Notebook of John Jones of 34 Powell Street, Swansea detailing subscription lists in aid of fellow workers. 1897-1901

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Records relating to John Jones of Swansea, builderD 230

First steps in general knowledge: vegetable kingdom. Volume detailing various types of vegetable. 1853D 230/1

Plan of freehold estates in the parishes of Puncheston, Morville, Castlebythe, Neverne and St Thomas on the county of Pembroke for sale at auction. 1856D 230/2

Marriage certificate of William Williams, blacksmith and Mary John at St Mary's Church, Swansea. 1865D 230/3

Draft Conveyance between Thomas James of Carmarthenshire, farmer and David Evans of Carmarthenshire, farmer and Meredydd Price of Carmarthenshire, gent. of a farm and land called Pistill Gwyn in the parish of Llan-y-bythan and Llanfynydd, Carmarthenshire. 28 Dec. 1883D 230/4

Notebook of John Jones of 34 Powell Street, Swansea detailing subscription lists in aid of fellow workers. 1897-1901D 230/5

Workers time book of John Jones of 34 Powell Street, Swansea detailing the names and hours worked and amount of pay received and due. 1922D 230/6

Receipt to John Jones from David Jones of Brynhyddgar of £38 0s 0d. 1927D 230/7

Membership card of J. Richards of 34 Powell Street, Swansea to the Manor House Hospital, London. 1934D 230/8

United Patriots' National Benefit Society letter to John Jones regarding future contributions to the society. 1937-1941D 230/9

The Construction and Engineering Union letter to Mr A Steel regarding the wages of Mr J Richards. Also includes a bundle of weekly time sheets for John Jones. 1938-1947D 230/10

National Union of General & Municipal Workers Journal. Includes an article entitled A Swansea Pioneer, about John Jones a pioneer member in the society. 1940D 230/11

Reprinted copy of an etching by Paul Sandby of the Strand and Swansea Castle, 1775. n.d.D 230/12