Dangos 30 canlyniad

The series comprises personal papers of various members of the family.

The series comprises family letters relating in the main to health matters, family visits, farming, etc., [c.1890]-1918

The series comprises correspondence and estimates concerning family memorials and inscriptions at Talgarth churchyard, and renaming the Lady Chapel to the 'Jones Francis Chapel' and erecting a memorial stone within the said chapel.

The series comprises legal and financial correspondence, mainly with legal firms concerning tax returns, mortgages and investments, 1903-1979.

This series comprises an incomplete run of bank statements, 1959-1977, relating to two accounts held under the name of F. H. E. B. H. H. Llewellyn Jones at the Hereford branch of Barclays Bank. There is no indication as to what these initials represent and they only appear in connection with this bank account.

The series consists of letters received from the Hereford branch of Barclays Bank advising him of deposits made on his account held under the name of F. H. E. B. H. H. Llewellyn Jones.

This series consists of letters relating to his pension, 1960-1970.

The series comprises share prospectus and advertisements for investment opportunities.

The series comprises papers concerning the Church Commission, the Inland Revenue and the Department of Health and Social Security, 1969-1979.

The series comprises miscellaneous receipts from silversmiths, opticians, banks, booksellers, garages, etc.

The series consists of a partially used book noting transactions carried out on a deposit account held at the National Provincial and Union Bank at Hay-on-Wye.

The series comprises papers containing his attempts at writing poetry and prose, together with translations, transcriptions, book lists and information leaflets relating to publications.

The series comprises papers relating to his musical interests including a copy of an apprenticeship, dated 1899, to Dr G. R. Sinclair, organist, and letters and papers relating to the Hereford Choral Society and the Narberth Choral Society.

The series comprises copy books, mathematical exercises and drawing exercises, 1888-1895.

This series comprises letters written to F. E. Llewellyn Jones answering his various enquiries, mostly into aspects of Welsh pedigrees, genealogy and history. There are also a few letters reflecting his interest in botany, conservation, linguistics, philology, the origin of Welsh words and place names, and aspects of the Catholic faith. Correspondents include public record offices, libraries, museums, universities, etc., and many individuals the most notable being Dr Michael Powell Siddons and Dr E. D. Jones, who were personally acquainted with F. E. Llewellyn Jones.

The series comprises notes on a variety of topics including theological matters, antiquities, local history and genealogy. There are also vocabularies, mainly in Welsh, newspaper cuttings, pamphlets and programmes.

This series comprises letters written mostly by friends and acquaintances whilst she was in hospital at Hereford, including many letters written to her by the Rev. F. E. Llewellyn Jones. There are three letters relating to her enquiries into the meaning of Welsh place-names with a notable contribution from Prof. Melville Richards, UCNW Bangor, and two letters connected with the research and publication of her article 'Notes Concerning Gypsies'.

This series contains letters written by Mrs Whitney to the Rev. F. E. Llewellyn Jones. Most were written from hospital at Hereford between 1966 and 1972. Other letters were written during her holidays or recuperative periods at Blackpool, 1962, 1963, Weston-Super-Mare, 1964, 1966, and Aberystwyth, 1965, 1970.

The series comprises letters to the Rev. Jones from various correspondents. The letters relate to his ministry, enquiries regarding the Catholic Church, personal medical matters, letters from family and friends, information about properties for sale (mostly farms), financial investments, etc. There are also five letters in his own hand.

The series comprises personal documents, including an unexecuted deed poll to change his name to Jones Thomas, 1905, a copy of his will, 1921, and a certified copy of his baptism,1929, enclosed in an envelope with a letter from the Church of England Pension Board, 1960.