| Disgrifiad | by Sir Richard Bulkeley to William ap David Lloyd ap Meredith of Llanfairfechan upon the messuage and tenement adjoining the sea-sands in Llanfairfechan late in the tenure of Nicholas ap Ieuan, and now in the occupation of William ap Thomas ap Morris and all those closes appertaining to it - Cae Hwlcyn, Gilfach Gelyn Bach, Cae'r Myllt, Cae'r Meirch, a meadow called Gweirglodd Cae Hwlcyn, another meadow called Cae'r Onnen (excepting out of one meadow one day's math of hay granted to Hugh ap Thomas ap Rees). 21 years at 40/- a year; sufficient maintenance of premises, "fencible agaynst winde and weather"; corn to be ground at Sir Richard's mill. Henry Rowlands, Lord Bishop of Bangor, had time to write his name solemnly down as last witness in the two documents |