Transcripts of miscellaneous entries of baptisms, marriages, and burials from the parish registers of Cemmes, Mallwyd, Machynlleth, Penegoes, Trefeglwys, Llanwnog, and Darowen; genealogical notes and extracts relating to individual families, e.g., Tibbott of Llanbrynmair, Swancott of Trefeglwys and Llanwnog, and Bowen of Trefeglwya; lists of Bennett marriages, burials, and baptisms, 1631/2-1859, from the parish registers of Trefeglwys, Llanbrynmair, Llanidloes, Llangurig, Carno, and Llandinam; transcripts of miscellaneous memorial inscriptions; extracts from printed matter; etc.

Extracts from memorial inscriptions in the churchyards of Llanllugan, 1817- 1910, Trefeglwys, 1833-1847, Llanwyddelan, 1783-1887, and Manafon, 1865-1908; transcripts of miscellaneous entries of baptisms, marriages, and burials from the parish registers of Tregynon, 1689-1800, Manafon, 1689-1784, and Carno, 1755-1836; abstracts of title deeds of the families of David of Garthbwt [Llanwnnog], 1679-1816, and Bennett of Glanyrafon, Trefeglwys, 1546?-1795; genealogical entries extracted from family Bibles, etc.; extracts from a diary ('Hen Lyfr y Parch. R. H. Jones') recording preaching tours of Merionethshire, Denbighshire, Flintshire, and Montgomeryshire, 1819-1822; and genealogical notes and extracts from printed and manuscript sources.

Transcripts of miscellaneous entries of baptisms, marriages, and burials from the parish registers of Llawryglyn, Llanbrynmair, Cemmes, Mallwyd, Dolgelley, Talyllyn, and Llanwnog; extracts from memorial inscriptions in the churchyards of Llan[bryn-mair], 1786-1791, Yr Hen Gapel [Congregational Church, Llanbryn-mair], 1845-1895, Cemmes, 1722-1773, Llanwrin, 1701-1891, and Llanwnog, 1757-1822; genealogical notes relating to the families of Anwyl, Jones of Cilfach y Rhiw, etc.; extracts, 1806-1824, from the manuscript diaries, etc., of the Reverend John Elias ('o Fôn') at Bala College [now part of the C. M. Archives deposited in the National Library of Wales]; miscellaneous extracts from printed and manuscript sources; and lists of 'Lla[nbryn-mai]r persons married to outsiders', 1663-1747, and of 'Outsiders buried at Llanbrynmair', 1663-1747.

Pedigree of the Rogers family, [1936x1943], probably compiled by the Very Rev. Edgar Rogers. The family included Edward Rogers of Dolobran, Montgomeryshire.

Pedigrees (54 pp.) of various families in Caernarvonshire (Llŷn and Eifionydd), Montgomery, Merioneth, Denbigh and Anglesey, etc. transcribed by John Jones ('Myrddin Fardd') from an unnamed source or sources, possibly early eighteenth century. The first page is marked 'Copy No. 28'. A loose press cutting in the volume contains a carol ('Carol Newydd') by [Gruffydd Roberts] 'Gyttyn Lleyn'.

Pedigree, dated 1687, of Richard Herbert of Dolforgan, Kerry, Montgomeryshire, containing nineteen coats of arms, all painted, tracing Herbert's lineage, in the male line only, through fifteen generations, [?spuriously] from King Henry I and his son Herbert [?recte Henry] fitz Roy.
Husbands and wives are recorded in roundels beneath their impaled coats of arms; additional coats have been included to represent Herbert's wife's parents and maternal grandparents, and his daughter. Three generations have been added to the pedigree in a different hand (without heraldry), while further additions have been roughly sketched in pencil, [18 cent., last ¼]. Eight roundels have been left empty. The compilers of the pedigree are not named, however the Rev. John Jenkins (Ifor Ceri) ascribes it to Morris Evans of Llanfyllin, antiquary, and 'John Richardson, Herald Painter' (see NLW MS 1655B, f. 8; the repetition of this attribution alongside other pedigrees in the same volume (f. 13 verso) may cast doubt on its accuracy however). A dedication at the foot of the pedigree lists the authorities consulted (in NLW MS 1655B, f. 9 verso, Ifor Ceri appends the same list to a different pedigree altogether).

Notes, [c.1680], on the descent of the whole Herbert family, including the Herberts of Pembroke, Coldbroke, Powis Castle and Cherbury.

