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Relating to Dolykynavon, Abergeirowe vcha, kay Gwyn, blaen y glyn, and y kay poyth in Nanney, Dolychowgryd and kevengarthmaylan in Garthmaylan, and properties in Lloingorrill Llanukill, Llanvlltyd, Pryssor, and Dolgloder, all in co. Merioneth; and wills of Davit ap Mevruc Vechan, 1495 (legacies to Cymmer Abbey, churches of Llan vachraith St. Mary the Virgin in Dolgelle, etc.) and Howell ap David ap Mirike of Llan vagchret, 1539. 9 Items.

Captain William Anwyl, owner of Plas Brith, died at Garthangharad in 1852. The papers include the case and opinion of Chas. Blake Allnatt, 1852; autograph letters of Edward Owen (drafts) and William Griffith, Dolgelley, 1852; and statements of account between Edward Owen, William Anwyl, and Price Anwyl, and vouchers, 1832-40. 34 Items.

With copy and draft replies, relating to the purchase of property in Harlech. 11 Items.

The writers include E Gatty, Red Lion Square, London, 1824-48; Josh. Gill, Brynygwalie, near Oswestry, 1850 (Peniarth trust); J.R.Ormsby-Gore, Trefan, 1837 (Caernarvonshire election); William Griffith, Dolgelley, 1853; John Jones Dolgelley, 1844 (tithes of Llanfair and Llanbeder); Walter P. Jones, Clomendy Corwen, 1850; John Lloyd, Maentwrog, 1852; T.L.Longueville, Oswestry, 1843; Richard Burton, Phillipson, Overton etc., 1836-52; William Wynn, Maesnewydd, 1836 (Merioneth election); Philip Puleston Wynne, from Rug (undated); and W.W.E.Wynne, Peniarth, 1850. 106 Items.

Letter to Sir Robert Williams Vaughan, 3rd baronet, Griffith Howel Vaughan, and the trustees of Griffith Howel Vaughan. 27 Items.

Including two printed copies of the Merionethshire Turnpike Roads Act, 1850; a statement of facts, 1849; printed general statements of account of the Edeirnion Turnpike Trust, 1849, 1851-2; and autograph letters to Sir Robert Williams Vaughan, 3rd baronet, etc., 1849-52. 12 Items.

They include receipts in respect of the salary of the master of Cynwyd School, 1857; one quarter's instruction to twelve poor boys of the parish of Corwen, 1857; subscriptions to Trawsfynydd National School, 1857, Dolgelley National School, 1858, Dolgelley Clothing Club, 1857, and Dolgelley Rifle Company, 1860; rent of Llanfachreth Schoolroom, 1857-8. About 90 items.

Including title-deeds of lands at Llanfachreth, Harlech, Llandanwg, Llanbeder, Llanvair, etc., 1710-1864, among them being a grant to the Aberystwyth and Welsh Coast Railway 1864; sale of timber at Tymawr Farm, Machynlleth, 1834; copy marriage settlement of Dorothy Highway, Kings Norton, and Edward Owen, Garthangharad, 1798; bonds, among them being a bond of Edward Owen, junior, Dolgelley, as clerk of the subdivision meetings of Talybont, 1832; and commission of deputy lieutenancy of Merioneth to Edward Owen, esq., 1803. 17 Items.

Grant from Lewis, abbot of Cymmer, of land called garth bleddynn in Nannaw [sic].

Including a title-deed of Garthyngharad, Penrhyn y Cregin, Vigin Las, and Dolerisklog, parish of Dolgelley, 1722, and a lease of copper and lead mines at Garthyngharad, Garth, and Dolrisclog, 1827; assignment of a bond and judgement to Ellis Wynne, Lasynys, 1716 with endorsements by the latter, 1718-21; copes of and extracts from probate records of Ales Griffith, Nantlley, co. Caernarvon, 1738-9, Frances Owen, Garthyngharad, 1746, Pierce Thomas, Hendre, 1777, James Eyton of South Sea House, London, 1792, William Hicks, 1814-17, David Jones, Llwyngwril (in Welsh), 1821, Edward Owen, Garthyngharad, 1828-33, Edward Owen, Garthyngharad, 1850, and William Jones, blacksmith, Dolyrusclog, Dolgelley, 1867; accounts of the trustees of Edward Owen, Erwgoed, circa 1760. Two title-deeds of Nant, parish of Llanenddwyn, 1794. 33 Items.

