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XD/32/653 LETTER: Joshua Simmer, secretary at Caernarfon to C.W.G. Wynne, esq., M.P. at Lima to inform him that he has been elected the Vice President of the Society for Investigating the Natural History and An...  more 1832 Oct. 29
XD/32/654 NOTICE by David G. Jones at the County Offices, Caernarfon to [Mrs. G. Wynne Finch] informing her that William Heneage Wynne Finch has nominated her as his prory. Attached: PROXY PAPER (30 November 18...  more 1844 Nov. 18
XD/32/655 LETTER: R.I. Cunliffe at 38, Draycott Place, [London] S.W. to Mr. Wynne Finch. He is afraid he cannot lunch with him the following day as he had forgotten that they had asked some friends, but he hop...  more 1900 June 30
XD/32/656 LETTER: Mat Wright, cricket outfitter at Eton College, Windsor to ?recommending a man called T. Gibbs who is in his second year at Eton, and giving his address. M.W. would be glad to supply any crick...  more 1908 May 19
XD/32/657 LETTER: J.D. Griffith Davies at 2 Balmoral Terrace, Shaw Lane, Leeds 6 to Mrs. Wynn Finch at 11 Bruton Street, London W.1.. He thanks her for saying that she has enjoyed reading his biographical stud...  more 1936 Jan. 26
XD/32/658 LETTER: Cynan, Welsh reader of plays for the Lord Chamberlain, at Penmaen, Menai Bridge to Mrs. Wynne-Finch at Cefnamwlch. He has heard from Caerwyn of her interest in the Welsh folk-culture of Lleyn...  more 1940 Nov. 21
XD/32/659/1 LETTER: E.J. Millwood, Regional Petroleum Officer at the Ministry of Fuel and Power North Wales Area, Bangor Street, Caernanfon to [Brigadier Wynne-Finch] enclosing additional coupons for 10 units of ...  more 1949 July 25
XD/32/659/2 NOTICE re petrol coupons for the period 1 August 1947 to 31 January 1948.  1949 July 25
XD/32/659/3 NOTICE re petrol coupons for the period 1 February to 31 July 1948.  1949 July 25
XD/32/660 LETTER: W.J. Hemp (President Moribund) at Bod Cywarch, Criccieth to Col. W.H. Wynne-Finch,(Ex-President) at Cefn Amwlch, Edeyrn to ask if he has in his archives any detailed account of the spot where ...  more 1955 Nov. 11
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