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GB 0221 WD/22 Anglesey County Record Office/Arch if dy Ynys Mon This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 44743 JA The National Archives COFNODION RICHARD JONES, CWRIWR, 38 CASTLE ST. A 24 CHURCH ST., BEAUMARIS A THEULU RECORDS OF RICHARD JONES, CURRIER, 38 CASTLE ST. AND 24 CHURCH ST., BEAUMARIS AND FAMILY Marc Catalog WD/22 Reference Number Catalogiwyd gan Archifydd y Sir Anne Venables Catalogued by County Archivist Archifdy Ynys Mon Anglesey County Record Office 2007 Papers of Richard Jones, (C.1860S-1920S), currier, 24 Church St., and 38 Castle St., Beaumaris. All these papers were found at 24 Church St. and many were decayed and dirty when deposited. Richard Jones appeared not to have thrown away most of his papers and to have kept draft of many of his letters. Unfortunately the papers were very mixed up and therefore the arrangement, mainly by subject is artificial. The papers include earlier records of his family and in particular his mother Ann and his wife Ellen/Nellie and his children Griff, Dorothy/Dolly and Myfanwy/Myfi. Many records are of the properties which Ann and Richard rented out to visitors in Beaumaris and to tenants mainly in Beaumaris, Bangor and Llanfairfechan. Richard Jones was on Beaumaris Town Council and involved in many Beaumaris societies, including being honorary secretary etc. of some. The records also include those of the currier business of Richard Jones and other family businesses of Griffith Jones, grocer and leather dealer, Griffith Price Jones, grocer and currier; Griffith Jones, tanner, currier, general and leather merchant and Dr Evans. Papers of Richard Jones and family, currier, 38 Castle St. and 24 Church St., Beaumaris [Most documents damaged by damp and dirt] [Richard/R. Jones is Richard Jones, Beaumaris unless otherwise stated. Some span generations and have been impossible to separate. In some cases it was not possible to decide whether items were personal or business]. Administration of Estates WD/22/1-36 Wills and Administrations WD/22/37-46 Birth, marriage and christenings WD/22/47-49 Death [probably not family] WD/22/100-107 Education WD/22/50-57 Banking careers of Owen Griffith, Richard Kenyon WD/22/58-61 Jones and Griffith Price Jones Career of Dorothy E. Jones with the Post Office WD/22/62 Life Insurance WD/22/63 Bankruptcy of J. Staples WD/22/64 Jury Summonses WD/22/65-66 References WD/22/67-69 Miscellaneous WD/22/70-88 Banking, accounts WD/22/89-95, 388 Bills and vouchers WD/22/96 Miscellaneous financial WD/22/97-99 Personal Correspondence WD/22/115-191 + 386-387 Social WD/22/192-255 Literary Society WD/22/192-195 Debating Society WD/22/196 Classes WD/22/197-198 Beaumaris Band WD/22/199 Beauinaris Minstrels WD/22/200-201 Concerts WD/22/202-209 Horticultural Society and Fete and Show WD/22/210-213 Beaumaris (Amateur) Rowing Club WD/22/214-215 Miscellaneous entertainment WD/22/216-227 Religious WD/22/228-242 Political WD/22/243-245 Eisteddfod WD/22/246-248 Bulkeley family WD/22/249-250 Royalty WD/22/251-252 Steamers WD/22/253-255 Newspaper cuttings WD/22/266-267 Beaumaris bankruptcies WD/22/109-110 St.Mary's College, Bangor and University WD/22/111-114 College of North Wales. Beaumaris Businesses WD/256-265 Beaumaris Borough Council WD/22/268-296 Vestry WD/22/297 Bangor and Beaumaris Union WD/22/298-304 Labour Exchange and Unemployment Insurance WD/22/305-308 Coroner WD/22/309-312 School Board WD/22/313 Parliamentary and Council Elections WD/22/314-322 Beaumaris Promenade Pier Company WD/22/323-327 Shrievalty WD/22/328 Houses owned and rented WD/22/329-385 Beaumaris WD/22/356-367, 329-340 Bangor WD/22/341-349 Llanfairfechan WD/22/350-352 Llangoed WD/22/353-354 Llandygai WD/22/355 Unidentified houses WD/22/368-385 Businesses WD/22/389-425 Griffith Jones, tanner, currier and leather WD/22/389-395 merchant, nail, tool, grindery and closed Upper Wharehouse. Griffith Jones and Son, [Griffith Price Jones], WD/22/396 grocer and leather dealer. Griffith Price Jones and Richard Jones, grocer WD/22/397-403 and currier. Richard Jones, currier 38/48 Castle St., late WD/22/404-422 24 Church St., Beaumaris. Dr.O.T.Evans WD/22/423-425 WD/22/1-36 Administration of Estates and family death [Some of these may not be family]. WD/22/1 1838 June 30 MEMORANDUM from the Legacy Duty Department about the requirement for the payment of Legacy Duty under the residue of the will of Griffith Jones (1823) bequeathed to the children after the decease of the widow. WD/22/2 1838 Aug.4 LEGAC Y RECEIPTS (2) issued by the Stamp Office