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Denbighshire Record Office GB 0209 DD/BE Denbighshire Record Office This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 30556 The National Archives CLWYD RECORD OFFICE L ARO S.P.BEVON MSS. Schedule of documents deposited on indefinite loan by the County Librarian per Wrexham Area Library. 20 July 1976 (Ref: DD/BE) Clwyd Record Office 46, Clwyd Street, Ruthin, Clwyd A.N. 321 July 1987 S.P.BEVON MSS. This collection consists of material received from a Wrexham solicitor, relating to his personal and business affairs, and to some of his clients. The bulk of S.P.Bevon's personal papers consist of correspondence about properties he owned in Wrexham, and reports and prospectuses of various mining and plantation concerns abroad, in which he owned shares. There is no autobiographical material. The rest of the collection has been sorted into sequence by parish, with separate sections for court cases and election papers, as there is no large quantity of material relating to an individual client. Perhaps the most interesting item is a photograph showing the range of products made by Ewloe Potteries, Buckley, in the 1920s. Other interesting subjects include Ffos-y-go Colliery, Gwersyllt, 1901-4; the appointment of a receiver for the New Llangollen Slate and Slab Company. 1898-1903; prospectus of Broughton Hall Iron Company, c.1890; complaints about conditions at Croesnewydd Military Hospital, Wrexham, 1917; and a dispute over building costs of a new church at Brynteg, 1894-5. There are also some files of papers relating to S.P.Bevon's clients, 1920-40, in the Wrexham Library collection. DD/WL/256. CLWYD RECORD OFFICE S.P.BEVON MSS. CONTENTS OFFICE PAPERS 1-43 S.P.BEVON'S PERSONAL PAPERS AND INVESTMENTS 44 ­ 46 MISCELLANEOUS CLIENTS WELSH COUNTIES Anglesey Llangefni 57 Caernarfonshire Portmadoc 58 Denbighshire Bersham 59 - 65 Broughton 66 - 81 Brymbo 82 - 104 Bwlchgwyn 105 - 107 Cefn Mawr 108 Coedpoeth 109 - 119 Denbigh 120 Efenechtyd 121 Erbistock 122 Gresford 123 - 125 Gwersyllt 126 - 134 Holt 135 - 143 Llanarmon Dyffryn Clwyd 144 Llanarmon-yn-Ial 145 - 146 Llanbedr 147 Llandysilio 148 - 149 Llanferres 150 Llangollen 151 - 157 Llay 158 Marchwiel 159 - 160 Minera 161 - 169 Rossett 170 - 177 Ruabon 178 - 184 Ruthin 185 - 188 Rhosddu 189 - 196 Rhosllanerchrugog 197 - 199 Southsea 200 - 209 Wrexham 210 - 303 Mixed parishes 304 - 321 Flintshire Bangor 322 - 326 Buckley 327 Cilcain 328 Flint 329 Gwernymynydd 330 Hanmer 331 Hawarden 332 Hope 333-347 Overton 348 Rhyl 349 Shotton 350 Worthenbury 351 - 354 Mixed parishes 355 ENGLISH COUNTIES Cheshire Malpas 356 - 357 Stockport 358 MIXED COUNTIES Denbighshire, Flintshire and Cheshire 359 - 367 COURT CASES 368 - 395 ELECTIONS 396 - 402 MISCELLANEOUS 403 - 431 S.P.BEVON MSS. OFFICE PAPERS DD/BE/1-37. Bills and vouchers, 1864-1922, 1930-7: 1. 1864 - 1912 (3 bdles.) 2. 1892 (1 bdle.). 3. 1893 (1 bdle.). 4. 1894 (1 bdle.). 5. 1895 (1 bdle.). 6. 1896 (1 bdle.). 7. 1897 (1 bdle.). 8. 1898 (1 bdle.). 9. 1899 (1 bdle.). 10. 1900 (1 bdle.). 11. 1901 (1 bdle.). 12. 1902 (1 bdle.). * 13. 1903 (1 bdle.). 14. 1904 (1 bdle.). 15. 1905 (1 bdle.). 16. 1906 (1 bdle.). 17. 1907 (1 bdle.). 18. 1908 (1 bdle.). 19. 1909 (1 bdle.). 20. 1910 (1 bdle.). 21. 1911 (1 bdle.). 22. 1912 (1 bdle.). 23. 1913 (1 bdle.). 