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Maritime Records

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM/2070/71 PAGES OF NOTES/ACCOUNTS (2) of seamen’s wages aboard the ’Sybil Wynne’.  [?1880-1883]
XM/2070/72 NOTEBOOK: Notes re. freight, seamen’s wages and the sale of Christmas boxes of ale and spirits [belonging to ?D.T. Edwards, Drum Inn, Caernarfon].  1881-1883
XM/2070/73 NOTEBOOK/DIARY: Notes primarily concerning the repair of a ship. Enclosed: Sheets of notes (2): rough sums and details concerning the wages of the crew of the ’Sybil Wynn’.  1881
XM/2070/74 NOTEBOOK: Rough notes concerning seamen’s wages and accounts of the ’Sybil Wynn’. Attached: 1. BILL: Gould and Davies, General Grocery and Ship Store Warehouse, Liverpool to D.T.E....  more 1881
XM/2070/75 ACCOUNTS BOOK of the ’Sybil Wynn’. Contains details of disbursements, crews wages etc.  1881-1882
XM/2070/76 BILLS AND VOUCHERS (30) for supplies etc. purchased by Capt. William Griffiths of the ’Sybil Wynne’ on a sailing between Helsingborg, Drobak and Connah’s Quay.  1881
XM/2070/77 ACCOUNT BOOK: Lists the cost, amount and type of fish caught by ’The Queen’, ’The Gypsy King’, ’The Trio’ and ’The Valentine’.  1881-1882
XM/2070/78 BUNDLE OF BILLS, RECEIPTS etc from the sailings to Germany, Scandinavia etc of the Brig ’Sybil Wynn’. Includes receipts and bills for loading, repair work and ship’s supplies.  1881-1882
XM/2070/79 COPY OF CHARTER PARTY: agreed between William Griffith, master of the ’Sybil Wynn’ (175 Tons) and Walter H. Brown and Co., merchants, London. Signed at Connah’s Quay, it is for the ...  more 1882 Feb. 9
XM/2070/80 RECEIPT of payment of Light Duties paid by J. Mathias, agent for the ’Sybil Wynne’, to Custom-House, Chester. The brig, official No. 62850, weighed 185 tons and was sailing from Drobak.  1882 Feb. 15
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