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Z/DDD/2/1036-1189

Correspondence

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
Z/DDD/2/1106 LETTER from Osborn and Mercer, Albermarle House, 28B Albermarle Street, Piccadilly, London to E. Watkins acknowledging receipt of schedule of rents and outgoings.  1912 Dec. 4
Z/DDD/2/1107 LETTER from R. Roberts, Secretary, Meirionnydd Agricultural Society, Rhydygarnedd, Tywyn to R.J. Lloyd Price requesting payment of subscription to the society.  1912 Dec. 5
Z/DDD/2/1108 LETTER from J. McGeorge, Inland Revenue, Oswestry to T. Watkins re rent payments.  1912 Dec. 6
Z/DDD/2/1109 LETTER from Jane Davies, Cynlas, Cefnddwysarn to E. Watkins requesting that he repair the roof of the calf shed, it not being fit to put a young calf in it; "....many little ones have died in i...  more 1912 Dec. 6
Z/DDD/2/1110 CYLCHLYTHYR oddiwrth Cyfarfod Misol Gorllewin Meirionnydd at Swyddogion Eglwys Pantglas yn datgan y bydd W.W. Lloyd yn cynnal cyfarfod yn Ysgoldy Capel yr N.C., Corwen i egluro gwaith y "Calvinis...  more 1912 Rhag. 27
Z/DDD/2/1111 LETTER from D.R. Rees, Inland Revenue, Oswestry to T. Watkins requesting a reply to his letter.  1912 Dec. 28
Z/DDD2/1112 MEMORANDUM from Craigddewart Lime Works, Rhuthin to E. Watkins requesting information about the sample of stones.  1912 Dec. 30
Z/DDD2/1113 LETTERS (3) from Millar, Son & Co., Auctioneers, London to E. Watkins re sale of Creini Estate.  1912
Z/DDD/2/1114 LETTERS (3) from J. German & Son, Land Agents, Ashby-de-la-Zouch to E. Watkins re lease of Creini Estate and Rhiwaedog Mansion.  1912-1919
Z/DDD/2/1115 LETTERS (2) from C. Farlow & Co. Ltd., Fishing Tackle Manufacturers, London to E. Watkins re information about fishing at Bala.  1912
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