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Notebooks containing sermons and sermon notes by D. Pryse Williams, dating from 1903. Some notebooks contain additional material, such as notes of addresses to churches, notes on 'Jac Glan y Gors' and 'Gwynionydd', etc. The majority of the sermons are in Welsh.

Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 5.

Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 6.

Notebooks and unbound material containing lectures, addresses and class essays by D. Pryse Williams, and largely in his hand, on 'Christian Experience of the Holy Spirit', 'Yr Ail-ddyfodiad', 'Llwyddiant y Gwaith Cenhadol', 'Y Tlawd yn rhai o'r Gwledydd Tramor ac hefyd yr Hen Deyrnasoedd', 'Yr Eglwys: Gwasanaeth ei Haelod Unigol', 'Ychydig o Hanes Ysgrifennu'r Beibl', 'The Boundless Gospel', 'Crist a'r Cartref', 'The Characteristics of the Welsh People', 'Joseph Harris ('Gomer')', 'Yr Athro Syr Henry Jones', 'Jac Glan-y-Gors', 'Gwilym Gwent', 'John Emlyn Jones, MA, LlD', 'Ioan Emlyn', 'Dick Sheppard', 'Dr John Clifford', 'Isaac Watts', 'Rawlins White, Caerdydd', 'Y Parch. Daniel Jones, Agra', 'Neges Timothy Richard i ni Weinidogion', 'Y Cenhadwr Doctor Griffith John, China', 'Apostol Indiaid Gogledd America', 'Cronfa'r Ad-drefnu (1946)', 'Newcastle Emlyn during the Civil War', 'Nodweddion Barddoniaeth Glannau Ceri', 'Edmund Spenser and the Faery Quean', etc. There are also addresses on temperance (e.g. 'Araeth Fer. Draddodwyd gennyf yng Nhyfarfod Dirwestol Salem, Hydref 23ydd 1907') and on the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children; addresses at funerals and on the ordination of deacons and the admission of new members, the ordination of his brother-in-law the Rev. Haydn Morgan, a native of Treherbert, at Hengoed Baptist Church [1932], and the re-opening of Philadelphia Baptist Church, Swansea [ 1947]; and class essays on 'Samson Agonistes', 'With what bard I would like to spend an hour', 'One of the characters in Paradise Lost. The Devil', and 'The Character of Ezra'.

Drafts of an essay by D. Pryse Williams on the Baptist cause at Fron Ddeiniol, p. Penbryn, co. Card., together with material collected during its compilation, including a cutting of an article (7 Feb. 1902) on 'Y Fron Ddeiniol a'i Amserau' by Evan Evans, Penbank, Sarnau. Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 12.

Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 17.

Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 19.

An arithmetic and penmanship exercise book of D. Pryse Williams, 1897, subsequently used by him to record the biographies of eminent natives of the parish of Llangeler, and to preserve press cuttings relating to the death of Charles Ashton, Dinas Mawddwy, Oct. 1899. Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 20.

A draft biography of David Henry Davies, vicar of Cenarth, compiled by D. Pryse Williams, with emendations and additions by D. H. Davies himself and another. Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 22.

Eisteddfod essay, 'Chwedl: Deio Moel y Mwnt' in the hand of D. Pryse Williams, submitted to a chair eisteddfod at Cardigan, 4 Aug. 1909. Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 24.

A vol. which originally contained household and 'New Building' accounts, 1861-1862, and was subsequently used by D. Pryse Williams to record a variety of notes of Teifi-side interest, including a list of biographies; memorial inscriptions (Troedyraur, Glynarthen, Blaenporth); 'Old rocuments re the Llwydiaid and Selbies'; extracts from David James' book in the possession of James James, Llain, Ponthirwen; 'The Rebecca riots in Cardigan' (communicated by D. H. Davies, Cenarth, to the Cardigan & Tivy-side Advertiser, 5 July 1901); poetry by D. Pryse Williams, E. Jones, Blaenannerch, Thomas Jones ('Twm Josiah'), Walter Jones, Penrallthebog, Dr Morgan, Dolgoch, etc.; records of longevity ('Cofnodion Hirhoedliad'); 'Rhestr o enwau lleoedd ym Mhlwyf Penbryn (wedi eu gosod ar gân gan Owen M. Owen, Plas, Glynarthen ... 1897)'; extracts from Betws Ifan parish records; 'Yr hen Boweniaid Troed yr Aur' (from notes by Evan Davies, Pen-y- graig); extracts from printed sources, etc. Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 27.

A notebook which originally contained 'Rules to be observed in a drapers shop', and which was afterwards used by D. Pryse Williams and another to record notes on the cantref of Emlyn. Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 28.

Transcripts by D. Pryse Williams, largely from Yr Haul, of memorial verses by, and poetry relating to, Benjamin Williams ( 'Gwynionydd'). Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 29.

