Dangos 1029 canlyniad

A box of calling cards of the Rev. William Headley together with two wallets containing further calling cards [?belonging to the Rev. Headley].

Letters, cards and telegrams, 1950-1980, to Mari Ellis and T. I. Ellis on the births of their children and grandchildren.

Photograph album of Mari Headley containing family photographs, [1930s]-[?1940s].

Newspaper cuttings, 1948-2002, relating mostly to Mari Ellis or to the Headley family.

Four miscellaneous letters, 1860-1938, collected by Mari Ellis, comprising a letter, 17 April 1860, from [Thomas James] (Llallawg), Netherthong, [Huddersfield], to [Joseph Hughes] Carn Ingli, inquiring as to the whereabouts of a pamphlet once in the possession of Thomas Richards (1785-1855) and Richard Richards (1780-1860); a letter, 24 April 1880, from D. W. Morgan, a student at St David's College, Lampeter, to his examiner (unnamed); a letter, 23 April 1938, from Meriel Howard Stepney, Cilmaenllwyd, Llanelly, to Dame Margaret [?Lloyd George]; and an incomplete letter (beginning missing) from J. J. Roberts to an unknown recipient, [n.d.].
Also included is an envelope, postmark 21 April 1863, addressed to Mrs D. Lewis, Post Office, Carmarthen, sent from Edinburgh.

A letter, 1994, from Maldwyn Hughes, Cefn Dinas, Bangor, to Mari Ellis, his [?second] cousin on her mother's side, concerning their shared ancestry in Bethesda, Gwynedd, together with copies of printed publications and photographs relating to the history of Bethesda.

Eleven letters, [?1842]-[?1853], from Sarah Matthews of Rudgwick, Sussex [?and formerly of Dolgellau], to her friend Mary Richards (ff. 3-8, 11-29), together with one letter, 10 November 1846, to Mary from Sarah's sister Martha [Redaway] (ff. 9-10), and one letter from Sarah Matthews to Jane Richards, [1820x1837] (ff. 1-2).
Sarah addresses Mary as 'My dear Daughter' and 'Pall Bach Anwyl'.

Some forty-six letters, 1957, 1969-1990, from Chris E. Thomas of Halifax, Nova Scotia, to his cousin Mari Ellis, together with six letters from Miriam [Thomas], Chris's mother and Mari's aunt, 1949-1960.
Also included is a photocopy of 'The Autobiography of C. E. Thomas' in typescript, dated 1972; as well as his memories of Plas Fronfraith, in English, as well as a partial translation into Welsh by Mari Ellis, both typescript.