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Z/DDD/2/818-859

Correspondence

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
Z/DDD/2/818 LETTER from R.J. Lloyd Price to E. Watkins stating that James Roberts should be given access to all parts and the tenants should assist him.  1888 Jan. 17
Z/DDD/2/819 LETTER from [?], Heyworth St., Liverpool to E. Watkins re his examination of premises in the city that are to sell his milk.  1888 Monday 7th
Z/DDD/2/820 LETTER from J.L. Hollingworth, 19 North Street, Cheetham, Manchester to E. Watkins stating that he will accept the situation if he does not come to terms with the party he names.  1888
Z/DDD/2/821 LETTERS (9) from G.H. Ireland, Corn Brokers, 3 Brunswick St., Liverpool to E. Watkins re purchase of corn.  1888
Z/DDD/2/822 LETTERS (2) from Chatham Jones & Co., Ruabon to E. Watkins re purchases of stone.  1888
Z/DDD/2/823 LETTERS (4) from ’The Bletchley Iron and Tin Plate Works’, Bletchley, Bucks to E. Watkins re purchases of churns.  1888
Z/DDD/2/824 LETTER from R.J. Lloyd Price, 10 Wilton Crescent, London to E. Watkins re instructions for running the estate.  1888 Jan. 15
Z/DDD/2/825 LETTER from R.J. Lloyd Price, 10 Wilton Crescent, London to E. Watkins re the gold quartz from Morgan’s mine and Nant y Barcud.  1888 Jan. 26
Z/DDD/2/826 LETTER from R.J. Lloyd Price, 10 Wilton Crescent, London, S.W., to E. Watkins informing him that Mrs Price underwent another operation today, which has been accomplished satisfactory, as far as he can...  more 1888 Jan. 27
Z/DDD/2/827 LETTER from R.J. Lloyd Price to E. Watkins requesting the best and biggest photograph of Rhiwlas; Mrs Price is going on all right; he asks when John, Defaidty is to be married and what he would like...  more 1888 Jan. 28
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