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Letters, 1883-1928; diaries, 1923-1932; biographical materials of Welsh interest; sermons; addresses and papers on religious, moral, political and historical subjects, including Congregationalism; poetry, including hymns; and papers relating to the history of Ebenezer Welsh Congregational Church, Cardiff, and to his biography of Griffith John, missionary to China, including letters from him, 1889-1894, and proof copies of Griffith John, D.D.: Arwr China.

Gohebiaeth, Mawrth-Mai 1924, rhwng Beriah Gwynfe Evans a Iorwerth C. Peate yn amlygu ffrae rhyngddynt ynglŷn â golygu Colofn Bobl Ieuainc yn y Tyst. = Correspondence, March-May 1924, between Beriah Gwynfe Evans and Iorwerth C. Peate revealing a quarrel between them regarding the editing of a youth column in the Tyst.
Ymddiswyddodd Peate fel is-olygydd y golofn ar ôl i Evans, y golygydd, wrthod cyhoeddi darn ganddo yn beirniadu adolygiad (yn y Tyst, 6 Mawrth 1924, Atodlen Llen, t. i) o act gyntaf Blodeuwedd, drama Saunders Lewis (a gyhoeddwyd yn y Llenor, 2 (1924), 231-244). Cyhoeddwyd eglurhad gan Peate o'r digwyddiadau (ff. 14-17) yn Baner ac Amserau Cymru, 5 Mehefin 1924, t. 5. Ceir fersiwn arall o'r eglurhad ar ff. 20-34. Ceir hefyd lythyr, 5 Mehefin 1924, i Evans oddiwrth H. M. Hughes, awdur yr adolygiad gwreiddiol (f. 35). = Peate resigned as sub-editor of the column after Evans, the editor, refused to print a piece by him criticizing a review (in the Tyst, 6 March 1924, Literature Supplement, p. i) of the first act of Saunders Lewis' play Blodeuwedd (as published in Llenor, 2 (1924), 231-244). Peate's explanation of events (ff. 14-17) was published in Baner ac Amserau Cymru, 5 June 1924, p. 5. Another version of the explanation is ff. 20-34. There is also a letter, 5 June 1924, to Evans from H. M. Hughes, author of the initial review (f. 35).