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A notebook, 1740-1794, kept by Thomas Morgan. Among the contents, some of which are recorded in Y Cofiadur, I, pp. 10-14, are 'An account of wt. I received Since i went to School to ye Revd. Mr. Saml. Jones of Pentwyn which was Sept. 2d 1741', and other, later, financial memoranda; 'My fellow Students when under Mr. Saml. Tho.'s Tuition at Carmarthen in ye Year 1743'; hymns in English and Welsh; 'An account of Some deceased Ministers of ye Gospel ...'; 'A Sermon Pread. by Mr. Sam Jones Chappel Sion Febr. 14, 1741'; 'A Catalogue of ye Books wch I bought since I came to Pentwyn, wch. was Sept. 2. 1741', with additions for other years; a list of 'Letters & Short Essays of mine publish'd in ye Gent. Magaz.'; details relating to the 'Lectures' at Morley; 'Ordinations which I have been at &c.'; 'My Fellow Students at ye Academy in Carmarthen under ye Tuition of Mr. Evan Davies & Mr. Saml. Tho: ...'; 'Some Acct. of my Fellow Students &c.'; 'Ephemeris, Morley', being diary entries, meditations, etc.; 'An account of ye verses yt I Preached upon, with ye Month ... & ye places ... Beginning ... 1741 & ye year of my age 1741 [sic]; memoranda; etc.

Letters to Thomas Morgan from Noah Jones, Cradley, 1750, S. Morgan [?[Thomas's] wife], Laugharne, 1754, members of 'the Christian Church and Auditory of Protestant Disenters of the Calvinistical Perswasion meeting together for Gospel Worship at Delph within Saddleworth in Yorkshire', 21 September 1759 (with a draft of [Thomas Morgan's] reply), Samuel Morton Savage, Hoxton, 1768, M[ichael] Maurice, Pudsey, 1773, Samuel Price, Park, near Cardiff, 1773, [Thomas's] son, Thomas Morgan, junior, 1774, Thomas Maurice, minister, William Butler, Lewis Walter, and Alex. Gwynne, Laugharne, 1774, and Jane Scurlock, near Carmarthen, 1784; notes by Thomas Morgan, 16 October 1771, referring to his publications and the controversy with Dr Priestley; a draft of a note, signed by Thomas Morgan in 1752, to be submitted to the justices in quarter sessions relating to the 'Newhouse, lately built near ye Strand in the Town of Laugharne' which is intended to be used by 'Protestant Dissenters'; 'The Request and Desire of my Heart, and ye Subject of many of my Prayers', 1745, an unsigned letter to Thomas Morgan, apparently from some members of his church at Morley, and a draft of a letter from Thomas Morgan to D. Alred and John Dawson concerning an anonymous letter; papers relating to Thomas Morgan, junior, including 'Questions asked at my Ordination, and the Answers to them, with my Confession of Faith, 1774', a certificate signed by several 'Protestant Dissenting Ministers, in and about the Cities of London and Westminster', including Abraham Rees, concerning the setting apart 'for the work of the Ministry' of Thomas Morgan, junior, 11 May 1774, and a testimonial from three of his tutors - Samuel Morton Savage, Andrew Kippis and Abraham Rees, 1774; etc.