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Gb0219 M-623 GB0219M/623 Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon Record Office This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 29347 The National Archives H. M. C. 938 NATIONAL REGISTER OF, ARCHIVES d^..^ UMJtol^aAJMU.-.-. rfl-W Jit ink J. V. W I L I A M S (COUNTY VALUE R) 'S PAPERS Caernarvonshire Record Office These papers of the late J.V. Williams, County Valuer, were deposited in 1962 by Mrs. Fay of North Road, Caernarvon. They were catalogued by Mrs. Madeleine Gray, Miss Diana Jones, Miss Sarah Peacock, Mr. D.C. Castledine and Mr. D.C. Phillips, students on the 1971-72 Bangor Archives Course. Catalogue Mark : M/623 INTRODUCTION by David Phillips Arrangement of Catalogue. The compilation of this catalogue presented several problems 1 . The material had only partly survived in bundles, with many papers loose. 2. The bundles' contents referred to particular transactions, undertakings or litigation. They were not arranged by type. 3 . Papers were also included of a personal nature. Hence a thematic arrangement was used. This had the added advantage of making the material more readily accessible to researchers. This does not mean though tnat the original arrangement where extant has been drastically disturbed. Hence the papers found together relating to the Llanberis Gas and Water Bill, the Gower Bridge or the Betws-y-Coed Water Improvement Scheme, are stil l together, though under their appropriate subject headings. On the other hand the large amount of material relating to the Criccieth Water Works had only partly survived in bundle form, with many loose papers and some new arrangement had to be devised here. Content s I v/ATi. : K- v*************************** t "* 227 A BetK3-y-Cocd ******....*.******.*** 1 ** 22 D Cric cloth' ************************* 23 *** 181 GOfloraX ********** *************** 23 ** 27 Vo.Xua.tion .'.*.*****.*.*...*.*.***.**.*.***** 2o **-.- 3*^ Reports .,....,* . ....**. 37-4 0 iiatlnjj ***** * **** .*.*.*.**,**.*.**.**.*.* *** **1 ** Accounts .****.*.*.*.*..**. * * U6 ** 52 Coatracts *,**.***-*.*.***-************ 33 *** 125 Crlcciot h U*D.C* j Criccieti i water , and Improvement .BXXX ********** 126 ** t^O Corroai^oridonco ****************** 137 ** ^73 tXano ****************** t?o ­ 179 l&infaX l ****** 130*131 C DoXgoXlmi *..*.*... ..........* 182 - 198 i) Llaiibcri.3 ,* .* 199 ­ 208 B General **************,************* 209 ** 227 ikmnor and Deautaaris ************ 209 Dethosda **....*.....*. 210-21 2 V Contfay and Colvyn Day *********** 213 Uolvyddolan ..*.**.**** 21k ­ 216 Mmonve n ********************** * * liolybood ond North ­ 0X00 ******** 210 ; Liaridlnomdc ******************** 219 IrfXanfuiriTechan ****************** 220 l*Xf*Hf,tJA*nl *********************** 221 JLXnnXiytrni ********************** *.22 Kevin * 223 J-*ortd ino rwi c ******************** 22'* various ************************* ** / iX I^y"'!'^.? ******************************** 223 ** ii'**t Llanuxiihio fio r Co* -v- Conway U;iion * 220 ­ 2k5 General * ...*..