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Residuary account (two copies) of the estate of Elizabeth Thomas, 23 July 1839.

Letters to William Spurrell, a number of which concern phonetics and spelling reform, from Ulick J. Bourke, 1872, nd (8/1-3); William Edmunds, 1853 (8/4); A. J. Ellis, 1874-84 (8/5-10); D. Silvan Evans, 1852-53 (8/11-13); J. Tilly-Hena[?], 'Gwillyan', 1876, with Breton poems (8/ 14-15); R. C. Hope, 1882 (8/16); Evan Jones, 'Ieuan Gwynedd' and his wife Rachel, 1852 (8/17-18); Lady Bulwer Lytton, 1856 (8/19); H. Mac Cormac, 1872 (8/20); Sir James Murray, 1873-85 (8/21-5); D. Nasmith, 1872-3 (8/26-29); George Nicholls, 1848 (8/30); J. E. Nolan, Hon Sec of the Gaelic Union, [1882?], 1883 (8/31-2); George Washington Noon, 1868 (8/33); Sir Isaac Pitman, 1877, 1880 (8/34-5); Thomas Prendergast, 1882 (8/36); Brinley Richards, 1873 (8/37); W. Wilson Rowe, 1875 (8/38-39); A. H. Sayce, 1882 (8/40); G. A. Schrumpf, nd (8/41); W. W. Skeat, [1874?], 1882 (8/42-4); Henry Sweet, 1878-81 (8/45-g); A. C. Tait, [1879] (8/50); Connop Thirlwall, 1850 (8/51), and R. F. Weymouth, 1874 (8/52), together with a draft letter from William Spurrell to the Rev. Morris Williams, 'Nicander', 1868 (8/55).

Notes by William Spurrell on the Rebecca Riots, including an English translation of 'Can Hiraethlon David Davies (Dai'r Cantwr) pan yn garcharor yng Nghaerfyrddin am y terfysg yn amser Becca', 1872.

Journal ('travel notes') of another world tour by F W Turner via Ceylon, Australia, Japan, Canada and the USA, Dec. 1901-Oct. 1902.

Letters, 1873-85, to William Spurrell, mainly concerning the history of the Spurrell family, together with a few draft and copy[?] letters from William Spurrell and some notes on family history.

22 Letters, 1885-1917, from Sir James and Lady Hills-Johnes of Dolaucothi to William and other members of the Spurrell family (for letters from the Spurrells see NLW Schedule of the Dolaucothi Correspondence); three New Year cards from Sir James and his wife; and a letter, two copy letters, a telegram (all 1885) and a fragment of a letter (nd) from William Spurrell to Lady Hills-Johnes.

A letter, 1902, from William Bonville, giving details, which he had had from his father, of Nelson's visit to Carmarthen. This letter is accompanied by a covering note to Edith Spurrell and brief recollections (2ff.) of the Carmarthen of his youth by one David Rees, born in 1791.

Probate of the will (dated 28 July 1834) of Elizabeth Thomas of Lensham, co Durham, spinster [cousin of William Spurrell's maternal grandfather, Thomas Thomas of Frowen, p. Llanboidy, co. Carm.], 9 Feb. 1839.

Copy book containing notes on the history of Carmarthen. The earlier notes are in William Spurrell's hand, the later in a hand which appears to be that of his grandson, H. W. Spurrell.

Papers of Walter Spurrell including his birth certificate his marriage certificate, five letters to his sister Minna, 1872-73 and nd; a letter of thanks from Lord Roberts, 1900, and a notebook containing miscellaneous entries.