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Miscellaneous letters, the details of which are given in the ensuing list. Most of the letters written during the period Dec. 1938-March 1939 relate to the campaign in Swansea in connection with the National Petition for the legal recognition of the Welsh Language in Wales. 'Hesgin' was the Secretary of the Swansea District Committee and besides some additional loose papers there is a minute-book of Committee Meetings, 1938-39. There are also some papers relating to Adran Gorllewin Morgannwg of Undeb Cymru Fydd, 1943-44, when 'Hesgin' was Honorary Secretary.

Ffugenw: Didymus. Llyfr I-Llyfr VIII.

It also contains cuttings of the short story 'Tourmalet' by 'Mab y Mynydd' (D. P. Williams), which was published in the Western Mail after being rejected at the Cardiff National Eisteddfod because the author had not produced "proof of the genuineness and originality of his production". The last pages are a continuation of 3 above.

Two small volumes of press cuttings, one only partly filled, the other containing a good deal of Welsh and English verse.

Two scrap-books of more recent date, one of which contains copies of poems by various authors in addition to miscellaneous press-cuttings.

Papers of Thomas Owen ('Hesgin'), 1904-1956, comprising letters received, and copies of letters written by him to various newspapers and individuals, 1940-1956; literary compositions, including essays and short stories, submitted by him for competition at various eisteddfodau, including the National Eisteddfod of Wales; two volumes of autobiographical essays and reminiscences; nine volumes of press cuttings, mainly of articles by 'Hesgin' which appeared in newspapers and other publications, 1904-1956; scrapbooks and notebooks; and a minute book and other material relating to the Swansea district committee formed in connection with the National Petition for the Legal Recognition of the Welsh Language in Wales, 1938-1939.

A file of correspondence, 1936-49, relating to the Dictionary of the Welsh Language now in course of publication under the auspices of the Board of Celtic Studies. During this period 'Hesgin' was a reader for the Dictionary.

Letters from Morris-Rowlands:. Morris, Glyn. Ministry of Labour and National Service, Wales Office, Dominions House, Queens Street, Cardiff. Oct. 1949-July 1952. (2) and two undated. Morris, Percy. 53 Robert Street, Manselton, Swansea. 17 Feb. 1939. (1). Morris, R. Hopkin. Broadcasting House, 38-40 Park Place, Cardiff. Dec. 1938-Oct. 1943. (2). Morris, Walter, Director of Publicity. National Savings Committee, Sanctuary Buildings, 20 Great Smith Street, Westminster, SW1. 