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XD38

Casgliad Ystad Gwedir, Dyffryn Conwy Gwydir Estate Collection, Conwy Valley

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD38/146 FORMS OF ACCOUNT of succession to real and leasehold property (Inland Revenue), inc. forms of legacy, abstract of the will of Robert Parry and executors’ account of receipts and disbursements.  1924
XD38/147 ACCOUNT of receipts and disbursements (amended)- of Robert Parry, decd..  1924
XD38/148 BANK BOOK: Catherine Parry.  1924-1934
XD38/149 BANK BOOK: Robert Parry.  1924-1934
XD38/150 1. Margaret Parry of Llanrwst, co. Denbs., spinster, Mary Jane Gaunt of Liverpool, Charles Owen Parry of Wrexham, co. Denbs., builder and Jane Parry of Vermont, USA (legatees). 2. Thomas Cadwaladr Hug...  more 1925 March 20
XD38/151 NOTICE of Sale by auction of the freehold estate called Gauallt, pas. Llanrhychwyn and Capel Curig and Pen y Bryn, pa. Beddgelert.  1808 July 14
XD38/152 1. Rev. John Williams of Llanbedr, and Sarah his wife, James Royle of Caermelror, co. Denbs., esq. and Diana his wife. 2. Hon. Peter Burrell of Drummond Castle, co. Perth. LEASE for 1 year of messua...  more 1810 March 23
XD38/153 1. Rev. John Williams of Llanbedr and Sarah, his wife, James Royle of Caer Melror, co. Denbs., esq. and Diana, his wife. 2. Thomas Hughes of Plas newydd, co. Denbs., gent. and Meredith Evans of Caergo...  more 1810 March 24
XD38/154 PARTICULARS and conditions of sale of Weirglodd, Rowan House, Guelder Rose House, Rhiwlas Villa and Pandy Uchaf, pa. Trefriw, Red Lion Field, Ddol Fawr and Gwyllt, pa. Llanrwst.  1904 March 29
XD38/155 1. Rt. Hon. Baron Elphinstone, Edgar Drummond, Reginald Warren and Peter Burrell of Stoke Park, co. Suffolk, esq.. 2. Rt. Hon. Lord Willoughby de Eresby. 3. Edgar Drummond and Alfred Drummond of Chari...  more 1869 July 10
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