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Notebook, entitled 'In the Goods of John J. James, Esq., Deceased'; including £200 to Cornelia Ludovica Imens, 'a stranger in ...,

Notebook, entitled 'In the Goods of John J. James, Esq., Deceased'; including £200 to Cornelia Ludovica Imens, 'a stranger in Blood'; and £500 to Catherine Jane James, spinster, daughter of deceased, together with one-third of the residue of £2207 14s 8d; notes the three sisters of the deceased and gives full accounts of his trading activities.

The Evans family,

Papers relating to the children of the Rev. T. H. Evans and Mrs H. F. Evans: Margaretta E. 'Gretta' Evans, (1848-1946); Catherine J. 'Katie' Evans, (1860-1918); Walter Bowen Evans (1862-1923), a distinguished chemist and a member of the Governing Body of the Church of Wales, who married Florence Mary Jeffreys (c.1866-1929) of Castle House, Trecastle; Maria S. 'Minnie' Evans (1863-c.1949); Francis Howel Evans (1867-1931); and Nellie (Mrs Rootham, fl. 1894-1904). (For details of all these family members, see Trans. Rads. Soc., vol. 73 (2003), pp. 181-189). Arranged into the papers of Walter (1294-1298), Francis (1299-1308), Gretta (1309-1338), Catherine (1339-1342), Minnie (1343-1345), and Nellie (1346-1347).

Letter from W. B. Evans, Denver, Colorado, to his sister, Miss M. E. Evans, then of Hernosand, Sweden. He refers ...,

Letter from W. B. Evans, Denver, Colorado, to his sister, Miss M. E. Evans, then of Hernosand, Sweden. He refers to his becoming a naturalized citizen of the USA and to insults to the recipient from the Ryding family, and encloses a long account of a train journey across the United States. (For fuller details of this letter, see: Trans. Rads Soc., vol. 73 (2003), pp. 181-182).

Letters from Walter (Castle House, Trecastle, Brecs.) to his brother Horatio regarding family affairs, but also mentioning the newly-disestablished Church ...,

Letters from Walter (Castle House, Trecastle, Brecs.) to his brother Horatio regarding family affairs, but also mentioning the newly-disestablished Church in Wales. Says that in Llywel 'I have had to do all the work of calling the meetings, compiling the Electoral Roll of the Parish, etc., and generally making all the arrangements to "carry on" under the new Constitution'. Mentions that collections in Llywel Church had raised roughly £100 for the Welsh Church Fund, whilst he, David, Brychan and Florrie (his Jeffreys cousins), had each given £100.

Francis Howel Evans (1867-1931),

Francis Howel Evans was a writer of short stories and crime fiction under the names Frank Howel Evans and Howel Evans, and apparently also novelettes under the nom-de-plume Atherley Daunt.

Bundle of papers, concerning SWW's nephew, Francis Howel Evans, including a letter to SWW from Francis's elder brother, Horatio J ...,

Bundle of papers, concerning SWW's nephew, Francis Howel Evans, including a letter to SWW from Francis's elder brother, Horatio J. Evans, referring to Frank's financial problems; and letters to SWW from Frank himself, and telling of Walter as 'only wasting time and losing any connection he may have had out in Denver'.

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