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Gohebiaeth / Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/7744/5/1	LETTER: H. Westmacott of Bedford Row, London, to C.Williams, re to a deed for Mr. Griffith. He is surprised that Mr. Griffith has objected to the £220 appearing in the account since it was a personal ... more	1846 May 17
XM/7744/5/2	DRAFT LETTER: l. E.M.Roberts to Mr. S. Roberts of Holyhead requesting, by return of post the amount owed, if not proceedings will be taken. 2. E.M.Roberts to Mr. S. Roberts questioning the payment owe... more	1854 Dec. 12
XM/7744/5/3	LETTER: Henry M. Vane, secretary of Charity Commission, London, to Mr. Ellis Davy, churchwarden at Llaniestyn, Pwllheli, acknowledging the receipt of his letter.	1855 Dec .8
XM/7744/5/4	LETTER: J. Riston and Sir B. Towndron, of 1 James Street, Liverpool, to J.H. Jones of Pwllheli, solicitor re Mr. Evan Williams assignment. Inquiring what debts are owed.	1856 Dec. 15
XM/7744/5/5	LETTER: Edward Powell of Caernarfon to [Mr. Roberts] re to imprisonment of Evan Williams, of Ty Croes Bach, Rhiw for debt. Mr. Powell has been instructed to apply for his discharge but needs certain i... more	1857 May 7
XM/7744/5/6	LETTER: Thomas Watkins of Pwllheli to E.M. Roberts, informing him that he cannot pay the debts to Mr. Owen Moses at present. He asks for a little more time, and that threats are pointless.	1857 July 4
XM/7744/5/7	LETTER: McLeod & Canns to E.M. Roberts, informing that they are ready to sign judgement against the defendant Robert Parry in the action.	1857 July 28
XM/7744/5/8	LETTER: E.M. Roberts to Rev. Ceasar Owen of Llanbedrog, offering his services as receiver of tithes, following Mr. Hugh Ellis’ replacement.	1857 Aug. 10
XM/7744/5/9	LETTER: John H. Jones to E.M. Roberts, informing him that the premium on Mr. William’s policy is due. A cheque for £29.17s.6d. has been enclosed for Mr. Pugh.	1857 Sept.15
XM/7744/5/10	RECEIPT of a letter, addressed to H.B. Roberts esq., D.R. Bangor.	1857 Dec. 13

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