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Dyddiadur; neu, Gydymaith i'r Almanac, 1829 (two copies), 1830, and Coflyfr, neu Gydymaith i'r Almanac, 1833, with manuscript entries by Sarah Ann Elliss, sister of Elizabeth Elliss.

Dyddiadur; neu, Gydymaith i'r Almanac, 1827, 1828, [The Wreath, or Ladies Complete Pocket Book] 1831, Coflyfr, neu Gydymaith i'r Almanac, 1833, and Rees' Improved Diary and Almanack, 1843, 1845, 1846, with manuscript entries by Elizabeth Elliss.

The Daily Journal, or, Gentleman's, Merchant's, and Tradesman's Complete Annual Accompt-Book ..., 1824, 1825, 1826, Marshall's Commercial Pocket Book, 1827, New Commercial Pocket Book [1833], and Rees' Improved Diary and Almanack, 1839, with manuscript entries by [John Elliss, an uncle of Elizabeth Elliss, of Sarah Ann Elliss, and of Avarina Elliss,] of Nant-y-mwyn, Llanfair-ar-y-bryn, co. Carmarthen, and afterwards of Aberystwyth. Many of the earlier entries, in the form of memoranda and accounts, relate to the production of ore by the writer at [Rhandir-mwyn Lead Works].

The Wreath, or Ladies Complete Pocket Book, 1839, with manuscript entries by Avarina Elliss, sister of Elizabeth Elliss and of Sarah Ann Elliss.

Entries of births, etc., 1786-1863, of members of the family of Elliss at Lamberhurst, Brenchley, and Rolvenden, co. Kent, and at Llanfihangel y Croyddyn, Llanafan, and Llanilar, co. Cardigan, recorded on the dorse of the title-page of John Brown: The Most Superb Folio and Self Interpreting Bible ... (Bungay, Suffolk, 1812).

Papers, [1812x1863], of or relating to the Elliss family and including memoranda of births within the Elliss family in the counties of Kent and Cardiganshire; diaries of members of the Elliss family; and correspondence and accounts relating to Rhandir-mwyn Lead Works, Llandovery, which were partly owned by the Elliss family.

Twenty-six holograph letters, 1820?-1833, addressed to Messrs. Elliss, Pugh, & Co., Rhandirmwyn Mines, Llandovery (also at Hendremain, Llandoveery, and at Wenalet [parish of Llanafan] near Aberystwyth). All the letters relate to the purchase of lead ore from the recipients, and the writers include Wm. Dutton, Bagillt, Holywell, Messrs. Parkes, Ashton, & Co., Liverpool, T. H. & H. Riddle, Bristol, Christopher George, Bristol, and Jno. Hooson, Bagillt Lead Works.

An account book of an ore-weigher, 1823-1826, recording weights taken periodically [at Rhandir-mwyn Lead Works].

Medical and other recipes compiled by John Elliss, Skinner Street, Aberystwyth, during the period 1840-1857.

An incomplete address on 'Tomen Dolbenmaen'. The address is written partly on the dorse of printed circulars issued by J. G. Williams, Land Agency and Mine Broker's Office, Glo'ster Hall (near Aberystwith), Bow Street.