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XD2/22967-23340

Correspondence

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XD2/23007 LETTER: John Morgan, Bank, Caernarfon to Lord Newborough, asking about a settlement of the loan to the late Captain William Glynne Griffith, amounting to £72.  1850 Feb 12
XD2/23008 LETTER: William Elias, The Abbey to Lord Newborough. Discussing some buildings put up by Hugh Elias. Discusses a building for Lord Newborough, which is nearing completion. There has been a lot of s...  more 1850 Feb 13
XD2/23009 LETTER: William Elias to Lord Newborough. Discusses financial matters. The applicants for Cedrun quarry want to work it as soon as possible.  1850 Feb 14
XD2/23010 LETTER: John Morgan, Bank, Caernarfon, to Lord Newborough, to enclose an account of the late Captain William Griffith [not present]. This has been settled by means of a transfer to his account.  1850 Feb 15
XD2/23011 LETTER: Charles Williams, Clogwyn Nursery, to Lord [Newborough]. He will sell the evergreens at the prices quoted.  1850 Feb 16
XD2/23012 LETTER: R. Bodvan Griffith, Eldon Cottage, Caernarfon to Lord Newborough. In 1843 Mr. Lloyd Roberts brought an action for trespass against William Roberts and Hugh Jones, who were acting on parish in...  more 1850 Feb 19
XD2/23013 LETTER: Mrs. Jane Marsden, Llanfrothen Rectory, Tan y Bwlch, to Lord Newborough, requesting financial assistance. She has lost her husband, has three children, one only a fortnight old, and must move...  more 1850 Feb 20
XD2/23014 LETTER: William Elias, The Abbey to Lord Newborough. He discusses progress on the new house at Melai. Discusses the difficulty he is having with rent collection. The tenants are doing their best to...  more 1850 Feb 21
XD2/23015 LETTER: William Elias, The Abbey to Lord Newborough. He discusses estate business and the progress with the house.  1850 Feb 21
XD2/23016 LETTER: M. Lloyd, Caernarfon to Lord Newborough, informing his Lordship that he had been unable to find where Jane Williams lived. She had gone to the neighbourhood of Bethesda and had left the house...  more 1850 Feb 22
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