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Papers re bands and investments

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD34/404	MEMORANDUM: of a agreement entered into between the Trustees of the Wesleyan Methodist Connexion at Caernarfon and John Jones of Edinburgh who has lent them one thousand pounds.	1835 March 1
XD34/405	LETTER OF AUTHORITY: to pay Richard Griffith, Caernarfon the sum of five pounds from the account of William Roberts.	1850 July 20
XD34/406	RECEIPT: of Hugh Hughes to the Trustees of Ebenezer Chapel, Caernarfon for the payment of ten pounds which represented one year’s interest on a note.	1851 Jan. 18
XD34/407	RECEIPT: of John Jones b the Trustees of Ebenezer Wesleyan Chapel, Caernarfon for the payment of fifty pounds interest.	1851 Nov. 17
XD34/408	RECEIPT: of J. Jones, Executor of the Estate of J. Jones, Douglas to the Trustees of Caernarfon Chapel for the payment of interest due.	1856 Nov. 14
XD34/409	ACCOUNT SHEET: Ebenezer Wesleyan Chapel, Caernarfon. Gives details of money repaid on loans.	1857-1958
XD34/410	DECLARATI0N: by John Jones, Stafford Street, Peckham, signed at the Police Court, Dow Street, in the presence of D. Jardine, Magistrate. J.J. declares that Mr. John Jones of Douglas, Isle of Man died... more	1857 Feb. 27
XD34/411	LETTER: ?G. Walker, 11 Beaufort Buildings, Strand, London to the Urn. Thomas, Wesleyan Minister, Caernarfon. Mr. Jones did not receive the promissory note receipted by his mother until this morning. M... more	1857 March 7
XD34/412	RECEIPT: for the payment of £740 by the Trustees of Ebenezer Chapel on account of the £1,000 which they owed to Mr. John Jones, Isle of Man. Appended: PROMISSORY NOTE from the Trustees of Ebenezer Cha... more	1857 March 7
XD34/413	LETTER: J. Lloyd, Trustee [Ebenezer Chapel] to the Rev. William Kelk [Wesleyan Chapel Committee]. He is sending the cancelled notes to the value of £1,412 and a post office order for 7/6d. He has rece... more	1857 March 11

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