National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

(QQ4/1). An agreement, 26 May 1917, between Jenkyn Jones and West & Co., Music Publishers, London, relating to Moonbeams Waltz'. (QQ4/2). Receipts of copyright payments from Jenkyn Jones to G. Hubi-Newcombe for the words of songs entitled My sweet wild rose' (2 August 1916), 'Our summer of love' (2 August 1916), 'Since you are mine' (13 August 1916), 'You whispered, then I knew' (16 March 1917), T would remember' (16 March 1917) and When earth's at rest' (17 October 1917). (QQ4/3). A British Museum receipt for a copyright copy of Jenkyn Jones, All ye who weep (Pembroke, [1917]), together with related material.

Essays,

QQ3.
Series
1935.

Part of Daniel Jones Archive,

'Music is the greatest of the arts',

QQ3.
File
1935, March 8.

Part of Daniel Jones Archive,

Ink draft, dated 8 March 1935, of an essay by Jenkyn Jones to be sent to Ivor Owen.

Letter relating to the performance of an anthem,

QQ2/9.
File
1917.

Part of Daniel Jones Archive,

A letter, 20 December 1917, from Herbert E. Ryle, London, to Lady Philipps, relating to a performance of Jenkyn Jones's anthem, 'All ye who weep' at Westminster Abbey, 21 December 1917.

Letter relating to a carol,

QQ2/8.
File
1935.

Part of Daniel Jones Archive,

A letter, 24 November 1935, from Jim ? Barlow, Swansea, to Jenkyn Jones, relating to the carol, 'Lead on, O Star'.

Letter to Ivor Owen,

QQ2/7.
File
c. 1933.

Part of Daniel Jones Archive,

Part of a letter, c. 1933, from Jenkyn Jones to Ivor Owen, Swansea, together with an ink draft of a few notes by 'Hwn a hwn' on the broadcast from New Siloh Congregational Church, Landore, 5 February 1933, and fragments of an essay on music by Jenkyn Jones.

Postcard relating to a performance by Daniel Jones,