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XD2/10842-10857

Tenancy Matters: General:

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/10842 NOTES by Tho[mas] Tuder re leases of Newgulfe and Maerdreffe in the commote of Kemittmaine [Commitmaen]. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 2420]  1663 June 5
XD2/10843 MEMORANDUM of the letting of Pryscyny, and Yockuss, pa.[rish] Aberach [Abererch] to Dorothy Thomas by Thomas Wynn, at a rent of £60 p.a., with a promise to let her quit it in May and that she was only...  more 1741 June 16
XD2/10844 MEMORANDA of the letting of Glanymore, pa.[rish] Clynnog to William Thomas at a rent of £35 p.a.; and of the letting of Penychen to Samuel William at a rent of £17.7.3d.. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 2451]  n.d. [mid. C18th]
XD2/10845 MEMORANDA re the letting of Yockus, by Thomas Wynn, Esq., to Richard Williams at a yearly rent of £35 with ten roods of stone hedge and two substantial gates allowed. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 2449]  n.d. [mid. C18th]
XD2/10846 SCHEDULE of customary dates for entering and quitting lands and tenements on the Abbey Estate.  n.d. [early C19th]
XD2/10847 OBSERVATIONS by Mr. Rowlands on petitions of the Bodvean tenants for an abatement of their rents. The observations include the parish, the name of the tenants, the tenants and the acreage and rent. [...  more n.d. [c. 1813]
XD2/10848 LIST of tenants of building lots at Ffestiniog.  n.d. [mid. C19th]
XD2/10849 LIST of applicants for Bryncynan bach. Attached: SKETCH PLAN of Bryn Cynan bach showing land use. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 3234]  n.d. [mid C19th]
XD2/10850 NOTE re tenancy of Dolgarrog saw mill, leased for 40 years to John Williams from 1852, and problems which came in consequence of his sub-letting the mill to William and Elias Williams.  n.d. [c. 1853]
XD2/10851 NOTES re lease of Wesleyan chapel, Aberffraw.  n.d. [c.1855]
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