14 Dec. 1944. (1). Nail, N. H. Board of Trade, Neville House, Page Street, London, SW1. 26 Aug. 1947. (1) and acknowledgement. Nicholas, T. E. Glasynys, Aberystwyth. 11 March 1950. (1). Nicholas, W. O. Sunny Bank, Dunvant, Swansea. 21 Jan. 1946. (1). Nicolson, Harold. Ministry of Information, Malet Street, London, WC1. 11 July 1941. (1). Owen, Geraint Dyfnallt. The British Broadcasting Corporation, Broadcasting House, 32 Alexandra Road, Swansea. 4 Jan. 1939. (1). Owen, Owen R., Ysg. Eisteddfod Calan Dwyran. Ty Cerrig, Dwyran, Llanfair P.G. 11 Jan. 1951. (1). Parry, J. Eddie. Llanelly. 13 Oct. 1936. (1). Peate, Iorwerth C. Castell Sain Ffagan, Caerdydd. 1 July 1948. (1). Peel, (Lieut-Commander) J. H. B. Oxford. Aug. Sept. 1947. (2) and one from John Rowland, Thinker's Digest Editorial Department. Peatrie, [Sir] Charles. The New English Review, 15 Bedford Street, London, WC2. 26 Sept. 1947. (1). Pickles, Wilfred. -----------. 24 Feb. 1951. (1). Powell, D. H. I. Editor. South Wales Evening Post, Swansea. Aug. 1943-March 1955. (2). Powis, B., Secretary. South Wales Typographical Sick Society, 76 Monthermer Rd, Cardiff. 22 Sept. 1948. (1). Preece, A. O. Swansea Labour Association, Sketty Ward Council. 11 Jan. 1947. (1). Pugh, Nansi. 382 Wadsworth Avenue, New York, 33, New York. 13 May 1950. (1). Ratcliffe, Alexander. British Protestant League, 6 Dundas Place, Glasgow, C1. 29 May 1946. (1). Rees, J. Brydwen, Treboeth, Swansea. Jan.-Feb. 1939. (2). Rees, S. A. and E. E. Plâs Newydd, Maeshyfryd Rd, Treboeth, Swansea. 14 Jan. 1939. (1). Rhys, E. Prosser. Aberystwyth. Feb. 1942-Sept. 1943. (2) and one telegram. Richards, D. W. Cardiff Employment Exchange. Jan.-Nov. 1946. (3). Richards, David Mayor. The Guildhall, Swansea. Jan.-Feb. 1939. (2). Richardson, W. R., Editor. Reynolds News, Pioneer House, Wicklow Street, London, WC1. Nov. 1944-July 1947. (3). Robert, D. J. 166 Danygraig Rd, [Swansea]. 17 July 1939. (1). Roberts, Eirian. Bodalaw, Llandderfel. May 1948-May 1952. (2). Roberts, Evan. Bodalaw, Llandderfel. July 1947-July 1956. (122) and five undated. Roberts, Goronwy. Pantybarcud, Llandderfel. 21 Jan. 1953. (1). Roberts, John Jones. Penrhiw, Ffestiniog. 6 June 1956. (1). Roberts, Kate. Swyddfa'r Faner, Dinbych. Dec. 1950-May 1956. (4). Roberts, Mary Silyn. 22 College Road, Bangor. 30 Dec. 1952. (1). [Roberts, Robert], 'Bob Tair Felin'. Tair Felin, Bala. 13 Aug. 1948. (1). [Roberts, Mr & Mrs R.]. Creigiau Isaf, Llanfor, Bala. 13 Oct. 1954. (1). Roberts, W. H. Swyddfa Plaid Cymru, 8 Queen Street, Caerdydd. June 1954. (2). Rogers, (Y Parch.) R. S. 95 Sketty Road, Abertawe. 15 Nov. 1949. (1). [Rowlands, R. J.] 'Meuryn'. [Maes-y-gaer, Caernarfon]. 8 Oct. 1954. (1).

