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XD2/8340-8383

General Surveys and Valuations

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/8340 LIST of names of fields comprising Melay Demesne.  1736
XD2/8341 SUMMARY BOOK of rents and expenditure on various estate properties, with some notes as to land use, etc.. Many blanks. Enclosed: SCHEDULE of tenants and freeholders entitled to cut turf on Glany Gors...  more 1750-1800
XD2/8342 DESCRIPTION of parcels of land in a Bargain and Sale, 30 June, 1766, touching the Manor or Lordship of Ardde otherwise Arthe, the Abbey in the township of Meynan; Melay in Llanwair, co. Denbs; Cwnbow,...  more n.d. [post 1766]
XD2/8343 SURVEY of Plas Newydd, [pa.(rish) Llandwrog], Wern Bach, pa.[rish] Clynnog, and Bryn canan Bach, [pa.(rish) Nefyn]. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4334]  n.d. [?1760]
XD2/8344 VALUATION of Lord Newborough’s estate in Llyn [Lleyn], with proposed improved rents. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4274]  1776
XD2/8345 VALUATION of Lord Newborough’s estate in Llyn [Lleyn], as surveyed by Wm. Townley, including old and improved rents. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4270]  1776
XD2/8346 VALUATION as no. XD2/8345, but with a few additional comments. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4271]  1776
XD2/8347 VALUATION of Lord Newborough’s estate, with estimate of suggested improved rents by Wm. Townley (parishes in Eifionydd, and parishes Clynnog and Llandwrog). [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4272]  1777
XD2/8348 VALUATION of farms in parishes Penrhos, Edern, Pistill, Aberach [Abererch], Llanystindwy [Llanystumdwy], Llanfihangel y Pennant, Clynnog, Llandwrog and Llannor, showing rent rises in 1777 and improved...  more n.d. [1777]
XD2/8349 VALUATION of properties in pa.[rish] Llannor, showing rise in rents for 1777 and further improved values. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4273]  1777
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