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XG2/ADD/45 CASE PAPER of David Davies, no fixed abode, suffered ’shell shock’ in First World War.  1933 Mar 18
XG2/ADD/45 CASE PAPER of David Davies, no fixed abode, suffered ’shell shock’ in First World War.  1933 Mar 18
Z/DCU/2/10 LETTER from The Imperial War Graves Commission relating to the erection of a grave headstone in Llanfachreth Churchyard  1927 Nov. 29
Z/DCU/2/91 LETTERS (3) from The Commonwealth War Graves Commission, South Western Area, Cheltenham, Glos. to the Rev. J. Elwern Thomas, The Rectory, Dolgellau re maintenance of the 1914/18 War Grave of Edwards C...  more 1956-1965
Z/DDQ/100 BOOKLET entitled ’Getting on in post-war Britain’  1944 Oct.
ZDBE/3346 1 FILE - Proposals for the reduction in wages. ";[T]he output of slates has been declining for many years."; ";[P]rior to the War a slate roof was slightly cheaper than a tile roof wher...  more 1932
ZDBE/3503 1 FILE: General Office correspondence for war period mainly re sundry Quarry purchases, including a letter, 28 December 1941 re proposed sale of Park and Croesor Estates on 21st January, 1942.  1939-1945
ZDBE/3540 1 FILE: Federated Quarry Owners of Great Britain re replacement and maintenance of quarry plant following the War.  1945
ZDBE/3595 LETTER from Mr. Kellow, Park and Croesor Slate Quarries Co. Ltd., to Mr Greaves, Llechwedd re usage of slates, and War Office contracts.  1915 March
Z/DDD/2/1145 LETTER from A. Webster & Co., London to ?, stating that, owing to the Great War, it is the obligation of all Englishmen to help the families of those of their staff gone to war, by keeping their posts...  more 1914 Sept. 23
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