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Treasurer's and Secretary's Cash Book. British & Foreign Bible Society [Borth, Cardiganshire]. The entries are in the hand of Rev. Joseph Llewelyn.

Pastoral call extended by the Congregational churches at Bow Street and Borth to W. J. Williams, and his letter accepting the call.

'English & Welsh Congregational Church, Borth, July 1869' - a list of amounts collected and payments made [to 1875], followed by balance sheets, 1877-88, and a list of contributions towards clearing the debt remaining on the chapel, audited 13 Dec. 1898.

Correspondence relating to overtures made by Bow Street and Borth Congregational churches to form a joint pastorate with Bethel Congregational church, Tal-y-bont.

Correspondence etc., in connection with the pastoral call extended to Delville Lewis Evans by Bow Street and Borth Congregational churches, and relating also to the ordination meetings.

Records relating to the Congregational churches at Borth, Bow Street and Clarach, Cardiganshire, mainly financial records, including balance sheets, 1877-1888; register of members and their monthly contributions, 1892-1909; correspondence relating to trustees,1880-1966; and histories of the Congregational cause in Borth, [n. d.] and 1967. Further records were received in December 2009 and April 2011. These remain uncatalogued.

An account by Mr R. P. Llewelyn of the Congregational cause in Borth, 1806-1967, with an early photograph of the chapel. (The negative of the photograph is among the items listed below under No. 15). Other items include a copy of The Cambrian News and Welsh Farmers' Gazette, 15 June 1888, and an extract from The Cambrian News, 20 Oct. 1967, giving an account of the centenary meetings, 4 Oct. 1967.

1894-1902 (Clarach a'r Borth), 1903 (Clarach, Bow Street, a'r Borth), 1904, 1906-9, 1912-14, 1920-9, 1931-2, 1934, 1936-43, 1945-66 (Bow Street a'r Borth).

A register of members and their monthly contributions [towards the ministry], 1892-1909.

A record kept by the Rev. Joseph Llewelyn (d. 1932), minister of Clarach, Borth and Bow Street Congregational churches, 1887-1928, of his ministerial duties, including a copy of his pastoral call to Clarach and Borth, 1887, a list of persons received into Holy Communion, 1888-1923, marriages, 1890-99, christenings, 1887-1928, and funerals at which he officiated, 1887-1902. At the end of the volume is a list headed 'Enwau y lleoedd y bum yn pregethu ynddynt; A'r testynau y pregethais arnynt tu allan i gylch fy ngweinidogaeth - Clarach a'r Borth', followed by 'The list of Texts from which I have preached during my ministry at Clarach'. Loose in the volume is an account of the [Congregational] cause at Cilcennin [Part I], 'Hanes yr Achos yn Nghilcenin'.

A minute-book of Undeb Dirwestol Gogledd Ceredigion. The Rev. J. Llewelyn was the general secretary. Loose in the volume is a programme of the Temperance Festival held in Aberystwyth, 10-11 June 1902.

A. 1870, Jan. 1: Conveyance of a piece of land on Morfa Borth in p. Llanfihangel Genau'r-glyn, co. Card., and also the liberty to make and maintain a carriage way, together with the chapel and buildings lately built on the said piece of land, in trust as within mentioned; b. The negative of an early photograph of the Congregational chapel at Borth, Cardiganshire (mentioned in no. 3); c. Fire Insurance Policy of the trustees of the Congregational Chapel, Borth, Cardiganshire, with the Northern Assurance Company, 27 April 1898; d. A list of the trustees named in 15 a.; e. A list of trustees of the Congregational Chapel [Borth, Cardiganshire]; f. A list of trustees elected 14 Oct. 1931. Torn; g. Letter, 19 July 1937, from Rev. W. J. Williams, Llandre, to Mr Edwards, Solicitor, D. Emrys Williams, Aberystwyth, requesting an appointment concerning the documents of the Welsh Congregational Chapel, Borth (re new trustees); h. Copy of an authorization, 1 March 1964, concerning cheques drawn upon accounts (National Provincial Bank, Ltd) in the name of the Borth Cardiganshire Welsh Congregational Chapel; i. Letter, 28 June 1964, from Rev. Irvon I. Jones, Tal-y-bont, to the members of the Congregational church at Borth informing them of his decision to resign from the pastorate.