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Tystysgrifau taliadau salwch Cymdeithas Gyfeillgar Meibion Cynog, Llangynog, Sir Drefaldwyn. Rhwng byrddau. Rhoddwyd gan Cyngor Plwyf Llangynog, trwy law Mr W. Davies, Llangynog, Awst 1964.

Tystysgrif ordeiniad, yn Saesneg, y Parchedig John Luther Thomas, dyddiedig 19 Awst 1903, ac atgofion teipysgrif gan John Luther Thomas, yng Nghymraeg, o Gapel Annibynwyr Seion (Capel y Dysteb), Conwy a'r Capel Coffa (Annibynwyr), Cyffordd Llandudno, 1903-1921, ynghyd â nodiadau bywgraffyddol yn ymwneud â'r Parchedigion R. Conwy Pritchard a Henry Richard Lloyd, Conwy. = The ordination certificate, in English, of the Reverend John Luther Thomas, dated 19 August 1903, and typescript memoirs by John Luther Thomas, in Welsh, of Seion Independent Chapel (Capel y Dysteb), Conway and of Capel Coffa (Independent) Chapel, Llandudno Junction, 1903-1921, together with biographical notes relating to the Reverends R. Conwy Pritchard and Henry Richard Lloyd, Conway.
Ceir cyfeiriadau at yr Athro R. Tudur Jones, Coleg Bala-Bangor (ff. 2, 11); y Parchedig John Roberts ('J.R.') (ff. 2, 5); y Parchedig W. E. Penllyn Jones, Hen Golwyn (ff. 7, 10); Richard Owen ('Myfyrian') (f. 10), ac eraill. = There are references to Dr R. Tudur Jones, Bala-Bangor College (ff. 2, 11); the Reverend John Roberts ('J.R.') (ff. 2, 5); the Reverend W. E. Penllyn Jones, Old Colwyn (ff. 7, 10); Richard Owen ('Myfyrian'), and others.

Tystiolaethau ysgrythurol, gyda nodiadau ar gyfer y Deugain Erthygl Namyn Un, gan William Ellis, Rhiw. Lliain. Rhoddwyd gan Bob Owen, Croesor, Ebrill 1947.

Papers, 1962-3, relating to a national appeal fund in appreciation of the services of J. E. Jones (1905-70) as organiser and general secretary of Plaid Cymru, 1930-62, mainly comprising letters, mostly in Welsh, from signatories and contributors to the appeal.

Between boards. Donated by J. Tysul Jones, Llandysul, 1966-1967.

[R. P. Tyrwhitt:] Notices and Remains of the family of Tyrwhitt ... originally seated in Northumberland ... afterwards in Lincolnshire ... and more recently in Shropshire and Denbighshire ... [London, 1872], with MS. additions by Sir [John] Bernard Burke, Ulster King at Arms, and by William Edward Foster, F.S.A.. Inset is an undated letter to the author from Walter S[pencer-] S[tanhope] Tyrwhittt, Oxford, relating to Tyrwhitt pedigrees.

Typewritten transcript by Leonard Owen of lay subsidy rolls, etc, 1673-1674, at the Public Record Office relating to Anglesey. English. Cloth. Donated by Leonard Owen, Esq., Gerrard's Cross, November 1962.

Typewritten transcript by Leonard Owen of lay subsidy rolls, etc, 1642-1643, at the Public Record Office relating to Caernarvonshire. English. Cloth. Donated by Leonard Owen, Esq., Gerrard's Cross, November 1962.

Typewritten transcript by Leonard Owen of lay subsidy rolls, etc, 1545-1670, at the Public Record Office relating to Flintshire. English. Cloth. Donated by Leonard Owen, Esq., Gerrard's Cross, November 1962.

Typewritten transcript by Leonard Owen of lay subsidy rolls, etc, 1543-temp. Charles II, at the Public Record Office relating to Montgomeryshire. English. Cloth. Donated by Leonard Owen, Esq., Gerrard's Cross, November 1962.

Typewritten transcript by Leonard Owen of lay subsidy rolls, etc, 1543-temp. Charles II, at the Public Record Office relating to Merionethshire. English. Cloth. Donated by Leonard Owen, Esq., Gerrard's Cross, November 1962.

Typewritten transcript by Leonard Owen of lay subsidy rolls, etc, 1543-temp. Charles II, at the Public Record Office relating to Denbighshire. English. Cloth. Donated by Leonard Owen, Esq., Gerrard's Cross, November 1962.

Typewritten transcript by Leonard Owen of clerical subsidy rolls for the North Wales counties, 1564/5 - 1624/5, at the Public Record Office. Latin. Cloth. Donated by Leonard Owen, Esq., Gerrard's Cross, November 1962.

Typewritten transcript by Leonard Owen of certificates of muster (rolls) for Anglesey, Merionethshire, Caernarvonshire, Denbighshire and Flintshire (PRO nos E36/33 and E36/49), temp. Henry VIII. English. Cloth. Donated by Leonard Owen, Esq., Gerrard's Cross, November 1962.