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The file holds a single letter in which the correspondent regrets that he will miss O. M. Edwards's address at Corwen and arranges to meet him.

The file contains letters discussing the writer's progress as a student, his early poems submitted for publication, the progress of his career as a teacher at Beaumaris School and as a lecturer in the Department of Welsh, and they congratulate O. M. Edwards on his appointment as Chief Inspector of Schools in Wales in 1907.

The file comprises letters in which Sir John Morris-Jones discusses his career and activities, the contents of Welsh journals and literary matters (notably the contents of the journals edited by O. M. Edwards), his research work and publications. There are also numerous references to the University of Wales and to higher education and to academic matters more generally.

The file contains letters, 1887 and 1913, in which the writer thanks O. M. Edwards for his support and discusses his plans and his ambitions, notably in relation to his future career.

The file comprises letters in which W. Llewelyn Williams discusses his researches and historical writings, his prospective applications for posts, his editorial and journalistic work, and his political ambitions. There are many references to columns in newspapers and to articles in journals, some of them edited by O. M. Edwards. Several letters refer to the vacancies in the parliamentary representation of Merionethshire following the premature death of Thomas Edward Ellis MP in April 1899 and the subsequent decision of O. M. Edwards to retire in 1900.

The file contains a group of personal letters, 1887-1899, which give mainly domestic and family news. There are also some references to O. M. Edwards's activities and pursuits.

The file contains letters, 1891-1918, mainly personal and amicable. Evans discusses his own activities and those of O. M. Edwards. There are numerous references to Evans's researches and writings, and some to political life. There is also some discussion of Edwards's writing and editorial work, with some family and domestic news.

The file contains letters, 1891-1907, with an amalgam of personal news and references to writing and publishing work. There are frequent references to the contents of the journals edited by O. M. Edwards.

The file contains personal, mainly literary, letters, many of which refer to publications, articles in journals, the correction of proofs etc. There is also some family, domestic and local news.

The file contains very brief notes dealing with financial matters.

This series comprises letters, 1886-1920, from a large number of poets and ministers of religion, many of them prominent in Welsh public life. Many of the letters relate to the submission of articles and poems for publication in Cymru, Cymru'r Plant and other journals edited by O. M. Edwards. They abound with references to Welsh cultural, literary and publishing matters. There is also a single file of items of poetry (AG5/4) submitted to Edwards for consideration for publication.

The file comprises personal letters which relate to the preparation, writing and publication of articles, the taking of photographs, the checking of proofs and printing. There is also some domestic and family news.

The file also contains letters bearing some family, domestic and personal news. The file includes letters from Bishop A. G. Edwards, 1890, Canon D. Silvan Evans, 1899, E. Herber Evans (3), 1891-1892, Sir E. Vincent Evans, 1886, Thomas Gee, 1897, Richard Griffith ('Carneddog'), 1902, J. Gwili Jenkins ('Gwili'), (2), 1902-1903, John T. Job (7), 1892-1903, W. Goscombe John (16), 1895-1903, Sir Henry Jones, Glasgow, 1893, T. Gwynn Jones, 1901, H. Elvet Lewis ('Elfed') (3), 1891-1900, Lewis William Lewis ('Llew Llwyfo'), 1893, Eluned Morgan, 1895, H. Isambard Owen, 1899, Owen Griffith Owen ('Alafon') (4), 1899-1902, Evan Rees ('Dyfed'), 1896, R. D. Rowland ('Anthropos') (3), 1901-1903, Sir Daniel Lleufer Thomas, 1901, Edward Thomas ('Cochfarf') (9), 1899-1903, and Eifion Wyn (2), 1894-1897.

The file includes letters from Eluned Morgan, mostly written from Buenos Aires, which are of particular significance. They are revealing in relation to Eluned Morgan and give important information about the Welsh settlements in South America. The file also contains letters from J. Gwili Jenkins ('Gwili'), (3), undated, Sir Henry Jones, Glasgow (2), undated, H. Elvet Lewis ('Elfed') (6), undated, Eluned Morgan (52), 1895-1914, Owen Griffith Owen ('Alafon') (fragment), undated, and Winnie Parry, 1895.

The file comprises miscellaneous poems presumably submitted to O. M. Edwards for publication in Cymru or in one of the other journals edited by him.

The series comprises letters and messages of congratulation to O. M. Edwards following his receipt of a knighthood on 1 January 1916.