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E.K. Jones: Harwt a Bryn Seion: hanes eglwys AnnibynnolBrymbo, 1802-1940, (Llandysul, 1941), 110tt.
Penllyn Jones, D.O. Williams: Hanes yr enwad Annibynnol yng Ngholwyn a'r cylch o 1804 hyd 1915, (Aberdâr, 1916), 87tt.
Llawlyfr dathlu canmlwyddiant a hanner capel Ebenezer, Fforddlas, (1834-1984), Gorffennaf 17eg 1984, (Dinbych, 1984), 23tt.
Richard Morgan: Hanes eglwys Philadelphia, Llanarmon, (Merthyr Tydfil, c.1922), 16tt.
Dafydd Owen: Llawlyfr dathlu canmlwyddiant a hanner capel Ebenezer, Fforddlas, (1834-1984), (Dinbych, 1984), 24tt.
Dafydd Owen, gol.: Gwylio gorymdaith: dathliad dau gant a hanner Capel Lôn Swan, Dinbych, 1742-1992, (Dinbych, 1992), 67tt.
Alfred Neobard Palmer: A history of the older nonconformity of Wrexham and its neighbourhood, (Wrexham, 1888), xi, 167, vpp. 'History of the Pen-y-bryn Congregation (Independent)', pp.114-21.