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'A Bibliography of Monmouthshire', in three volumes, compiled by Haines and submitted by his widow for competition at the National Eisteddfod of Wales held at Pontypool in 1924. This first volume encompasses the years 1508-1829.

'A Bibliography of Monmouthshire', in three volumes, compiled by Haines and submitted by his widow for competition at the National Eisteddfod of Wales held at Pontypool in 1924. This second volume encompasses the years 1830-1873.

'A Bibliography of Monmouthshire', in three volumes, compiled by Haines and submitted by his widow for competition at the National Eisteddfod of Wales held at Pontypool in 1924. This third volume encompasses the years 1874-1924.

A collection comprising largely of correspondence and material collected by Haines when he was compiling his bibliography of Monmouthshire.

One of six volumes containing autograph letters, 1888-1924, mainly to Haines of to his wife, with some to or from Sir John Ballinger [1860-1933], and including copies of letters sent by Haines. Among this volume's correspondents are included Conyers Kirby (Newport), James Mathews (Newport), C. B. Morgan, Gwenllian E[lizabeth] F[anny] Morgan, [Charles] Octavius [Swinnerton] Morgan, Egerton G[renville] B[agot] Phillimore, W[illiam] P[hillimore] W[atts] Phillimore, D. Rhys Phillips, Edwin Poole, Leslie E. Pym, Llywarch Reynolds, Sir A[braham] Garrod Thomas, David Thomas (Cheshunt), Sir Daniel Lleufer Thomas, T. H. Thomas ('Arlunydd Penygarn'), John Warner, Albert Addams[-]Williams, E. I. Williams (Pontypridd), Richard Williams (Celynog, Newtown) and E. Woodall (Oswestry).

One of six volumes containing autograph letters, 1888-1924, mainly to Haines or to his wife, with some to or from Sir John Ballinger [1860-1933], and including copies of letters sent by Haines. Among the correspondents for this volume are Charles Ashton, Dinas Mawddwy and his wife, Janett Ashton.

One of six volumes containing autograph letters, 1888-1924, mainly to Haines or to his wife, and including copies of letters sent by Haines. This volume includes letters from Sir John Ballinger [1860-1933].

One of six volumes containing autograph letters, 1888-1924, mainly to Haines or to his wife, with some to or from Sir John Ballinger [1860-1933], and including copies of letters sent by Haines. Among this volume's correspondents are included T[homas] C[hristopher] Evans ('Cadrawd'), Harry Farr (Cardiff), John Kyrle Fletcher, R. Baker Gabb, Lorna Gibson (Machen), Lord Treowen [Ivor John Caradoc Herbert, Baron Treowen], Sir Henry Mather Jackson, James Ifano Jones and Joseph Joseph (Brecon).

Two of six volumes containing autograph letters, 1888-1924, mainly to Haines or to his wife, with some to or from Sir John Ballinger, and including copies of letters sent by Haines. Among these volumes's correspondents are Sir Joseph A[lfred] Bradney, J. H. Clark (Usk), Thomas Eborall Cooke (Newport), Frederick Arthur Crisp, Edwin Davies (Brecon), John Humphreys Davies, John Davies (Pandy, near Abergavenny), and Bickerton H. Deakin (Monmouth).

One of seven volumes containing material collected by Haines and others for a bibliography of Monmouthshire, letters, etc.

One of seven volumes containing material collected by Haines and others for a bibliography of Monmouthshire, letters, etc.

One of seven volumes containing material collected by Haines and others for a bibliography of Monmouthshire, letters, etc.

One of seven volumes containing material collected by Haines and others for a bibliography of Monmouthshire, letters, etc.

One of seven volumes containing material collected by Haines and others for a bibliography of Monmouthshire, letters, etc.

One of seven volumes containing material collected by Haines and others for a bibliography of Monmouthshire, letters, etc.

One of seven volumes containing material collected by Haines and others for a bibliography of Monmouthshire, letters, etc.

Miscellaneous press cuttings accumulated by Haines. They include several references to Edmund Jones, Tranch, Pontypool, articles by T[homas] C[hristopher] Evans ('Cadrawd'), John Morgan Jones (Cardiff) and Beriah Gwynfe Evans, etc.