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XD28/1819-1853

Talcymerau

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD28/1819	LETTER: Fred E. Young at Andrews’ Hall, 32 St. Mary Street, Cardiff to Messrs. S. Andrews and Son at Cardiff enclosing list of goods taken from Talcymerau. Will send full details on Monday. Badg... more	1903 May 23
XD28/1820	LETTER: Fred E. Young at Imperial Buildings, St. Mary Street, Cardiff [to Messrs. S. Andrews and Son]. Is sorry was misunderstanding re furniture at Talcymerau Sale. Mr. Andrews had said he would be r... more	1903 Nov. 23
XD28/1821	LETTER: Fred E. Young at S. Andrews and Son, Pwllheli to Cardiff Office giving report on state of Talcymerau. Attach plan of original building and Tom’s proposed alteration. Enclosed: PLAN: of o... more	1907 March 18
XD28/1822	LETTER: Fred E. Young at S. Andrews and Son Pwllheli [to Cardiff Office] re discrepancy in plan given to valuer looking at Talcymerau. Enclosed: PLAN.	1911 Oct. 2
XD28/1823	LETTER (copy) ? Messrs. Lloyd and Pratt, 28 Stow Hill, Newport, Mon., solicitors to The Town Clerk, Pwllheli. States that a complaint has been received from the tenant of Talcymerau and reports on the... more	1926 May
XD28/1824	LETTER (copy): ?Messrs. Lloyd and Pratt, 28 Stow Hill, Newport, co. Mon. to Mr. Hanson, States that the public have a right of way along the path. Messrs. Andrews & Son cannot admit any liabilities re... more	1926 May ?
XD28/1825	LETTER: R. D. Hanson, Talcymerau College, Pwllheli, N. Wales to F.E. Young, West End, Pwllheli. Mr. Hanson complains that there is a ’public highway’ around his house. Damage has been done... more	1926 May 18
XD28/1826	Dead Number.
XD28/1827	LETTER: M. Hanson, Talcymerau, Pwllheli to F.E. Young, West End, Pwllheli. Complains that the day has been hell as people have been entering their yard. She intends moving; the bill for damages is get... more	1926 May 22
XD28/1828	LETTER: N.R.D. Hanson, Talcymerau, Pwllheli to Messrs. Lloyd and Pratt, solicitors, Newport, Mon.. He states that he cannot ’enjoy in peace’ the house, so a covenant has been broken. He su... more	1926 May 28

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