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A draft of a register of Welsh books published between 1546 and 1717, compiled by 'Nefydd'.

A copy of Cyfaill y Cymro, neu Almanac a Dyddiadur am 1835 ..., with entries by 'Nefydd'.

A copy of Y Drych Blyneddol ... 1852, with entries for 1858 by 'Nefydd'.

Sermon notes and recipes, etc.

Miscellaneous papers of 'Nefydd', including a biographical account of Daniel Jones (vide ante), an agreement between John Davies and 'Nefydd' relating to the publication of John Williams : Oraclau Bywiol, a draft of a letter on 'Welsh morality' to the editor of The Liverpool Journal, etc.

'Llyfr Cyfrifon Eglwys Y Bedyddwyr Neillduol ymgynulledig ... yn Capel Bethel, Caergybi ...', begun by Benjamin Jones ('P.A. Môn') in 1813, but with particulars given for earlier years.

'Hanes y Bedyddwyr', being a portion of a history of Baptist churches in Anglesey in 1826, written by Benjamin Jones ('P.A. Môn').

Biographical notes relating to Daniel Jones; a letter, November, 1851, from Daniel Jones to his son-in-law, 'Nefydd'; etc.

Sermons and notes by Daniel Jones.

Miscellaneous notes, [c. 1855], on religious subjects, etc.

Poems, etc., submitted for competition at 'eisteddfodau', including 'Galareb am y diweddar Syr J. J. Guest, Barwnig, Aelod Seneddol dros Ferthyr Tudful, a Pherchenog Gweithfa Haiarn Dowlais ...', 'Cân o glod i P. Levick ... am ei ymdrech mewn cyssylltiad ac ail gychwyniad Gwaith y Blaina', 'Traethawd ar Rhwymedigaethau Cristionogion i Daenu yr Ysgrythyrau Santaidd trwy yr holl Fyd ac i ddysgu Dynolryw yn eu hegwyddorion'; a portion of a Greek-English glossary; etc.

A group of forty-two autograph letters, 1839-72, addressed chiefly to 'Nefydd', and similar in character to those earlier groups of 'Nefydd' letters which have been previously described (NLW MSS 7163-6, 7176-7). -- The writers include: 'Ceinwalch', Llanover; J. C. Davies, Holywell; Christmas Evans; John Evans, Llansantffraid Glan Conwy; Dd. Griffiths, Cwmavon; Thomas Griffiths, Cae Newydd; Anne Hiley, Varteg; J. Hiley, Llanwenarth; H. E. P. Hughes, Neath; 'Ieuan ap Gruffydd', London; Daniel Jones, Risca and Llanelly; Jane Rowland Jones, Liverpool, and 'Elin'; Jane Jones, Llanelly, Cowbridge, and Cross Inn; J. Jones, Zion, Merthyr; Josiah Thomas Jones Carma, and Aberdare; Theophilus Jones, Philadelphia; Wm. B. Jones, Emporia, Kansas; L. W. Lewis ('Llew Llwyfo'); [John Owen] 'Owain Alaw', Chester; John Prichard, Llandudno, to Ellis Evans; A. Roberts [sister of 'Nefydd']; 'Nefydd' to his wife and to Daniel Jones; D. Rhys Stephen; Eliza Hannah Thomas, Cross Inn, to Eliza Jane [Roberts]; Thos. Thomas, Pontypool; [David Williams] 'Alaw Goch' Aberdare; J. Williams, Newtown; J. Williams, Rhos, to Ellis Evans; Owen Williams, Holywell; and [William Williams] 'Creuddynfab'.

'Englynion' submitted for competition for an epitaph upon the tombstone of David Davies, Blaina; englynion i Bont Crumlin, the subject of a competition at the Salem eisteddfod in Blaina, 8 May 1871; englynion ir diweddar Miss Joan Williams, Blaina; songs of praise (English and Welsh) to Fred. Levick for his efforts in connection with the re-opening of Blaina works; a draft adjudication of an essay entitled 'Hanes derwyddiaeth y cyn-oesoedd'.

Accounts, 1834-1852, with receipts and promissory notes, relating to the Welsh Baptist chapel in Stanhope Street, Liverpool.

Letters addressed mainly to William Roberts (Nefydd), by W. R. Baxter, 1858-1860; Thomas Butter (ysgrifennydd Côr Dirwest Dowlais), 1857; William Cosslett (Gwilym Eilian); Edward Davies, Cowbridge, 1842; Joseph Joseph, Brecon, 1872; Lewis Llewellyn, Risca, 1856; Robert Roberts, Nannerch; Joseph Williams, Liverpool, 1852; T. Williams (Hafrenydd), 1856; E. P. Williams, Bassaleg, 1867-1869; Edw. D. J. Wilks, London, 1857; Samuel Roberts (S.R.), 1852; John Phillips, Boro Road, 1855; Hugh Owen, Whitehall, 1860, (on eisteddfod reform); Daniel and Jane Jones, Cowbridge and Llanelly, 1843-6; Evan Jones, Bedwellty, 1857; John James, Bridgend, 1842; W. Davies, Llandilo, 1857; W. Dugdale, Blaina; W. M. Evans, Carmarthen, 1857; Thomas Evans, Solva, 1857; James Griffiths, Beaufort, 1857; William Hoad, Manchester, 1848 (to Daniel Jones to know whether there would be any purpose in placing his name before the congregation as a possible minister); Jane Jones to her son Ebenezer R. Jones, 1838; notes and circulars by William Roberts (Nefydd); a certificate of the subscription of statutory oaths by Daniel Jones, a dissenting minister, at the Carmarthen Quarter Sessions, 15 July 1812; calls to Daniel Jones from Baptist churches at New Street, Liverpool, 1818; Penrhyncoch, 1823, Newport, 1842, Caernarvon, 1846, and Velin Vole, 1845.

Eleven printed diaries (Poor Robin, Merlinus Liberatus, Merlinus Anglicus junior, The Coelestial Atlas, Tymhorol ac Wybrenawl Newyddion) for the years 1729, 1731, 1732, 1739, 1768, 1770, 1773 (2), 1778, 1780, and 1789 kept by Edmund Jones (1702-1793), of The Tranch, Pontypool, Independent minister; the entries include texts of sermons, names of places at which sermons were preached, lists of persons received into communion, sums given to charity, 'benevolences' received, horoscopic diagrams, details of books bought or lent, 'sayings and doings of erroneous men', accounts relating to the printing of the diarist's A Relation of Apparitions of Spirits in the Principality of Wales, published in 1780, references to Miles Harry, Howell Harris, and William Williams, Pantycelyn, and to the followers of Daniel Rowland, Llangeitho, etc.

Seven volumes of sermons by Christmas Evans, with notes of addresses given by him at Bible Society meetings.

Eight volumes of notes of sermons preached between 1798 and 1817 at Pershore, Evesham, Tewkesbury, Birmingham, Pontypool, Abergavenny, etc., by John Rowlands, Baptist minister.

Fifteen volumes of sermons by Daniel Jones.

Four volumes of diaries kept by 'Nefydd' for 1841, 1857, 1865-1866, 1868-1871.