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Z/DDD/2/1313-1557

Correspondence

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
Z/DDD/2/1313 LETTER from J.M. Best, Vivod, Llangollen to E. Watkins hoping that he will meet him at Bala station tomorrow, to inspect the planting on the banks opposite Rhiwlas.  ? [Jan. 7]
Z/DDD/2/1314 LETTER from L.J. Davies, Tremarian, Llanuwchllyn to Mrs Price enclosing £1 enclosing £1 towards the hospital in which Mrs Prys Owen is interested; all should possess sympathy with our brave soldiers ...  more 1915 Feb. 2
Z/DDD/2/1315 LETTER from J. ? Lofthouse, Wakefield to E. Watkins re shooting lease.  ? [Feb.9]
Z/DDD/2/1316 LETTER to E. Watkins, stating that Mr Charlesworth requests particulars of shooting to let.  ? [Feb.16]
Z/DDD/2/1317 LETTER from A. Worsley, The Parade, Arundel to E. Watkins stating his interest in taking Rhiwaedog as a hotel and his intention of visiting the place.  ? [Feb.18]
Z/DDD/2/1318 LETTER from S. Tudor, 10 Wilton Crescent, London to E. Watkins informing him that Mr Price wants him to send up his Freemason’s aprons by the first train on Tuesday; they are in two leather cas...  more ? [Feb. 21]
Z/DDD/2/1319 LETTER from G. Wood, 49 Nash Gardens, London to E. Watkins requesting particulars of shooting to let.  ? [Feb.23]
Z/DDD/2/1320 LETTERS (2) from R.J. Lloyd Price, Turf Club, Piccadilly to E. Watkins requesting details regarding: (i) whether Brynygader is let (ii) how the Rhiwaedog negotiations are proceeding (iii) whether the ...  more ? [Feb. 26]
Z/DDD/2/1321 LETTER from ?, Merdon Hursley, Winchester to ’Dearest Little Lady’, stating that he/she is unlikely to be able to Rhiwaedog due to a fever caused by the state of the drains.  ? [Feb.26]
Z/DDD/2/1322 LETTER from ?, Glynweddw, Pwllheli to E. Watkins requesting particulars of grouse shooting.  ? [March 1]
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