- Gwynoro Glyndwr Jones (b1942), Welsh politician: papers rel to Labour Party Wales, Welsh Assembly and devolution, Campaign for Welsh Assembly, voting reform, local election results, seat negotiations, Alliance Committee Wales, merged party Welsh Social and Liberal Democrats WSLD 1980-1986
- Edward Glynne Millward (1930-2020), Welsh nationalist politician: political and literary papers 1960-1970 (MILLWARD)
- Sharon Kay Penman (1945-2021), American historical novelist: literary archive rel to her work of Welsh interest, incl original typed manuscript copies of Here Be Dragons, Falls the Shadow, and The Reckoning, along with research, notes and other publicity materials from the time of publication 1985-2020
- John (1166-1216), King of England: royal charter for Philip, son of Wastellion, confirming the gift of an estate named "Dunwallesland" in Wales to him in exchange for feudal service to William de Braose and a knight's fee to the tenure of Abergavenny Castle 1209
- Dyer family of Llanfynnydd: papers, incl hand written personal letters rel to the family of John Dyer (1699-1757), painter and poet, incl a family tree, together with a selection of engraving prints incl Hogarth, 1736 c1700-1850
- Alun Lewis (1915-1944) Welsh poet and W. G. Archer (1907-1979), British civil servant and art historian: autograph letters from Lewis from India to Archer; draft and final version of letter from Archer to Lewis, and corresp of Archer with a student researcher, in which he suggests Lewis's death might have been a suicide 1943-1944
- Manuscript travel journal, "A Tour in Wales and a Part of Monmouthshire. With a Short Description of Gloucester Cathedral. Written in the Year 1805" 1805
- Tomás O Donohoe (fl1916), member of the Irish Citizen Army: ruled notebook comprising a hospital list for Frongoch Camp Nr Bala, with date and names of the patients and their prisoner number, following the Easter Rising 1916 1916 (NLW MS 24185)
- Morgan S. Williams (fl1900), of Aberpergwm House: diary recounting the expedition of three members of the Edwardian gentry, 'The account of a journey taken by three musketeers in which their pleasures and troubles are accurately and faithfully described by one of them AD 1900' 1900 (NLW MS 24187)
- Naylor family of Leighton Hall, Powys: notes and articles; Leighton Hall papers nd
- Llio Rhydderch (fl1951-1980), traditional Welsh harper: musical compositions for the harp including one which won the first prize in the National Eisteddod 1951 1951-1980
- David James Jones (Gwenallt), (1899-1968), Welsh author and poet: various manuscripts, letters, diaries, photographs and compositions c1950-1970 (GWELLT)
- Sir Harold Donald Secombe (1921-2001), Welsh comedian, actor, singer and television presenter: archive, incl ms and ts copies of 'Twice Brightly', speeches, and material rel to his funeral and memorial service; photographs, incl of various film productions 1945-2001
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