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Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon Record Office GB0219XD115 Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon Record Office This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 42580 The National Archives 4-2- Territorial Auxiliary Forces Association of Caernarfonshire and Anglesey Catalogwyd gan: Graeme Edwards (Cwrs Archifau/Archives Course 1998/99) Catalogued by: Archifdy Rhanbarth Caernarfon Gwasanaeth Archifau ac Amgueddfeydd Gwynedd Caernarfon Area Record Office Gwynedd Archives and Museums Service 1999 1 Introduction These records were created by the Territorial Auxiliary Forces Association^ of Caernarfonshire and Anglesey between 1908 and 1968. They include both minute books and financial records. The minute books relate to the General Meetings & various committee meetings which were held by the Caernarfonshire T & A.F.A ; the Anglesey T & A.F.A and later the joint Anglesey & Caernarfonshire T & A.F.A. Included amongst the minutes of the Caernarfonshire T & A.F.A & the Anglesey T & A.F.A are the minutes of several joint committees upon which members of both associations sat. These include: Anglesey & Caernarfonshire T.A Associations Audit Board Meetings (later re-named the General Purposes & Finance Committee when the two associations merged their accounts in 1943); Anglesey & Caernarfonshire County Cadet Committee Meetings (replaced in May 1947 by the Pre-services Sub Committee) and the Combined General Purposes and Finance Committees of Territorial Army Associations of Anglesey, Caernarfonshire, Denbighshire & Flintshire (created when the four county Territorial Army Associations were briefly amalgamated under one Secretariat in 1946). Some minute books are indexed either by subject, committee or by the dates when meetings were held. Included amongst the financial records of the Anglesey & Caernarfonshire T & A.F.A are details relating to the Merioneth & Montgomeryshire T & A.F.A. Contents XD115/1/1 - 21 Minute Books of Caernarfon T & A.F.A. XD115/2/1 - 2 Minute Books of Anglesey T & T.F.A. XD115/3/1 - 10 Minute Books of the Anglesey & Caernarfon T & A.F.A. XD115/4/1 - 21 Financial Records 3 Minute Books of Caernarvon T & A.F.A. XD115/1/1 1908 Jan 23­ MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings 1909 Feb 18 XD115/1/2 1909 July 8­ MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings 1910 Dec 29 XD115/1/3 1911 April 6­ MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings 1914 March 13 XD115/1/4 1914 Aug 21­ MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings 1915 March 26 XD115/1/5 1915 March 26 MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings 1915 Sept 3 XD115/1/6 1915 Sept 3 MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings 1916 Feb 4 XD115/1/7 1916 Feb 18­ MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings 1916 June 9 XD115/1/8 1916 July 7­ MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings 1917 Aug 17 XD115/1/9 1917 Aug 17­ MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings 1918 Sept 20 XD115/1/10 1925 Feb 20 - MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings 1932 July 12 XD115/1/11 1909 Feb 3 - MINUTE BOOK: Committee Meetings 1909 June 23 XD115/1/12 1909 Oct 25- MINUTE BOOK: Committee Meetings 1910 March 16 4 XD115/1/13 1910 March 16 MINUTE BOOK: Committee Meetings 1911 March 23 XD115/1/14 1911 May 12 MINUTE BOOK: Committee Meetings 1912 Jan 5 XD115/1/15 1912 Jan 23 - MINUTE BOOK: Committee Meetings 1913 Oct 10 XD115/1/16 1932 Oct 7­ MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings & various 1936 Sept 18 committee meetings XD115/1/17 1936 Oct 9­ MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings & various 1945 Sept 14 committee meetings. (A number of these minutes can also be found in XD115/1/19 - 21) XD115/1/18 1945 Sept 21 ­ MINUTE BOOK: Various committee meetings 1948 Sept 17 including the Combined General Purposes & Finance Committee of the T.A. Associations for Anglesey, Caernarfonshire, Denbighshire & Flintshire. XD115/1/19 1942 June 19­ MINUTES of General Meeting & Anglesey & 1942 Dec 11 Caernarfonshire T.A. Association Audit Board Meetings. (Duplicates of minutes found in XD115/1/17). (1 bundle) XD 115/1/20 1943 Jan 15 - MINUTES of General Meeting, Anglesey & 1943 Dec 20 Caernarfonshire T.A. Associations Audit Board Meetings, & General Purposes & Finance Committee Meetings. (Duplicates of minutes found in XD 115/1/17). (1 bundle) XD115/1/21 1944 Jan 21­ MINUTES of General Meeting and General 1944 Nov 24 Purposes & Finance Committees. (Duplicates of minutes found in XD115/1/17). Also includes a Constitution of Caernarfonshire T.A. Association for period ending October. 