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Typescript Report on Welsh manuscripts contained in the muniments of the College of Arms, by Major Francis Jones, presented to the College of Arms, 5 October 1957.

'Pembrokeshire Papers', being notes and abstracts, 1936, by, and in the hand of, Francis Jones, Carmarthen, formerly of Haverfordwest, etc. They include a list of youths admitted to the Free School, Haverfordwest, 1633; extracts, 1799-1826, from the vestry book of the parish of Llandeloy; 'List of Monuments under the pavement of St. Martin's Church, Haverfordwest ...'; extracts taken from manuscripts in the possession of of W. G. Eaton Evans, Haverfordwest; and an account of incidents in the life of Henry Leach (d. 1848), Pembroke, based on transcripts of family letters; etc.

A volume compiled in 1939 by Francis Jones [of the National Library of Wales, later Herald Extraordinary for Wales], containing a pedigree of the family of Jones of Brawdy, Pembrokeshire, from the mid-fifteenth to the twentieth century, with ancillary pedigrees of the associated families of Jones of Greenston, Brawdy, Jones of Southfield, Llysyfran, Roberts of Tregidreg, parish of Mathry, Griffith of Mathry, Morgans, the Flemings, of Roose, Francis of St. Elvis, Jenkins of Mathry, Thomas of Rhydyrharding, parish of Mathry, Williams of Newport, and Harries of Binchurn, all in Pembrokeshire.

Llawysgrif yn dwyn y teitl 'Mabws' gan yr Uwchgapten Francis Jones (1908-1993), yn ymdrin â hanes y teuluoedd a fu'n byw yn Mabws Fawr a'u cysylltiadau ag achos y Bedyddwyr yn ardal Mathri, sir Benfro / A manuscript history entitled 'Mabws' by Major Francis Jones (1908-1993), relating to the history of the families who lived at Mabws Fawr, Mathry, Pembrokeshire, and their connections with the Baptist cause.

Eight scrapbooks compiled by Major Francis Jones (1908-1993) comprising press cuttings from regional and national newspapers, 1966-1969, relating to events leading up to the Investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales at Caernarfon Castle in 1969, and to the Investiture itself.