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XD/62/1-29

Bundles re Lands and Properties in Llandudno.

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD/62/11/1-4 Mostyn Street, Llandudno.

Messuage and shop at 98 Mostyn St.
NMB: Mary Margaret Beavan.
GE: George Eaton.  		1894
XD/62/12/1-12 Mostyn St./Lloyd St. Llandudno.
Property called Holyrood House, situated at the junction of Mostyn St. and Lloyd St., together with two lock up shops forming part of the same building.
H...  more 		1883 - 1892
XD/62/13/1-10 Salisbury Rd., Llandudno.
Messuage called Trevida, originally known as Bod Gwynedd.
HJB: Henry John Birch of Chester, gent.
DD: David Davies of Trevida, Llandudno, baptist minister...  more 		1910
XD/62/14/1-19 Trinity Square, Llandudno.
Property called Rodeu Villa, Trinity Square, referred to in the list as A; property at 13 Hyde Rd., Waterloo, Liverpool, co. Lancaster, referred to in the list as B; ...  more 		1887 - 1897
XD/62/15/1-6 Trinity Square, Llandudno. Property called Bod Turog.

CB: Charles Bicknll of Bangor, gent.
OG: Owen Griffiths, builder. Between 1880 and 1882 his address was Trevor Cottage Llandud...  more 		1880 - 1884
XD/62/16/1-8 The Elms, Trinity Square, Llandudno  1882 - 1884
XD/62/17/1-2 The Elms, Trinity Square, Llandudno  1883
XD/62/18/1-17 Trinity Square, Llandudno.
Parcel of land situated on the south west side of Mowbray Rd., and on the south east side of Trinity St., with messuage known as Bourneville, referred to as A in the l...  more 		1909 - 1912
XD/62/19/1-5 Vaughan St. Llandudno
Land with messuage at 9 Vaughan St.
VRC: Vincent Roger Corbet of Leanington,co. Warwick, esq.
ALE: Albert Knight Everest of Rock Ferry,co. Chester, gent.   more 		1879 - 1881
XD/62/20/1-3 Vaughan Street, Llandudno.  1881
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