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Trosglwyddo Tir

Land Transactions

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
Z/DP/9/91.	1. Hugh Lloyd, High St., Bala, Bootmaker. 2. John William Hughes, Ship Inn, Bala, Innkeeper. AGREEMENT on the one hand to sell and on the other to buy the 3 cottages situate in Berwyn St., Bala in the... more	1896 Feb. 28
Z/DP/9/92.	PAPERS: condition and details of sale of freehold property High St., Bala.	1896 May 12
Z/DP/9/93.	1. Elizabeth Alicia Saunderson, 26 College View, Bala, spinster. 2. Edward Jones, of Plasyracre, Bala. CONVEYANCE of messuage, dwelling house and shop with out- buildings being 42 and 44 High St., Bal... more	1896 May 29
Z/DP/9/94.	1. Mr Owen Jones. 2. Thomas Salt and Co. Ltd. OBSERVATIONS AND REQUISITIONS on TITLE (copy) of the Cross Foxes, Bala.	1897
Z/DP/9/95.	SCHEDULE of deeds and writings relating to The Cross Foxes, Bala, 1868-1889.	1897
Z/DP/9/96.	CORRESPONDENCE between J.R. Jones, Solicitor, Bala and John Holmes and Sons, Solicitors, Lombard St., London re The Onen Inn and The Ship Inn, Bala.	1897 - 1898
Z/DP/9/97.	ABSTRACT OF TITLE of Elizabeth Jones to freehold premises called Mount Cottage, Mount St., Bala.	1897 - 1906
Z/DP/9/98.	1. Robert Edward Roberts of Llanuwchllyn, merchant. 2. Owen Jones of the Cross Foxes, Bala, Beerhouse, Keeper. 3. Thomas Salt and Co. Ltd., of Burton upon Trent. CONVEYANCE of hereditaments and premis... more	1897 July 28
Z/DP/9/99.	SCHEDULE of Deeds relating to "Cross Foxes", Bala (1868-1897) Receipt thereof signed by Small and Talbot.	1897 July 28
Z/DP/9/100.	1. Edward Lloyd of Dol-llychwyn nr. Bala, farmer. 2. Robert Edwards of 14 Tegid St., Bala, clothier. 3. John Mathews of Cerrigydrudion, co. Denbigh, schoolmaster. CONVEYANCE of a dwelling house being ... more	1897 Nov. 8

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