1946 which provides a list of Association members. (1 bundle) 5 Minute Books of Anglesey T & A.F.A. XD115/2/1 1946 Nov 1 - MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings; General 1948 Dec 10 Purposes & Finance Committee Meetings; Pre- Services Sub-Committee Meeting; Joint Meeting of the Lands and Buildings Welfare Recruiting and Publicity Sub-Committees. XD 115/2/2 1949 Jan 14 - MINUTE BOOK: General Meetings; General 1950 Oct 13 Purposes & Finance Meetings; Pre-Services Committee Meetings. Minute Books of the Anglesey & Caernarfon T & A.F.A. XD 115/3/1 1944 Feb 27 MINUTE BOOK: Anglesey & Caernarfonshire 1950 Oct 27 County Cadet Committee Meetings. XD 115/3/2 1950 Dec 4- MINUTE BOOK of Association Meetings, 1952 Nov 14 General and all Sub Committees. XD 115/3/3 1952 Nov 28 MINUTES of General Meetings & committee 1953 Nov 6 meetings. (1 File) XD 115/3/4 1953 Nov 27 - MINUTES of General Meetings & committee 1954 Nov 26 meetings. (1 File) XD 115/3/5 1955 Jan 14 - MINUTES of General Meetings & committee 1955 Nov 11 meetings. Includes minutes of Home Guard Sub- Committee meeting. (1 File) XD 115/3/6 1955 Nov 25 MINUTES of General Meetings & committee 1956 Nov 9 meetings. (1 File) 6 XD115/3/7 1956 Nov 30 ­ MINUTES of General Meetings & committee 1958 May 30 meetings. (1 File) XD115/3/8 1958 July 11 MINUTES of General Meetings & committee 1964 Jan 21 meetings. (1 File) XD 115/3/9 1959 Oct 16 MINUTES of General Meetings & committee 1964 Jan 21 meetings. (Largely a duplicate of XD115/4/7). (1 File) XD 115/3/10 1964 April 22­ MINUTES of General Meetings & committee 1968 March 22 meetings. (1 File) Financial Records XD 115/4/1 1946 April - ACCOUNT BOOK 1957 March XD 115/4/2 1951 April 6 ­ SECRETARY*S ACCOUNT BOOK concerning 1966 March 31 both Anglesey & Caernarfon & Merioneth & Montgomery T.A's. XD 115/4/3 1952 Feb- DAY BOOK: Income & expenditure of the 1956 April A.D.J.T. 2nd Caernarfonshire Home Guard Battalion. XD 115/4/4 1955 April 1 ­ FORM "A" ACCOUNT BOOK: Record of the 1966 March 30 expenses of various regiments. XD 115/4/5 1958 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS: Various financial 1968 accounts of the Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association of Anglesey & Caernarfon & Merioneth & Montgomery. Includes annual financial returns for the Army Cadet Force; Royal Auxiliary Air Force; Territorial Army; Territorial & Army Volunteer Reserve. 7 XD115/4/6 1963 ARMY CREDIT BOOK: Possibly relating to the 1967 accounts of the 6th/7th Bn the Royal Welch Fusiliers. XD 115/4/7 1959 April ACCOUNT BOOK: Air Ministry Account. 1965 April Includes receipts, bills & statements. XD 115/4/8 1959 April CASH BOOK: Receipts & Expenditure. 1968 April Anglesey & Caernarfon T & T.F.A Air Ministry Account. XD 115/4/9 1959 LEDGER: 'Army Cadet Force General Account' 1963 for the Cadet Regiments of Anglesey & Caernarfon & Merioneth & Montgomery. XD 115/4/10 1959 April - CASH BOOK: Receipts & Expenditure. Army 1967 March Cadet Force - General Account relating to Anglesey & Caernarfon & Merioneth & Montgomery. XD115/4/11 1967 April 1 ­ CASH BOOK: Receipts & Expenditure. Army 1968 April 25 Cadet Force - relating to Anglesey & Caernarfon & Merioneth & Montgomery. XD115/4/12 1957 April 1 ­ CASH BOOK relating to Anglesey & Caernarfon 1963 March 31 & Merioneth & Montgomery T & T.F.A. XD 115/4/13 1963 April CASH BOOK: Receipts & Expenditure. 1968 April Territorial Army. XD115/4/14 1964 July CASH BOOK: Receipts & Expenditure. 1968 Feb XD115/4/15 1965 April CLAIMS FORMS & RECEIPTS mainly 1968 Feb concerning travelling expenses. Divided into the three financial years: 1965/66; 1966/67; 1967/68 and ordered numerically. (1 File) 8 XD 115/4/16 1950's& 1960's REGISTER OF RENT CLAIMS. Includes details about staff quarters, grants & employee particulars. Also includes papers of similar information relating to Merioneth & Montgomeryshire T & A.F.A. XD 115/4/17 1952 April ­ WAGES BOOK: Association H.Q. Staff. 1955 March Includes Tax deduction cards. XD 115/4/18 1955 April ­ WAGES BOOK: Association H.Q. Staff. 1960 March Includes doctor's certificates relating to sick leave & counterfoils of British Money Orders. XD 115/4/19 1960 April ­ WAGES BOOK: Association H.Q. Staff. 1962 March Includes doctor's certificates relating to sick leave. XD 115/4/20 1962 April ­ WAGES BOOK: Insurance Salaries Book' of 1967 March Association H.Q. Staff. Includes doctor's certificates relating to sick leave. XD 115/4/21 1967 April ­ WAGES BOOK: Insurance Salaries Book' of 1968 March Association H.Q. Staff. Includes loose sheets of notes concerning income tax, pensions & salary details of staff; payslip booklet stub 1967/68; doctor's certificates relating to sick leave. .
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