Topographical, historical, and genealogical material relating mainly to the counties of Anglesey, Caernarvon, Denbigh, Merioneth, Montgomery, and Shropshire, accumulated by Thomas Pennant and including letters or other contributions from Paul Panton, Hugh Davies (botanist), E. R. Owen (Bangor), John Thomas (Llandegai and Beaumaris), John Lloyd (Caerwys), Sir John Cullum (Hardwick), Richard Thomas (Llanegryn), Thomas Bownall (London), Thomas Jones (Caernarvon), George Ashby (Cambridge), John Price (Oxford), Thomas Ford Hill (London), Foote Gower (Chelmsford), Francis Leighton (Shrewsbury), J. Plymley (junior), J. Worthington (Llanrhaiadr ym Mochnant), Thomas Addenbrooke (Buildwas), David Pennant, and Richard Gough (Enfield).

Draft pedigrees and miscellaneous genealogical extracts and notes from parish registers and other manuscript sources and from printed publications relating largely to individual Montgomeryshire families, e.g., Jervis of Llanbryn-mair, Burton of Darowen, Bennett of Trefeglwys, etc., Bowen of Trefeglwys and Llanwnnog, Swancott of Trefeglwys and Llanwnnog, Kinsey of Llandinam, Savage of Trefeglwys and Llanwnnog, Goodwyn of Trefeglwys, Worthington of Trefeglwys, Mills of Trefeglwys, Jerman of Trefeglwys, Ashton of Trefeglwys, Pughe of Darowen and Penegoes, Pugh of Aberffrydlan [in Llanwrin] and Abergwydol [in Darowen], etc. Among other items included in the extracts are some nineteenth century statistics of Calvinistic Methodist churches and Sunday Schools in the Llanidloes area; material relating to Llanbryn-mair from parochial records, 1663-1821, and from records of the Court of Great Sessions, 1662-85/6; abstracts of probate records of Quakers in Trefeglwys, 1708-76; and a pedigree chart of Principal J. H. Davies, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth.

Extracts of burials from the parish registers of Llanwrin, 1737-1778, and Chirbury, 1636-1706; abstracts of a few probate records from Trefeglwys, Pennal, Dolgelley, Carno, Llandinam, Llanidloes, and Llanegryn, 1667-1788; and genealogical extracts from printed sources.

Extracts (seventeenth-nineteenth century), largely of baptisms, marriages, and burials from the parish registers of Tref[eglwys], Ll[anbryn-ma]ir, Darowen, Llandinam, Carno, Llanegryn, Towyn, and Llanfrothen, relating to individual families, e.g., Benbow of Trefeglwys, Ashton of Trefeglwys, Wilson of Llandinam, Trefeglwys, and Carno, Evans of Tref-eglwys, Brees of Trefeglwys, Jones of Llanbryn-mair, etc.

Extracts from E. Griffith: Hanes Methodistiaeth Trefaldwyn Isaf (Caernarfon, 1914), J. Hughes: Methodistiaeth Cymru (Gwrecsam, 1861-1866), J. Morris: Hanes Methodistiaeth Sir Gaerfyrddin (Dolgellau, 1911), and H[owell] H[arris] diary, no. 53; and extracts (seventeenth-nineteenth century), largely from the parish registers of Kerry, Llandinam, [Llan]idloes, Llanwnog, and Carno, relating to individual families, e.g., Edwards of Kerry, Maurice Davies of Llandinam, Savage of Llanwnog, Wilson of Carno, etc.

Annotated abstracts of Arwystli and Estimaner probate records preserved in the District Probate Registry, Bangor, 1635-1855. MS. 11862 contains similar abstracts (partly from the papers of D. C. Ll[oyd-] O[wen]) of Montgomeryshire probate records preserved in Somerset House, 1681/2-1778. MS. 11862 is indexed. MS. 11863, compiled in 1924, contains extracts from the parish registers of Towyn, Pennal, and Talyllyn, 1663-1840, and extracts of Montgomeryshire interest from printed sources, including pedigrees and lists of contributions to the London Missionary Society, 1799, 1824, 1831-1832.

