| 1864 | Thomas Taylor (1799-1876), founder of Thomas Taylor & Sons Ltd., Grecian Mills, Lever Street, Bolton, Greater Manchester buys real estate at Arthog. The conveyance gives him residing at Bolton-le-Moors, Lancaster. |
| 1873 | Thomas Taylor now resides at "The Cliffe", Penmaen-cliffe, Dolgelley.(See historical sources.) |
| 1878 | William Taylor (son and heir) adds Frîdd-y-Mynydd etc. to estate.(See historical sources.) (Frîdd-y-Mynydd is the rocky promontory directly above Penmaenpool and is now heavily forested.) |
| 1901 | William Taylor sells Arthog Estate to John Leigh Taylor resident at Penmaenucha,
Dolgelley |
| 1902 | John Leigh Taylor (Thomas Taylor's son) acquires Gallestra & Cregennan etc. |
| 1908 | Beatrice Mary Scott (née Taylor), daughter, inherits estate (date of her death unknown) |
| 1916 | Lieutenant-Colonel George Frederick Scott (Beatrice`s husband) dies. |
| 1918 | Mrs Sybil Mary Wynne-Jones (née Scott), daughter, inherits estate. |
| 1974 | Major Charles Llewellyn Wynne-Jones (husband) dies. |
| 1978 | Executors Mary Esperance (Nancy) Wynne-Jones (daughter of Sybil Mary; both sons killed in World War II), Charles Frederick Eardley Shakerley and Edward Herbert
Frank sell Penmaenucha to Ian Gavin Miller & Marguerite Jeanne Miller. |
| 1989 | Mark Watson buys Penmaenuchaf Hall and immediate grounds and turns it into The Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel where you can now stay and soak up the historic atmosphere. |
| 2001 | Ian Gavin Miller dies. His and the late
Margeurite`s children inherit Dinas Properties Ltd. which owns the woodlands
around Penmaenucha. |
Prior to 1864, I have limited information relating to the previous
occupiers, and would be grateful to receive correspondence from any readers with any earlier records or local knowledge.. |
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