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XD28/36-48

BUNDLE [12] of documents re land sale at Pwllheli.

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD28/36 LETTER: T. Cunningham at Cardiff Road, Pwllheli to Messrs. Andrews and Son giving results of land letting previous day for Crugan, Talcamerau and Penrhydlliniog. Giving figures for 1901. Mr. Parry, th...  more 1902 March 7
XD28/37 STATEMENT of auction sale held at Crugan and Talcymerau, 6 March 1902.  1902 Dec. 6
XD28/38 LIST of properties,[tenants and rents] on Crugan and Talcymerau land.  c.1903 Feb. 26
XD28/39 LETTER: Fred E. Young at Andrews’ Hall, 32, St. Mary Street, Cardiff to Messrs S. Andrews and Son at Cardiff enclosing return of sale of land. Re sale. Re finance. Have no new cram wheels in sto...  more 1903 Feb. 26
XD28/40 LIST of land letting giving field, buyer [and price] re Crugan, and Talcymerau land. Also giving prices for lettings by auction on 3 March.  c.1904 March 4
XD28/41 LIST re land lettings at Talcymerau and Crugan.  1905
XD28/42 LETTER: Fred E. Young at S. Andrews and Son, Pwllheli to Cardiff Office. Has arranged with Mr. Mitchell at 24/- p. w. Mr. Lewis Jones enquiring re his offer for land at Ala Road.  1906 Jan. 3
XD28/43 LETTER: F.E. Young at S. Andrews and Son, Pwllheli, to Cardiff Office, re Mr. Taylor who wants some land at Talcymerau. Encloses plan. Re use of outbuildings. J. Morris who took field 5-6 last year of...  more 1906 Jan. 5
XD28/44 COPY LETTER: Fred E. Young at S. Andrews and Son, Pwllheli to Cardiff Office. Notes Mr. Andrews will be here in evening. Giving details of land sale.  1906 March 6
XD28/45 COPY LETTER: Fred E. Young at S. Andrews and Son, Pwllheli to Cardiff Office re land sale at Crugan and Talcymerau, giving details.  1907 March 11
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