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X/POOLE/5978-5996

Correspondence with O. M. Wynne re sale of Bodruhal etc.

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
X/POOLE/5978	LETTER: Thomas Griffith of Stone, Staffordshire, to Mr. Poole re the sale of an estate near the town of Caernarfon called Bodrhual. He wishes to purchase a small estate in North Wales and asks for fu... more	1801 24 May
X/POOLE/5979	LETTER: Poole to O. M.Wynne, Esq., Overton, Wrexham, re sale of the Bodruhal estate, enclosing auctioneer’s bill.	1801 25 May
X/POOLE/5980	LETTER OF ATTORNEY: Owen Wynne of Overton, co. Flint, to Richard Griffith of Caernarfon, gent., aruthorising him to bid for a house, mill and lands called Bodruhal, in the parish of Llanrug, co. Caern... more	1801 26 May
X/POOLE/5981	COPY LETTER: O. A. Poole to Thomas Griffith, Esq., Stone, Staffordshire giving details of the Bodruhal estate. He mentions that part of the land could be improved by irrigation from the mill race.	1801 27 May
X/POOLE/5982	LETTER: John D. Courcy, Esq., of Dublin to O .A. Poole re the bill for printing. Discusses other business - a transaction involving a Caernarfon lady whose husband pays her a liberal allowance to kee... more	1801 2 June
X/POOLE/5983	LETTER: O. M. Wynne of Overton to O. A. Poole re the sale of Bodruhal. He suggests they may have a better price for the property if they get a friend in to bid for the property to raise the price.	1801 5 June
X/POOLE/5984	SALE NOTICE re Bodrhual estate near Caernarfon (with a description of the mill, capacity for improvement, etc.).	1801 13 June
X/POOLE/5985	LETTER: O. M. Wynne to Poole. Suggests a person to act as bidder on their behalf.	1801 15 June
X/POOLE/5986	LIST OF BIDDINGS at the sale of Bodrhual, with a covering letter of Poole re Owen Molyneux Wynne of Overton Hall (16 June 1801). The highest real bidder was a Mr. Lewis Williams but Poole and the oth... more	1801 13 June
X/POOLE/5987	LETTER: O. M. Wynne to Poole, discussing the result of the biddings. He was amazed at the poor bids since property was recently selling so well around Caernarfon. There is still a possibility that M... more	1801 21 June

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