Three letters to Evan Roberts, father of John Roberts (Senior) and George Roberts, one of them, 1808, from A. B. Crosse, Streatham, signing herself 'your sincere friend & Landlady', to Mr. Evan Roberts, Miller, Llanbrynmair (instructions concerning trees, etc.), the other two, 1804 and 1811, from G[eorge] Roberts [Ebensburg] to his parents (addressed 'Mr Evan Roberts, Dolgadvan Mills, Llanbrynmair . . . ') (in the earlier of the two how the revival continues to gain ground and has recently come within 25-30 miles of them, criticism of the Presbyterians before the revival came, some account of Rees Morgan and Grace, and the prosperous state of the nation, and in 1811 sending a copy of a letter from Grace Morgan [née Roberts] to her parents).