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XM/1622/2

Deeds and Other related papers to Specific Properties, arranged in date order within parishes.

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM/1622/2/112. COMPLETION STATEMENT: re 53, 57 and 59 Hill St.  [1925]
XM/1622/2/113. CONTRACT AND CONDITIONS OF SALE: for 3 Menai View Terrace, Upper Bangor, by P.A. Mytton and W.L. Griffith to Isidore Wartski.  1925 Sept. 22
XM/1622/2/114. 1. Philip Aldred Mytton of 5, Devon Rd, Bedford, civil servant and Willie Linney Griffith of South Lodge Farm, Four Elms, Edenbridge, Co. Kent, gent. 2. Mrs Fanny Mackenzie of 3, Menai View Terrace, B...  more 1925 Nov. 14
XM/1622/2/115. CORRESPONDENCE, ACCOUNTS AND SCHEDULE OF DEED: re the sale of 3, Menai View Terrace, Bangor by Isidore Wartaki to Mrs. F Mackenzie, 3 Menai View Terrace, Bangor. File of 5 items.  1925 Nov.
XM/1622/2/116. COMPLETION ACCOUNT: for the sale of 3 Menai View Terrace by Mytton to Wartski.  [1925]
XM/1622/2/117. [1925]NOTES: re 6 Dean St, and Field St.   
XM/1622/2/118. CORRESPONDENCE: re the conveyance of 18 Rosehill St, Conway to Miss Grace Jones Including a schedule of questions re rent and drains. Attached: CORRESPONDENCE: from Mr. Barron to Miss Septima Jones re...  more 1924 July-Aug.
XM/1622/2/119. 1. Harriette Morgan Owen, wife of Owen Morgan Owen of Icknield Cottage, Wendover co. Bucks and Ioan Ynyr Glynne of Bangor, solicitor. Grace Jones of the Black Lion Inn, Conway, spinster. AGREEMENT FOR...  more 1924 July 7
XM/1622/2/120. REQUISITIONS ON TITLE: of Harriette Morgan Owen and Ioan Y. Glynne of 18 Rosehill St, Conway on its sale to Miss Grace Jones. Question by Howell Jones of Llanrwst the Purchaser`s solicitor answers by ...  more 1924 July
XM/1622/2/121. 1. Hariette Morgan Owen, wife of Owen Morgan Owen of Icknield Cottage Wendover, Co. Bucks. and Ioan Ynyr Glynne of Bangor, solicitor, Trustees under the will of Miss Septima Jones. 2. Grace Jones of t...  more 1924 Aug. 21
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