Chwilio'r Catalog
Pori'r mynegeion
Archifdy Sir y Fflint
Plas Onn MSS
Cyfeirgôd(au): GB 0208 D/PO
Lleoliad: Flintshire Record Office
Teitl: Plas Onn MSS
Teitl byr: Plas Onn manuscripts
Dyddiad(au) creu: 1564-1914
Lefel disgrifio: Fonds
Maint a chyfrwng: 198 items
Enw'r crewr/crewyr: Plas Onn estate
CYD-DESTUN
Hanes bywgraffyddol/gweinyddol: In 1708, Griffith Williams, clerk, is the first person to be described as of Plas Onn, though his family had been living at Nercwys, Flintshire. His kinsmen also owned lands in Llanarmon yn Ial and Llanferres, Denbighshire. By 1712, Plas Onn had passed to a branch of the Coytmore family of Llanllechid, Caernarfonshire. At that date the estate comprised lands in Nercwys, Arddynwent, Bryncoed, Brychanillt, Tre'r Beirdd, Hartsheath and Mold townships. It remained in the hands of the Coytmore family until the death of Richard Coytmore without issue in about 1766. The estate then passed to John Williams of Ruthin and Edward Jones of Llandyrnog as co-heirs of the late Mary Coytmore, mother of Richard Coytmore. John Williams did not maintain his interest in the estate and ownership passed from Edward Jones to his sons, William and Thomas. The estate was then inherited by Edward Jones Hughes. From around 1834 to about 1882 Plas Onn was held, together with lands in Llanarmon yn Ial and Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, by Robert Hughes. On his death the inheritance was disputed between Frederick James Hughes of London, Margaret Simner of Denbigh, Jane Jones of Denbigh and later of Rhyl, and John Jones of Denbigh, all of whom claimed to be the lawful heirs of Robert Hughes. The estate was eventually divided between John Jones who had the Denbighshire portions and Frederick James Hughes who had Plas Onn and the Flintshire estate, though sharing the mineral rights with Jane Jones. The estate was put up for sale in 1903.
CYNNWYS
Natur a chynnwys: Deeds, 1564-1902, rentals, [c. 1857]-1861, family and estate correspondence including letters relating to lead and coal mines, 1880-1907; and legal records, 1773-1914, including correspondence, 1880-1914, mainly relating to the dispute over title to the Plas Onn estate.
MYNEDIAD A DEFNYDD
Iaith/llawysgrifen: English, Latin
Trefniant: Arranged chronologically into the following: deeds; estate records; family papers; and legal records.
Amodau gweld: Data Protection Act restrictions will apply to any items less than 100 years old that contain sensitive personal information as defined by the Act.
Amodau copïo: Usual copyright regulations apply.
Rhestri cymorth: Hard copies of the catalogue are available at Flintshire Record Office, National Library of Wales and the National Register of Archives.
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GWYBODAETH ARCHIFOL
Cloriannu, dinistrio, awdurdod i ddinistrio: All records deposited at Flintshire Record Office have been retained
Ychwanegiadau: Accruals are not expected
Ffynhonnell: Deposited by Mr and Mrs F. Searle, in October 1971.
DEFNYDDIAU PERTHNASOL
NODIADAU DISGRIFIO
Nodiadau: Title supplied from contents of fonds
Nodiadau yr archifydd: Compiled by Mair James for the HMC/NLW Family and Estates project. The following source was used in the compilation of this description: Veysey, A.G., ed., Guide to the Flintshire Record Office (Flintshire County Council, 1974).
Rheolau catalogio: This description follows ANW guidelines based on ISAD(G) Second Edition; AACR2 and LCSH
Dyddiad(au )cwblhau'r catalog: October 2001
TERMAU MYNEGEIO
Pynciau
Coal mines and mining | Wales | Flintshire
Lead mines and mining | Wales | Flintshire
Plas Onn Estate | Records and correspondence
Enwau personol
Enwau corfforaethol
Plas Onn Estate (Flintshire, Wales)
