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XD2/12709-12905

Glynrhonwy

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XD2/12709	LETTER: David Jones, Caernarfon, to Lord Newborough, Portland Place, London, informing his Lordship that the Glan y Liun was a ’Capital Slate Quarry’ producing a greater quantity of slates... more	1804 Sept. 8
XD2/12710	ACCOUNT SHEET of Cloddfa Ganol, Twllychwil and Cloddfa Glan y Llun otherwise Waterside Quarry, Llanrug. Information as appended portion of no. XD2/12709. The slates were the property of William Hugh... more	1804
XD2/12711-12759	Account Books for six-weekly account periods (1822-1828) XD2/12711-12726: Cofnodion mewn Cymraeg. XD2/12727-12759: Cofnodion mewn Saesneg. XD2/12711-12726: Records in Welsh. XD2/12727-12759:... more
XD2/12760-12821	Bundles of receipts and vouchers re Glynrhonwy	1822-1833
XD2/12822	BANK PASS BOOK of the account of the Right Honourable Lord Newborough’s Glynrhonwy Slate Quarry with the Carnarvon Bank. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 2106]	1823-1829
XD2/12823	LETTER: George Bettiss to Lord [Newborough], sending a list of the old and new prices of Glynrhonwy slates, the cartage and the value at the quay. He would try to find more information on slate price... more	1826 Dec. 10
XD2/12824	ACCOUNT BOOK being a summary of the quantity of each size of produce slate at the Glynrhonwy Slate Works and their value on the bank at the quarries every six weeks, the payment made to the quarrymen ... more	1827
XD2/12825	IVENTORY of tools and implements ’laid on’ the Glynrhonwy Slate Works. Separate schedules for Chwarel y Ffynnon, Chwarel y Ffordd, Chwarel Hir and Chwarel Isaf. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 2110]	1824 Sept. 14
XD2/12826	ACCOUNT BOOK for the Glynrhonwy Slate Quarries including accounts of payments made to each bargain taker; with details of the quantity of each size of slate produced and the resulting payment, and pay... more	1831 Sept. 10-Oct.8
XD2/12827	As no. XD2/12826. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 2112]	1831 Nov. 5-Dec. 31

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