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XD2/8784-8866

Bundle of Accounts re Rent and Disbursements for Expenditure on Properties in Caernarfon, by Morgan Lloyd

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/8784 NOTES re sums due for named properties on the Glynllifon demesne, from named tenants. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 3244 pt.]  n.d. [c.1840-1860]
XD2/8785 NOTE that Griffith Jones, Tyn y gors was applying for Cefn y gof. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 3244 pt.]  n.d. [c.1840-1860]
XD2/8786 NOTES by Lord Newborough on matters in a letter from W.G. Thomas, Tanybont, [?Caernarfon], re the tenancy and repair of various properties in the town of Caernarfon. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 3244 pt.]  n.d. [c.1840-1860]
XD2/8787 NOTES of applicants for [?properties in] Glyn[llifon] park. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 3244 pt.]  n.d. [1840-1860]
XD2/8788 NOTE by Lord Newborough that Mr. Powell was to send him the leases for Aberfraw Chapel, and Ffrith Saeson and the receipt for the sum of £120, purchase money of Sir R. Bulkeley’s sale. [N.L.W. G...  more n.d. [c.1840-1865]
XD2/8789 NOTES re [tithe] commutation on Glynllifon stating that the amount in the circular was one farthing too much. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 3244 pt.]  n.d. [1840-1865]
XD2/8790 NOTE by Lord Newborough that the old rentals were in the store room above the large room at the fort, with the old bills and receipts and that the key was in the study drawer. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 3244 ...  more n.d. [c.1840-1865]
XD2/8791 NOTES re the tenencies of various properties, only Ty ucha being specified. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 3244 pt.]  n.d. [1844]
XD2/8792 NOTES by Lord Newborough of calculations of the rent of Cae Man llwyd, Dinlle bach eithin, and Cae Beudy bychain after parts were taken for a new road. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 3244 pt.]  n.d. [c.1844]
XD2/8793 NOTES by Lord Newborough re payments made ?for shipping of goods, including payments at ?Oban for fish, a settlement with Captain Francis, payments to servants for seamens’s wages, Newcastle coa...  more 1848 Sept. 24
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