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Miscellaneous financial papers, 1854-1929, including bills and receipts, financial correspondence (including a letter from William George, 1902), a share certificate, inland revenue papers, a prospectus, 1910, in the La Fiesta Gold Mining Company and, 1917, in 4% War Loan, and papers, 1920, relating to the purchase by J. H. Davies of Plas Cwmcynfelin, and Old Cwm, in the parish of Llangorwen, Cardiganshire.

Five letters, 6-13 May 1946, in English and Welsh, to R. I. Aaron from D. Brynmor Anthony, D. Emrys Evans, William George, P. M. Jones, a Robert Webber, concerning his A Jubilee Pamphlet: The Central Welsh Board (Llandysul, 1946), together with four newspaper cuttings, May 1946, concerning the Board's 50th anniversary, including reviews of the pamphlet.

The file contains miscellaneous stray letters written by various members of the Lloyd George family, mainly to Frances Stevenson. The file includes letters from William George (14), 1933-1964, Edna Lloyd-George [1930s], Gwilym Lloyd-George (4), 1918-1920 and 1946, Megan Lloyd George [1930s], Owen Lloyd George, 3rd earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor (2), 1964-1969, Richard Lloyd-George, second earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor (2), 1939, and Gladwyn, Lady Goronwy Owen, 1970. These are all stray letters and have no common theme. They include a few references to political developments and events. Some give family news.

Papers of William George, Criccieth, consisting of his personal and family correspondence, diaries and notes, 1881-1960, and papers relating to his publications and public life (including political, legal, religious and Welsh cultural material), 1883-1958, together with diaries, 1881-1915, of Richard Lloyd ('Uncle Lloyd'), and a considerable amount of correspondence and other papers relating to members of the George family, the Lloyd family and the Lloyd George family, 1766-1981. Of particular interest is a very substantial group of papers of David Lloyd George, including: correspondence with William George, mostly 1886-1918; diaries, 1878-1892; letters from prominent politicians, 1879-1913; other letters, including many to family members, 1883-1928; letters from his secretaries, 1906-1963; and working drafts and notes in preparation for his speeches.

Most of the letters, 1901-1920, are sent on behalf of the family legal practice Lloyd George and George, requesting J. H. Davies's opinion on legal cases and the estates of a number of deceased persons.