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Owen, Daniel, 1836-1895.
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Letter concerning Daniel Owen,

Letter, [1888x1895], from three individuals, Thomas Thomas, M. A. Thomas and Olive [?Thomas], Cheam House, Pontnewydd, [?Monmouthshire], to one Miss Thomas, enclosing a copy of the English translation of Daniel Owen's novel Rhys Lewis, Minister of Bethel: An Autobiography, trans. by James Harris (Wrexham, [1888]).
The sender, [Thomas Thomas], refers to meeting Daniel Owen in Mold.

Thomas, Thomas, of Cheam House.

Letters of Henry Richard and Daniel Owen,

A letter, 1866, from the pacifist Henry Richard ('Apostle of Peace') to the Rev. Roger Edwards, Mold, editor of Y Drysorfa (ff. 23-24); and a letter in Welsh, 1886, from the novelist Daniel Owen, probably addressed to the Rev. Ellis Edwards, Bala, concerning obituaries of the latter's father, the Rev. Roger Edwards (f. 25).

Richard, Henry, 1812-1888.

Letters to R. J. Derfel,

Ninety-seven letters and cards, 1853-1905, to Robert Jones Derfel from various correspondents including Isaac Foulkes ('Llyfrbryf') (2) 1894, Daniel Owen (1) 1894, Dr Joseph Parry (1) 1892, John Roberts ('Ieuan Gwyllt') (2) 1853-4, John Thomas ('Eifionydd') (5) 1889-1904, and William Williams ('Creuddynfab') (4) 1853-63. Also included is a draft letter of application by R. J. Derfel, c. 1852, for admission to ?Manchester Baptist College, and two greetings cards, 1903 and n.d., from him to his daughter Jane.

Miscellaneous letters,

Some thirty letters, 1876-1966, comprising letters and drafts (12) 1890-1932, from Margaret Mostyn Jones, seven written to her family in Llanasa, 1890-4, while resident In Oak Hill, Ohio, with her husband the Reverend John Mostyn Jones (1840-1911), Calvinistic Methodist minister; letters (6) 1879-1912, to her, including a letter, 1879, from Daniel Owen, Mold, and a photocopy of a letter, 1912, from Sir Henry Jones, Glasgow; letters (5) 1958, from Maxwell Fraser to Tegwen Morris (née Clee) relating to Margaret Mostyn Jones; and other miscellaneous family letters.

Margaret Mostyn Jones and others.

Testunau pregethau, &c.,

A pocket ledger belonging, 1866, to Anne Jane Davies, Wern House, Mostyn, sister of Margaret Mostyn Jones, containing a list of contributions towards the rebuilding of Mostyn Calvinistic Methodist chapel (ff. 1-3 verso). The volume was later used by her sister Martha Catherine Davies (afterwards Cartwright) to record names of preachers, with texts and notes of their sermons, heard at various chapels and churches in and around Mostyn, 1870-8 (ff. 13 verso-61 verso inverted text). Among the preachers noted are David Charles Davies, Trefeca, Daniel Owen, Mold, and Owen Thomas, Liverpool.

Anne Jane Davies and Martha Catherine Davies.

Traethodau,

Essays by J. D. Richards: 'Delfrydiaeth yn ei pherthynas â dadblygiad dyn'; 'Dewi Sant'; 'Diarhebion Cymru: eu swyn a'u dylanwad'; 'Hedd Wyn'; 'Cenhadaeth y bobl Gymreig yn y teulu Cenhedloedd'; 'John Baldwyn Jones, Dinas Mawddwy'; 'Daniel Owen'; 'Dylanwad yr ysbryd milwrol ar foesau y genedl'; and 'Deffroad cenedlaethol y Cymry'.

John Dyer Richards.

Darnau anorffenedig,

Ymlith y papurau mae ‘Rhan o hunangofiant’, 1979, a ‘Rhagair i hunangofiant’, 1981, ynghyd â chyfeiriadau at ddefnydd Daniel Owen o "true to nature" yn ei weithiau.

Papurau Ennis Evans,

  • GB 0210 ENNANS
  • fonds
  • [c. 1973x1982] /

Copïau teipysgrif pedair pennod cyntaf a phum atodiad traethawd ymchwil Ennis Evans ar Daniel Owen ynghyd â nodiadau a deunydd perthnasol arall, [c.1973x1982]. = Typescript copies of the first four chapters and five appendices of Ennis Evans' thesis on Daniel Owen as well as notes and other related material, [c. 1973x1982].

