| Disgrifiad | (i) 1917, Oct 9
Extract from the Conditions of Sale of Lord Newborough's Timber.
(ii) 1917, Oct 9
Schedule of Timber in a wood near Cefn Barrog Farm, sold in the Newborough Timber Sale.
(iii) 1918, Aug 15
1. The Prudential Assurance Company Ltd.
2. The Rt. Hon. Thomas John Baron Newborough.
Copy Agreement to acknowledge no. 2's right to the production and delivery of copies of certain documents.
Schedule of deeds appended.
(iv) 1918, Sept 20
1. Kendall, Price and Francis, Solicitors and Agents for the Rt. Hon. Thomas John Lord Newborough.
2. Mr. Thomas Davies of Cefn Barrog, Llanfair Talhaearn, Abergele.
Notice to quite Cefn Barrog.
(v) 1918, Dec 3
1. Messrs. Kendall Price and Francis of 61 Carey Street, Lincoln's Inn, London, Agents for the Rt. Hon. Thomas John Lord Newborough.
2. Robert William Wynne of Garthewin, co. Denbigh.
Agreement as to Timber in the Wood of Cefn Barrog, sold by auction on 10 September, 1918.
(vii) 1918, Dec 12
1. The Rt. Hon. Thomas John Lord Newborough.
2. The Rt. Hon. Thomas John Baron Newborough, John William Price of 61 Carey Street, Lincoln's Inn, co. London, Gent., Randulph John Corbet of 73 St. James' Street, co. London, Gent., and Francis Charles Cowper Annesley of 5 Holland Road, Hove, co. Sussex, a Major in H.M.'s Army.
3. Robert William Wynne of Garthewin in the parish of Llanfair Talhaearn, co. Denbigh, Gent.
Conveyance of the farm called Cefn Barrog.
Consideration: £1600
Schedules of deeds and lands, and a plan appended.
(viii) 1918, Dec 12
Receipt from Kendall, Price and Francis Ltd. for purchase money and costs relating to Cefn Barrog.
(ix) 1918, Dec 18
Letter: Porter Amphlett & Co., Solicitors, of Colwyn Bay, to R.W. Wynne Esq., touching Cefn Barrog and enclosing the Conveyance, the Abstract of Title, and Account and other doucments.
(x) 1918, Dec
R.W. Wynne Esq. in account with Porter Amphlett & Co., Solicitors, re. Cefn Barrog.
(xi) 1918
Duplicate Schedule of deeds and documents relating to Cefn Barrog.
(xii) 1918
Abstract of Title of the Rt. Hon. Thomas John Lord Newborough and his Trustees to a farm and lands called Cefn Barrog. |