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XM/2961

Papurau Dolwyddelan /
Dolwyddelan Papers

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/2961/21	ADRODDIAD Cangen y Feibl Cymdeithas yn Dolwyddelan. Argraffwyd yn Swyddfa’r Rhedegydd, Blaenau Ffestiniog (2 gopi).	1901
XM/2961/22	CASH ACCOUNT BOOK: Treasurer of Dolwyddelan Auxiliary Bible Society. Enclosed: Nos. 23-28	1884-1900
XM/2961/23	RECEIPT: British and Foreign Bible Society 146 Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C., for £16 received from Dolwyddelan Auxiliary Society.	1892 March 31
XM/2961/24	RECEIPT: British and Foreign Bible Society, 146 Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C., for £3 received from the Dolwyddelan Auxiliary Society.	1897 April 29
XM/2961/25	PORTERS BILL (Receipted) Dolwyddelan Station, L. & N.W. Railway Co. to D.E. Davies, for 1 box of books from London, carriage cost, 4s.10d.	1897 May 11
XM/2961/26	RECEIPT: Ellis Pierce for £1 received from Thomas Williams, trysorydd y Feibl Gymdeithas [Dolwyddelan], for printing 200 Bible Society Reports.	1898 by 9
XM/2961/27	RECEIPT: British and Foreign Bible Society 146 Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C., for £10 received from Dolwyddelan Society.	1900 March 31
XM/2961/28	RECEIPT: British and Foreign Bible Society, 146 Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C., for £10 received from Dolwyddelan Auxiliary Society. [Nos. 23-28 were found enclosed in No. 22].	1900 Oct. 26
XM/2961/29	LLYFR CYFRIFON: Cymdeithas Ddilog Eglwys Moriah, Dolwyddelan. T.T. Roberts, Ysgrifennydd. Enclosed: LIST of notes of hand taken in and given out, 1890-1903.	1907-1911
XM/2961/30	PROMISSORY NOTE: John Thos. Jones, 6 Castle Road and Evan B. Lloyd, Gorddinam, Dolwyddelan promise to pay to Miss Elizabeth Williams, Bertheos the sun of £5 for value received for the fund belonging t... more	1890 Dec. 16

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