EXTENTA COMMOTI DE PENTHLYN. (From Extent of Merioneth, temp. Edward I.)1 Bala Artenelyn et Land Vaylo.-De duabus caracatis terre de eodem manerio xls. De uno prato, vs. De una caracata terre in eadem j. marca. De uno prato ijs. vjd. De eadem villa que est eschaeta Domini Regis per mortem Ithel2 Ririd ap Eynoun Goth. Wreyk de duabus carucatis terre xxvjs. viijd. [Idem de dimidio molendino ibidem que est escaeta post extentam et valet per annum xs.] De pescaria ijs. Summa iiijli. xixs. vjd. Probatur. Redditus assise.-De redditu assiso liberorum tenencium xxiiijs. De eisdem pro procuracione xvjli. xjd. Veruntamen de hiis qui solebant facere illud servicium pro parte sunt xvj. carucate terre et dimidia vaste. De terra Baglas de firma ijs. vjd. De terre Eynoun ab Yer' pro firma ijs. De terra que fuit Howel ab Elisse xxd. De filio Philippi ab Kenewryk dimidium crannocum xijd. Et in denariis vjd. Summa xvijli, xijs. vijd. Probatur. Penanthlu.-De terra que vocatur Penanthlu in commoto predicto xlvs. de quibus xxxjs. viijd. de terre vasta [in manu Maddoci ap Jor' ad terminum vite per donum Regis]. Redditus villanorum.-De quadraginta villanis totius commoti qui solebant dare iij crannoca farine et dimidium pretium vijs. Dei eisdem pro operationibus in autumpno iijs. iiijd. De eisdem pro cariagio victualium xs. De eisdem pro procuratione hominum et equorum ad quatuor anni terminos iiijli. De eisdem pro duobus tenementis que vocantur Vianell' et pro quodam servicio quod vocatur Meryon xlvjs. viijd. De eisdem pro sustentacione unius equi et unius garcionis per dictum annum xxxvijs. xjd. De eisdem pro sustentacione duorum garcionum querentium spervarios tempore Maii per xv dies ijs. vjd. De quibus quadraginta villanis sunt superstites x et reddunt per annum xxxs. Summa xjli. xijs. vd. Probatur. 1 See also Arch. Camb., 1867, p. 187. 2 Ithel erased; Ririd interlined. 366 4 Idem" to "xs" added between the lines with a caret. "In" to "Regis", added in another ink. Penmayn. [Testatum1 est super compoto Jevani ab Howel Vicecomitis de Meryonnyth a festo Sancti Michaelis anno regni Regis Edwardi primo usque idem festum anno secundo quod Lewelinus Princeps Wallie et David ab Griff" inter se participarunt equaliter Villam de Penmayn et quia tenentes Regis ejusdem ville mortui fuerunt tempore confectionis extente et terre eorum vaste et patet per eandem extentam. Ideo, etc.] De hominibus de Penmayn dimidium crannocum farine per annum ut non cogantur molare ad molendinum Regis xijd. Mortui sunt et terre sunt vaste. Redditus liberorum.-De libre tenentibus ex parte aque que vocatur Isbelon xvj crannoca dimidium farine xxxiiijs. De iisdem liberis lxx mensuras butiri xxiijs. iiijd. pretium vasi iiijd. Verumtamen terre eorum vaste sunt in xvj carucatis terre superius scripte. Redditus firmariorum.-De quatuor firmariis ex parte aque de Isbelon iiijor crannoca farine viijs. De eisdem vijd. 0. de rodditu annuo. De eisdem pro operationibus in autumpno xxd. De eisdem pro procuratione iijs. De eisdem pro cariagio xvjd. De eisdem pro procuratione venatorum fimbreorum vs. De eisdem pro avena ad prebendam vs. De eisdem pro procuratione unius garcionis querentis nidos spervariorum xijd. Terre istorum vaste sunt. Summa iiijli. ijs. xjd. 0. Probatur. Sustentacio. De toto commoto pro sustentacione domorum de Bala vs. Summa vs. Decasus quia Rex remisit per cartas suas (another ink).-De monachis de Mochrader pro procuracione quam facere solebant principi per j noctem vjli. De eisdem duo pullani de meliori equitio suo pretii xls. Pretium pullani xxs. Summa viijli. Probatur. Crogan. De una carucata terre in eodem manerio xxs. De uno prato vs. De quinque villanis de redditu annuo xs. De quolibet dictorum villanorum ij crannoca dimidium farine xxvs. Summa lxs. Probatur. Molendinum. De molendino quod vocatur Penaran xij crannoca farine avene xxiiijs. Vaccarie. De tribus vaccariis ex parte aque de Isbelon in quibus possunt sustentare cc. vaccas et valet quelibet vacca ijs. si Rex habent proprias vaccas et si non habeat potest lacare 1 From "Testatum" to "etc."; this in cedula. (sic) pasture pro j. marca. De una vaccaria ex parte altera ejusdem aque ubi possunt sustentari 1. vacce et valet cs. Summa vjli. xvijs. iiijd. Probatur. Placita et perquisita.