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Bwndeli / bundles

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD/32/390	BUNDLE of miscellaneous correspondence of the Cefnamwlch Estate on various matters including Aberdaron parish charities; fishing rights in the Geirch river; the funds of Llangian National Scbool; subs... more	1862-1893
XD/32/391	BUNDLE of letters and pamphlets of the Cefnamwlch Estate on various matters including letters and order of service leaflet to the funeral of Major Seymour Wynne-Finch; letters about Llaniestyn chariti... more	1882-1906
XD/32/392-399	BUNDLE of miscellaneous documents, mostly correspondence about Tydweiliog parish matters.	1883-1903
XD/32/400	BUNDLE of miscellaneous correspondence of the Cefnamwlch Estate, concerning the management of the Estate including correspondence from J.C. Munro at Rhydycreua, Llanrwst about the management of the Vo... more	1890-1893
XD/32/401	BUNDLE of correspondence of the Cefnamwlch Estate concerning the Sarn branch of the Queen’s Commemoration Fund on behalf of the Queen’s Jubilee Institute for Nurses to nurse the sick poor.... more	1897 March-May
XD/32/402-405	BUNDLE of correspondence of the Cefnamwlch Estate.	1896-1897
XD/32/406	BUNDLE of correspondence of the Cefnamwlch Estate concerning the purchase of Werglodd Llettyr Gllach from Robert Hughes. 7 items.	1900 March-Oct.
XD/32/407	BUNDLE of correspondence of the Cefnamwlch Estate concerning the unsatisfactory work in the building of Treferwen House by P. Edwards of Dodleston, Chester. 10 items.	1900-1901
XD/32/408	BUNDLE of letters of the Cefnamwlch Estate about Nevin, Edern and Bodferin Church matters. 11 items.	1901-1903
XD/32/409	BUNDLE of correspondence of the Cefnamwlch Estate concerning Bryncroes benefice, including references to the property belonging to the benefice, particularly Bryncroes school; repairs to the church; t... more	1902 May-Sept.

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