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Letters relating to Penffordd Goch mine, 1852-1881. For main content see series description. Correspondents include Richard Griffiths of Machynlleth, 1852-1857, Samuel Williamson of Holywell, 1854, Thomas Jones of Llanerchgrugog Hall, 1855-1857, Arthur Dean of Dolgellau, 1866, and William Hussey of Westminster, 1880-1881. The file also contains an agreement by the tack note holders to execute any deeds necesssary for surrendering their estate, 1880

Letters from H.C. Fryer, Clerk to Cardiganshire County Council, and from Roberts and Evans, relating mainly to Pentalwr quarry but also mentioning Frongoch and the Llettyllwyd gravel pit, to supply stone for Ponterwyd Bridge and road repairs, 1890-1892.

Letters from George Green of Dolgellau about Ty Nant mine near Lodge Park, 1866.

Letters to John Graham Williams, the Gogerddan agent, by John Horridge in London and Samuel Williamson of Holywell, concerning Cwmsebon and an unnamed (the same?) mine, 1847.

Original bundle of letters labelled ‘Applications for Mining Ground to 1866’. They comprise applications for tack notes and other mining topics concerning Plynlimon, Esgair Hir, Llechwedd Helig, Tygwyn in the parish of Penegoes, Ysgubor-y-coed, Court Grange, Ponterwyd, etc. and the slate quarries of Foel Fawr, Foel Fach, Garreg and ?Dolgoch. The correspondents include Samuel Williamson of Holywell, 1852, James Sheldon, 1853, Evan Jones of Machynlleth, 1856, James Hoskins of Machynlleth, 1856, R. P. Harding of Lothbury, London, 1856, John Jones of Commerce House, Aberystwyth, 1861, and John Evans of Morben, Glandydi, 1865. The file also contains heads of agreements for the water course to Lletty Evan Hen, 1852, and Neuodd Fawr stone quarry, 1864; a plan of leats from Craig y Pistyll, and an acceptance of accommodation over Clarach school room, 1865.

Letters relating to slate quarries on the Gogerddan estate at Tynygarth, Foel, and other, unnamed locations, 1854-1894. Correspondents include James Hughes of Glanrheidol, 1856, W. Jones of Plasnewydd, Richard Williams and Owen Roberts of Braich Goch Quarry and James Paull of Goginan, 1865. The file also contains a bill from James Williams to Sir Pryse Pryse, 1883.

Letters by John Henry Murchison of London, 1857, 1861, and draft reports [?by John Graham Williams] on Foel Fawr and Fach, Blaenceulan, Taliesin, New Loveden United Mine, Allt y Crib, the Welsh Potosi or Old Esgair Hir, Dolgoch, East Darren, and Hafan and Henfwlch mines.

Sale catalogue of mining machinery and plant at Bryn yr Afr lead and zinc mines, Tal-y-bont, 1915.

Surveys, reports and valuations of Glanfread, Ty’nycae, Llettyllwyd, Factory Lands, Braichgarw, Cwmere, etc. for the purchases by Thomas Molyneux, 1895, and the Plynlimon and Hafan Company Limited, 1898, and for assessing the compensation due for surface damage during the construction of the Hafan Tramway, with explanatory sketches incorporated, 1897-1898; a report on slate property at Bwlcheinion, to Edward Evans of Tal-y-bont, recommending the construction of a tramway from Bwlcheinion to Glandyfi, 1896; and a report on Hafan Quarry, 1898.

Printed copies of the Light Railways Act, 1896, the Light Railways Act, 1912, and Statutory Rules and Orders made by the Board of Trade with respect to applications to the Light Railway Commissioners, 1913.

Estimates of Hafan Railway tracks, rolling stock, predicted traffic and distances, [c. 1910]

Letters relating mainly to the Hafan Tramway, 1892. One letter by John Davis refers to Tal-y-bont mine. For main content see series description.

Letters relating mainly to the Hafan Tramway, 1894. For main content see series description.

Letters relating mainly to the Hafan Tramway, 1894-1895. For main content see series description.

Letters relating mainly to the Hafan Tramway, labelled ‘Thos Molyneux esq….July 23rd 1896 – Feb. 13th 1897’. For main content see series description.

Letters relating mainly to the Hafan Tramway, labelled ‘Molyneux’ and dated singly, Feb 15th 1897 – Jan. 27th 1898. For main content see series description. Refers to the installation of telephone poles, Sept. – Oct. 1897.

Letters labelled ‘Mining. Hafan and Henfwlch Railway and Quarry. Year ending March 25th 1907’, mainly from C. Cottrelll of Edgbaston and J.H. Roberts of Machynlleth, and two letters from George R. Pryse to Robert A. Smith of Westminster. For main content see series description.

Letters to J.G. Williams of Gloucester Hall, Sir Pryse Pryse, and G.G. Williams, and relating mainly to the leasing and working of the Llyfnant slate quarry near Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire, with copies of some of the replies, 1864-1881. The first letter incorporates a report by ?Bel Williams of Liverpool, 1864. Other correspondents include James Clark of Manchester, 1865-1866, R. Williams of Dolgellau, 1866, H.C. Fryer of Lodge Park, 1880, George Hunter of Wimbledon and his agent, George Chapman, 1880.

Chief rental of the manor of Genau’r-glyn, 1784-1787

Chief rental of the manor of Genau’r-glyn, 1789-1791