-De placitis et perquisitis ejusdem commoti xl. sol. Summa xls. patet. Summa totalis lviijli. ixs. ixd. 0. Probatur. Penthlyn. De terra que vocatur Penenthlew quam Maddocus ab Ior' tenet ad terminum vite xls. Ad terminum vite. De monachis de Moghrade pro procuratione quam facere solebant principi per unam noctem vjli. Imperpetuum. De eisdem de duobus pullanis de meliori equicio suo xls. Imperpetuum. Summa xli. viijs. iiijd. LLAN DDERVEL. (From Notes mostly in the handwriting of EDWARD LHUYD, of the Ashmolean Museum.) Y plwyvydh oi amgylch ydynt Llanvor, Llandrillo, Llangwm. Ygeint o dai y sydh wrthyr Eglwys: ym mwlch y Gwrnwdhog y by medha hury hen cappel. Dydd gwyl Dhervel dhiwmarth y Pask. Y TREVYDH DEGWM. 1, Llan Dhervel; 2, Nan Ffreiar; 3, Kaer Geiliog; 4, Tre Gynlas; 5, Llaethgwm; 6, Selwern; 7, Krogen. Y TAI KYVNRIVOL. 2 1, Krogen, yr Arglwydd Willoughby, o hawl i wraig . v. h. Sr. Rich. Wyn o Wydyr; 2, Bodwenni, Mr. Elis Davydh, y perchennawr dywaetha; 3, Garthlwyd, a berthyn i M. Edm. Meirig o Ycheldre; 4, Gwern y Brechdyn, a berthen i'r Col. Wms. o Lanvorda3; 5, Pale, Mr. Morys Lloyd; 6, Tyn y Dhol, Mr. Lh. Evans; 7, Plas isa, Mr. John Jones, perchennog dywedha, mae geneth iddo er o oedhan blwyd; 8, Kae Pant, Hugh Davies, tan oed; 9, Tyddyn Inko, Mr. Thomas Roberts. 1 He was rector of Llanddervel from 1675 to 1705. 2 He succeeded his father as Earl of Lindsay, in 1701. 3 Succeeded his father, the Right Hon. Sir William Williams, Bart., in 1700. TAI ERAIL Y DYNT. 1, Bryn Mredydh; 2, Y Ty yn y Pant; 3, Y Vedw vonthom; 4, Tydhyn y Barwn; 5, Nant yr Eithin; 6, Llanerch y Baidh; 7, Bryn Bwlen; 8, Bryndern, etc. Vynnon Dhervel av Garth y Lhun, agos y Lhan. Kaer Kyreini yn hre Nan Freiar, Kaer vawr ydyw hon (Caer Kyreini, in the township of Nant Ffreier. This camp is a large one). Ogo yng Kraig Krogen, a elwir Siambar y Tywisog. Tywisog y vy yng Hrogen. Ag ôl i arvargel i ên. An Llywelyn ap Iorw. Drwyndwyn mawn a losgant amla yr rhain a ladhant ym Mynylhod a chwn y Sanlhwy a Gwernol. LLANYCIL Y BALA. This The present parish of Llanycil was formerly a township in the parish of Llanvihangel in Migneint. parish contained the townships of Maestran, Strevelyn and Cyffty, Gwern Evel, Bedwarien, Llanycil and Bala, Llangower, and Dwygraig. Bala is a market town, having, in the end thereof, a great mound, whereon some time stood a castle, which in 1202 Llewelyn Prince of Wales fortified. R. Vaughan of Dolgellau. Cadwaladr of Lanycil, living 1594, ab Rhydderch ab David ab Maredydd of Bala. Mont. Coll., vol. ix, p. 231. Margaret, dau. of John Wynne, ab Lewys Gwyn Sidney, d. of Robert Wynne of Maes Mochnant. Seven daughters. Owen Wynne of Haslewood, co. Sligo, Catharine, d. of John Ffolliott, Esq. M.P. off The Right Honble. Owen Wynne of Anne, sister of Robert, Earl of Farnham. Haslewood, M.P. Owen Wynne of Haslewood, Lady Sarah Elizabeth Cole, d. of William, first Earl of Enniskillen, M.P. Ob. 1841. The Right Honble. John Arthur Lady Anne Handesforde Butler, d. of Wynne of Haslewood, co. Sligo. James, second Marquess of Ormonde. Sarah. Grace Florence. CAER GAI. The following anecdotes, characteristic of the lawless state of society in Merionethshire in the reigns of Edward IV and Henry VIII, were taken from an original manuscript, written in 1654, in the Autobiography of Robert Vaughan of Hengwrt, Esq., and published in the Archæologia Cambrensis, vol. ii, p. 245 "Howel ab Jenkin of Ynys y Maengwyn seeing his father's meanes (estate) after his death was to be divided between him and his brethren,1 whereby he was to have but ye 3 parte, whereas ye whole seemed little inough for him in his conceit, plodded how to procure his father to passe the whole upon him; which when by fair meanes he could not obtaine, he, confiding in ye greatness of his allies, took the old man his father, and imprisoned him in Harlegh castell, where he (his) father in lawe2 was constable; from whence he was not released 1 By the law of Gavelkind then prevalent in Wales. 2 Sir Roger Kynaston of Hordley, co. Salop, Knt. He was Constable of Harlech Castle from Feb. 12, Edw. IV (1473), to Michaelmas, 1484. |