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Mary Vaughan Papers:

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
Z/DBM/71	NEWSPAPER CUTTING from the Cambrian News and Welsh Farmers’ Gazette reporting the opening of Rhydygorlan Voluntary School.	1899 May 26
Z/DBM/72	1. William Newling Griffith of Penmaen and Glyn Malden, pa. of Brithdir and Islaw’r Dref, Esq.. 2. Lucy Ellen Griffith of Arian Fryn and Randal Casson of Porthmadog, co. of Caernarfon, Esq., tru... more	1904 March 21
Z/DBM/73	APOLOGY (Copy): William Buckley and W. Arthur Powell to John Leigh Taylor regretting their trespass whilst fishing for salmon with a net in Maesgarnedd pool. They acknowledge John Taylor’s excl... more	1904 April 13
Z/DBM/74	LETTER re the provision of money and land for the building of a new school at Llanelltyd following the Board of Education’s Report condemning the old building.	1905 June 26
Z/DBM/75	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: a report of Mrs. Vaughan’s offer of a site for the Isolation Hospital at Dolgellau.	1906
Z/DBM/76	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: a report in the Cambrian News and Welsh Farmer’s Gazette of a meeting of the Dolgellau Urban Council held on 21st Sept.. Matters under discussion were a new pavement in Arran... more	1906 Sept.28
Z/DBM/77	NEWSPAPER CUTTING: a report re the Dolgellau Water Supply and an inquiry respecting the Urban Council’s application to borrow £7,000 for the purchase of the Water Works at Llyn Cynwch.	c.1907
Z/DBM/78	1. John Vaughan of Nannau, Major in the 10th Hussars. 2. Meirionnydd County Council. AGREEMENT (duplicate) to let part of Maesgarnedd Farm, pa. of Llanelltyd, (650 square yards) for the building of a ... more	1908 June 4
Z/DBM/79	1. John Vaughan of Nannau, Major of 10th Hussars. 2. The Meirionnydd County Council. CONTRACT (duplicate) for the sale of land, buildings and premises at Llanelltyd abutting on the highway from Llanel... more	1908 June 4
Z/DBM/80	POSTER advertising the sale of freehold farms and woodlands and other properties called Broneinion and Castell-y-Gwynt, Castell-y-Graig, Cae’r Ledwydd, Maes-llech and Maes-gwyn, Llwyn-y-Sarn, Do... more	1911 July 21

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