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Typescript drafts of a paper entitled 'Further thoughts on the mechdeyrn ddylyed', given by J.S. at a Welsh Law Seminar at the Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies, September 1987; with related notes and correspondence, including letters, 1978-83, from Rachel Bromwich, Wendy Davies, Léon Fleuriot, Michael Jones and Oliver Padel.

Typescript draft of a review of C.J. Arnold and J.W. Huggett's report 'Mathrafal, Powys : A Reassessment', in The Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies, vol. XXXIII (1986), 436-51, with related notes and correspondence, 1988.

Typescript copies, mainly drafts, of a paper by J.S. on 'Townships' given at an afternoon school on 'Place-names and Local Administration', held at Gregynog, October 1992; with related papers, including letters from Chris Arnold.

Two typescript drafts of an article by J.S. entitled 'Bullocks with Horns as Long as Their Ears', The Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies, vol. XXIX, pt IV (May 1982), 691-708, with related notes and papers.

Two typescript drafts of a review of Richard Colyer, Roads and Trackways of Wales (Ashbourne, 1984), with draft letters by J.S., 1985.

The Cartulary of Redon, with a 'working copy' of J.S.'s translation of Noel-Yves Tonnerre, The Diocese of Vannes in the Ninth Century According to the Cartulary of Redon, and correspondence, 1980-8, including letters from R. Geraint Gruffydd and J.E. Caerwyn Williams.

Roads and turnpike trusts, mostly in Montgomeryshire, including indexes to turnpikes and photocopies of parliamentary acts, together with notes on milestones, and drafts of a 'Provisional Gazetteer of Milestones between Aberystwyth and Machynlleth', 1995.

Photocopies of the minutes of the Society's Annual General Meeting, January 1993 (118); a draft letter by J.S., September 1993, to the editor of The Cambrian News, regarding the 'Bathing Water Quality' notices on Aberystwyth promenade (119); a newspaper cutting from the Cambrian News, 7 October 1994, concerning Aberystwyth Town Centre Consultative Forum (120); and a copy of a letter, November 1994, from J.S. to Dr R.F. Walker, Chairman of the Society, concerning J.S.'s resignation as Chairman of the Society's Planning Sub-Committee (121).

Photocopies of surveys of the manor of Cyfeiliog, c. 1573 and early 16th cent. [Powis Castle Deeds and Documents 16561-2], with related notes by J.S.

Papers, mostly planning applications, concerning the development of Aberystwyth harbour (112) and the Station Yard (113-14), an application to demolish Capel Seilo (115), and the proposed extension of the town's conservation area, 1993-4 (116); together with papers relating to the Council for British Archaeology, 1990-4, including agenda and minutes of its meetings, copies of the Council's Newsletter, 1991-2, and letters from Ray Caple, Historic Buildings Secretary, CBA, and Richard Morris, Director, CBA; and correspondence, 1991, with CADW concerning listed buildings in Aberystwyth (117).

Papers, 1991-5, relating to the Society's Annual Name Studies Conferences, including programmes, minutes and correspondence, with copies of the society's constitution and newsletter.

Papers, 1979-93, mostly relating to planning matters/applications and conservation area and listed structures in the Machynlleth area, including letters from Alex Carlile, MP, and Esme Kirby, Chairman, Snowdonia National Park Society (96-9); correspondence, 1979-89, including letters from Delwyn Williams, MP (100); copies of the Society's Newsletter, 1980-93 (101-2); balance sheets (103); and manuscript and typescript notes by J.S. (104).

Papers relating to the revised edition of Cyfreithiau Hywel Dda yn ôl Llawysgrif Coleg yr Iesu LVII, ed. Melville Richards (Cardiff, 1990); 'Consbectws Argraffiadau and Indexes' by J.S. and Dafydd Jenkins, including draft copies of 'Consbectws Argraffiadau and indexes' ('word lists'); draft typescript notes on Welsh law, 1986-90, and draft letters by J.S.

Papers pertaining to various conferences and seminars, 1983-95, including Welsh Law Seminars held at the Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies (82) and the Centre's Forums (83, 85 and 95), and conferences and day schools on place-names (87-9, 91 and 94).