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Miscellaneous business papers

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
Z/DS/1/293	[1830’s]TRANSCRIPT of verses from the bible "...put on the whole armour of God that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the Devil", set amongst the documents relating to John ... more
Z/DS/1/294	1. John Williams, John Jones Williams, and John Clarke, Gentlemen, Commissioners to examine The affairs of the bankrupt David Jones, late of the hamlet of Cynwyd, pa. of Gwyddelwern, victualler and ca... more	1831 Jan. 8
Z/DS/1/295	1. John Williams, John Jones Williams, and John Clarke, gentlemen, the major part of the Commissioners appointed to look into the affairs of the bankrupt, David Jones, late of the hamlet of Cynwyd, pa... more	1831 Jan. 8
Z/DS/1/296	PETITION, printed and unsigned, of freeholders of the co. of Montgomery in which they express their dissatisfaction with their Parliamentary Representative, the Rt. Ron. C.W.W. Wynn, in respect of his... more	1832 May 16
Z/DS/1/297	LETTERS Col. J. Edwards of Greenfields, David Jones of Llwydiarth Park, co. of Montgomery, agent to Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Richard Griffiths of Welshpool and Hugh Pugh of Machynlleth to Messrs. Anw... more	1836 Sep. 22 - 1836 Dec. 2
Z/DS/1/298	AGREEMENT by James Potter Rowlands, Caernarfon, co. of Caernarfon, Mariner to purchase four sixty fourth shares in The sloop "Munis Bulkeley"[?] of Beaumaris for the sum of £10 from a Mrs. L... more	1836 Nov. 23
Z/DS/1/299	DEPOSIT BOOK of Elizabeth Lloyd, Beaumaris in account with Williams, Griffiths & Williams, Bangor.	1837 Feb.
Z/DS/1/300	PROMISSORY NOTE of Edward Davies, Brynbanon, Near Bala, Farmer, to Owen Richards, Esquire.	1849 Oct. 10
Z/DS/1/301	VOUCHER OF DAVID [?] in account with Mr. Royle, [?]	1851 Oct. 24
Z/DS/1/302	VOUCHER of Robert Anwyl Esq, in account with John Thomas, Crier, for services rendered.	1852

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