Darlithiau Humphrey Bradley Jones ar William Williams, Pantycelyn
Llyfr nodiadau y bardd a'r cerddor Humphrey Bradley Jones ('Garmonydd', 1840-1904) yn ymwneud â William Williams, Pantycelyn (1717-1791), gan gynnwys ei ddarlithiau 'Pant-y-Celyn. Ei Amserau ai Weithiau' a 'Pant-y-celyn fel bardd'. Bu'n traddodi darlithiau ar hyd a lled Cymru ar yr emynydd.
Jones, Humphrey B. (Humphrey Bradley), 1840-1904
An imperfect copy (with portions of other hymn-books bound in) of Williams Williams (Pantycelyn): Aleluia ... (Bristol, 1758) which belonged to Morgan Morgans, Llywel, Brecknockshire, who claimed relationship with William Williams (1717-1791).
A copy of Llewelyn Jones's B.Litt. thesis, 'The influence of the Methodist Revival on Welsh hymnology, with particular reference to the hymns of Wiliam Williams of Pantycelyn' (University of Oxford, 1922)
Jones, Llewelyn
John Williams (ed.): Gwaith Prydyddawl ... William Williams o Bantycelyn ... (copi), gyda nodiadau
A copy of John Williams, ed.: Gwaith Prydyddawl ... William Williams o Bantycelyn ... (Carmarthen, 1811), prepared for a new edition, with numerous manuscript corrections and additions, together with a few translations by John Owen (1788-1867), vicar of Thrussington.
An elegy entitled 'Crwydrad dychymmyg i fyd ysbrydoedd neu fyfyrdodau Nefol, ar farwolaeth y Parch. Lewis Lewis, gweinidog yr Efengyl; yr hwn a ymadawodd a'r byd, Meh. 9, 1764. Gan y Parch. W. Williams [Pantycelyn]', and sermon notes by W[illiam] Morris, St. Davids, 1840, and Hugh Jones ('Cromwell o Went'), Carmarthen.
Cymdeithas Lenyddol y Gerlan, Bethesda,
A minute book of the Literary Society of Gerlan Calvinistic Methodist Church, Gerlan, Bethesda, Caernarvonshire, covering (with some gaps) the period 1906-19. Among the entries are detailed reports of lectures by Principal [Thomas] Rees, Bangor (on 'David Livingstone'), Professor [Sir] John Morris-Jones, Bangor ('Dewi Wyn o Eifion' and 'Pantycelyn'), Thomas Shankland, Bangor ('Morgan John Rhys, y Jacobin Cymreig'), S. Maurice Jones, Caernarvon ('Olion Hen Hanes Cymru', with illustrations, by the recorder, of Caernarvon Castle, Valle Crucis Abbey, the parliament house of Owain Glyndŵr at Dolgellau, Cefn Brith, etc.), J. H. Jones ('Je Aitsh'), Liverpool ('Y Cymro trwy lygad Said'), [Lewis Davies Jones] ('Llew Tegid') ('Trioedd hen a newydd), [Robert] Gwyneddon Davies and Mrs. [Grace] Gwyneddon Davies ('Alawon Gwerin'), T. Gwynn Jones, Aberystwyth ('Pantycelyn'), etc.