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XM/1637

Papurau yn ymwneud â Bryngolau, Abererch a Phwllheli.

Papers Relating to Bryngolau, Abererch and Pwllheli.

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM/1637/21. CIRCULAR LETTER: Evan Morris, The Priory, Wrexham to William Williams and other allottees under the Aberdaron Inclosure Act, giving Notice of compulsory purchase of lands and houses, granted by the Po...  more 1887 Dec. 1
XM/1637/22. NOTE: W. Lloyd Williams to his son, glad to know he is well and good. His mother will send him a letter in Welsh.  1894 Feb. 15
XM/1637/23. LETTER: Jane Williams, 7 Salem Terrace, Pwllheli, to her son, asking him to come home for a rest as his health is not too good, and it is three years since he left home. Asks him if he has money for t...  more 1894 Feb. 19
XM/1637/24. LETTER: H. Williams, 34 High St, Denbigh, to her nephew Willie, acknowledging his letter and the "Empire Views". They have just arrived home after their travels, etc.  1895 April 5
XM/1637/25. LETTER: T.J. Williams, 20 and 34 High St, and Temple Bar, Denbigh to his nephew Willie. He and his wife are pleased to hear that he has been engaged by T. Wallis & Co. and advises him on how to get on...  more 1895 May 4
XM/1637/26. LLYTHYR: Dad a Mam, Tanymarion at ei phlant, yn diolch am y "postal order" ac yn dweud nad oedd eu hangen arni am i filiau y meddyg gael eu talu. Gwnaethant fusnes da yn Ffair y Gaea, ac heb...  more 1896 Rhag. 6
XM/1637/27. LETTER: A.J. Williams, 7, Salem Terrace, Pwllheli, to her brother, apologising for being so long in writing and has been expecting to hear from him. Capt. Jones Cambrian Queen was very ill at S. Ameri...  more 1904 May 5
XM/1637/28. LETTER: A.J. Williams, 7, Salem Terrace, Pwllheli, to her brother. She had a splendid drive as far as Bryncroes and had breakfast and dinner at Gylliwig farm. Henry came to Liverpool after the marriag...  more n.d.
XM/1637/28. NOTE: A.J. Williams, to her brother, asking him to write home as his parents an very anxious about him.  n.d.
XM/1637/29 NOTE: A.J.Williams, to her brother, asking him to write home as his parents are very anxious about him.  n.d
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