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The series includes copies of letters concerning the modification of the syllabus, reports from national curriculum working groups and minutes of various sub-committees.

The group comprises incoming letters from members and various correspondents, 1881-1935, 1996, and copies of the secretary's outgoing letters, 1887-1934.

The group comprises correspondence and papers relating mainly to the work of the Cymmrodorion during the Second World War, and the Society's memorandum Wales and the Armed Forces

Correspondence relating to the Cymmrodorion's memorandum 'Wales and the Armed Forces', prepared by Brigadier E. O. Skaife on behalf of the Society and presented to the Welsh Parliamentary Party on 4 November 1946, requesting that the War Office should set up permanent Welsh formations and units in the post-war organization of the armed forces

Correspondence between the Honourable Secretary of the Cymmrodorion and Col H. F. Chettle of the Imperial War Graves Commission. Col Chettle needed corrections and English translations of Welsh epitaphs that were to be inscribed upon the tombstones of Welsh soldiers who had died during the war

Correspondence relating to the Cymmrodorion's desire to establish a closer liaison between Welsh societies in the various Commonwealth countries and prospective Welsh emigrants

Correspondence relating to the practical arrangements of Cymmrodorion lectures

Correspondence relating to a request for blocks illustrating an article on the Merthyr parish register (published in Y Cymmrodor, vol XXXV). The request was made by the author of the article, Frank T. Thomas

The correspondence deals mainly with Cymmrodorion membership and publications matters, with most of the letters being correspondence between Mrs Cecil-Williams and her husband, J. L. C. Cecil-Williams, and some from Cymmrodorion members in the USA

Letters received, [c.May] 1904-Sept. 1905, and carbon copies of letters sent, Aug.1904-Sept. 1905. The letters received have been extracted from ring binders, both intitled 'Tredegar Town Estate, 1904-05', which have been discarded.

The group comprises letters between HFJ and his family, 1893-1957, and a large group of letters from his many contacts in Welsh cultural and political life, 1894-1957.

The series comprises letters addressed to O. M. Edwards as Chief Inspector of Schools in Wales, drafts and copies of some letters despatched by him, together with other related papers. There are many letters from prominent Welsh figures. Most of the early letters relate to the establishment of the Welsh Department of the Board of Education. Most letters relate to inspections of individual schools, the policies and activities of the Board of Education at Whitehall, local education authorities, the appointment of teachers, and the teaching of individual subjects.

The series comprises correspondence between HFJ and Ann Ellen Williams, 1899-1933; correspondence relating to Ann's career, 1893-1899, and letters of sympathy to her following the death of her husband, 1949-1950. Also included is other family correspondence, 1894-1957, including letters to their daughter, Gwerfyl.

Mae'r uned yn cynnwys llythyrau at ac oddi wrth Ben Bowen, 1897-1903.

The series includes letters relating to CCW's role in the development of the curriculum in Wales, discussion and briefing papers, 1988-1991.

Mae'r gyfres yn cynnwys copïau o lythyrau gan Ben Bowen, gwaith 'anghyhoeddiedig' Ben Bowen yn Seren yr Ysgol Sul, nodiadau bywgraffyddol a luniwyd gan David Bowen a deunydd gweinyddol yn ymwneud â chyhoeddi a gwerthu llyfrau gan Ben Bowen ac amdano.

Mae'r grŵp yn cynnwys llythyrau at ac oddi wrth David Bowen, llythyrau amrywiol gan nifer o weinidogion y Bedyddwyr, llenorion a gwleidyddion Cymru, [c. 1890]-[c. 1955].

Mae'r gyfres yn cynnwys llythyrau at David Bowen, 1890-1955, sy'n ymwneud yn bennaf â'i waith fel awdur colofn papur newydd, a golygydd cylchgronau amrywiol a chyhoeddiadau o waith Ben Bowen.

The group comprises letters written by members of the Griffith family of Garn, mainly the family of John Wynne Griffith, and close relatives, 1724, 1783-1876, with many details of family life, social activities, travel abroad, the children's school and university days, the progression of John Wynne Griffith's sons in their careers and assistance to their father in managing the estate, and acquaintance with other well-known families in north-east Wales, such as Clough, Kirkwall, Shipley, Jones of Llysmeirchion and Wynne of Plasnewydd, and letters from other correspondents addressed to various members of the Griffith family, 1733-1943, on many different subjects, the most frequently recurrent being estate business, particularly disputes over enclosures and encroachments, rights on crown lands, purchase of property and questions of title, legal and financial complications of the Plasnewydd estate trust, Denbigh borough and parliamentary elections, contemporary national and local events during the Napoleonic Wars, and public duties of individuals.

The group comprises mainly letters written to members of the families related by marriage to Griffith of Garn, such as Hughes of Gwydir, Llwyn Gronw, Cae'r berllan and Weeg, 1713-1823, Roberts of Bryn y neuadd, 1705-1757, and Wynne of Garthmeilio and Plasnewydd, 1793-1831, together with miscellaneous recipients, 1680-1882, mainly on Caernarfonshire and Denbighshire parliamentary elections, church matters, inheritance, debt and domestic affairs.