Manuscript of Blind Guides? (1942) in the hand of T. I. Ellis and published under the nom de plume 'Timothy Stone', together with a copy of an agreement, 16 November 1943, between T. I. Ellis and E. Prosser Rhys, Gwasg Aberystwyth, concerning the publication of the work.
Board of Celtic Studies. Correspondence and papers, 1954-61, mainly circulars, some concerning the administration of the Thomas Edward Ellis Memorial Fund.
Booklets and pamphlets relating to the work of the Student Christian Movement
Calling card box, now containing a single calling card, [1930s], of T. I. Ellis, Cynlas, Rhyl.
Burchinshaw family, Llansannan, papers
Papers, 1796-[19 cent., second ½], concerning the Burchinshaw family of Llansannan, Denbighshire, comprising a copy of the will of Margaret Burchinshaw, Voel, Llansannan, dated 17 March 1796 (item 1); two copy letters and a memorandum, 1822, relating to the dispute between Robert Burchinshaw (1786-1855) and his father Thomas Burchinshaw (1755-1846) concerning the felling of timber (see also Burchinshaw family papers 29-33) (items 2-4); a copy of the will of Robert Evans, Nant-y-cwm, Llansannan, dated 22 July 1827 (item 5); two copy letters, 1847, relating to disputes between Robert Burchinshaw and his late father's executors (items 6-7); Robert Burchinshaw's account with Messrs Lloyd Roberts Williams & Jones, 1847-1848 (item 8); a copy of the 'Rental of the late Mr [Robert] Burchinshaw's Estate' for 1855-1857 (item 9); and the account of 'The Beneficiaries under the late Mr Robert Burchinshaw's Will' with John Davies, 1874 (item 10); together with genealogical notes, [19 cent, second ½], in an unidentified hand, concerning the Burchinshaw family (item 11).
Burchinshaw family, of Llansannan
C. Brynner Jones, Aberystwyth; 2 Whitehall Court, London S.W.1,
C. Hartwell Jones, Nutfield Rectory, Redhill,
C. Hilton Young, Ministry of Health, Whitehall,
A box of calling cards of the Rev. William Headley together with two wallets containing further calling cards [?belonging to the Rev. Headley].
Papers, 1892-1926, of the Rev. John Morgan, Rector of Llandudno and Archdeacon of Bangor, as co-executor of the will of the Rev. Canon Robert Williams (1814-1902), Rector of Llanbeulan and Llanfaelog. They comprise a copy of Canon Williams's will, dated 10 September 1892; some six letters, 1892-1895 and undated, from Williams to Morgan containing further directions; and a notebook, an account book and cheque-book of the trustees, 1918-1926.
Williams, Robert, 1814-1902
Captain Ernest Evans, Vaendre House, Cardiff,
Captain Geoffrey Crawshay, Llanfair Court, Abergavenny,
Carbon copies of correspondence, June-October 1917, and some original letters, August-November 1917, relating to Stafford Thomas of Porthmadog who, as a conscientious objector, underwent a sentence of hard labour at Wormwood Scrubs, and was later transferred to Racecourse Camp, Redcar, Yorkshire.
Carbon copies of letters, 1929-66, written by T. I. Ellis,
Thirty-four cards Christmas and birthday cards, [1944]-2006, mostly from prominent individuals, including Clement Davies, Gwynfor Evans, Meredydd Evans and Phyllis Kinney, Gwenallt, R. T. Jenkins, [D.] Tecwyn Lloyd, O. M. Lloyd, Thomas Parry, Cennydd Traherne, Dafydd Wigley and Edward Williamson (Bishop of Swansea and Brecon).
Cardiau Nadolig gan Hugh Evans
Examples of Welsh Christmas cards, 1912-1927, produced by Hugh Evans & Sons, Ltd., Liverpool.
Hugh Evans and Sons (Firm : Liverpool, England)
Cardiganshire County Council election
Papers, 1949, relating to T. I. Ellis's campaign for election to Cardiganshire County Council at a by-election held on 28 May 1949; in the event Ellis polled in last place.