Evans, Ennis, 1953-1982

Miscellaneous papers,

Miscellaneous papers, 1787-1935, including a cut-away signature, 1787, of Thomas Charles of Bala; a letter, 1811, from [Richard Pugh], curate of Llanegryn, Merionethshire, to the Commissioners of the Navy, concerning the fate of his parishioner, Richard Jones, aboard the Contest gun-brig, which foundered off the Azores in 1810; a transcript of a letter, 1885, from John Ceiriog Hughes (Ceiriog) to Daniel Silvan Evans; and a letter, 1893, from Daniel Owen, novelist, to an unidentified recipient.

Llythyrau Islwyn Ffowc Elis at T. Robin Chapman

  • NLW MS 23933D.
  • File
  • 1997-2004

Cyfres o 31 llythyr, 1997-2003, oddi wrth Islwyn Ffowc Elis at ei gofiannydd, T. Robin Chapman, yn ymwneud yn bennaf ag astudiaeth feirniadol Chapman, Islwyn Ffowc Elis (Caerdydd, 2000) a'r bywgraffiad Rhywfaint o Anfarwoldeb (Llandysul, 2003) (ff. 1-71). = Thirty-one letters, 1997-2003, from Islwyn Ffowc Elis to his biographer, T. Robin Chapman, mostly relating to the latter's critical study Islwyn Ffowc Elis (Cardiff, 2000) and biography Rhywfaint o Anfarwoldeb (Llandysul, 2003) (ff. 1-71).
Cynhwysir hefyd nodiadau hunangofiannol gan Islwyn Ffowc Elis, [2001], [2003] (ff. 76-91); copïau o ddau lythyr gan Elis, 1975, 1976 (ff. 72-75, 92-93); a deuddeg llythyr perthynol, 1998-2004, at Chapman oddi wrth amryw o ohebwyr (ff. 94-116), gan gynnwys Huw Ethall, 2004 (f. 99), Harri P[ritchard] J[ones], 2001 (f. 101), Eigra Lewis Roberts, [2002] (f. 102), Robin Williams, 2001 (ff. 109-110), Bobi Jones, 1998 (f. 111), Derec Llwyd Morgan, 1998 (f. 113), a Brynley F. Roberts, 2003 (ff. 115-116). Ceir yn llythyrau Elis atgofion am ei amser yn fyfyriwr yng Ngholeg Prifysgol Gogledd Cymru, Bangor (1942-7) (ff. 48-52), a’i ymddangosiadau o flaen tribiwnlysoedd gwrthwynebwyr cydwybodol ym 1943 (ff. 53-54), yn ogystal â chyfeiriadau at Adran y Gymraeg, Coleg Prifysgol Dewi Sant, Llanbedr Pont Steffan (1975-1980au) (ff. 55 verso-56, 74, 85 verso-90), Daniel Owen (f. 14), Kate Roberts (f. 14), T. J. Morgan (f. 54) ac E. Tegla Davies (ff. 72-75). = Also included are autobiographical notes by Islwyn Ffowc Elis, [2001], 2003 (ff. 76-91); copies of two letters from Elis, 1975, 1976 (ff. 72-75, 92-93); and twelve related letters, 1998-2004, to Chapman from various correspondents (ff. 94-116), including Huw Ethall, 2004 (f. 99), Harri P[ritchard] J[ones], 2001 (f. 101), Eigra Lewis Roberts, [2002] (f. 102), Robin Williams, 2001 (ff. 109-110), Bobi Jones, 1998 (f. 111), Derec Llwyd Morgan, 1998 (f. 113), and Brynley F. Roberts, 2003 (ff. 115-116). Elis's letters include reminiscences of student life at the University College of North Wales, Bangor (1942-7) (ff. 48-52) and his appearances before tribunals for conscientious objectors in 1943 (ff. 53-54), as well as references to the Department of Welsh at St David's University College Lampeter (1975-[1980s]) (ff. 55 verso-56, 74, 85 verso-90), Daniel Owen (f. 14), Kate Roberts (f. 14), T. J. Morgan (f. 54) and E. Tegla Davies (ff. 72-75).

Elis, Islwyn Ffowc