24. 1914 (1 bdle.). 25. 1915 (1 bdle.). 26. 1916 (1 bdle.). 27. 1917 (1 bdle.). 28. 1918 (1 bdle.). 29. 1919 (1 bdle.). 30. 1920 (1 bdle.). 31. 1921 (1 bdle.). 32. 1922 (1 bdle.). 33. 1923 (1 bdle.). - 1 ­ 34. 1930 (1 bdle.). 35. 1932 (1 bdle.). 36. 1933 (1 bdle.). 37. 1935 (2 bdles.). 38. 1936 (2 bdles.). 39. 1937 (1 bdle.). 40. Correspondence and papers, including tenancy agreements, concerning first floor offices of S.P.Bevon, 3a High Street, Wrexham. 1896-1907 (2 bdles.). 41-3. Letter books, 1910-18, 1925-6: 41. 18 November 1910 - 19 January 1912 (1 vol.). 42. 1 February 1918 - 5 July 1918 (1 vol.). 43. 4 February 1925 - 17 June 1926 (1 vol.). S.P.BEV0N*S PERSONAL PAPERS AND INVESTMENTS 44. Correspondence and papers concerning properties in the Wrexham area owned by S.P.Bevon. 1896-1917 (1 file). 45. Correspondence and papers concerning application for shares in New Zealand Minerals Co.Ltd. 1896 (1 bdle.). 46. Correspondence and papers concerning shares in Transvaal Gold Mining Estates. 1896-8 (1 bdle.). 47. Correspondence and papers, including prospectuses concerning Hannan's Premier Gold Mines, Western Australia. 1896-1905 (1 file). 48. Reports, prospectuses, plans and related papers of New Primrose Gold Mine, Transvaal; Transvaal Gold Mining Estates Ltd.; Transvaal Exploring Land and Minerals Co.Ltd.; and Randfontein Estates Gold Mining Company, Witwatersrand Ltd., South Africa. 1902-38 (4 bdles.). 49. Directors' reports and annual statements of account of Thomas Williams and Co.(Wrexham) Ltd. 1903-38 (1 bdle.). 50. Directors' reports and annual statements of account of the Rubber Plantations Investment Trust. 1918-38 (1 bdle.). 51. Directors' reports and annual statements of account of the Jantar Nigeria Co.Ltd. 1919-38 (1 bdle.). 52. Directors' reports and annual statements of account of the Imperial Tobacco Co.Ltd. 1920-38 (1 bdle.). 53. Directors' reports and annual statements of account of London Midland and Scottish Railway Co.Ltd. 1922-38 (1 bdle.). - 2 ­ DD/BE/54. Directors' reports and annual statements of account of British Insulated Cables Ltd. 1926-38 (1 bdle.). 55. African and Eastern Trade Corporation annual reports and accounts. 1928, 1938 (2 items). 56. Directors' reports and statements of account of Sungei Choh Rubber Co.Ltd. 1929, 1937 (2 items). MISCELLANEOUS CLIENTS WELSH COUNTIES Anglesey Llangefni 57. Correspondence and papers concerning mortgage of Mona Mineral Works, Llangefni. 1897 (1 bdle.). Caernarfonshire Portmadoc 58. Correspondence and papers, including estimates and plans, concerning construction of a tramway, and storage bins on the wharf, Portmadoc, for Caernarfonshire Granite Quarries Ltd. 1902 (1 bdle.). Denbighshire Bersham 59. Correspondence and papers concerning dispute over tenancy of Maestyddyn, Talwrn, Bersham, Jane Parry v Frederick Williams and William Peters. 1909-18 (1 bdle.). 60. Correspondence and papers, including draft conveyance, concerning use of carpentry room, Bersham Council school, by church Sunday school. 1872, 1914 (1 bdle.). 61. Copy mortgage in £120 1 July 1878 (i) Arthur Walker, Southsea, Wrexham, shopkeeper and Martha, his wife. (ii) Mary Elizabeth Maddocks of Southsea, spinster. Messuage and shop at Glanrafon, Bersham. 62. Correspondence and papers, including conditions of sale and returns of landowners, in respect of duties on land, concerning four cottages in the Ddol, Bersham. 