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Death Certificates (2), the first is that of Arthur Owen Vaughan dated 4 December 1919, and the second is that of his wife, Catherine Vaughan, dated 28 March 1927. Copies.

Covering Letter with the donations [139-50] to the National Library from O.V, 4 Chapel Lane, Morchard Bishop, Devon, dated 30 October 1969, with background information on the reports and a list of the reports sent.

Covering Letter with above donations [128-37] to the National Library from Olwen Vaughan, 4 Chapel Lane, Morchard Bishop, Devon, describing how the locations were come across and noting that further records are to follow.

Papers including letters from Lt.-Col B. C. G. Shore to Olwen Vaughan containing technical information on the restoring of the church, copies of letters from H. Hughes, architect to Olwen Vaughan and Col Shore. Also included are sketches, notes and articles.

Papers of Robert Scourfield Mills (Owen Rhoscomyl, Arthur Owen Vaughan) and Olwen Vaughan, 1880-1977, including: works by Arthur Owen Vaughan, including genealogical notes, [1905], papers and memorabilia of National Pageant of Wales 1909, and Investiture book, 1911; letters and papers of Arthur Owen Vaughan and family, 1880-1927; newspaper articles and manuscripts concerning Arthur Owen Vaughan, 1914-1955; correspondence and papers relating to the Memorial Fund and memorial, 1921-1928; correspondence of Olwen Vaughan with relatives and friends of Arthur Owen Vaughan, 1938-1960; correspondence of Olwen Vaughan concerning the deposit of papers and other items, 1959-1970; surveys and correspondence relating to the preservation and restoration of Cherry Hinton church, Stuntney Old Hall, and Hill Hall, Essex, 1958-1968; surveys and notes on historic places in England and Wales associated with the Scourfield family, 1968-1969; and correspondence, reports and plans relating to ancient trackways in Devon and Glamorgan, 1974-1977.

Additional tranche of letters - April 2015.

Additional donation of papers and printed volumes - June 2021.

An Article by J. Glyn Davies, Professor of Welsh at Liverpool University. - 'Owen Rhoscomyl. Tribute by the man who knew him best'. Typescript.