* ZhG - 2^7 H I INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS 248 - 355 A Granite 248 - 317 * British Grey Granite Co 248 - 254 . Carreg-y-Llaja 255 - 257 Enderby & Stoney Stanton Granite Co., Ltd 258 - 264 Penmaeninavr & Welsh Granite Co., Ltd 265 - 284 Llanfairfechan 265 - 270 Penpwll relating to Penmaenraawr. 271 - 283 -Port Nant Granite Quarries 284 - 287 Pwllheli Granite Co., Ltd 288 - 299 Pwllheli Union - Granite Quarries. 300 - 302 -Rivals Granite Quarries Ltd 303 - 309 Welsh Granite Co., Ltd 310-317 B Aluminium 318 - 326 Dolgarrog 318 - 323 General 324 - 326 C Iron Ore 327 - 331 Gar re g Fawr 327 - 328 Betws Gannon 329 - 330 General 331 D Limestone 332 - 341 Dispute relating to Llysfaen and Pentregwyddel Quarries 332 - 340 General 341 E Slate 342 - 353 Dinorwic 342 - 347 General 348 - 353 P Various 354 - 355 IV ELECTRICITY 356 - 36O Bangor 356 - 359 Cwmdyli 360 North Wales Power & Traction Co. .. 361 - 374 V RAILWAYS ... '. 375 - 384 Cambrian 375 - 379 Other Companies and General 380 - 384 VI ROADS AND BRIDGES 385 - 409 Roads 385 - 400 Bridges 401 - 407 Ceiriog Bridge .' 401 Gower Bridge 402 - 406 Talycafn Bridge 407 Aber Ferry 408 - 409 VII INNS AND HOTELS 411 - 449 Abersoch 411 Bangor - 412 - 418 Caernarvon 41 9 " 421 Cwmyglo 422 Dolbenmaen 423 Fourcrosses 424 Llanallgo 425 Llanberis 426 - 428 Llandudno 429 Llanengan 430 Llanllyfni 431 Pencaenewydd 432 Pvllheli 433 - 440 Talycafn 441 - 442 Shrewsbury 443 Groups 444 - 447 General 448 - 449 VIII SCHOOLS 450 - 476 Individual 450 - 459 General 460 - 476 IX UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 477 - 490 Bangor and Normal 477 - 481 Others 482 - 490 X VALUATION MATERIAL IN GENERAL- U9I - 536 Parishes 491 - 495 Unions h?6 - 511 Urban District Councils & Boroughs . 512 - 523 Special Properties - unspecified ... 524 - 529 County Rate 530 - 532 General 533 - 536 XI SPECIFIC PROPERTIES 537 - 5^3 XII PERSONAL - IDRIS V. WILLIAMS 544 - 554 XIII MISCELLANEOUS 555 - 5^0 * WATERWORKS 1-22 Betws-y-Coed Watervyorks: 1. 1912 ESTIMATE OF COSTS of Betv/s-y- Coed proposed v/ater supply involving dams at Elsi Lake in the county of Caernarvon, 2. 1912 ESTIMATE OF COST of a double line of pipes, one to turbine (?), and the other to Betws­ y-Coed in the county of Caernarvon. 3. 1912 ESTIMATE OF COST of 7" pipes to turbine (?) and Betws-y- Coed in the county of Caernarvon. 4. 1912 ESTIMATE OF COST of single pipe lines from lake (?) to turbine (?), and to Holyhead Road in the county of Caernarvon. 5. 1912 ESTIMATE OF COST of pipe line from Elsi Lake to Holyhead Road in the county of Caernarvon. 6. 1912 PLAN showing proposed dams and mains (for the Betws-y- Coed proposed water supply?). 7. 1912 June LIST OF TENDERS for Betws-y- Coed Water Scheme (Contracts A and B) in the county of* Caernarvon. 8. 1912 June 8 BILL OF QUANTITIES of work in construction of dams and lay­ ing mains for water supply to Betws-y-Coed U.D.C. by A. Kyslop of Moss Side, Manchester, with one tender signed Alexander Hyslop. 9. 1912 June 10 BILL OF QUANTITIES of work in . construction of dams and lay­ ing mains for water supply to Betws-y-Coed U.D.C. by R.C. Bretner & Co., of Edinburgh, with one tender signed R.C. Bretner & Co. 10. 1912 June 10 BILL OF QUANTITIES of work in construction of dams and lay­ ing mains for water supply to Betws-y-Coed U.D.C. by R. &, II. Hughes of Bethesda, with one tender signed R. & H. Hughes. -2­ 11. 