upon the death of Eleanor Howell; englynion by R. Jones ('Dyffrynog') of Bont, Llanbrynmair, in memory of William Williams (Gwilym Cyfeiliog); lines by W. Thomas, to Miss Sarah Williams and verses by Cynolwyn of Towyn on her marriage to Mr John Roberts, Pentre Mawr [cf. NLW MS 16760 C], and verses by Cranogwen, 1907, addressed to Miss Myfanwy James, Bont, Llanbrynmair. Welsh.

The Lily or Ladies Annual Pocket Book for 1844 containing various entries. English.

Family correspondence, mainly letters about preaching engagements and letters of sympathy on the death of members of the Williams family of Bontdolgadfan and Machynlleth (as in NLW MS 16787C) and family news and including letters, 1834 and 1846 from George Roberts, Ebensburgh, relating to religious activities in America, and to temperance activities and opposition to slavery, and a letter from G. and Ann Owens describing their voyage out to the United States. Welsh; English.

Diary of Richard Tibbot, 1741-1742, with a collection of hymns at the reverse end. Welsh.

A notebook, 1816-20, kept by William Williams (Gwilym Cyfeiliog), containing notes of a sermon preached by G. Lewis, Llanfyllin, and lists of the texts of sermons heard at Llanbrynmair and at several Bala and Machynlleth Associations, etc. Welsh.

An eighteenth century student's commonplace book, containing notes on theological, scientific and historical subjects, quotations from the classical authors, and abridgments of various works, etc. Typical entries are 'Experiments by Mr Carmichael, which I saw at Glasgow','An abridgment of Tullys Offices'. Inside the cover, in another hand: 'John Morgan his Book Bought of Humphrey Humphreys Carrier at Machynlleth April 21st 1800'. English; Latin; Greek.

Miscellaneous school books (maps, algebra, poetry, knitting instructions, etc.) belonging to Daniel Howell, 1836, Evan Williams, 1863, 1864 and 1867, and Sarah Williams, 1874, 1875 and 1877, all of Bont, Llanbrynmair. English.

Treasurer's balance sheets, 1912-1923, of the annual eisteddfod held at Bontdolgadfan CM Chapel, giving details of prizes, receipts, programmes, etc. Welsh.

A signed agreement, 26 April 1883, with specifications, estimate of cost, etc., between Evan Williams of Cwmyrhun, Llanbrynmair, builder, and Mrs Mary Williams and Mr John Williams of Bont, Llanbrynmair, for the re-erection of a house at Bont, Llanbrynmair, together with various accounts, 1873, 1879. English.

Welsh denominational diaries for 1843, 1852, 1864, 1875 (two), 1880, 1881, 1882, 1886, 1887, 1889, 1891, 1892, 1908, 1915, 1917, 1918 and 1919, containing various entries in English and Welsh such as lists of preachers and preaching engagements, personal memoranda, etc. Welsh; English.