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Letters to John Johnes (d. 1781) and his wife Jane, and John Johnes (d. 1815) and his wife Elizabeth, from John Price (V 6/1-3, 5-10), Charles Price (V 6/4), Daniel Price (V 6/11-21), Thomas Price (V 6/22-23, 25-34), Rev. John Lloyd (V 6/24), the Lewises of Llannerchaeron (V 6/35-55), John and Mary Hughes (V 6/56-64), H. Skyrme (V 6/65-78), and John Gwynne (V 6/79-97). Arranged according to sender.

Miscellaneous letters, mainly concerning John Johnes (d. 1781), his wife Jane Johnes, John Johnes (d. 1815), and Jane Johnes of Hafod, concerning personal, financial and estate matters. Arranged according to sender.

Letters found loose have been gathered together to form C 1. Series C 2 and C 4 contain original files found loose, gathered together according to whether the original references on the letters is ‘D 2’ or E 2’ respectively. Series C 3 comprises an original bundle of letter files with various original references.

Arranged into letters collected by Sir John Williams (1062-1089), letters to other people (1090-1092), letters to Sir John Williams (1093-1268), miscellaneous correspondence to Sir John Williams (1269-1351), and letters found after the completion of the schedule (1352-1422).

Correspondence, 1933-2010, mainly comprising letters to Alun Hoddinott from performers, composers, librettists, publishers, radio and television companies, academic institutions, arts organisations and festivals. They mainly relate to the commissioning, performance and publishing of works, working visits abroad, his career at University College, Cardiff and honours bestowed on him. Some personal and family correspondence is included.

Letters from Elizabeth M. Johnes (V 19/1-56) and her sister Charlotte Johnes (V 19/57-62) to John Johnes (d. 1876), his mother Mrs E. Johnes (d. 1852), and his wife Mrs Elizabeth Johnes. They concern family and financial matters. Arranged chronologically by sender.

Miscellaneous letters, mainly to members of the Dolaucothi family, especially John Johnes (d. 1781), his wife Jane Johnes, John Johnes (d. 1815), his wife Elizabeth Johnes, and John Johnes (d. 1876). Correspondents include Richard Lloyd, the Rees family of Cilymaenllwyd, the Griffith family of Penyfan, Misses C. and A. M. Lewis of Carmarthen, Marmaduke Gwynne, Eliezer Williams and John Nash. They concern personal, financial and educational matters, etc. Arranged according to sender.

Letters to John Johnes (d. 1781) and John Johnes (d. 1815).

Correspondence, 1878-1907.

Letters, mainly from Thomas Johnes (d. 1816) of Hafod to his cousin and brother-in-law John Johnes (d. 1815).

Letters from Thomas Johnes (d. 1780) of Croft Castle to his brother John Johnes (d. 1781), apart from V 14/92 to Mrs Johnes and V 14/96 to Thomas Johnes (d. 1751). They concern local politics, estate affairs, and personal matters. Arranged chronologically, with those undated at the end. See also V 10, containing letters from Thomas Johnes to John Johnes.

Letters, mainly from Thomas Johnes (d. 1780) of Croft Castle and Ludlow to his brother John Johnes (d. 1781) of Dolaucothi. Also included are six letters from Mrs Elizabeth Johnes of Croft Castle (V 10/66-71) and one from Mrs Grace Johnes (V 10/72). They concern personal, financial, estate and election matters. Some loose letters have been added to this volume, and the contents renumbered accordingly. Arranged chronologically according to sender. See also V 14, comprising letters from T. Johnes to J. Johnes.

Letters, mostly to John Johnes (d. 1781) and John Johnes (d. 1815), referring mainly to local politics and affairs in co. Carm. Arranged chronologicall according to sender.

Letters from John Johnes (d. 1876) to his mother Mrs Elizabeth Johnes (d. 1852). They concern estate, financial and personal matters, his college life at Oxford, etc. Largely arranged in chronological order.

Letters, mainly from Mary Anne Philipps to her nephew John Johnes (d. 1876) of Dolaucothi, and to his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Johnes (d. 1852) of Peterwell Villa etc. The others are from Mary Anne Philipps's sister Eliza M. Johnes to her nephew John Johnes (V 21/4-5). The letters are mainly personal with some concerning Mary Anne Philipps's estate. Arranged chronologically.

Letters, eleven from Thomas Johnes of Hafod (1748-1816), the rest addressed to members of the Johnes family of Dolaucothi. They concern personal, financial and estate matters. Arranged chronologically.

Letters from Elizabeth Margaret Johnes to her sister Jane Johnes (V 17/1), Herbert Lloyd (V 17/2), her brother John Johnes (V 17/3-23), Mrs E. Johnes (d. 1852) (V 17/25-27, 29-37, 39-40), and her nephew John Johnes (d. 1876) (V 17/28, 38, 41-53). Also included is a note from Mrs M. Griffiths of Llanelli to Mrs Johnes (V 17/24). They contain family news, acknowledgements of sums of money, personal matters etc. Arranged chronologically.

Letters, almost all to John Johnes (d. 1781) and his son John Johnes (d. 1815). They are mainly concerned with estate and financial matters, including John Johnes's purchase of Dolaucothi from Thomas Johnes of Hafod in 1790, and his dealings with Thomas Johnes's mother concerning the Dolaucothi purchase. Arranged chronologically according to sender.