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XM/1369

Papurau Ysbyty Coffa Madoc a Chymdeithas Gweinyddesau Porthmadog.

Papers of the Madoc Memorial Hospital and Portmadoc Nursing Association.

Gweler hefyd XM/256/22 - 51,
XM/1180
XM/6063.

See also
XM/256/22 - 41
XM/1180
XM6063.

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM/1369/143. BUNDLE OF NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS re Portmadoc Memorial Hospital.  1919-1928
XM/1369/144. TYSTYSGRIF Arholiad Sirol Cyfarfod Misol Lleyn ac Eifionydd i Maggie Ellen Roberts, aelod o Ysgol Chwilog, a gafodd Radd I yn y dosbarth dan 14eg oed.  1921 Ebrill
XM/1369/145. COPY WILL of Thomas Jones, 122 High Street, Portmadoc, co. Caernarfon, ironmonger. Leaves the sum of £50 and desk kept in his bedroom to Margaret Williams, formerly of Rhydlanfair, and daughter of the...  more 1921 Oct. 12
XM/1369/146. SCHEDULE OF INCOME TAX and House Duty due for the year commencing 6 April, 1922, from Madoc Memorial Hospital, Garth, Portmadoc.  1922 Dec. 12
XM/1369/147. TENDERS for work at the Madoc Memorial Hospital by local tradesmen.  1922-1924
XM/1369/148. PLANS and correspondence re conversions to the Mac Memorial Hospital.  1922-1925
XM/1369/149. STATEMENTS re Mouth Days at Madoc Memorial Hospital.  1926-1930
XM/1369/150. NEWSPAPER CUTTING and correspondence between The Bernhard Baron Charitable Trust and the Treasurer of the Madoc Memorial Hospital re Mr. Baron’s Gift to Hospitals, etc.  1928
XM/1369/151. PROPOSAL FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE VALUATION LIST issued by The Portmadoc U.D.C. to Trustees of the Madoc Memorial Hospital.  1929 June 1
XM/1369/152. COPY STATEMENT of service rendered by the Liverpool Medical Institution for the Caernarfonshire area during the year 1929, showing costs and receipts.  1929
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