- Sir Reginald James Bowker, (1901-1983), diplomat: papers incl corresp and photographs c1920-1977 (2020/9 and RJB)
- Ashworth Cross Family of Manchester: family papers with topics rel to industrial history, the suffragist movement and the Quakers 1793-1959 (2019/19 and ACF)
- Alan Bennion, (1930-2018), actor: account books (2 vols) 1961-2018 (2019/2)
- Alison Brackenbury, b. 1953, poet: papers incl unpublished mss, corresp with poets, BBC and radio play scripts and articles 1973-2018 (2019/25)
- Church of God in Belfast: papers inc minute books and roll books, church publications, Bible study resources and legal, financial and church governance records 1897-2018 (2017/54, 2019/42,and CGB)
- Edward Petter, (1832-1910), salesman and member of the Plymouth Brethren: family corresp sent by Edward Petter while working as a travelling salesman for Peek Frean & Co. c1885-1903 (2019/50 and CEP)
- Endlesham Hall, Christian Brethren Assembly: papers incl membership and attendance records, corresp, administrative papers, ephemera, photographs and postcards c1910-1978 (2019/83)
- Industrial Mission Association: papers rel to the ministries of Chris Beales and Bill Wright c1959-2004 (2019/87)
- Kenneth Lawson, (1920-2010), artist: papers incl sketchbooks and scrapbooks (3), personal records and publicity material c1980-1999 (2019/26,27 and KLP)
- Methodist New Connexion: annual committee minutes 1861-1877 (2019/99)
- Sir Joseph Whitworth, (1803-1887), engineer, entrepreneur, inventor and philanthropist: autograph letters (6) to Sir Emerson Tennent rel to contest with Sir William Armstrong to supply British Army field guns c1864 (2019/95 and Eng MS 1573)
- Thomas Beale, (1733-1805), Evangelical Anglican minister: mss letters 1754-1776 (2019/54)
- Thomas Robinson Ferens, (1847-1930), Methodist businessman, historian, philanthropist and MP: corresp and associated papers on Methodism 1788-1919 (2019/41)
- Ernest Wilson, (1910-1987), composer: papers incl musical scores, mss and programmes 1931-1987 (2019/93)
- John Baylie, (fl 17th cent), physician: mss 'Some things [that ought?] to be known [by those?] that intende to [help?] others in the practice of Surgerie. Gathered by the many yeares experience of John Baylie and written by him t[hat] it may profit others that have a desire to do good in that way' 1659 (2019/63)
- Richard Wright Proctor, (1816-1881), barber, poet and author: holograph mss 'Memorials of Manchester Streets' 1873-1874 (2019/57)
- Henry Ashworth (1794-1880), founder of the Anti-Corn Law League: autograph letters (40) written to Henry Ashworth 1844-1853 (2019/80 and HAL)
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