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Lecture and address notes relating to education and teaching, some delivered at school prize-giving ceremonies; religion; and Welsh nationalism and language. One address, delivered at Bangor, April 1935, relates to his life and work.
Photographs of Joseph Parry (mistakenly identified as Pencerdd Gwalia on the back of the photograph), Edith Wynne and three unidentified individuals; together with the publicity leaflets of Mme. Laura Evans-Williams.
Hymn tunes and English folk songs, apparently collected by G. P. Powell, Llanfihangel-y-Pennant,[c. 1850].
Powell, Griffith P. (Griffith Price), fl. 1840
Anthems and hymn tunes apparently collected by William Owens of Llanarmon, [?1838].
Owens, William, of Tŷ Newydd, Llanarmon
A few hymn tunes and instructions on 'Rules for beating Time'.
Mainly hymn tunes, anthems and choruses by William Owen, Prysgol, J. Ambrose Lloyd and others.
Owen, William, 1813-1893
Transcripts, [1900x1940], by J. Lloyd Williams, from Maurice Edwards's manuscript, dated 1778, held at the Library of the University of Wales, Bangor (Bangor MS 2294).
Edwards, Maurice, fl. 1778
A few psalm and hymn tunes. A brief instruction in the reading of Welsh is also included.
Mainly hymn tunes and anthems. A few songs and popular tunes are also included.
Parry, Joseph, of Morfa Bychan fl. 1850
Hymn tunes collected by Griffith Jones.
A volume of hymn tunes.
A volume of hymn tunes, apparently compiled by Robert Owens, [c. 1829].
Owens, Robert, of Bryncir fl. 1829
A music book, apparently belonging to Robert Roberts, possibly a harpist, containing mainly secular songs. A few anthems are also included.
A volume, comprising mainly harp tunes in various hands, at one time belonging to Mary Richards of Darowen and her father, and probably compiled by them. The last item in the volume is in letter form, dated 14 January [18]60, and addressed to Mary Richards.
Richards family, Darowen
A small volume of English and Welsh airs, with no details relating to provenance.
A volume of mainly hymn tunes apparently compiled by Griffith Pryce Powell.
Powell, Griffith P. (Griffith Price), fl. 1840
Welsh hymn tunes apparently transcribed [mid-19 cent.].
Royal Keyed Bugle Tutor ... Exercises to which are added thirty three popular airs, duets & trios (London, n.d.), followed by miscellaneous tunes and anthems in an unidentified hand.
Letters enclosing copies of songs recorded by Philip Thomas, Neath.
Thomas, Philip, 1857-1938