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XD28/2514 COPY LETTER: A. Andrews to Mr. I. Higgon at Arthog enclosing counterpart agreement and hoping scheme will prove success. Does not object to one month’s notice. Enclose blank agreement forms. Re ...  more 1940 June 14
XD28/2514-2516 Cofgolofn Rhyfel / War Monument   
XD28/2516 LETTER: Morgan Williams, secretary of Arthog War Memorial Committee, Council School, Arthog, to F.E. Andrews, esq.. Acknowledges receipt of a deed conveying a piece of land for erecting a war memorial...  more 1925 Jan. 14
XM1573/49 LLYTHYR: R.B. Pritchard, Middle Granville, New York, at ei chwaer a’i frawd yng nghyfraith Mr. a Mrs. Robert Thomas, 8 Newborough St., Caernarfon. Mae yn "Election Day" yno, and nid y...  more 1898 Ion. 3
XD28/2763 1. Messrs. Solomon Andrews & Son. 2. The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, acting by Robert Alun Roberts, Executive Officer, Caernarfonshire War Agricultural Executive Committee. AGREEMENT: to ta...  more 1943 June 7
XM1573/208 PROGRAMME: Unveiling Ceremony at the Caernarfon War Memorial when an address was given by The Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd George, O.M., M.P..  1922 Nov. 12
XD/1 COFNODION A PHAPURAU BWRDEISDREF CAERNARFON
RECORDS AND PAPERS OF THE BOROUGH OF CAERNARFON

Mae’r cofnodion a restrir yn y catalog hwn wedi tarddu o Gyngor Fwrdeisdref Caernarfon. ...  more 		 
XD1/1046 CORRESPONDENCE FILE: Cenotaph and War Memorial.  1954-1969
XD1/873 1. H.M. Secretary of State for War. 2. The Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Caernarfon. AGREEMENT for connecting the drain of the Military Barracks with the Town Sewer System. Plan.  1903 April 17
XD1/689-699, 1124 (i) War Refugees Committee   
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