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A typescript copy of a genealogical chart headed 'Disgynyddion Teulu Bodgarad, Rhostryfan, Llanwnda, ger Caernarfon', compiled by W. Roberts, [19]28.

Abstracts of deeds, 1771-1866 [of Calvinistic Methodist churches in cos. Caernarvon, Denbigh, and Flint].

An incomplete, draft version of a novel, without title, based upon life in a fictitious North Wales village called Llanbannog in the second half of the nineteenth century. The work features the religious life of the period, more particularly that of the Calvinistic Methodists, and touches upon the occasional clash of interests between Nonconformity and Anglicanism.

A draft copy (typescript with manuscript emendations) of a novel by Lockyer Lewys entitled 'Prim Benbow; Scenes from Rural Life in South Wales about the Middle of the Last Century'.

A fraternal letter from the delegates at the Calvinistic Methodist Association meeting at Llangeitho [co. Cardigan], 28-29 July 1801, to the members of the Welsh C.M. Societies at Wilderness Row and Detford (sic), London, referring to differences which had arisen amongst the members of the London Societies and which had been discussed by the Association. The signatories include John Evans, Bala, Thos. Grey, Robert Roberts, John Elias, John Prytherch, Wm. Lloyd, Nathl. Rowland, D. Griffith, Nevern, W. Jones, Clerk, John Williams, Lledrod, John Hughes, Langeitho, and John Williams, Pantycelyn. Also on the same sheet is a holograph note from the aforementioned J. Hughes (signatory) to David Elis stating that the Association had requested that the letter should be sent to him (Elis) and that he should read the contents to the Societies at Wilderness Row, Deptford, and Borough. The letter is addressed to David Elis, No. 66 Barbican, London.