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Ty’n Braich, Dinas Mawddwy - papers

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
Z/DT/22	BILL: ’Mr.John Lewis bought of John Edwarts’: steel, saws, powder, mine shovels, waternails etc.	1779 Jan. - Feb.
Z/DT/23	PROMISSORY NOTE: John Richards of Nant yr Hanges to pay William Bevan of Coed Myssoglog £100 with interest in five months.	1780 June 13
Z/DT/24	1. Robert Evan of Nantmynech, pa.[rish] Mallwyd, and Elizabeth his wife, and Mary Evan of the same, spinster, only daughter and heiress of the said Robert Evan and Elizabeth. 2. Mary Evans of Bryn Cir... more	1780 Oct. 21
Z/DT/25	1. Robert Evan of Ty yn y brauch, pa.[rish] Mallwyd, gent. 2. Mary Evan of pa.[rish] Llangadfan, co. Montg., widow, mother of 1. AGREEMENT for the payment of £4 a year from the benefit of the lease of... more	1780 Nov. 7
Z/DT/26	LIST of persons qualified to serve on ? juries in the township of Nantmynech. Fragment.	c. 1780 ?
Z/DT/27	1. Edward Howell of pa.[rish] Towyn, only son and heir of Edward Howell of Park yr Ewig, pa.[rish] Llangadfan, co. Montg., deceased. 2. Edward David of Eskirweddan, pa.[rish] Towyn. 3. John Richard of... more	1781 June 26
Z/DT/28	1. Robert Evan of Nantmynech, pa.[rish] Mallwyd, and Elizabeth his wife, and Mary Evan of Brynceirch, pa.[rish] Llangadfan, co. Montg., widow, mother of the said Robert Evan. 2. William Evans of Rhewg... more	1781 July 2
Z/DT/29	1. Robert Evan and Elizabeth as in 1 in No.Z/DT/28. 2. Mary Evans as in 1. in No.Z/DT/28. 3. John Richards of Nantyrhanges, pa.[rish] Llanymowddy [Llanymawddwy], gent., and Mary his wife, daughter of ... more	1781 July 3
Z/DT/30	BILL OF COSTS - John Richard and Robert Evan to John Williams re marriage articles and settlement.	1781
Z/DT/31	RECEIPT by Thomas Richards of £200, the legacy left by his late father Richard Thomas, from his mother Elizabeth Jones of Nantyrhanges.	1788 July 3

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