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Comments and criticisms made by Thomas Edward Ellis (1859-1899) on the original draft of the introduction to Ivor Bowen: The Statutes of Wales (London, 1908).

Llawysgrif, wedi ei baratoi ar gyfer y wasg, o fywgraffiad T. I. Ellis o'i dad, Thomas Edward Ellis, Cofiant: Cyfrol I (1859-1886) (Lerpwl, 1944). = Manuscript, prepared for the press, of T. I. Ellis's biography of his father, Thomas Edward Ellis, Cofiant: Cyfrol I (1859-1886) (Liverpool, 1944).
Ysgrifennwyd y llawysgrif yn bennaf ar ddalennau rhydd o lyfrau ateb arholiadau. Mae cywiriadau, arnodiadau a throednodiadau wedi eu hychwanegu mewn pensil; mae nifer o frawddegau a rhai paragraffau wedi eu dileu, yn arbennig ar ff. 2, 19, 213 a 223, ac mae newidiadau ac ychwanegiadau sylweddol wedi eu darparu ar ddalennau ychwanegol. Mae'r newidiadau yma wedi eu hymgorffori yn y fersiwn cyhoeddedig. = The manuscript is written mostly on loose leaves from exam answer books. Corrections, annotations and footnotes have been added in pencil; several sentences and some whole paragraphs have been deleted, in particular on ff. 2, 19, 213 and 223, with major alterations and additions supplied on additional leaves. These alterations are incorporated in the published version.

Letters, 25 April 1898, from Thomas Edward Ellis, M.P. (1859-1899), to David Jenkins (1848-1915), Professor of Music at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, relating to arrangements in connection with the writer's marriage.

The original manuscripts of addresses and speeches given by Thomas Edward Ellis, M.P. (1859-1899), all of them on subjects relating to Wales.

Official documents, 1903-1937, relating to Annie J. Hughes-Griffiths, including her certificate of marriage to Peter Hughes-Griffiths, 24 October 1916; her will, 1924, with codicil, 1932; and her passport, 1937. Also present is a document relating to the estate of T. E. Ellis, 1903.

Letters, 1927-1969, from the National Library of Wales to Annie Hughes-Griffiths and T. I. Ellis, acknowledging the donation of manuscripts, papers and books.

Correspondence of T. I. Ellis, 1904-1970, comprising letters from his mother, Annie J. Hughes Griffiths, his wife, Mari Ellis, and other correspondents, together with a few letters and copy letters from T. I. Ellis. Some six letters, 1951-1993, are addressed to Mari Ellis.

Papers,1870-1930 (mostly [early 1880s]-1899), of or relating to Thomas Edward Ellis.

Several dozen photographs, mostly [20 cent., first ¼], the subjects including Annie Hughes-Griffiths, T. I. Ellis, Peter Hughes-Griffiths, family members and others.
Some of the photographs have been annotated by Mari Ellis and others.

Newspaper cuttings, 1898, 1924-1937, relating mainly to Annie Hughes-Griffiths activities, together with a few concerning T. I. Ellis.

Miscellaneous papers of Annie Hughes-Griffiths, 1892-1939, consisting mainly of notes and ephemera..

A typescript tribute to Sir John Williams by Annie J. Hughes-Griffiths, [1940], to commemorate the centenary of his birth.

Papers and printed matter, 1903-1929, relating to societies and bodies to which Annie J. Hughes-Griffiths was a member. They comprise annual reports of the Welsh Folk-song Society as well as manuscripts and a notebook entitled 'Folk Songs', 1906-1919; the Liberal Social Council annual report, 1903; and minutes and reports, 1928-1929, relating to the Committee on the Social Welfare of Girls in London.

Three address books, [1898x1942], of Annie J. Ellis (later Hughes-Griffiths), one of which was also used to record various memoranda.

Eight diaries, 1909, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1930, 1937, 1938, 1939, of Annie J. Ellis (later Hughes-Griffiths)

Some four hundred and seventy letters and postcards, 1933-1942 and undated, from Thomas Iorwerth Ellis to his mother, Annie J. Hughes-Griffiths.

Some five hundred and forty letters and postcards, 1919-1927, from Thomas Iorwerth Ellis to his mother, Annie J. Hughes-Griffiths.

Some five hundred and thirty letters and postcards, 1928-1932, from Thomas Iorwerth Ellis to his mother, Annie J. Hughes-Griffiths.

Some four hundred and eighty letters, 1907-1918, from Thomas Iorwerth Ellis to his mother, Annie J. Ellis (later Hughes-Griffiths).