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Z/DBM/94-114

Llanfachreth Church

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
Z/DBM/94 SUBSCRIPTION CARD authorising a Mrs. Thomas to collect money towards enlarging the Vestry and obtaining an organ.  n.d.
Z/DBM/95 ACCOUNT BOOK of a fund set up to enlarge the vestry and obtain an organ listing subscriptions and payments made out of the fund. (The payments listed correspond to the receipts in Z/DBM/106).  1886-1887
Z/DBM/96 PLANS (rough) of Llanfachreth church with measurements.  1886 Feb. 12 &1866 March 8
Z/DBM/97 LETTER: George Williams of Dolmelynllyn to Mrs. Vaughan ?(of Nannau) re the purchase of an organ for Llanfachreth Church asking for plans and advising that the maker should not be stinted in the cost....  more 1886 April 2
Z/DBM/98 LETTER: Henry Bryceson of Bryceson Bros. Organ Builders, London to Mrs. Vaughan of Nannau, re the installation of an organ in Llanfachreth Church - including tracings and an advertising pamphlet.  1886 April 8
Z/DBM/99 HEADINGS of points raised in two letters from George Williams of Dolmelynllyn, pa. Llanfachreth to Messrs. Bryceson Bros., Organ Builders of London suggesting alterations in their proposals to install...  more 1886 April 13-1886 March 31
Z/DBM/100 LETTER: G. A. Vaughan of Nannau to Mr. George Williams, re the installation of the organ at Llanfachreth Church.  1886 April 14
Z/DBM/101 LETTER: Bryceson, Organ Builders of London to George Williams of Dolmelynllyn accepting his suggestions re the installation of the Llanfachreth Church Organ.  1886 April 17
Z/DBM/102 LETTER: G. A. Vaughan of Nannau to George Williams (of Dolmelynllyn) re the cost of the new organ at Llanfachreth Church.  1886 June 14
Z/DBM/103 LETTER: (copy) Diocesan Registry, Bangor to the Rector of Llanfachreth re a faculty for alterations to the church (in order to accommodate the new organ).  1886 June 21
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