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Papurau Amrywiol Cymdeithas Gyfeillgar Tywyn/
Miscellenous Papers of the Tywyn friendly Society.

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
Z/DBT/8.	AMENDED RULES (2 copies) of the Towyn Friendly Society (rules XXIII, XXIIIb and XXVI) signed by Thomas Morris, Jacob Rowlands, David Richard Davies, three members of the Society and William Williams, ... more	n.d.
Z/DBT/9.	RULES of the Towyn Friendly Society, established 1st September, 1830, revised and amended 7th March, 1877.	1877 March 7
Z/DBT/10.	RHEOLAU Cymdeithas Gyfeillgar Towyn, a sefydlwyd Medi 1, 1830 a adolygwyd a adgofrestrwyd 7fed Mawrth, 1877. (3 copi).	1877 Mawrth 7
Z/DBT/11.	CERTIFICATE signed by Dr. Thomas for D. Rowlands confirming that he has examined David Williams of Hendu, age 21 years and found him to be in a fit state of health to be admitted as a member to the To... more	1885 May 18
Z/DBT/12.	AMENDMENT of the Rules of the Towyn Friendly Society whereby a `Funeral Fund’ was established. This new rule (No.64) required members to pay 6d into the Funeral Fund on the death of a member.	1892 Dec. 23
Z/DBT/13.	STATEMENT & BALANCE SHEET of the Towyn Friendly Society for the period 28th February 1902 to 28th February 1903.	1903 Feb.
Z/DBT/14.	STATEMENT & BALANCE SHEET of the Towyn Friendly Society for the period 28th February 1906 to 28th February 1907.	1907 February
Z/DBT/15.	ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by the Registry of Friendly Societies of their receipt of notice of the appointment of David Davies and Hugh Francis Jones as Trustees of Towyn Friendly Society.	1912 February 16
Z/DBT/16.	DECLARATION by John Davies, Secretary of the Towyn Friendly Society that resolutions re the drawing up ofascheme to regulate the society had been adopted and would be sent as soon as practicable to th... more	1912 July 18
Z/DBT/17.	NOTICE of a Special Meeting of members of the Towyn Friendly Society to discuss and vote on the proposal "...that the Society cease to take part in the Administration of the National Insurance Ac... more	1914 Dec.

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