| Description | 7/1: Notes on 'Tyn y Minister,' land of Aberconway abbey in Bangor, and Plas Martyn (Albion Buildings site, Watson's hairdresser).
7/2: Pedigree of Bangor family.
7/3: Note re. Treffos family.
7/4: Notes re. additional land granted by Edward I to Aberconway [Aberconwy?] Abbey in 1284; refs to 'offeiriad teulu' and jurisdication of various courts.
7/5: Notes of privilees granted to Aberconway [Aberconwy?] abbey.
7/6: Ref. to 'power of Lord Bishops.'
7/7: Note of grant of tithes by the bishop to Aberconway [Aberconwy?] abbey.
7/8: Newspaper cutting re. hamlets of Aberpwll and Brynywaen.
7/9: Note on Faenol.
7/10: Extracts from Edward Evans, The Progress of Bangor during sixty years.
7/11: Extract from Bangor and District Illustrated Almanack (1891).
7/12: Extracts from Williams's Sixpenny Guide to Bangor and Neighbourhood (c.1900).
7/13: Extract from Heywood's Guide to Bangor and Beaumaris.
7/14: Extracts from the N.W. Chronicle, 11 & 18 June 1833, 26 November 1829 and 10 January 1828.
7/15: Extract from Williams's Sixpenny Guide to Bangor.
7/16: Note on the Bangor Local Board of Health.
7/17: List of Sale Notices (from U.C.N.W. Library P.B.61).
7/18: Copi o 'freinlen bwrdeisiaid Bangor.'
7/19: Extracts from Bangor parish vestry minute book, 1867-1916.
7/20: Extracts from N.W. Gazette, 23.06.1808.
7/21: Order of slides in the three public lectures at U.C.N.W.
7/22: (as above).
7/23: Slips giving title of each slide.
7/24: Notes on maps prepared for the lectures: Maenol bangor; route ways; estates; Bangor and environs; Penrallt; Bangor in 1854.
7/25: Notes on 'Map 2' : map of Bangor and environs; 19th century maps.
7/26: Note son 'Map 3' : estates.
7/27: Notes on the bishop's tenants in the middle ages (in Welsh).
7/28: Notes on maps, prints and documents re. Bangor: used to illustrate the public lectures.
7/29: Order of slides used in the public lectures.
7/30: Notes on the Penrallt estate (accompanying slides).
7/31: Ref. to 'Gwyr rhyddid' in Report on Welsh MSS., I, 860, 861). |