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Letters, including to Edward Lloyd, 1859-1869, letters principally to Edward Lloyd on behalf of Morgan Stuart Williams, 1873, letters to Susanna Morgan (née Bush), 1806-1842, letters to Rosamund Matilda Smith (née Bush), 1806-1867, letters to Thomas Smith, 1805-1855, letters to Josephine Williams (née Herbert, d. 1928), 1865-1909, letters to Maria Jane Williams (1795-1873) and Elizabeth Ann Williams with related papers, 1815-1872, letters to Matilda Susannah Williams (née Smith, later Lloyd, 1818-1873), 1836-1872, letters to Mathilda Susanne Lloyd from Morgan Stuart Williams whilst he was in India, 1871-1872, letters to Morgan Stuart Williams (1846-1909) and related papers, 1839-1901, letters to Rees Williams (1755-1812), 1800-1837, to Rees Williams (1792-1849), 1808-1849, to Rees Williams (1838-1863), 1846-1862, to William Williams (1788-1855), 1811-1853, to Rev. Thomas Williams (1798-1861), 1834-1861, to Ann Williams (née Jenkins, d. 1834), 1800-1811, miscellaneous letters, 1762-1901, and letters to unidentified addressees, 1828-1869. Trefniant: The letters are arranged by addressee, and then into alphabetical order of writer's name, and then chronologically. Maint: 1463 items.

Arranged into estate management records, [c.1558]-1925, manorial records, 1641-[early 20 cent.] (M), title deeds, 1501-1918 (D), legal papers, 1582-1885 (L), probate records, 1536-1832 (P), business records, 1863-1903 (B), records of employees, 1840-1912 (E), and game and fishery records, 1693-1922 (G).

Administrative papers relating to company productions, including Pax and a number of others; together with company business and information papers and miscellaneous papers and items.

Deeds and documents received from Farrer & Co. of Lincolns Inn Fields, London, solicitors, per the British Records Association (parcel 2749) in October 1999 (NLW acc. no. C1999/12). These papers are supplemental to the Ormathwaite Papers, and mainly relate to the marriage settlement, mortgages, bankruptcy, receivership and executorship of Arthur Henry John Walsh (1859-1937), third baron Ormathwaite. The papers were accumulated by partners of Farrer & Co. who acted for Marquis Camden, Ormathwaite’s brother-in-law and main creditor, as well as acting as Ormathwaite’s estate receiver after his bankruptcy, and acting for his executors after his death. Included are papers relating to estates in Radnorshire, the Warfield Park estate (Bracknell, Berkshire), the Ormathwaite Hall estate (Keswick, Cumberland) and various freehold and leasehold properties in London and Middlesex, as well as a very few papers relating to the unsaleable remnants of an Irish estate (Counties Cork and Kerry). For a history of the estate, see the introduction to the schedule to the NLW, Ormathwaite Papers, pp. i-xi.

Six notebooks and unbound material containing sermons and sermon notes, 1863-1910 and undated, largely in Welsh, by John Gomer Lewis ('Gomer'), pastor successively at Maesteg, and Bellvue and Capel Gomer, Swansea, Baptist churches. Some of his earliest sermons are signed at Llwynbedw, Penboyr. Formerly D. Pryse Williams 282-284.

A few notebooks and a mass of unbound material containing unidentified 18th and 19th century sermons, sermon notes etc. in Welsh and English. Some of the sermons were preached in the following places and at the following times: St Ishmaels, 1770-1814, Llanfrynach, 1791, Mydrim, 1795, Cantref, 1797, Pembrey, 1798-1807, Llanelli, 1802-1810, Llangattock, 1803-1819, Cardigan, 1813, Manordeifi, 1818-1819, Capel Colman, 1818-1837, Carmarthen, 1819, Llangoedmore, 1831-1839, Llandygwydd, 1833, Llanllwchaiarn, 1837-1861, and Cenarth, 1839-1845, and Wellington, 1757-1765, Little Hereford, 1774-1776, Ashford Carbonel, 1774-1776, Wallington, 1824, Creaton, 1834-1837, Swinstead, 1837, etc. Some of these sermons were originally preserved with the sermons of Rhys Jones Lloyd, Troedyraur (NLW MS 15872), and the parcel was endorsed by D. Pryse Williams: 'Pregethau'r Parch. Rice Jones Lloyd, Troedyraur, ac hen offeiriaid eraill'. Formerly D. Pryse Williams 305-311.

Arranged into letters to Afan, 1901-1928 (322-370), letters from Afan, 1903-1928 (371-406), miscellaneous letters, mainly relating to Afan and family, 1883-1949 (407-450), and miscellaneous papers, 1883-c.1944 (451-497). All donated by Rev. W. Evans ('Wil Ifan') in 1950 [Group A], unless otherwise stated.

The group comprises correspondence, 1875-1946; diaries, 1880-1945; personalia and material relating to J. Lloyd Williams's memoirs, [1870x1945].

Comprises materials on campaigns and events in which CND Cymru participated and issues in which the movement was interested.

Contains material reflecting the relationship between CND Cymru and other groups and organisations. Included are a large number of publications, leaflets and jouranls issued by these groups.