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Mary Vaughan Papers:

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
Z/DBM/61 SCHEDULE (and draft) of Title Deeds relating to The Cefn Rug Estate listing deeds dating from 1674 to 1861.  1870 June 2
Z/DBM/62 1. William Jones of Crosby Square, London and Glandwr, co. of Meirionnydd, Esq.. 2. The Ron. Charles Henry Wynn of Rug, co. of Meirionnydd. RECONVEYANCE (copy draft) of Cefn Rug, pas. of Corwen and Ll...  more 1870 July 2
Z/DBM/63 SALE CATALOGUE giving plans and particulars of the following properties offered for sale at the Golden Lion Hotel, Dolgellau: Berthlwyd, Penrhos Ucha, Penrhos Issa, Hendre, Votty, Cae Glas, Trawsnant,...  more 1873 Aug. 19
Z/DBM/64 CONDITIONS FOR LETTING: forms (2) listing conditions for letting grass lands belonging to Owen Stanley Wynne, Esq., situate at Doluwcheogrhyd, pa. of Dolgellau, co. of Meirionnydd.  189-
Z/DBM/65 NEWSPAPER CUTTING: a report in the Liverpool Courier of the Welsh Land Commissioners Meeting at Abermaw on 15th September, 1893.  1893 Sept. 16
Z/DBM/66 REPORT on charities in the county of Montgomery (1818-1837) compiled by Lord Brougham’s Commission.  1895
Z/DBM/67 LETTER: W. Willing Jones of Arundel Street, Strand, London, acting for Mr. Vaughan of Nannau re a dispute between Mr. Vaughan and the Rev. F.P. Davies, Rector of the pa. of Llanfachreth concerning cla...  more 1898 Oct. 12
Z/DBM/68 LLYTHYR; Robert Vaughan, John Vaughan, C.E.J. 0wen, Mary M. Owen ac Eleanor C. Vaughan, Nannau (a Hengwrt ucha) ynglyn a chodi Ysgol Rhydygorlan (Abergeirw). Cyfeirir y llythyr agored hwn at blwyfoli...  more 1898 Hyd. 21
Z/DBM/69 LETTER: Chas. H. Wynn of Rug, Corwen to a Mr. Jones requesting that the papers of the late Robert Vaughan be sent to him.  1899 Feb. 10
Z/DBM/70 NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS (8): reports from the Cambrian News and Welsh Farmers’ Gazette, The Merioneth News and Herald, The Border Counties Advertiser and the Liverpool Mercury re three evictions from...  more 1899 March
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