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Papurau a fu'n eiddo i'r Parch. John Williams a'i deulu, 1824-1895, yn cynnwys ei lyfr lloffion, [19 gan., ail ½], pregethau ac anerchiadau, [c. 1850]-1895, papurau teuluol, [c. 1826]-1879, deunydd yn ymwneud â Chapel y Tabernacl, Aberystwyth, 1850-1878, cofnodion Cyfarfod Athrawon Sir Aberteifi, 1824-1836, a llyfr cyfrifon ar gyfer y sgwner 'Hope', [1850]-1860. = Papers belonging to the Rev. John Williams and his family, 1824-1895, including his scrapbook, [19 cent., second ½], sermons and addresses, [c. 1850]-1895, family papers, [c. 1826]-1879, materials relating to the Tabernacl chapel, Aberystwyth, 1850-1878, records of Cyfarfod Athrawon Sir Aberteifi, 1824-1836, and an account book of the schooner 'Hope', [1850]-1860.

Anerchiadau ar ddirwest gan y Parch. John Williams, Aberystwyth.

Pregethau a rhannau o bregethau gan y Parch. John Williams, Aberystwyth.

Anerchiadau cenhadol, etc, gan gynnwys un ar Ebenezer Morris, gan y Parch. John Williams, Aberystwyth.

Rhestr o aelodau Capel y Tabernacl (M.C.), Aberystwyth, 1850, ynghyd â deunydd cyffelyb, 1850-1878.

An account book, [1850]-1860, of the schooner 'Hope' of Aberystwyth, Cardiganshire, owned by Mary Williams (mother of the Rev. John Williams) and David Jenkins.
The volume contains accounts of cash laid out and received by the shiphusband and statements of account, 1853-1860 (ff. 12 verso-33). A copy of Reynolds' Original Birmingham Almanack for 1851 (1850) has been bound in at the end of the volume (ff. 134-141).

A scrapbook, begun in 1850 by the Rev. John Williams, entitled 'The Museum of Literature', containing press cuttings, [19 cent, second ½], relating mostly to current affairs, politics, notable figures, temperance and Sunday closing, and health and welfare. The majority of the cuttings appear to have been taken from The Illustrated London News.
Cuttings have been pasted in by Williams on pp. 1-215. Further items have been inserted loose in the remainder of the volume, while some 270 cuttings, mainly of more local interest, have been placed in archival envelopes.

Material relating to the Rev. John Williams and family.