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X/POOLE/2676-2821

Papers re the estate of Samuel Price and the Maurice Trust - Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
X/POOLE/2676	LETTER: O. A. Poole to John Oldfield, Esq. of Farm, Abergele. He is sending him two half bank bills to discharge his demands on the late Samuel Price, the other halves are to be sent by post the next... more	1799 2 Jan.
X/POOLE/2677	LETTER: To Oldfield of Farm near Abergele, Mr. Moor, Bennarth, Conwy, informing him of a mortgage of a Mrs. Foulkes on part of Mr. Price’s estate which he purchased from Lord Penrhyn in 1794.	1798 15 May
X/POOLE/2678	LETTER: R. Thomas, Carreg of Carreg to O. A. Poole giving a statement of the account between his mother, Margaret Thomas and the executors of the late Samuel Price, deceased.	1798 20 Aug.
X/POOLE/2679	LETTER: Cadwalader Jones of Wepre Hall to O. A. Poole re the account of the late Samuel Price for the Glanrafon receipts.	1798 25 Dec.
X/POOLE/2680	1 bundle of correspondence of O. A. Poole re the affairs of the executors of Samuel Price, deceased.	1799
X/POOLE/2681	1 bundle of correspondence of Messrs. Poole, solicitors, re business in connection with the executors of Samuel Price.	1800
X/POOLE/2682	LETTER: Rev. Richard Maurice of Bryn to O. A. Poole on business matters re certain trusts and the sale of Havod y wern re the estate of the executors of the late Samuel Price.	1801 10 Aug.
X/POOLE/2683	1 bundle of correspondence re the executors of the late Samuel Price, Esq.	1801
X/POOLE/2684	1 bundle of correspondence of O. A. Poole with various people in connection with business of the executors of Samuel Price.	1802
X/POOLE/2685	LETTER: R. Plowder of Devonshire Place to O. A. Poole, Caernarfon, asking for his support at the India House for the election of 6 directors, endorsed re Price’s executors’.	1803 8 April

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