Miscellaneous transcripts, abstracts, and extracts relating to Montgomeryshire, including transcripts or abstracts of entries of baptisms, marriages, and burials, 1661-1761, of marriages, 1813-1837, and of baptisms, 1813-1897, from the registers of the parish of Llanmerewig; abstracts of deeds, 1576-1809, relating to property in Montgomeryshire [extracted from The National Library of Wales Calendar of Deeds and Documents, Vol. 1, The Coleman Deeds (Aberystwyth, 1921)], with additional genealogical notes relating to the parties or witnesses; a transcript of an indenture of mortgage, 20 July 1743, relating to property in the township of Llanryney, parish of Llangerick (also mentioned in this document are property in Ludlow, co. Salop, and a forge or iron mill called Strangworth forge or mill in the parishes of Pembridge and Staunton upon Arrow, co. Hereford); a copy of a letter from Herbert M[illingchamp] Vaughan, to Mr. [John Bancroft] Willans, 1921 (tracing the writer's descent from Richard Herbert of Dolforgan, parish of Kerry, late seventeenth century, enclosing a copy of a document relating to Dorothy, viscountess Lisburne (see next item)); a transcript of a document headed 'Household Accounts of a Welsh Peeress in the XVIIIth century', being an account of the personal and household expenditure in 1744, of Dorothy [dowager] viscountess Lisburne, widow of John Vaughan, 2nd viscount Lisburne, and daughter of Captain Richard Hill of Hemblas [sic], Llanwnog, Montgomeryshire; copious extracts from the English Encyclopaedia (1859); and shorter extracts from Spons Dictionary of Engineering [ed. Oliver Byrne (London, 1869-1874)], fournal of the Iron and Steel Institute, Walter [Hume] Long (viscount Long): Memories . . . [(London, 1923)], and the report of the Poor Law Commissioners, 1834. Included also in the volume are extracts from George Gilbert Ramsay: The Annals of Tacitus ... [An English translation ... (1904)], and Burke's Extinct Peerage (1831).

A manuscript written c. 1573 (see f. 1) containing Kyvrinach y Beirdd (ff. 2-14a); and Humphrey Llwyd's English version of Brut y Tywysogion (ff. 1-227). The manuscript also includes poetry of Iolo Goch (f. 1); a rental of lordships in Powys (f. 228); and a Powys genealogy (f. 228b). Folios 229-232 are fragmentary and repaired.

Typescript pedigrees, [1974], compiled by the donor, of the families of Rees James, Meifod, Montgomeryshire (f. 1), John Thomas and Elizabeth Williams of Trelech a'r Betws, Carmarthenshire, and Ohio (ff. 3-6), and the Evans family of Garthbeibio and Mallwyd, Montgomeryshire (f. 2), branches of the donor's family.
Also included are typescript transcripts, [?1974], of the marriage agreement of John Thomas and Elizabeth Williams, dated 4 July 1810 (ff. 7-9), and a letter, dated 23 September 1857, to them from Elizabeth's sister, Ann Davies (ff. 10-11).

Typescript pedigree, [1970], compiled by the donor, of her ancestors the James family of Meifod and Montgomery, Montgomeryshire, and latterly the United States.

Miscellaneous genealogical notes chiefly written by Walter Davies with some in the autograph of John Jenkins and Angharad Llwyd and mainly relating to Montgomeryshire.

Abstracts of records largely of Montgomeryshire interest preserved in the Diocesan Registry, Bangor, including petitions for the registration of Dissenters' meeting-houses, ?1788-1811, marriage license bonds, 1763-1813, orders of penance, 1758, etc.; extracts of marriages from the parish register of Llanbrynmair, 1837-1849; extracts from memorial inscriptions in the churches and/or churchyards of Llanwnog, 1772-1841, and Llanbrynmair, 1872; abstracts of terriers of the parishes of Llanbrynmair, 1630-1775, Cemmes, 1685-1791, Darowen, 1663-1686 and undated, and Machynlleth, 1630- 1730; and miscellaneous genealogical extracts and notes, some relating to members of the Calvinistic Methodist churches of Graig, Staylittle, and of Rhydwen, Dylife. The volume was compiled in 1922.

Extracts of baptisms, marriages, and burials from the parish registers of Cemmes, 1781-1812, Llangurig, 1736/7-1867, Llanidloes, 1745/6--1790, and Trefeglwys, 1727-1809; extracts from memorial inscriptions in the churchyard of Yr Hen Gapel [Llanbryn-mair], 1800-1882; 'A few particulars out of Llangurig Wills', 1746-1799; extracts, from the license book, of marriages in Llangurig, 1765-1813; extracts from Welch Piety, 1752-1763; abstracts, extracts, and notes relating to the pedigrees of the families of Goodwin of Carno, Soley of Tregynon, Wood of Llanwnnog, etc.; transcripts from the Trevecka Letters of two letters, 1748/9, from W. J[ ones], Trefollwyn, Anglesey, to [Howell] Harris; etc.