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X/POOLE/1218-1242

Correspondence of R. Poole re affairs of late Dr. H. Owen

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
X/POOLE/1218	LETTERS: Mrs. Heyland to Miss Poole asking for her father’s address in London as the Owens wish to consult him on various matters. She mentions that Miss Owen is unfit to deal with such busines... more	1810 2 April
X/POOLE/1219	CORRESPONDENCE of O. A. Poole with Miss Owen and others on various business matters, settling the affairs of the late Dr. Owen, etc..	1810
X/POOLE/1220	CORRESPONDENCE of O. A. Poole and Edmund P. Lyon of 23, Devonshire Place, Cavendish Square, London, a cousin of Miss Owen, arranging meetings to discuss affairs involving Miss Owen.	1810
X/POOLE/1221	CORRESPONDENCE of O. A. Poole with Mrs. Heyland, E. P. Lyon and others re settling the affairs of the late Dr. Owen, taking out letters of administration, etc..	1810
X/POOLE/1222	COPY LICENCE to sell the farm called Brynllewellyn now the property of John Owen, a captain in 61 Regiment of foot, eldest son of Rev. Hugh Owen, clerk, with covering letter (11 Nov. 1811). O. A. Poo... more	1811 Nov.
X/POOLE/1223	CORRESPONDENCE of O. A. Poole with Miss Owen and others on various business matters, business re the lease of Brynllewellyn; correspondence with Mr. Rowlands, Dr. Owen’s old curate, re collectio... more	1811
X/POOLE/1224	LETTER: Miss Elizabeth Owen to Poole. Discusses various estate matters. Also thanks Poole for his concern at the loss of her brother’s arm. He seems to be recovering now and is anxious for em... more	1812 5 Nov.
X/POOLE/1225	1 bundle of correspondence of O. A. Poole with Miss Owen of Bath, and Major Owen of Ireland, re settling various accounts; the legacy dues of her late father Hugh Owen, and various estate business.	1813-1815
X/POOLE/1226	ACCOUNT of the Aberffraw tythe letting.	1809 6 July
X/POOLE/1227	COPY WILL of Rev. Hugh Owen. Relates how a marriage took place between himself and May Wilkins in 1778 and the terms of settlement. He now disposes of the £1000 marriage portion of wife - £600 to hi... more	1809 24 July

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