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Catalogues of archival material held at Swansea Public Library, The Guildhall Swansea, The Royal Institution of South Wales and St James's Church, Uplands (parish records of Swansea).

Manuscript of an essay by John Goronwy Edwards 'Le Noir Fainéant' prepared as an undergraduate at Jesus College, Oxford, in 1913, and submitted for the Stanhope Essay Prize. Goronwy Edwards was the runner up.

Manuscript of John Goronwy Edwards's MA thesis 'The Edwardian Settlement of Wales: its Nature and Working' prepared as a postgraduate at the University of Manchester working under the supervision of Professor T. F. Tout.

Miscellanea comprising the Final Report of the South Wales Coalfield History Project, July 1974; a 'Bibliography of the Welsh Settlement in Patagonia'; and typescripts and drafts of various articles.

Miscellaneous research materials relating to Wales in the early modern period assembled under the direction of Brian E. Howells and comprising photocopies and typescript and manuscript copies of deeds, documents and correspondence held at the National Library of Wales and the University College of North Wales, Bangor.

Notes and reports prepared by David Williams as examiner of higher degree research theses, together with drafts of reviews of various publications.

Personalia, including David Williams's BA degree certificate from University College, Cardiff, 1922, and a large number of references and testimonials concerning David Williams, including three, dated 1945, in support of his application for the Sir John Williams Chair of Welsh History at UCW, Aberystwyth, from Professor W. J. Gruffydd, Principal J. F. Rees and Professor William Rees.

Typescript sheets recording details obtained from inventories among the probate records of the consistory court of Bangor, late 17th cent. and early 18th cent. Among the details recorded are crops, livestock, farming implements, household goods and their valuations.

Papers, 1913-1974, produced and acquired by the Department of Welsh History, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, and University of Wales Aberystwyth, comprising a variety of studies and research materials relating to Welsh history, and including small groups of papers of Sir J. Goronwy Edwards (1891-1976) and Professor David Williams (1900-1978).