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Z/DDD/2/1036-1189

Correspondence

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
Z/DDD/2/1066 LETTER from J.L. Jones, Penllyn R.D.C. to E. Watkins calling his attention to the necessity of cutting the branches of trees overhanging the Hirnant road from a field below Penygarth.  1912 Feb. 8
Z/DDD/2/1067 LETTER from David Jones to R.J. Lloyd Price asking for permission to fish the Tryweryn river, stressing that he fishes to pass the time and not for the sale of fish.  1912 Feb. 26
Z/DDD/2/1068 LLYTHYR oddiwrth D. Jones, Pant Llwyd, Ffestiniog at E. Watkins yn ceisio am y fferm sydd ar osod; "...yr wyf yn briod ac hefyd yn llwyr ymwrthodwr.  1912 Mawrth 5
Z/DDD/2/1069 LETTER from F.E. Shaw, Surveyor of Taxes to R.J. Lloyd Price stating that he will be in Bala on Friday and is prepared to interview his agent about any matter he thinks necessary.  1912 March 5
Z/DDD/2/1070 LETTER from D.R. Edwards to R.J. Lloyd Price stating that he will quit his house at Church Row, Llanfor on the 2nd of April.  1912 March 5
Z/DDD/2/1071 LETTER from J.R. Jordan, Solicitor to E. Watkins stating that Mr Davies has instructed him to protest about the manner in which he is being treated; he will not sell 450 of his flock and unless the n...  more 1912 March 7
Z/DDD/2/1072 LETTER from Packer & Vowles, Timber Merchants, Gloucester to T. Watkins.  1912 March 22
Z/DDD/2/1073 LETTER from ?, Surveyor of Taxes, Oswestry to E. Watkins asking him to state the information he gave when he called in.  1912 April 22
Z/DDD/2/1074 LETTER from H.M. Sanders, Office of the Special Commissioners of Income Tax, London to T. Watkins stating that they are still waiting for the information asked for in the previous letter.  1912 April 23
Z/DDD/2/1075 LETTER from A.M. Howard Jones, Architect, Borth, Cards., to E. Watkins asking whether they can meet at Cwmtirmynach at 11.45 on Tuesday morning.  1912 May 17
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