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XM4370/77-81

Correspondence between Daniel Morris and his brothers, John and Robert, and one between William Morris and his nephew, John Morris

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM/4370/77 LETTER: John Morris, Bryngwalia, Prestatyn, to Daniel, his brother, having heard from Lizzie of the birth of their son John and wishes Nell a speedy recovery. May had left that morning for Crug.  1896 Sept. 14
XM/4370/78 LETTER: John Morris, Porthmadog, to Daniel, his brother, re their mother’s death, the funeral to be the following Saturday. Capt. Robert Williams of the Palestine also died yesterday and is to ...  more 1904 June 29
XM/4370/79 LETTER: John Morris, Ceylon Villa, Porthmadog, to Daniel, his brother. He had heard from Arthur. Judge Caradoc Rees had called to see him and some members of the family. Cadwaladr Lloyd died yester...  more 1922 Jan. 7
XM/4370/80 LETTER: Robert Morris, Gwrach Ynys, Talsarnau, co. Merioneth [Meirionnydd], to Daniel, his brother, re a meeting of the Barmouth County School he had attended, at which the Chairman had congratulated ...  more 1942 June 12
XM/4370/81 LETTER: William Morris, Is-y-coed, Porthmadog, to John his nephew, acknowledging his letter and the plums, which he enjoyed. John, his brother, had written from Harrogate, where he and Tom Roberts ha...  more n.d.

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