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Copies of transcripts of monumental inscriptions recorded at United Reformed Church, Tredomen, Llanfilo, co Brec.

Copies of personal Christmas cards of Daniel Protheroe, 1912, 1917, 1919, 1920, 1924-1926, 1931, 1933, containing carols composed by him (cf. Daniel Protheroe and Rhys Morgan Papers MS 13) and of 'Robin', a children's song by the same composer.

Photocopies of the typescript of two lectures on 'Llandrindod Wells in the eighties' [ie, 1880s] given, 1927-1930, by D. C. Davies, town clerk of Llandrindod, 1891-1935.

Copies of a letter, 1876, from Lady Llanover relating to the opening of the Abercarn Board School on 27 Nov. 1876, of notes by Daniel Edwards, Rhyswg Fawr, Mynyddislwyn, of his address at the opening of the school, and of an explanatory note, 1942, by Harri Edwards, son of Daniel Edwards.

Photocopies of a brief history of the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church, Williamstown, Victoria, c.1865-1896, with related material; of a list of moderators of the Welsh CM Connexion of Victoria, 1863-1983; and of a published account, 1984, of Maldon, Victoria, Welsh Congregational church. A booklet of memorial tributes to Benjamin Elystan-Price (1880-1949), Sydney. A photocopy of 'The opening of the Williamstown Welsh Church 1886' compiled by A. B. Owen in 1994, comprising extracts from the Williamstown Chronicle & Advertiser relating to the Welsh CM church, Williamstown, Victoria, Australia.

A photocopy of 'Llyfr Maurice Edwards' (Bangor MS. 2294), a manuscript collection of folk tunes, 1778.

Professor Hugh Rees, Aberystwyth. Two secretary's account books, 1912-1932, of the Rose of Glanmorlais Lodge (Loyal Order of Alfreds Friendly Society) at Llangennech, co. Carm. (NLW MSS 22167D-8B). Also a photocopy of the letter book, 1913-1932, of Thomas Rees, containing copy correspondence relating to his trade as builder and his work as secretary of the Rose of Glanmorlais Lodge.

Photocopy of a typescript by Gwilym Owen, Caernarfon, of the reminiscences of Hugh Williams (1850-1945), Penlôn, Trefor, written in 1924, containing details relating to the history of the village of Trefor, with additional notes by Mr Owen.

Photocopy of Catherine Anwyl, Gainsborough, Lincs's typescript history of the Anwyl family, containing special reference to her uncles John Bodfan Anwyl and Edward Anwyl. See also NLW ex 486 and NLW Facs 622.

Photocopies of a selection of pages from a composite volume of the works of John Ceiriog Hughes (Books I-IV) which once belonged to the author, bearing annotations and revisions in his hand.

Photocopy of the pedigree of the Lloyds of Clochfaen and of the Lloyds of Plas Madog, compiled by J. Y. W. Lloyd. The original pedigree is now NLW MS 24066F.

A copy of the typescript of Dr Emyr Wyn Jones of Abergele's study 'Diocesan discord, St Asaph 1779-1786: a family affair' relating to the prosecution of William Davies Shipley, dean of St Asaph.

Miss Beatrice Pierce, Newport, Gwent. Photocopy of Beatrice Pierce of Newport's transcript of a biographical account of her great-uncle, Robert Griffith Pierce (1857-19[--]), who emigrated to North America in 1883 and became one of the organisers of the Carbon Slate Company, Slatington, Pennsylvania, USA.

Photocopy of a typescript transcript of the monumental inscriptions at Hermon churchyard, Llan-non, Llanelli.

Photocopy of Meri Price, Pontyberem's transcript of the register of admissions of Llan-non, Llanelli, National School, 1853-1869, and of miscellaneous memoranda, 1906-1909, relating to Hermon Baptist chapel, Llan-non, Llanelli. See also NLW Facs 652-3.

Photocopy of a notebook containing a list of members of Seilo Welsh Wesleyan Methodist chapel, Tre-garth, 1908, annotated with brief notes by the minister, Rev. Richard Morgan (B).

A photocopy of a transcript of the journal of Josiah Goodall, describing a tour through Wales in Aug. 1848.

Photocopies of three journals of Rev. Henry Morgan (1855-1934), which include recollections of the parish of Cil-y-cwm, co. Carm., where he was born; accounts of the parishes of Eglwysilan, co. Glam., where he was vicar, 1891-1903, and Newport, co. Mon., where he was rector of Holy Trinity Church, 1903-1934; accounts of holidays spent in various parts of England and Wales and abroad, 1884-1933, including a trip to Egypt and Palestine; verses in Welsh and English and two addresses in Welsh, 1918, on the parish of Eglwysilan and the vale of Tywi. English, Welsh.

Black-and-white photographs of details of Llyfr Aneirin (Cardiff Central Library MS 2.81), taken by NLW staff when the manuscript was disbound prior to rebinding at the Library in 1986 and the preparation of a facsimile. The photographs record evidence of the earlier makeup of the book, including tackets, remains of thread, stab holes and stubs. Related notes compiled by Mr Daniel Huws, Keeper of Manuscripts are now NLW ex 2119. See Daniel Huws, Llyfr Aneirin: a facsimile / ffacsimile (Cardiff & Aberystwyth 1989), especially pp. 7-11, 23-30, 37-40.

Photocopy of an account of the history of Penrhiw Unitarian chapel, Dre-fach Felindre, up to 1887, written by John Evans, Newcastle Emlyn. Mae'r llawysgrif wreiddiol bellach yn LlGC (Llsg. LlGC 22686A). Ail-adeiladwyd y capel yn Amgueddfa Werin Cymru, Sain Ffagan, ym 1956. Welsh.