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XD2/3799-3817

Electricity Supplies

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/3799 PLAN of Corwen and area electric scheme.  n.d. [?early C20th]
XD2/3800 SKETCH PLAN of Rug Terrace, Penybont and Ty’n-y-cefn, [?all pa.(rish) Corwen], showing electric light cable road crossings.  n.d. [?early C20th]
XD2/3801 FILE of plans and drawings in connection with [Carrog] Hydro-electric Scheme.  1922-1925
XD2/3802 1. Col. Robert Vaughan Wynn of Rug. 2. Corwen Electric Light Co.. AGREEMENT for supply of electricity to Corwen area. Attached: SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT re payments and quantities. 2 copies.  1922 Dec. 30
XD2/3803 1. Col. Robert Vaughan Wynn of Rug. 2. John Owen of Gwerclas, Corwen, farmer. AGREEMENT for supply of electricity for 1 year.  1923 June 12
XD2/3804 1. Robert Vaughan Wynn. 2. Robert Edward Jones of Hafod, pa.[rish] Corwen. AGREEMENT for supply for electricity generated at the Cynwyd Hydro Electric Station, for the term of one year, with a minimum...  more 1923 June 12
XD2/3805 BUNDLE of Agreements, Orders, etc. re loans granted by the Lands Improvement Company for Improvements, including installation and production of electricity on the Rug Estate.  1924-1938
XD2/3806 1. Col. R. Vaughan Wynn. 2. Great Western Railway Company. AGREEMENT for supply of electricity for all purposes on the company’s premises at Corwen.  n.d. [?1924]
XD2/3807 1. Col. Robert Vaughan Wynn of Rug. 2. C. Hewetson Nelson of Cynwyd, Mayfield Rd., Wallasey, co. Chester, gent.; Harry Middleton of Canoldref, Cynwyd, gent.; and Rev. Francis W. Shirley of Bryngwynt, ...  more 1924 Oct.17
XD2/3808 1. C. Hewetson Nelson of Cynwyd, Mayfield Rd., Wallasey, co. Chester, gent.; Harry Middleton of Canoldref, Cynwyd; and Rev. Francis W. Shirley of Bryngwynt, Cynwyd. 2. William John Kington of Iscoed, ...  more 1924 [Oct.] 17
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