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The impossibility of keeping open the position of recipient's son over a long period; an assurance of a definite job of some sort for him on his return.

William Jones, to Mrs Elizabeth Jones, Newport,

MS Vols/ Volume 5/ No. 228.
File
1858, March 1.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Mr Robert Crawshay's father will be at Cyfarthfa on 31st March "to pay to all who can give receipt for such the money in his trust after the late Mr Thomas Jones"; Mrs Jones, in the absence of her husband, cannot give a legal receipt.

William Jones, to Mrs A. L. Gower, per Mr W. Hutchison (Carmarthen),

MS Vols/ Volume 5/ No. 920.
File
1862, May 12.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

An account for pine suckers supplied by Mr Robert Crawshay, with a request for payment.

William Jones, to Mr Young, Nr. Aberdare,

MS Vols/ Volume 5/ No. 682.
File
1860, July 19.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Mr Crawshay will send for the suckers which recipient has spoken of to his gardener.

William Jones, to Mr Wright,

MS Vols/ Volume 5/ No. 960.
File
1862, July 24.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

A request to be informed when Mr Holford will pay for the portion of Cathedine Common purchased from Mr Crawshay.

William Jones, to Mr W. Hutchison, Nr. Carmarthen,

MS Vols/ Volume 5/ No. 916.
File
1862, May 7.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Terms for the sale of pine suckers to recipient.

William Jones, to Mr W. Hutchinson, (Carmar then),

MS Vols/ Volume 5/ No. 923.
File
1862, May 20.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Acknowledging recipient's intimation that the pine suckers have arrived: a request for payment.

William Jones, to Mr W. H. Barrow (Sketty, Swansea),

MS Vols/ Volume 5/ No. 924.
File
1862, May 20.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

In spite of his announcement to that effect, recipient has not gone bankrupt and is requested to say when he will repay Mr Crawshay's loan.

William Jones, to Mr W. Barrow, Sketty, Nr. Swansea,

MS Vols/ Volume 5/ No. 657.
File
1860, May 22.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

Intimation that unless recipient takes steps to repay the £100 lent by Mr Crawshay, the matter will be placed in the hands of solicitors. A suggestion that a portion be repaid at once to give an earnest of recipient's intentions.

William Jones, to Mr W. Barrow. (Sketty, Swansea),

MS Vols/ Volume 5/ No. 659.
File
1860, May 25.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

The unsatisfactory nature of recipient's explanation to Mr Robert Crawshay, who hopes that something may be sent to give him confidence in recipient's promises.

William Jones, to Mr. Thomas Grant, Cambridge, to inform recipient that the "Lamb & Flag" (inn) is to be had ...,

MS Vols/ Volume 6/ No. 91.
File
1867, July 22.

Part of Cyfarthfa Papers,

William Jones, to Mr. Thomas Grant, Cambridge, to inform recipient that the "Lamb & Flag" (inn) is to be had, and that tile Landlord will probably accept gradual payment of the purchase price.

William Jones, to Mr Robert Badcock,