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X/POOLE/1727-1768

Papers re enclosures affecting the Owen Estate - Malltraeth Enclosure

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
X/POOLE/1727	COPY WARRANT of distress from the Commissioners for the enclosure of Malltraeth marsh for the distress of goods of Sir H. Owen for non payment of the sum due for the draining of Malltraeth marsh.	1781 11 Sept.
X/POOLE/1728	COPY RESOLUTIONS for the first meeting at Gwyndy for the enclosing of commons of Towyn Trewain in the parish of Llanfarlog, Llechylched, Llanfihangel yn Nowyn and Llanfalryncubwll, co. Anglesey, appro... more	1787 20 Sept.
X/POOLE/1729	RESOLUTIONS of the first meeting for embanking and enclosing Malltraeth marsh; that an embankment would benefit the commoners, and that an engineer be appointed to survey the marsh and submit a report... more	1787 20 Sept.
X/POOLE/1730	COPY LETTER from the Bishop of Bangor to Mr. Goodman, Clerk to the Commissioners. He refuses to accept lands in lieu of Tithes. None of the incumbents whose lands lie in the area to be drained will b... more	1787 23 Dec.
X/POOLE/1731	COPY RESOLUTIONS of the meeting at Llangefni re the Malltraeth enclosure that approaches be made to the rectors of the parishes where the commons lie asking if they will accept one-twentieth instead o... more	1787 31 Dec.
X/POOLE/1732	DRAFT RESOLUTIONS of a meeting re Malltraeth marsh, re the fixing of subscriptions and the appointment of Commissioners.	1788 14 Jan.
X/POOLE/1733	NOTICE to the Malltraeth Enclosure Commissioners setting out Sir Hugh Owen’s claims, made by his mother and guardian, Dame Anna Owen, to rights of common on Malltraeth in respect of certain comm... more	1788
X/POOLE/1734	EXTRACTS and MEMORANDA from the Malltraeth Enclosure Act.	1788
X/POOLE/1735	QUERIES concerning the Malltraeth Enclosure Act of 28 Geo. III and its effects on Sir Hugh Owen’s lands.	1788
X/POOLE/1736	LETTER: Rowland Williams to Poole. He has succeeded Mr. Goodman as clerk and treasurer to the Malltraeth Enclosure Commissioners. He requests payment of Sir H. Owen’s contribution to the work.	1789 20 June

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