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XD2/11098-11108

Bundle of documents re Dolgarrog embankment

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/11098 VALUATION by John Calveley of the Abbey Meadows on the west side of the River Conwy. Appended: NOTES re above (28 May 1811).  1804 Sept.
XD2/11099 VALUATION of the Abbey Meadows.  1804 Sept.
XD2/11100 BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS [16] re Abbey and Dolygarog Meadows. Annexed: ACCOUNT (1812): re Abbey Embankment and Sundry drains.  1812 May-Nov.
XD2/11101 LETTER: Elias Jones, Gorswen, to [?] stating that he will forward the account of the works for 1810 and 1811 and the vouchers for money paid out of the rents for 1811. He gives details of embanking a...  more 1812 Sept. 24
XD2/11102 LETTER: Farrer and Co., Lincoln Inn Fields, [London] to Thos Brown, No. 16 Clements Inn, London, stating that M. Elias Jones and Mr. Bettiss are expected in London on Monday week re an advantageous of...  more 1812 Dec. 5
XD2/11103 LETTER: Farrer and Co., Lincoln Inn Fields, [London], to Mr. Brown, Luton [Bedfordshire], stating that they are sorry he could not meet Mr. Elias Jones and Mr. Bettiss in London. They add that Elias ...  more 1812 Dec. 19
XD2/11104 ACCOUNT of money expended by Elias Jones re embanking and draining of Abbey Meadows, above Dolygarrog River in the Manor of Ardda. Annexed: BUNDLE of receipts re Abbey and Dolygarrog Meadows, June-Oct...  more 1812
XD2/11105 ACCOUNT of money received by Elias Jones to defray the expense of making a new embankment, drains etc. on the Abbey Demesne and the Dolgarrog Meadows in the Manor of Ardda.  1812
XD2/11106 PLAN of Meadows, the property of the Rt. Hon. Lord Newborough, within a new embankment bordering on the River Conwy. The survey was undertaken by Robert Davies.  1812
XD2/11107 NOTES re proposals for the Abbey Demesne. Enclosed: PLAN of the demesne.  n.d. [c. 1812]
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