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Includes list of subscribers (c.100 names) and statement of receipts and expenditure of the Powys Provincial Eisteddfod; and a carbon copy of Royal Agricultural Society questions in cheese-making.

General letters to John Marshall Dugdale, mainly Jan.-Dec. 1886.

Letters, May-Nov. 1890, including a letter of apology from the Bishop of St Asaph for forgetting Dugdale's offer to speak at the conference [presumably the St Asaph diocesan conference, Oswestry], Sept. 1890.

Also includes circular for a bazaar to remove the debt on the Penybontfawr Independent Church, Sept. 1897 (c.100 names); and membership card of the Llanfyllin Diamond Jubilee Rejoicings Ladies' Committee, 1897 (c.180 names).

Presentation inscription 'J. Marshall Dugdale, from Arthur Hargreaves, Xmas 1899'. Loose papers inclosed relating to the disposal of game, 1929-1930. [Hargreaves was Dugdale's wife's maiden name].

Front cover stamped 'J. E. M. D.'

Paper cover endorsed 'J. E. M. Dugdale'.

Original bundle of deeds and papers, including affadavits and certified copies of baptisms, marriages and burials relating to the title of Llwyn, 1826-1832; surveyor's account for the Irwell Bank estate, Pendleton, 1863-1864; vestry minutes and letters relating to the new road from Llanfyllin to Penllwyn Bridge, 1889-1921; a faculty to erect a lych gate at Llanfyllin parish church, 1925.

Letters, accounts and other papers relating to the Captain Dunken's estate. Includes probate of the will of Captain Dunken, 'native of Lieben in Courland a citizen of the city of Hamburgh (will, 1832) and 'late of Macao in the East Indies deceased' (probate), a memorandum of the baptisms of John and Catherine Edwards of Arddynwynt's children, p. Mold, 1789-1805, an affadavit relating to the children, including Mary (afterwards Mrs Dunken), 1861, and most of the documents marked A-S referred to in the affadavit.

Dunken (d. 10 Aug. 1833) was commander of the ship 'Reform' of Hamburg. John Dugdale (d. 29 July 1855) of Dugdale & Bros, Manchester, was one of Dunken's executors.

Original bundle of mainly attested copies of papers relating to the descent of the Bencliff Hall estate, including attested copies of the wills of Rev. Thomas Valentine of Frankfort, co. Sligo (dated 1763, proved 1766), Samuel Valentine of Freetown, co. Bristol, Massachusetts, yeoman, 1781, and John Partington of Bencliff House, p. Eccles, co. Lancs, gent., 1813; conversion of the reversionary interest of premises in Bencliffe otherwise Bentcliffe Hall, p. Eccles and in Pendleton, co. Lancs, between Thomas Valentine of the said Freetown, mariner, and John Partington of Garratt, Manchester, co. Lancs, dyer and printer, 1794; and other deeds, 1796-1814.