Ffugenw: Llanfor. Llyfr I-Llyfr III.

Book I - Parliamentary Representation, etc. Book II - Temperance, Chinese Labour, Tariff Reform. It also contains Hesgin's contributions to Y Darian, 1918-20, as 'Oe', and a few of his contributions to Y Brython, etc., 1911-25). Book III - Miscellaneous.

Letters from Edwards-Jenkins:. Edwards, C. A. University College of Swansea, Singleton Park, Swansea. 3 Jan. 1939. (1). Edwards, [Sir] Ifan ab Owen. [Aberystwyth]. Oct. 1949-Oct. 1952. (2). Edwards, Owen (Transport and General Workers' Union). Arvonia Buildings, High Street, Bangor. Dec. 1944-Feb. 1945. (2). Ellis, T. I. 4 Laura Place and 13 Great Darkgate Street, Aberystwyth. Dec. 1942-Dec. 1944. (4) and one circular. E[vans], Evan William. Chicago. Oct. 1948-July 1952. (3). Evans, Idris. Y Cyfnod, Bala. Oct. 1948-Aug. 1954. (6). Evans, L[incoln] Assistant General Secretary. The Iron and Steel Trades Confederation, Swinton House, 324 Gray's Inn Road, London, WC1. 12 June 1945. (1). [?Evans], Trev[or R.]. 19 St Helens Road, Gabalfa, Cardiff. 29 Feb. 1956. (1) and one undated. Evans, W. & J. Ellis. 72 Gwyther Street, Pembroke Dock. 19 May 1951. (1). Field, Anthony, Letters Editor. Daily Herald Editorial Office. [Jan.] 1955-Sept. (1) and one acknowledgement. Fletcher, Ray. 103 Cowbridge Road, Cardiff. June 1954-Sept. 1955. (4). Foot, Michael. House of Commons. Dec. 1945-July 1953. (2). Forsythe, Irene, for Secretary. Ministry of Home Affairs, Stormont, Belfast. 9 Dec. 1953. (1). Fox, [Sir] Cyril. Amgueddfa Genedlaethol Cymru, Caerdydd. 28 July 1948. (1) Acknowledgement. Francis, E. B. on behalf of the Soroptimist Club of Swansea. 2 Heathfield, Swansea. Jan. 1939. (2). George, Megan Lloyd. The Office of the Rt Hon. D. Lloyd George, Immp, Thames House, Milbank, London, SW1. 6 Jan. 1939. (1). George, Wm. Garthcelyn, Criccieth. Jan.-March 1939. (2). Grenfell, D. R. -------. [1939 And Jan. 1945] (2). Griffith, R. E. Swyddfa'r Urdd, Aberystwyth. 21 Oct. 1953. (1). Griffiths, D. R. 'Amanwy'. 3 Church Street, Amanford. Sept. 1952-Oct. (2). Griffiths, J. Gwyn. 1 Eaton Crescent, Abertawe. July-Sept. 1949. (3). Griffiths, Jn. 26 Tanycoed, Burry Port. 25 Feb. 1945. (1). Griffiths, John. Myfarian, 5 Duke Street, Rhos, Wrexham. March 1948-May (2). Griffiths, T. Elwyn. 1 St Michael's Place, Aberystwyth, afterwards Leeds and Dolgelley. June 1948-Oct. 1955. (21). Griffiths, W. Foyle's Welsh Company Ltd, London. 30 Dec. 1942. (1). Hall, P. E. Assistant Editor. Daily Herald. 27 Sept. 1949. (1). Harwin, S. A. 138 Heol Penfilia, Brynhyfryd, Abertawe. Jan. 1939. (2). [Havard], W., Bishop of St Asaph. The Palace, St Asaph. 13 March 1944. (1). Hilton, John. 24 De Freville Avenue, Cambridge. 11 Oct. 1941. (1) and one undated. Hopcyn, Sal. 6 Trewyddfa Terrace, Plasmarl, Abertawe. 30 Jan. 1939. (1). Hughes, D. R. Y Bwthyn, Min-y-don, Hen Golwyn. 23 April 1946. (1). Hughes, Ernest. 7 Llythriad Avenue, Swansea. 7 Jan. 1939. (1). Hughes, H. W. Heulfryn, Fron Goch, Bala. Dec. [1953]-Sept. 1954. (1) and one undated. Hughes, John. McGill University, Montreal. 4 Sept. 1949. (1). Hughes, Moelwyn. House of Commons. 11 Feb. 1944. (1). Iremcnger, (Rev.) F. A., Director of Religion. The British Broadcasting Corporation, Broadcasting House, London, W1. 9 Dec. 1938. (1). Jacobs, Dick. Khayyam, Mansel Drive, Murton, Bishopston. Nov.-Dec. 1947. (4). Jameson, Lorraine, Children's Hour Organiser (Wales). Broadcasting House, 38-40 Park Place, Cardiff. 17 Jan. 1947. (1). Jenkins, Dafydd, Ysgrifennydd. Y Ddeiseb Genedlaethol, Swyddfa'r Ddeiseb, Aberystwyth. Dec. 1938-Oct. 1939. (12) and enclosures. Jenkins, R. T. Bangor. June 1953. (2).

