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Correspondence

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD34/377	LETTER: O. Roberts, North & South Wales Bank Ltd., Liverpool to the Rev. Hugh Jones, Bootle. He has received H.J.’s letter and regrets that H.J. cannot give him a call as he cannot go into the m... more	1892 March 18
XD34/378	LETTER J. Henry Thomas to Mr. [David] Roberts. He encloses the reply which he received to their complaint re the blockage of the entrance to Chapel Street. Attached: LETTER: from G.A. ?Oakshott, G.P.O... more	1908 May 7
XD34/379	LETTER: Richard Roberts, 128 Alexandra Road, S. Hampstead, London to Mr. [David] Roberts. He thanks [D.]R. for calling to see him. He regrets that he was unable to see them [D.R. and his brother] at t... more	1909 May 2
XD34/380	LETTER: Owen (?W.] Morris, Glanglasfor, Abermaw to Mr. Roberts. In reply to Mr. R.’s letter re the children’s fund, the amounts paid were in respect of the connexional year July 1,1908 to ... more	1910 March 2
XD34/381	LETTER:. J. Henry Thomas 30 Dorchester Square, [London] to David Roberts1 Bank House, Caernarfon. He thanks D.R. for his comforting letter and goes on to describe his feelings during his illness. He a... more	1912 Jan. 28
XD34/382	LETTER B.R. Beasley, Inspector of Taxes, Government Buildings, Bangor to the Rev. J. Wesley Felix, Bathafarn, Caernarfon re a conveyance of [19j31, Feb. 2.	[19]31 Feb. 12
XD34/383	FILE of correspondence: re the use of Ebenezer Chapel vestry by the War Department.	1940-1941
XD34/384	FILE of correspondence: and financial papers re Ebenezer Chapel.	1940
XD34/385	FILE of miscellaneous papers and correspondence re Ebenezer.	1940
XD34/386	LETTER. District Valuer, Bangor, to Albert E. Hughes, 32 Hampton Road, Caernarfon re Government Evacuation Scheme and the part-time hiring of premises for evacuated school children. He thanks A.E.H. f... more	1941 Sept. 30

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