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XD2/3783-3792

BUNDLE of miscellaneous deeds and other papers [originally numbered 2, 3, 3a, 4-10 with notes on their relevance to boundaries of parts of the Rug estate]:

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/3783	BUNDLE of correspondence re negotiations for purchase of Brynllwyn from Mrs. G.R. Wayn by the Rug Estate. Appended: NOTE (July 1946) by R. Vaughan Wynn that his agent, Addie, refused to give £2000 for... more	1917 Nov. 6-15
XD2/3784	DEPOSITIONS as to boundaries, pa.[rish] Llangar and Gwyddelwern. [Orig. No. 3.]	1817 May 13-14
XD2/3785	1. The Hon.Charles Henry Wynn of Rug. 2. Henry Williams Paget Butler of Rhosynwst, Glyndwfrdwy. COUNTERPART LEASE for 10 years of messuage and lands called Bryntirion, pas. Corwen and Llangar. Rent: £... more	1898 Sept. 26
XD2/3786	1. Hon. Charles-Henry Wynn of Rhug. 2. John Parry Jones of Denbigh. COPY BUILDING LEASE for 60 years of lands at Penybont Farm, township Carrog - part of Ddol issa, township Bonwm; land with occupatio... more	1870 March 25
XD2/3787	BUNDLE of correspondence re compulsory orders on property part of Rug estate. [Orig. No. 5.]	1908-1909
XD2/3788	SALE PARTICULARS and PLAN of various small properties in Cynwyd. [Orig. No. 6.]	1853
XD2/3789	1. Sir Watkin Williams Wynn of Wynnstay, co. Denbigh, Bart., William Watkin Edward Wynne of Peniarth, Co. Merioneth [Meirionnydd], Esq., and the Rev Henry Barton of Atcham, co. Salop. 2. The Hon. Char... more	1869 April 1
XD2/3790	1. Mary Jane Walters of Persfield, Ewell, co. Surrey, widow; Percy Melmoth Walters of E. Old Square, Lincolns Inn, co. London, Esq.; and John Stewart Walters of 9, New Square, Lincolns Inn, Esq.. 2. T... more	1909
XD2/3791	BUNDLE of correspondence and papers re encroachments by Cynwyd C.M. chapel on land of Rug estate. Appended: NOTE [by V.W.] that these prove undoubted ownership of land between Rhug Terrace, Cynwyd, an... more	1899-1901
XD2/3792	SALE PARTICULARS1 with plan of Colomendy estate. [Orig. no. 10.]	1895 May

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