- PP4.
- Series
- 1930-1934.
Papers connected to his position as magistrate at the Caernarfon Quarter Sessions.
Great Britain. Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace (Caernarvonshire)
Papers connected to his position as magistrate at the Caernarfon Quarter Sessions.
Great Britain. Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace (Caernarvonshire)
Caernarfonshire Quarter Sessions,
Balance sheets and receipts relating to fundraising for presentations to the former Chair and former Deputy Chair of the Caernarfonshire Quarter Sessions, for which Jonathan Davies was treasurer.
Magistrates inspection of licensed houses,
Letters, notebook and reports by Jonathan Davies, and Owen J. Owens, 1933, on the licensed houses in the Eifionydd division of Caernarfonshire.
Papers relating to Jonathan Davies's period as a prominent member of the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church in Caernarfonshire. Of particular interest are the groups of papers relating to the campaign against Sunday opening, 1889-1890 and letters and papers relating to the Welsh Ministers' Fund appeal in support of the Welsh undenominational church at Cape Town, South Africa.
Details of returns of leases and trustees of churches in the Eifionydd Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church of Wales.
'Anerchiad ymadawol y Llywydd yng Nghymdeithasfa Y Tabernacl, Môn', 9 April 1924, and list of venues for meetings for the next twenty years, 1925-1944.
Report of the Royal Commission on the operation of the Sunday Closing (Wales) Act,
Report of the Royal Commission on the operation of the Sunday Closing (Wales) Act, 1881, with papers relating thereto, 1889-90, including copies of letters from Jonathan Davies to the secretary of the commission, and printed forms of petition issued by Cymdeithas Ddirwestol Meirion and Cymanfa Ddirwestol Gwynedd, the latter under the name of D. R. Daniel, Fourcrosses.
Address by Jonathan Davies on 'Y cyfarfod ysgolion - ei amcan a'r modd i'w gynnal', 1894. Includes additional comment by Jonathan Davies, 17 October 1901.
Brynmelyn Methodist Chapel, Tremadog,
Lists of donations and accounts relating to the rebuilding of Brynmelyn CM Chapel, near Tremadog, together with some sketch plans, and two versions of statement of accounts, 1901-1902, inserted.
Capel Brynmelyn (Tremadog, Wales)
Hanes Methodistiaith o'i dechreuad hyd y flwyddyn 1774,
History of the Methodists, from its beginning to 1774, based on the work of the Rev. John Hughes, Liverpool (1827-1893). Includes a timeline of events relating to Methodism in Wales to 1774.
Newspaper cutting of a brief report of the opening of the annual meeting of the Baptist Union of Wales in Cardiff.
Welsh Church, Cape Town, South Africa,
Letters, mostly to Jonathan Davies, relating to the Welsh Ministers Fund appeal organised in Wales by the Methodists General Assembly, in support of the Welsh undenominational church at Cape Town with Jonathan Davies as treasurer and H. T. Jacob, Peniel, as secretary. Includes balance sheets, receipts and receipt book, 1904-1909, accounts, circulars and copy of Rhaglen Cymanfa Ganu Gymreig Cape Town a'r Cylchoedd, 1904.
Notes of a meeting of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Wales, Llanelli, 11-13 June 1909.
Association of the Presbyterian Church of Wales,
Address presented by the [North Wales] Association of the Presbyterian Church of Wales to Jonathan Davies on his retirement as Secretary to the Sustentation Fund ('Y Drysorfa Gynorthwyol').
Independent Order of Good Templars,
Minutes of the first meeting of the Merioneth District of the Independent Order of Good Templars ('Dosbarth Deml Sir Feirionnydd').
Independent Order of Good Templars. Merioneth District Lodge
Witty poem, written to Mr Davies [Jonathan Davies] suggesting that he should remember to return the 'Llyfr 'r Eisteddfod' when he has finished reading it. The piece is signed Morthwyl ap Einion.
National Registration card of Jonathan Davies, and card authorising him to call upon men eligible for enlistment.
Plans and elevations, with costs for the proposed garage at Bryn-Eirian, Porthmadog, home of Jonathan Davies.