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Maritime Records

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/2070/81	LETTERS: [Two on one sheet] Ellis (?Roberts), Caernarfon, to D.T. Edwards, Market St., Caernarfon and to Thomas Thomas, master and owner of the schooner ’Helen’. E.[?R] was "grossly ... more	1882 March 18
XM/2070/82	LETTER: Gould and Davies, dealers in Salt Provisions and ship’s stores, 3 Benn’s Gdns, Liverpool to D.J.E. asking for "a settlement of the enclosed" [not present].	1882 March 29
XM/2070/83	RECEIPT: For two pounds costs and stamp of [?Duties] paid by W.G. of the ’Sybil Wynn’.	1882 March 18
XM/2070/84	CIRCULAR PAMPHLETS: Geo. H. Pugh, agent to potential members of Mr. R. Sorton-Parry’s committee informing them of a meeting concerning the Caernarfon Boroughs Election.Endorsed:ACCOUNT of se... more	1882
XM/2070/85	STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS for discharging and loading a cargo of coal tar pitch plus repairs and disbursements. The Brig was stranded in the River Dee off Fflint and had to be taken to Connah’s Qua... more	1882 March 21
XM/2070/86	BOOK OF FORMS (F1’s): ’Seamen’s Account of Wages’. Counterfoils and unused forms [belonging to the master of the ?’Sybil Wynne’].	1882
XM/2070/87	RECEIPT for the payment of Tonnage and Ballast Rates to Swansea Harbour Trust from Capt. Griffiths of the ’Sybil Wynne’. The Brig was sailing from Chester to Porthmadog. The cost was £4.... more	1882 April 25
XM/2070/88	RECEIPT for the payment of Pilotage Services to W. Fender, Pilot, Swansea Harbour, from the ’Sybil Wynn’. The cost was £1.7.0.	1882 May 5
XM/2070/89	ACCOUNT BOOK: Predominantly concerning the wages of the crew of the Brig ’Sybil Wynne’.	1882
XM/2070/90	BILL: John Thomas and John Francis, Average Adjusters, 24 Bangor St., Caernarfon to D.J. Edwards, Drum Inn, Caernarfon, for the sum of £6.16.6 for two ’adjustments of £6.16.6 for two ’adju... more	1882 May 10

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