Relating to the estate of Edward Owen, Garthangharad, his wife Mary Owen and his son Edward Owen, St Peters Vicarage, Oldham, including probate of the will of Edward Owen senior, 1855, accounts of trustees, 1871•1901, statements of dividends on L.N.W.R. Co. Preference Stock, 1872-8, autograph letters to and from Owen Slaney Wynne, Messrs. Longueville & Co., Oswestry, Messrs Arnold & Son, Birmingham, Edward Owen, St Peters, 1873-1905; vouchers, 1880; and printed particulars of sale of Garthangharad, 1855 and 1907. About 110 items.

Relating to the sale of the Manuel (Money Hall otherwise Money Hill Hall) estate, parish of Kings Norton, co. Worcester. The writers include Edward Simpson, William Hamper, and William Anderton, all of Birmingham, and Edward Gatty, London. 76 Items.

65 Items.

Includes printed matter issued by the Committee, and a plan, relating to the proposed erection of a school house at Llanfachreth. 9 Items.

5 Items.

With draft and copy replies, generally relating to business and estate matters. The writers include Henry Badley, Glandwr, near Corwen, 1857 (regulations of the Chester Association for the Preservation of the Fishery of the River Dee); C,G,Bannister, Bedford Row, London, (1840-57); John Carson, Egryn, Barmouth, 1848-9; A. Dick, Corwen (undated) (transcription of genealogies from Hengwrt MSS.); Thomas Wynn Edwards, Rhuddlan, 1858 (mastership of Llanrhos School); Isaac Gilbertson, Bala 1858; Griffith Griffiths secretary to the Dolgelley Friendly Society (undated); Josiah Harris, Dolgelley, 1855 (Dolfrwynog Mine); J.H, Horsfall, Llansantffraid, near Corwen, 1857 (River Dee Conservancy); J. Parry Jones, Denbigh, 1858 (site of Llansantffraid School); Jno. Jones, Plas Issa, 1858 (valuation of Nag's Head Inn, Corwen); Owen Jones, Caernarvon, 1853-8; Richard Jones, clerk to the trustees of Llanegryn School, 1844; Thomas Jones surgeon, Ruthin, 1858; Walter P. Jones, Clomendy, Corwen, 1849-52; William Jones, etc., for the committee of the Llangollen Eisteddfod, 1858; C.T.C. Luxmoore, Guilsfield, 1843 (re-building of Trinity Chapel Deythur); E. Lloyd Rhagatt, 1842-4 and undated; T.Lloyd: Christleton, 1858; Owen Fuller Meyrick, Bodorgan, 1843; John Nanney Maesyneuadd, 1857; Edward Owen, Dolgelley, 1842-8, John Owen, Llanrhos, 1858 (Llanrhos School report); S.V.Priestley, Trefan, 1840 R. Pughe, rector of Llanycil, 1854 (recommendation of William Richardson to the chaplaincy of Rûg); William Richardson, Bala, 1854 (chaplaincy of Rug); John Roberts Bryncemlyn, 1854-7 (Dolfrwynog Mine); Thomas Vowler Short, bishop of St. Asaph, 1854 (chaplaincy of Rug); A.R. Sidebottom, Lincolns Inn, 1842-7; Edward Walker, Dolgelley, 1857; E. Osborne Williams, parsonage, Llanfachreth, 1858 (Llanfachreth School); Griffith Williams, Dolgelley, 1857 (presidency of Eisteddfod); Hugh Williams, Leamington, 1857; and John Williams, Llanymawddwy Rectory, 1858 (transcription of MSS.). About 250 items.

Relating to the salary of Colonel [Edward William Vaughan] Salisbury as constable of Harlech Castle. 3 Items.

Includes properties in the parishes of Llanfair, Llanbedr, Llandanwg, and Llanfachreth. Among them are title-deeds with schedules thereof and abstracts there from, 1638-1835; autograph letters to Edward Owen, solicitor, Dolgelley, with copy and draft replies, 1835-43; and copy will of Edward Owen, Garthangharad, 1739. 66 Items.

17 Items.

Including accounts, 1823-48; counsel's opinion, 1823; letters to Edward Owen, 1835-48, from John Smallwood, Henry George Smallwood, and William Haines, all of Birmingham, and to Owen Slaney Wynne and Mrs. Owen, Garthangharad, 1872, from Messrs. Arnold & Son, Birmingham; and a petition for the appointment of new trustees, 1872. 15 Items.