A vol. originally used as a class-book containing notes (Latin, physiology, etc.) either written or delivered by T. A. Williams. It was subsequently used by D. Pryse Williams to include an account of the Temple of Diana at Ephesus, poetry by Ifan Thomas Rees, Llanarth, Rees Jones ('Amnon'), D. Pryse Williams, etc., 'Welsh tit-bits', by T. C. Evans ('Cadrawd'), 1897, etc. Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 35.

A vol. and unbound papers containing transcripts by D. Pryse Williams of printed and other songs: 'Dwy gan newydd: i, Am wroldeb yr hen Frytaniaid, ii, Am lwyddiant yr Efengyl' (1797); 'Can o glod i'r arglwydd am ein holl fuddugoliaethau, ar for, ac ar dir' (1799); 'Marwnad i'r diweddar Abel Thomas, o Gastell Newydd' (1799); 'Can o ddiolchgarwch i dduw, am ei waredigaethau o ddwylaw ein gelynion' (1799); 'Can o ganmoliaeth i Volunteers y tair sir, sef, sir Benfro, sir Aberteifi, a sir Gaerfyrddin' (1799); Dafydd Evan Morgan, o Dreleach, 'Can o glod i Foluntiers Glan Teifi, a'u hofficers' (1800); Ifan Lews. 'Coffadwriaeth hiraethlon am Dafydd, Ifan, ac Eliz. Sion ... o Bant-y-rhedynen ym mhlwyf Llandyssul ...' (1794); John Jones, Glynarthen, 'Marwnad, er coffadwriaeth am Abraham Davies o Cwrt-y-gamil ...', 1829; David Davies, 'Marwnad, er coffadwriaeth am y Parch. John Bowen, gweinidog yr efengyl yn Saron ac Hermon, Swydd Caerfyrddin ...' [1830]; Maurice Evans, vicer Llangeler, 'Marwnad Mrs Lloyd o'r Bronwydd ...', 1830; Samuel Jones, Bryngwyn, 'Can newydd o ffarwel i hen wlad ei enedigaeth'; etc. Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 39.

A vol. in the hand of D. Pryse Williams containing biographical notes and anecdotes concerning 'Dafydd Jones y Baledwr' ('Deio Dywyll'), 'Dafy Bensha'r Teiliwr', 'Wil Shoni Goch', 'Dai Shôn Dafy, y gwegrydd o'r Bettws Ifan', 'Tomas Trefwtial', 'Thomas Jones, Rhiwshn', 'Seiri Llongau', 'Dafydd Thomas, Tan yr Allt', 'Y Meddyg Evan James, Cwmbarre', 'Cadwaladr Owen yn Salem', 'Shôn Wernddu', and 'Shoni Shintwr'; notes on 'Priodasau ceffylau'; transcripts of 'Hen emynau'; and poetry by Dafydd Jones of Pant-teg, Brithdir, shoemaker, Thomas Owen, Penln, Cwmgoednerth, Owen Dafydd Siôn, John Evans, Llwynffortun, Ebenezer Morris, and Benjamin Williams ('Gwynionydd'). Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 40.

A vol. in the hand of D. Pryse Williams containing sayings by, and anecdotes concerning, John Lewis, Pentrestyll, 1919-1920, and Nicholas Jones, Abram Evans, and others, Treherbert; together with extracts from J. Rufus Williams ('Rufus'): Ystradiana , 1886. Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 49.

A vol. in the hand of D. Pryse Williams containing material towards a biography of the Rev. W. Cynon Evans, G. & L. (1857-1943), Blaenycwm Baptist Church, largely in the form of answers to the writer's questionnaire; extracts from R. Otto (trans. J. W. Harvey): The Idea of the Holy ... (1925); and notes on proceedings (undated) of the Council [of Rhondda Baptist Churches]. Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 50.

A vol. in the hand of D. Pryse Williams containing records of the family of Davies of Cwmseibran, Treherbert, including probate of the will of William Davies, 1855, and of his daughter Catherine Richards, wife of the Rev. James Richards, Baptist minister, Pontypridd, 1867, and entries of births and marriages (1805-1889) largely taken from family bibles. Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 54.

A vol. in the hand of D. Pryse Williams containing extracts of upper Rhondda Valley interest from Seren Cymru, 1866-1892, and The Rhondda Leader, 1900; a list of children at Libanus Baptist Church, Treherbert, who had been enrolled members of 'Urdd y Seren Fore'; and notes on the history (1879-1918) of Seion Baptist Church, Penrhiwfer, together with an appreciation of Silas Morgan (d. 1950), Penrhiwfer, from an article [by W. D. Howell, Penygraig] in Seren Cymru, 9 March 1951. The vol. was originally intended as a register of members of Libanus, Treherbert, in the armed forces, 1939. Formerly D. Pryse Williams MS 56.