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Ellis Davies Solicitors

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD70/91	REPAIR LIST for properties leased by the Newborough Estate.	1920 - 1939
XD70/92	ACCOUNT BOOK of the Dinas Estate. Includes labour and estate expenditure.	1915 - 1923
XD70/93	ACCOUNT BOOK of the Dinas Estate. Includes rough analysis of expenditure 1926 - 1927.	1923 - 1929
XD70/94	AUDIT (copy): of the books of the Penrhyn quarry Benefit Club, from 1841 to 1874. Copy is addressed to Lord Penrhyn, as President of the Club.	1875 Jan. 4
XD70/95	SALE CATALOGUE listing the Outlying Portions of the Penrhyn Estate to be sold at public auction, including land in the parishes of Abererch, Llannor, Pistyll, Llangybi, Llanarmon, Llanystumdwy, Dolben... more	1907 Oct. 30
XD70/96	NOTICE OF SALE BY AUCTION of plans and particulars of the Coedmor Estate, pa. Llanbeblig and Llanfaglan, the freehold old-fashioned residence Plasgwyn with park-like land attached, pa. Llanrug and th... more	1913 Sept. 7
XD70/97	BUNDLE OF DOCUMENTS relating to the dissolution of partnership between Inigo Jones and Robert M. Owen, owners of the Tudor Slate Works, Groeslon, Llandwrog. Enclosed: DRAFT NOTICE TO CREDITORS that al... more	1897 - 1920
XD70/98	BUNDLE OF CORRESPONDENCE and RECEIPTS relating to the trusteeship of the estate of Mr. Inigo Jones, deceased. Includes notice to creditors of Mr. Jones’ death, valuation of property, insurance ... more	1923 June - Oct
XD70/99	BUNDLE OF DOCUMENTS AND CORRESPONDENCE relating to the estate of Inigo Jones, owner of the Tudor Slate Works, Groeslon, deceased, and his subsequent legacy to his sister in the U.S.A., Jane Roberts, n... more	1923 - 1925
XD70/100	BUNDLE OF DOCUMENTS AND CORRESPONDENCE relating to the estate of Mr. Inigo Jones, deceased, owner of the Tudor Slate Works, Groeslon, and Mr. Ellis Davies’ position as joint trustee. Includes i... more	1923 - 1939

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