| Disgrifiad | (i-x) of 1823-1824, mainly for saddlery, jewellery, and journeys to Hoole, incurred (and paid) by Jones Panton of Plas Gwyn.
It may be remebered that his father (the first Paul Panton) had married as his second wife, a widow of Chester, and that Jones Panton's sister Elizabeth was buried in that city. Possibly also the fact that he was High Sheriff of Anglesey for 1823 accounted for some of the expenditure. |