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Horns of honour, and other studies in the by-ways of archaeology (1900)
The Exmoor scolding and courtship, in specimens of English dialects; also The Somersetshire man's complaint (1879)
Some notes on the history of Wellington (1892)
Fresh words and phrases in the Somersetshire dialect (1898)
An outline of the grammar of the dialect of West Somerset (1877)
The dialect of West Somerset: a paper read before the Philological Society, January 15th, 1875 (1875)
The West Somerset word book: a glossary of dialectal and archaic words and phrases used in the West of Somerset and East Devon (1888)
The evil eye (1895)
The dialect of West Somerset and East Devon (1875) [Vol. 1, ]
Two famous Wellingtonians: Thomas Spencer Baynes and F. T. Elworthy (1909)
Obituary notices: Frederick Thomas Elworthy, Charles Trask, W. J. Braikenridge (1907)
All Souls' Day (1901)
A paper read by Mr F. T. Elworthy at the Bath and Wells Diocesan Conference, on October 11th 1893 [on stipends of the clergy] (1893)
On West Somerset patois (1876)
On perforated stone amulets: a paper read before the Anthropological Section of the British Association for the Advancement of Science (1903)
The mano pantea or so-called votive hand (1905)
Notes on terra cotta stamps or moulds found at Taranto, Italy (1898)
Lecture on masonry (1905)
In memoriam Frederic Thomas Elworthy (1907)
The grammar of the dialect of West Somerset (1879)
Index to the Proceedings and Transactions of the Philological Society, 1842-1879 (1884)
A solution of the Gorgon myth (1903)
On the needle and thread at Langford Budville (1901)
An ancient British interment (1896)
Witham Friary (1893)
Notes on Wellington (1892)
Canonsleigh (1892)
Tithes: an outline of their history and deveopment, a paper read at a meeting of the Taunton and Wellington Ruridecanal Conference (1890)
"Crying the neck": a Devonshire custom (1891)
Hugh Rhodes (1889)
Frederick Thomas Elworthy (1907)
Third/seventh/eighth/ninth/tenth report of the committe on Devonshire verbal pronunciations (1879-1887)
On the Devonshire pronoun min, or mun = them (1881)
The dialect of Hartland (1891)
Specimens of English dialects (1879) [1, Devonshire: an Exmoor scolding and courtship / 2, Westmoreland: a bran new wark]