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A composite tour journal, in English, compiled, 1924, by T. I. Ellis, J. H. Davies, Annie J. Hughes-Griffiths and Herbert Morgan while on a three week tour on the Continent (32 ff.). Also included is one leaf of an article by T. I. Ellis entitled 'Teithiadur Cyfansawdd (V)' reproducing parts of the journal in translation, and another manuscript article, 'Deugain mlynedd yn ôl' by T. I. Ellis, [1964], reflecting on the forty years elapsed since the trip (9 ff.).

Papers, [1950s]-[1980s], relating to Mari Ellis's role as editor of 'Colofn y Merched' in Y Llan, including (i) typescript copies of articles for the column by ME and others, [1960s]; (ii) letters from contributors, [1950s]; (iii) an address book, [1950s]; (iv) a group of cuttings from the column and elsewhere, [1950s]-[1980s]; and (v-vi) letters, manuscripts, typescripts and cuttings for columns containing reminiscences of specific vicarages and churches, [1950s]-[1960s].
Also included is (vii) a group of correspondence, 1977, and several copies of Y Llan, 1974, 1977, relating to her stints as editor; and (viii) a file containing cuttings, mostly from Y Llan and mainly the work of ME, 1948-2004.

Papers, [?1999], relating to Y Golau Gwan: Llythyrau Tom Ellis A.S. at Annie Davies, ed. by Mari Ellis (Caernarfon, 1999), comprising a corrected typescript of the book (ME 20/1-2); pages subsequently omitted from the original typescript, consisting of further letters and notes (ME 20/3); and a copy of the published book, 1999 (ME 20/4).

Papers relating to Mari Ellis's pilgrimage to the Holy Land (mainly Israel but also Jordan and Syria) in August-September 1962 as part of a group including the Bishop of Bangor, comprising (i) her passport and other travel documents, insurance papers, correspondence, itineraries and other papers relating to the organisation of the trip, 1960-1962; (ii) correspondence of Mari Ellis with her husband, children and mother during the trip, 1962; (iii) postcards and (iv) other printed matter collected on the trip; and (v) drafts and notes for various articles and other writings relating to the pilgrimage, [1962].

Workers' Education Association. Correspondence relating to the work of the Workers' Education Association, mainly its Welsh District, North Wales District and Coleg Harlech. The correspondents include John Davies (Workers' Education Association), Mrs Mary Silyn Roberts and Sir Ben Bowen Thomas. A small group of papers, 1932, concerns the League of Nations Union.

Correspondence and other papers, 1966, relating to Mari Ellis's adjudication of a scrapbook competition on behalf of the Cardiganshire Federation of Women's Institutes.

School reports, 1913-1914, of T. I. Ellis as a student at Westminster School, London.

Minutes of a council meeting of Welsh Society of the Institute of Christian Education, held on 29 August 1958, and related correspondence, 1959.

Welsh Secondary Schools Association. Correspondence and papers relating to the Welsh Secondary Schools Association, including minutes of Council and half yearly meetings, reports and memoranda.

Photographs, [1920s], of T. I. Ellis relating to the Welsh Schoolboys Camp Movement (WSCM). They comprise a photograph album ('Camp 1927-8' in pencil inside front cover); loose photographs, mainly group shots, now in two bundles, [1920s]; and a framed group photograph, including TIE, [1920s].
Also included is a letter, 12 January 1961, to TIE from Paul Stacey, Honorary Secretary of WSCM.

Welsh National Opera. Correspondence and papers concerning the Welsh National Opera Co. Ltd, amongst them agenda and minutes of meetings, statements of accounts, notices and leaflets.

'Welsh Girls in London'.

'Welsh Girls in London'. Correspondence and papers as in A354. The correspondents include J. R. Clynes, Home Secretary, and Dame Margaret Lloyd George.

'Welsh Girls in London'. Miscellaneous financial records.

'Welsh Girls in London'. Correspondence, circular letters, memoranda, bills and receipts relating to the work of the Central Committee on Women's Training and Employment, the London Welsh Friendly Aid Society for Girls, the National Council of Women in Great Britain and similar associations and groups. The papers relate to the experiences, welfare and problems of girls who had moved to London to secure employment. The correspondents include Amabel Williams-Ellis, Dame Margaret Lloyd George and Percy E. Watkins.