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X/POOLE/1774-1896

Papers re sales and exchanges of the Owen Estate including exchange with Lord Uxbridge

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
X/POOLE/1774 LETTER: Mr. Griffith of Brynodol to Poole proposing an exchange of lands held in moiety between himself and Col. Owen. If Col. Owen will not exchange he asks him to grant a lease.  1772 17 Sept.
X/POOLE/1775 1) Richard Poole of Beaumaris [Biwmares], co. Anglesey, Esq. attorney for Arthur Owen of Percys, co. Middlesex, Esq. 2) Rowland Jones of Cefn Tresaint in the parish of Llanrug, co. Caernarfon, gent. A...  more 1777 4 Sept.
X/POOLE/1776 ACCOUNT OF BIDDINGS at the White Lyon Inn, Beaumaris [Biwmares] for the farm Glan y Rhose in the parish of Llanidan.  1777 4 Sept.
X/POOLE/1777 ROUGH MEMORANDA re chief rents received by J. Jerman.  1790
X/POOLE/1778 ACCOUNT of detached parts of the estates of Sir Hugh Owen in Anglesey and Caernarfonshire proposed to be sold. Gives details of tenement, tenant, rent, acreage, details of lease.  1804
X/POOLE/1779 AUTHORITY from John Colby, Esq., agent of Sir Hugh Owen, Bart. to O. A. Poole to bid at the sale of chief rents on behalf of the vendor.  1805 18 Dec.
X/POOLE/1780 SALE NOTICE re fee farm rents of Sir Hugh Owen, Bart. issuing out of lands in the parishes of Llanbedr Newborough, Llechgwenfarwydd and Rhoscolyn, co.Anglesey.  1805 21 Dec.
X/POOLE/1781 LIST of purchasers of the various fee farm rents.  n.d.
X/POOLE/1782 CIRCULAR LETTER from O.A. Poole to various proprietors in Anglesey, informing them of the sale of Sir Hugh Owen’s chief rents and asking if they wish to purchase them.  1805 Dec.
X/POOLE/1783 DRAFT SALE CONDITIONS for Sir Hugh Owen’s chief rents.  1805 Dec.
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