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XD70/54-61

Humphrey Ellis

Teitl Eitem	Disgrifiad	Dyddiad Archif
XD70/54	BUNDLE OF DOCUMENTS relating to the Cefnfaes estate of Mr. Humphrey Ellis and the appointed trustees and executors of his will, Mr. W.J. Parry, Mr. Robert Prees and the Rev. Oliver Davies. Includes p... rhagor	1813-1933
XD70/55	BUNDLE OF DEEDS relating to properties in Bethesda, co. Caerns., giving details of lands called Caechwarel, Caegarw, house in Mill Street, Waterloo Inn and Bull Inn. Many of the deeds relate to Humph... rhagor	1838-1898
XD70/56	BUNDLE OF DOCUMENTS relating to the Cefnfaes Estate, Bethesda. Includes a copy of the Ellis family tree.	1896-1950
XD70/57	REGISTER of the trustees under the wills of Humphrey Ellis, granting property from the Cefnfaes Estate, Bethesda, pa.[rish] Llanllechid, co. Caerns. Includes references to numbers in Estate book.	1905-1926
XD70/58	1. Trustees of the Cefnfaes Estate per W.J. Parry, Esq., Coetmor Chambers, Bethesda. 2. The representatives of the late Mr. Richard Roberts, Solicitor Palace Chambers, Caernarfon. BILL OF SOLICITORS C... rhagor	1913-1917
XD70/59	BUNDLE OF DOCUMENTS: annual bills of Solicitor’s costs to Trustees of the Cefnfaes Estate, per W.J. Parry. Bills issued by the firm of Jacques and Co., Ely Place, E.C.. [13 items]	1913-1925
XD70/60	BUNDLE OF DOCUMENTS - Account of Ellis Davies with Trustees of the Cefnfaes Estate. Concerns rents collected, and the administration of the Estate in matters of lease.	1927-1928
XD70/61	BUNDLE OF CORRESPONDENCE relating to Humphrey Ellis deceased and the Cefnfaes Estate, Bethesda, which includes the properties 6, 8-17 Botuchaf, Carneddi C.M. Chapel, Victoria Hotel, King’s Head,... rhagor	1938-1942

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