Notes on Welsh Wesleyan Methodism,

This material is held atNational Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru

Reference
- GB 210 21.
Alternative Id.
Dates of Creation
- [1928x1931].
Location
- ARCH/MSS (GB0210)

Scope and Content

A notebook of extracts and notes from various publications including Yr Eurgrawn Wesleyaidd, 1813-43, and Owen Davies, 'A sermon preached at the Methodist Chapel, Wrexham, 13 February 1801, relating to the (Wesleyan) Methodist attitude towards social and political issues, and relating to proselytizing' (see Yr Efrydydd, 1933) (861C).

Note

Preferred citation: 21.

Additional Information

Published

Archive Record|Table of contents

A. H. Williams Papers,ALBWILL

John Hughes o Aberhonddu (1776-1843),1.

Rise and Growth of Welsh Wesleyan Methodism to 1858,2.

Photocopy letter from Howell Harris to Evan Roberts,3.

Photocopy letter from Howell Harris to Sally Gwynne,4.

Photocopy letter from Daniel Abbott to Howell Harris,5.

Photcopy letters from the Rev. Isaac Jenkins,6.

Photocopy letters mainly to Dr Jabez Bunting,7.

Extracts relating to Welsh (Wesleyan) Methodism,8.

Miscellaneous extracts relating to Welsh (Wesleyan) Methodism,9.

Miscellaneous extracts relating to Welsh (Wesleyan) Methodism,10.

Transcript of Journal of John Hughes and Dyddlyfr Edmund Evans,11.

Transcript of NLW MS 3501B,12.

Transcript of Journal of John Bryan,13.

Transcript of Cofiant am y Parch. John Hughes o Aberhonddu,14.

Extracts relating to Welsh (Wesleyan) Methodism,15.

Notes relating to Baptists and other Dissenters prior to 1815,16.

Notes relating to Welsh (Wesleyan) Methodist Reform in Wales,17.

A notebook of extracts from Gedeon neu Ddiwygiwr Wesleyaidd, 1853, May-July (858C),18.

A notebook of extracts from Gedeon neu Ddiwygiwr Wesleyaidd, 1853-6,19.

Transcripts of diares of Robert Jones, Llwyn-y-ffynnon,20.

Notes on Welsh Wesleyan Methodism,21.

Extracts from the diocese of Bangor visitation queries and answers,22.

Extracts from the diocese of St David's visitation queries and answers,23.

A file of extracts and notes from Minutes of Conference, 1744-1859 (864C),24.

The (Wesleyan) Methodist Association and Wales, 1838-57,25.

Extracts and notes relating to Welsh Wesleyan Methodism,26.

Photocopies of pages from Howell Harris Diary,27.

Photocopies of Samuel Bradburn's Memorandum Book,28.

Photocopies of material relating to the Gwynnes of Garth,29.

Photocopies from the Fonmon Collection,30.

Travelling expenses of preachers in the Brecon English (Wesleyan) Methodist circuit, 1775,31.

Letters to A. H. Williams,32.

Letters to A. H. Williams,33.

Letters to A. H. Williams,34.

Letters to A. H. Williams from Dr R. T. Jenkins,35.

Letters to A. H. Williams from Dr Thomas Richards,36.

Copy article by Rev. E. Tegla Davies, 'Wesleaeth a Phulpud Cymru', published in Bathafarn, v, 35 (878C),37.

Extracts and notes relating to Welsh Wesleyan Methodism,38.

Henry Child and early (Wesleyan) Methodism in Llanelli,39.

Extracts and notes relating to Welsh Wesleyan Methodism,40.

Card index of (Wesleyan) Methodist Meeting houses,41.

History of the (Wesleyan) Methodist Chapel, Bryneglwys, Corwen,42.

Notes on Welsh Wesleyan Methodism,43.

Miscellaneous photocopies of Wesleyan interest,44.

Photocopies of the old Wesleyan Methodist chapels at Hay and at Newbridge-on-Wye,45.

Article, John Wesley and Pembrokeshire,46.

Hanes dechreuad yr Achos Wesleyaidd yn ardal Llandecwyn,47.

Wesleyana in Cardiff,48.

A.H. Williams letters,49.

Reviews of A.H. Williams's Welsh Wesleyan Methodism,50.

Correspondence with publishers,51.

Typescript of An introduction to the history of Wales: the Middle Ages 1063-1284 with manuscript revisions,52.

Typescript version of An introduction to the history of Wales 1284-1485,53.

Typescript articles and addresses mainly relating to the Wesley brothers,54.

Typescript copies of John Wesley in Wales,55.

Re-appraisal of chapter 3 of Welsh Wesleyan Methodism 1800-1858,56.

Correspondence relating to chapter on Thomas Williams, Llanisien Fach, 1720-1787,57.

Patterns of Nonconformity in Cardiganshire and Carmarthenshire,58.

Thomas Williams (1720-1787) pioneer of Irish Methodism,59.

Undated typescript notes on architecture and literature,60.