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Two volumes of limericks, 1916, some in the hand of George Eyre Evans, and others being press cuttings.

Three volumes of correspondence by and concerning ministers of religion, some addressed to George Eyre Evans, together with a number of letters to the Managers of the General Baptist Academy. Each volume is indexed separately.

Two volumes of correspondence written by George Eyre Evans and members of his family, namely the Powell family of Colyton, Devon, his mother's relatives, and his father, Professor David Lewis Evans of Carmarthen, together with some letters received from outside the family circle. Both volumes are indexed separately.

Bound copies of The Whitchurch Chronicle, being the newsletter of the Free Christian Church at Highgate, Whitchurch, Shropshire. The volumes include many insertions, being letters, printed items &c.

Bundles of subscription forms for published works by George Eyre Evans bearing the autographs of subscribers.

The published works of George Eyre Evans, being the author's own copies including press cuttings, correspondence, drawings, photographs and manuscript notes relating to the text.

Five volumes entitled 'Brief Biographies of some Two Thousand Ministers connected with most of the churches (and a few others) now included in the National Conference of Unitarian, Liberal Christian, Free Christian, Presbyterian, and other non-subscribing or kindred congregations' by George Eyre Evans. The volumes contain notes, press cuttings and photographs relating to the ministers concerned. The biographies are arranged alphabetically by surname.

Volumes of miscellaneous information concerning Unitarian churches, including extracts from the registers of various meeting-houses. The information is listed alphabetically by place.

Two scrap-books containing miscellaneous material including newspaper cuttings, photographs, notes, posters, tickets &c. relating to Penparcau, Cardiganshire.

Two scrap-books containing notes, cuttings, diagrams, &c., relating to Cardiganshire tumuli, 'carneddau', 'meini hirion', circles and earthworks.

Four volumes containing press-cuttings, post-cards, correspondence, &c., relating to the Cardiganshire Antiquarian Society. Meetings referred to, subjects dealt with and actual items inserted in each volume are listed at file level.

Thirteen scrap-books containing notes, post-cards, photographs, printed material, rubbings, letters, etc., relating mainly to subjects of historical, antiquarian and archaeological interest in Cardiganshire. There are also entries and items relating to contemporary events and topics. The subjects dealt with, transcripts made, actual items inserted, etc., in each volume are as listed.

Six scrap-books containing notes, post-cards, photographs, printed items, letters, rubbings, etc., relating mainly to subjects of historical, archaeological and antiquarian interest in Carmarthenshire. There are also some entries re contemporary events. The subjects dealt with, extracts copied, actual items inserted, etc., in each volume are as listed.

Notebooks kept by George Eyre Evans in his capacity as Assistant Inspector for the Royal Commission on Ancient Monuments in Wales and Monmouthshire, including some drawings, rubbings and photographs.

Four volumes containing particulars of services conducted by George Eyre Evans.

The journals of George Eyre Evans.

The diaries of George Eyre Evans.

Statement (four drafts) drawn up by the Rev. David Lewis Evans in which he gives an account of differences between himself and the principal and members of the student body at the Presbyterian College, Carmarthen, 1864-1874, and outlines his grievances against the principal to the College Board.

Two notebooks containing catalogues of books belonging to the Rev. David Lewis Evans.

Three commonplace books kept by the Rev. David Lewis Evans.