to John and Richard Jones, curriers on the estate of their late father Griffith Jones of Ty newydd in the town of Bangor who died 16 June 1823. The money was to be paid after the decease of the Testator's widow. WD/22/3 1853 Dec.3 BOND of Griffith Jones of Beaumaris, currier to Margaret Jones of Beaumaris for the payment of a legacy. WD/22/4 1859 Dec.2 ACCOUNT OF THE SUCCESSION DUTY ON REAL PROPERTY of Griffith Jones of Beaumaris upon the death of Richard Jones (13 April 1859) touching a messuage or dwellinghouse and appartments in Church St., Beaumaris in the occupation of Owen Parry as tenant, 2 messuages or dwellinghouses and appurtenances in High St., Bangor in the occupation of Griffith Jones and Jonathan Hughes as tenants and a messuage or dwelling house with appurtenances in Lon popty, Bangor in the occupation of Richard Jones as tenant. WD/22/5 1864 t 15 Nov. 15 LETTER: Stevens and Beaumont, Witham, Essex to Griffith Jones, Beaumaris informing him that Mr JWBatley, late of Kelvedon, Essex, chemist, had bequeathed to him a legacy of £10. Also receipt stating that it was a legacy from the wife of the deceased. WD/22/6 1865 Jan.21 RECEIPT of Griffith Owen of Tymawr and Owen Jones of Capel, both of co. Ang., farmers, two of the executors and devisees named in the will of Edward Owen, late of Penheskin, co.Ang., yeoman, to Griffith Jones for the sum of £828, principal and interest secured to the said Edward Owen by mortgage (21 March 1863) of the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Beaumaris. The recipients engage on their behalf and the co executor and co devisee Mary Charles to execute a reconveyance of the premises to the said Griffith Jones. WD/22/7 1869 Dec.4 RECEIPT of HOwen for Owen Roberts to the representatives of the late Griffith Jones for the sum of £10 2s. 6d, half a year's interest on the sum to Miss Jones. WD/22/8 1873 May 14 ACCOUNT OF SUCCESSION DUTY ON REAL PROPERTY of Griffith Price Jones of Beaumaris on the death of Griffith Jones (19 April 1869) derived from Richard Jones, touching a freehold messuage and premises in High St., Bangor in the occupation of Jonathan Hughes as tenant. Griffith Price Jones, born 29 April 1854 is grandson of Richard Jones from whom the property was derived. WD/22/9 1874 May 12 ASSIGNMENT by Margaret Jones of Beaumaris of a legacy bequeathed to her by her father the late Evan Price and secured on mortgage of houses in Wexham St., Beaumaris, the property of Thomas Staples, to Ann Jones, widow of the said Griffith Jones, for the sum of £160. WD/22/10 1874 May 13 COPY RECEIPT of Ann Jones, Beaumaris to Thomas Staples for the sum of £369 being the principal and interest due to her as 2 legacies bequeathed to her and her sister Margaret Jones by their late father Evan Price and secured on mortgage of houses in Wexham St., the property of Thomas Stapels. Margaret Jones had assigned her share to her value received. WD/22/11 1885 May 28 LETTER: RHPritchard, Hughes and Pritchard, solicitors, Bangor to Richard Jones, currier, Beaumaris about the completion of his title to the property [unidentified] following the will of his late father and probate. WD/22/12 1883 June 4 COPY DECLARATION by Richard Jones of Beaumaris, currier, that he was the son of Griffith Jones, formerly of Beaumaris, currier, who was the son of Richard Jones, of the same place, currier. Richard Jones who died 13 April 1859 and devised a messuage or dwelling house in High St., Bangor, in the occupation of Griffith Jones, pork butcher, to his son Griffith Jones for the term of his natural life and then devised the same unto the said Richard Jones. Griffith Jones died 19 April 1869. The said messuage or dwelling house are now occupied by Charles Freeman, fishmonger and contracted to be sold to George Henry Ogden. WD/22/13 1887 March 25 RECEIPT of Richard Jones for the sum of £2 14s.6d. being Mr Dew's charges for the stamp and parchment for his security to Mr Evans. WD/22/14 1892 March 28 COPY OF LETTER AND REPLY sent by R[ichard] J[ones] to the Legal Advisor, Weekly Post, Liverpool asking advice about whether one sister, who was left tenant in common with her 2 sisters to 2 freehold houses under her father's will, could devise her share to one of her children, or whether it happened automatically. WD/22/15 1892 April 16 COPY LETTER AND REPLY sent by Richard Jones to the [Weekly Post] with an extractfrom the will [referred to in WD/22/14] stating that the 2 freehold houses were now in the occupation of R.Ellis and RRoberts and in Steeple Lane, Beaumaris, and devised to the 3 daughters, Mary wife of T.