1894-1910 (1 bdle.). 63. Copy conveyance and abstract of title concerning five cottages known as Chapel Row, Bersham. 1902-20 (2 items). 64. Mortgage in £50 * 1 February 1906 (i) Martha Walker of Southsea, widow and shopkeeper. (ii) Samuel Peter Bevon of Wrexham, solicitor. Messuage and shop at Glanrafon, Bersham. Enclosed Further mortgage in £100 and related correspondence. 1906-8. 65. Sale poster of five cottages at Bersham, 1920. - 3 ­ Broughton DD/BE/66. Draft abstract of title of the trustees of the will of Edmund Taylor, deceased, to property at Brynteg, Broughton. 1878-97. 67. Abstract of title of William Williams to lands in Broughton. 1889-1903, 1908. 68. Draft memorandum of association and prospectus concerning Broughton Hall Iron Company Ltd. n.d. [c.1890] (1 file). 69. Correspondence and papers concerning encroachment on Graigwen Quarry, part of Rockwood Farm, Broughton. 1892 (1 bdle.). 70. Correspondence and papers concerning estate of Joseph Williams, Castle Inn, Broughton, beerhouse keeper, deceased. 1892-7 (1 bdle.) 71. Correspondence and papers, including briefs, concerning dispute in Wrexham county court between Edward Bradshaw, builder v. Revd. Daniel Davies, about building costs of a new church at Brynteg, Broughton. 1894-5 (1 bdle.). 72. Abstract of title of Robert William Ellis to a mortgage debt of £160 on a messuage and land in Broughton, with plan. 1894-1916 (2 items). 73. Correspondence and papers concerning sale of part of Broughton Hall Estate: Brymbo Steel Company to R.Salusbury. 1897 (1 bdle.). 74. Correspondence and papers concerning disputed sick-club paymentsj Joshua Parket and the Loyal Cambrian Lodge, Grand United Order of Oddfellows, Cross Foxes, Pentre Broughton. 1906 (1 bdle.). 75. Correspondence and papers concerning dispute over payments to Broughton and Plas Power Coal Co. by B.Cavanagh. 1912-13 (1 bdle.). 76. Correspondence and papers concerning claim of George Pugh of Pentre Broughton, ironmonger, against GWR, for goods damaged in transit. 1915 (1 bdle.). 77. Correspondence and papers concerning conveyance of Eaton House, Broughton: Edward Parry to John Parry Jones. 1915-16 (1 bdle.). 78. Correspondence and papers concerning demobilization of George Herbert Pugh of Pentre Broughton. 1919 (1 bdle.). 79. Correspondence and papers concerning proposed housing estate at Rhos Rhedyn, Broughton: Plas Power Coal Co. and Wrexham RDC. 1921-2 (1 file). 80. Sale particulars of a house and licensed billiard hall, 35 Pentre Broughton. 31 May 1922 (1 item). 81. Correspondence and papers concerning the estate of John Tunley, Century Cottages, Clayton Road, Broughton. 1932-3 (1 bdle.). - 4 ­ Brymbo DD/BE/82. Copy will of William Pritchard of Brymbo, machine clerk. 1850. 83. Abstract of title of Edward Jones, esq., to Penygraig farm, Brymbo, 1866-90. 1902 (2 copies). 84. Household and shop accounts of Mrs.C-Jackson, the Lodge, Brymbo and her executors. 1881-1905 (8 vols. and 1 bdle.). 85. Draft deeds, rules, quarterly reports etc. concerning Brymbo Industrial Co-operative Society. 1891-9 (1 bdle.). 86. Copy conveyance 16 December 1892 (i) Charles Walker of 12 New Court, Lincolns Inn, co.Middlesex, barrister at law.
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