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A copy of Evan Davies (Myvyr Morganwg), Hynafiaeth Aruthrol Trwn, neu Orsedd Beirdd Ynys Brydain a'i Barddas Gyfrin ... (Pontypridd, [1875]). Attached to the upper and lower end-papers are brief notes on Myvyr Morganwg by Henri Gaidoz, a list by Llywarch Reynolds, Merthyr Tudful, of the published works of Myvyr Morganwg and a holograph letter from Reynolds to Gaidoz, 1880, relating largely to the life and writings of Myvyr Morganwg.

A copy of the second volume of Leonid Morgan's work 'Ystradgynlais Parish. Names & Families 1513-1813' covering the years 1713-1813

Transcripts of church records compiled by the donor, recording the burials 1814-1901 for Ystradgynlais Parish including Glyntawe.

Transcripts of church records compiled by the donor, recording the marriages, 1814-1901, for Ystradgynlais Parish including Glyntawe.

Transcripts of church records compiled by the donor, recording the baptisms 1814-1901, for Ystradgynlais Parish including Glyntawe.

Deeds and documents, 1553-1877, relating to properties in the parishes of Llandysilio, Llanfyrnach, Llanbedr Felffre, Lamphey and Mathri, co. Pembroke; Llanfihangel-ar-arth, Carmarthen town and borough, Llan-gain, Abergwili, Llanfihangel Rhos-y-corn, Newchurch, Llanfihangel Abercywyn, Llanybydder, Llanwinio, Tre-lech a'r Betws, Llanboidy, Aber-nant, Llangynnwr, Meidrim, St. Clears, Llandeilo Fawr, Llandybie and St. Ishmael, co. Carmarthen; Bangor [Teifi], Cellan and Caron, co. Cardigan. They include deeds for the Glandewely estate in Llanfihangel-ar-arth, 1553-1769, and the Golden Lion in Lammas Street, Carmarthen, 1771-1877.

Estate records of the Edwards family of Nanhoron, Caernarfonshire, and associated families, including the Vaughan of Bronheulog, Denbighshire, Lloyd of Rhosbeiro, Hirdrefaig, Angelsey, and Jones of Gelliwig, Caernarfonshire, comprising mainly title deeds, 1476-1880, relating to lands in Anglesey, Caernarfonshire, Denbighshire, Flintshire and Merionethshire, and estate correspondence, mainly 1781-1857.

Some sixty letters, [c. 1960]-1971, from Nansi Richards (Telynores Maldwyn, 1888-1979) relating mainly to the triple harp and personal matters, mostly addressed to the writer and broadcaster Joan Rimmer but including seven letters, [c. 1960]-1967, to BBC producer Madeau Stewart and three letters, 1963-1967, to the harpist Mary Rowland.

Estate and family records of the Powell family of Nanteos, previously of Llechwedd-ddyrys, Cardiganshire, mainly 17 cent.-20 cent, comprising mainly deeds, 17 cent.-20 cent., chiefly for properties in Cardiganshire, Breconshire and Montgomeryshire, but also containing deeds relating to Plastirion, Denbighshire, acquired by Maria Powell, wife of William Beauclerc Powell, 1787-1899, and deeds relating to the Herne family of All Hallows, Barking, following the executorship by Mrs Mary Powell of the will of Joseph Herne, 1684-1728; estate and family correspondence, 1664-1946, including correspondence about the Rebecca riots in Cardiganshire and proposals to establish a police force, 1840-1845, the Royal Cardiganshire Militia, public building projects, fishing rights, etc., 1806-1879; household and estate accounts, 1755-1922; inventories and sales of furniture, 1865-1919; game books, 1854-1886; and rentals 1756-1934; letters, deeds, accounts, etc., 1693-1938, relating to industrial ventures, mainly lead mining in north Cardiganshire; manorial records of Llanbadarn Fawr (otherwise Vaynor), 1745-1941, and Caron and Pennardd, 1817-1910, and Berthddu, 1821-1910; legal papers, 1690-1932; and probate records, 1565-1930.

Letters, in English and Welsh, to Ceinwen H. Thomas from Lois Blake, Corwen, 1953-1962, and Walter Dowding, Bryn-mawr, 1953-1954, concerning the Nantgarw folk-dances and the publication of some of them (see Three Nantgarw Dances (Llangollen, 1954); also Ffair Caerffili and other dances from Nantgarw (Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant, n. d.)); together with a carbon copy letter, 1976, from Ceinwen H. Thomas to E. C. Cawte, Leicester, concerning the Mari Lwyd (ff. 51-3) and a letter and press cuttings, 1985, concerning Cardiff Morrismen (ff. 54-6).

Balance sheets and other accounts of Nantlle Railway, 1862-1867; statistics relating to London and North Western Railway, 1894-1899, and to 'All Railways' [in Great Britain], 1825-1855; and particulars relating to Forth Bridge, Scotland.

A typescript copy of a transcription of Volume 11: SMHC Manuscript Collection 101 (Thomas Hughes 1854-1934) - Narrative of Henry Hughes [papers held at Minnesota State University, Mankato].

Papers relating to Nassau Senior, 1764-1945, comprising travel journals, particularly to France and Italy, 1848-1863; lecture notes, 1826-1852; correspondence and papers of the Senior family, 1764-1907; diaries of Nassau Senior and his wife, 1830-1882; correspondence, 1764-1862, including substantial correspondence with Richard Whately, Protestant Archbishop of Dublin; papers relating to the Poor Law in England and Ireland, 1831-1864; papers on economic, social and political matters, 1821-1862; general letters 1764-1910, and papers of the Strachey family, 1911-1946.

Papers, 1790-1914, of, or relating to, Nassau William Senior and his family. They include family correspondence, including transcripts, 1800-1912; correspondence, 1818-1863, of Nassau William Senior with various individuals, including Lord Lansdowne, [?1831]-[c. 1860], and John Murray Forbes, 1855-1863; letters to Senior from Alexis de Tocqueville, Edward Everett and George Sumner, 1842-1863, mainly relating to contemporary political events in France and the United States; papers, 1834-1837, concerning Poor Law legislation, social and religious issues in Ireland and factory regulation in the cotton industry; letters, 1855-1876, to Jane Elizabeth Senior; a journal of Senior's tour in Scotland, Ireland and Wales, [?1819]; and miscellaneous papers, including letters from statesmen and ecclesiastical dignitaries, 1790-1887, collected by Walter Nassau Senior.

A collection consisting of poetry, translations, transcripts, etc. written or collected by Jonathan Reynolds (Nathan Dyfed).

The autobiography of Nathaniel Jones (b. 1772), great-uncle of Thomas Jones, Brynmelyn, Llandderfel (d. 1906), with copies of hymns, notes of a sermon, etc.

Two letters, one written 1848, the other undated but written before 1848, from Nathaniel Jones (b. 1772) to his nephew Thomas Jones, Llandderfel, father of Thomas Jones, Brynmelyn, Llandderfel (d. 1906) and grandfather of R. N. Jones (donor of NLW MSS 6191 and 6192), with copies of hymns.

Papers of the National Assembly for Wales, including Committee Secretariat files. Additional archives, including the records of the Third Assembly, were transferred in March and May 2019. Signed documents commemorating The Silver Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II, the Establishment of the National Assembly for Wales, the opening of the Senedd 1, 2, 3 and 5, and the opening of the Senedd building; May 2024.