1912 June 10 BILL OP QUANTITIES of work in construction of dams and lay­ ing mains for water supply to Betws-y-Coed U.D.C. by Jones Brothers of Bontnewydd, with, one tender signed Jones Brothers. 12. 1912 June 10 , BILL OP QUANTITIES of work in construction of dams and lay­ ing mains for water supply to Betws-y-Coed U.D.G. by Walter Jovrett of Prescot (Lanes.), with one tender signed Walter Jowett; one letter of remittance, includ­ ing list of references. 13. 1912 June 10 BILL OP QUANTITIES of work in construction of dams and lay­ ing mains for water supply to Betws-y-Coed U.D.C. by G.Percy Trentham of Birmingham, vith one tender signed G. Percy Trentham; one letter of remittance. 14. 1912 June 8 BILL OF QUANTITIES of work in renewal of mains for water supply to Betws-y-Coed U.D.C. by A. Hyslop of Moss Side, Manchester, with one tender signed Alexander Hyslop. -3­ 15. 1912 June 10 BILL OF QUANTITIES of work in renewal of mains for water supply to Betws-y-Coed U.D.C. by R.C. Bretner & Co., of Edinburgh, with one tender signed R.C. Bretner & Co.; one List of Works executed by R.C. Bretner & Co. 16. 1912 June 10 BILL OF QUANTITIES of work in rene\?al of mains for water supply to Betws-y-Coed U.D.C. by Forte and Milne Ltd. of Westminster, with one tender signed Leonard Milne. 7, 17. 1912 June 10 BILL OF QUANTITIES of work in renewal of mains for water supply to Betws-y-Coed U.D.C. by R. & H. Hughes of 3ethesda, with one tender signed R. & H. Hughes. 18. 1912 June 10 BILL OF QUANTITIES of work in renewal of mains for water - supply to Betws-y-Coed U.D.G. by Jones Brothers of Bontnewydd, with one tender signed Jones Brothers. 4 -4­ 19. 1912 .June 10 BILL OF QUANTITIES of work in renewal of mains for water supply to Betws-y-Coed U.D.C. by The Stavely Coal and Iron Co., Ltd. of Chesterfield (Derbyshire), with one tender signed Douglas G. Welmair. 20. 1912 June 10 BILL OF QUANTITIES of work in renewal of mains for water supply to Betvs-y-Coed U.D.C. by G. Percy Trentham of Birmingham, with one tender signed G. Percy Trentham. 21. 1913 Feb. 11 AMENDED BILL OF QUANTITIES of work in construction of dams and laying mains for water supply to 3etws-y-Coed U.D.C. by li. Hyslop of Moss Side, Manchester, with one letter noting remittance by A. Hyslop. 22. 1914 Sept.10 -SUMMARY ACCOUNT for District Audit, of the Betws-y-Coed Water Supply Scheme (Contract B) in the county of Caernarvon, together with a note of receipts in connection with the Betws-y-Cbed Water Supply Scheme (Contract A) - dated 191^, 25 March. -5­ 23-181 Criccieth Waterwrorks; 23. 1878 Sept.25 ABSTRACT OF TITLE to the to .. Criccieth Waterworks in 1905 Oct. 2 the county of Caernarvon. 24. c.1900 RULES AND REGULATIONS of tenancy of Criccieth Waterworks Co., Ltd. 25. c.1907 LIST of property, parish of Criccieth in the county of Caernarvon - Criccieth Water and Improvement. 26. n.d. LIST of properties in parish of Clynnog in the county of Caernarvon, prepared for Criccieth Water and Iraprove­ ment. 27. 1907 June 11 SUMMARY OF LEASES - Criccieth Waterworks, 1879-1905. 28. 1894 Oct. 13 V VALUATION of water supply for Criccieth. -6­ 29. 1894 Oct.
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