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XD2/9835-10157A

Miscellaneous and Ad Hoc Bundles

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/9835 BUNDLE of miscellaneous receipts (21 items) relating to personal and estate expenditure of Wynne family of Bodfean, most items relating to period 1663-1677, including account for fruit purchased, and ...  more 1638-1747
XD2/9836 RECEIPTED BILL of Thomas Crewe on behalf of his master Robert Parry to Thomas Winne by the hands of his Lordship’s servant Anthony Morton, for the sum of £6.3s.0d for soap and the processing of ...  more 1661/2 Feb. 24
XD2/9837 ACCOUNT of payments to or from various people. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4843 pt]  1675-1676
XD2/9838 RECEIPT of Ellen Cokryn for the sum of £2.19.4½d. for dressmaking and materials (including mask and fan). [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4761]  n.d. [late C17th]
XD2/9839 BILL of John Hughes to Hary Joens for the sum of 1ls.9½d. for nails for Bryn Havad. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4843 pt]  1738 Oct. 20
XD2/9840 RECEIPTED BILL of Rod [__] Rice to Thomas Wynn for the sum £8.18.5½d. for ? wood. Document Defective: Torn. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4887 pt]  1742 July 31
XD2/9841 BUNDLE of Bills and Vouchers for unspecified purposes. 3 items. [N.L.W.Glynllivon 4843 pt]  1744-1747
XD2/9842 BUNDLE of Bills and Vouchers for labour and materials for various items of work done for Sir Thomas Wynn, baronet. 11 items. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4843 pt]  1745-1748
XD2/9843 RECEIPTED BILL of Jos. Chamberlain to Thomas Thompson, Bettws, nr. Caernarfon for a cart and wheels. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 4812]  1747 Jan. 18
XD2/9844 BUNDLE of Receipts to Sir Thomas Wynne or the Misses Wynne per Thomas Thompson for various goods supplied. 5 items. [N.L.W.Glynllivon 4843 pt]  1747-1748
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