skip to main content

Browse the archives

Z/DAT

Papurau Hughes & Co, Corwen

Hughes & Co Corwen Papers.

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
Z/DAT/50. 1. The Mona Charles Henry Wynn of Rug, Corwen. 2. The School Board for the Parish of Gwyddelwern. CONVEYANCE of a piece of land at Gwyddelwern. Consideration: £50.  1872 Aug 17
Z/DAT/51. FIRE INSURANCE POLICY of Mr. Robert Williams of Plasyndre, Corwen, Plumber and Glazier, for land at the "Ochr", Corwen, for £500 (Provincial Insurance Co., Wrexham).  1872 Sept 13
Z/DAT/52. VALUATION of Property of Mr. Robert Williams Plumber, at Railway Terrace, Corwen, by David Roberts, Auctioneer and Valuer, Tynycefn, Corwen. Valuation: £680.  1872 Sept 16
Z/DAT/53. 1. Ellis Owen of Cilwryd, Llansanffraid, Farmer. 2. Anne Davies of Victoria House, Corwen. DRAFT RECONVEYANCE of leasehold premises in Cynwyd. Consideration: £30.  1872
Z/DAT/54. 1. Anne Davies of Victoria House, Corwen, Widow. 2. John Hughes of Temple Buildings, Corwen. DRAFT CONVEYANCE of a piece of land in the West End of Corwen, called the "Ochr". Consideration: ...  more 1872
Z/DAT/55. 1. Richard Hitchin of co. Chester, Farmer and R. J. Davies of co. Chester, Confectionery Manufacturer. 2. Owen Lloyd of Corwen, Postmaster. LEASE of a Shop at Cynwyd, known as the Post Office. Term: 1...  more 1873 March 1
Z/DAT/56. ABSTRACT OF TITLE of Miss Amelia C. Jones to messuages, called the "Ochr", in the town of Corwen. (1872).  1873
Z/DAT/57a ABSTRACT OF TITLE of Mrs. Anne Davies of Victoria House, Corwen, Widow, to a plot of land called the "Ochr", in the West End of the town of Corwen, (1855-70).  1873
Z/DAT/58. CONDITIONS OF SALE of freehold property in the town of Corwen, called "Ochr", to be sold by Auction by Mr. Sharp at the Crown Hotel Corwen.  1873 Sept 17
Z/DAT/59. SCHEDULE OF DEEDS etc., handed to Messrs. Gold, Edwards and Weston re property at Corwen in the matter of the late John Hughes of Corwen.  1875 June 25
Page 6 of 7: « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 »

Page Language

In accord with normal archival practice in Wales, details of documents are presented in the language of the document. Where details appear in Welsh, then Welsh is the language in which the document is written; where they are in English, the document is in English.