Letters from John-Morgan:. John, Llewelyn. Dynevor Secondary School, Swansea. Jan.-Feb. 1939. (2). [Jones, A. E.], 'Cynan. Penmaen, Porthaethwy. 14 Sept. 1950. (1). Jones, Geo. D. The Cambrian News, Aberystwyth. 4 June 1952. (1). Jones, Gwilym R. Dinbych. July 1949-March 1954. (3). Jones, Gwynfor. South Wales Divisional Food Office, 50-2 Cathedral Road, Cardiff. 20 March 1946. (1) and acknowledgement. Jones, (Y Parch.) Iorwerth. Pan-teg, Ystalyfera. May 1949-April 1953. (21). Jones, J. E. Y Las-ynys, Porth Amlwch, Sir Fôn. Feb. 1952-Nov. 1955. (3). Jones, J. E. Swyddfa Plaid Cymru, 8 Queen Street, Caerdydd. 29 July 1954. (1). Jones, J. Walter. Ynysllynlladd, Cadoxton, Neath. 27 Jan. 1944. (1). Jones, J. W. Minffordd, Oakeley Square, Blaenau Ffestiniog. July-Sept. 1945. (3). Jones, Phoebe. Llys Alun, Penisarwaen, Deiniolen. Feb. 1955-May 1956. (6). Jones, R. Ogwyn. 67C Belsize Park Gardens, Hampstead, NW3. 26 Nov. 1950. (1). Jones, (Y Parch.) S. B. [Peniel, Caerfyrddin]. 1 July 1954. Jones, Stanley. The Manse, Victoria Road, Waunarlwydd, Swansea. 5 July 1939. (1). Jones, T. Gwynn. Hafan, Bow Street. 25 Nov. 1942. (1). Jones, Tom Trefnydd Undeb Cymru Fydd. 3 Penybont, Pencader. 8 July 1944. (1) and enclosure. Kendall, R. J. 124 Poplar Avenue, Edgbaston, Birmingham, 17. Nov. 1955-Sept. 1956. (5) and two undated. Kerr, Constance, Secretary. The Rationalist Press Association, 5 & 6 Johnson's Court, Fleet Street, London, EC4. April 1943-June 1952. (5) and one from J. W. H. Brown, Education Officer. Leakey, C. Swansea Chamber of Commerce, Swansea. Jan. 1939. (2). Leatherland, Charles. Daily Herald Editorial Office. Aug. 1945-Aug. 1955. (5). Levi, T. A. Arfon, Aberystwyth. Jan.-March 1939. (3). Lewis Emlyn. 7 Heathfield Street, Swansea. 16 Feb. 1939. (1). Lewis, Henry. University College of Swansea, Singleton Park, Swansea. 16 Feb. 1939. (1). Lewis, J. 'Glanynys'. C/o Lewis & Francis, Market Square, Aberdare. Undated. (2). Lewis, J. D., a'i Feibion, Cyf. Gomerian Press, Llandyssul. 16 Nov. 1950. (1). Lewis, (Mrs) Mary. Llandyssul. Jan. 1939-June 1944. (2). Lewis, Saunders. Hen Dy Abermad, Llanfarian, Aberystwyth. 27 Dec. 1938. (1). Lloyd, J. H. 'Peryddon'. Rhianfa, Bala. Undated. (1). Lloyd, (Y Parch) O. M., Golygydd, Y Llanw. [Cilfwnwr, Mynydd Bach]. May 1949. (2). Lucas, Rowland, Publicity Officer, Wales. The British Broadcasting Corporation, Broadcasting House 38-40 Park Place, Cardiff. 29 Nov. 1955. (1). Marshall, T. McL. for Director, Secretariat. The British Broadcasting Corporation, Broadcasting House, London, W1. 23 June 1944. (1). Martin, (Major) J. H. S. The War Office, London, SW1. July 1954. (2). Matheson, (Miss) E. 13 Glanmor Park Road, Swansea. Undated. (1). McCall, Colin, General Secretary. National Secular Society. 12 June 1956. (1) Circular. McLean, J. Chas. National Council of Music, University Registry, Cathays Park, Cardiff. 21 Nov. 1942. (1). Millar, R. Editorial Department of Tribune, 222 The Strand, WC2. Feb.-May 1956. (3). Miller, Alec K. Hon. Sec. Swansea and West Wales Caledonian Society. 49A Bryn Road, Swansea. 2 Jan. 1939. (1). Miller, H. 2/V Wardens' Post, Ty Coch, Sketty, Swansea. 21 July 1945. (1). Mitchell, Lord Provost [Thomas]. Town House, Aberdeen. 16 Nov. 1942. (1). Morgan, D. Eirwyn. Rhosgerdd, Bancffosfelen, Llanelli. Aug. 1954-Nov. 1955. (8). Morgan, E. S. Emlyn Cottage, Birchgrove, Abertawe. May -Aug. ?1939. (2). [Morgan], John Bishop of Swansea and Brecon. Ely Tower, Brecon. 16 Feb. 1939. (1). Morgan, John. Annedd Wen, Corwen. Feb. 1953-Aug. 1955. (4). Morgan, Magdalen. The Training College, Swansea. 28 Feb. 1939. (1).

Minute book, 9 December 1938-5 May 1939, of the Swansea and District branch of National Petition for the legal recognition of the Welsh Language in Wales. 'Hesgin' was the Secretary of the Swansea District Committee.