| Disgrifiad | by Thomas, Lord Bishop of Bangor [Thomas Cheryton, 1436-1448, according to Browne-Willis, pp. 89-90] with the assent of the Dean and Chapter, to Hugh Alcok, clericus, [afterwards Dean, about 1450] of a house and garden in Bangor which was lately held by Dicws ap Ieuan Ddu, lying close to the house of Elys ap David ap Iorwerth and abutting on the high road from Conway to Caernarvon and also upon an orchard late in the tenure of Iorwerth Sayr [Saer?]. Witnesses: Richard Geyly, archdeacon of Merioneth (Browne Willis, 141); Thomas Toland, a canon of the Cathedral [not found in Browne Willis]; John Young; John ap Ieuan ap Madog; Elys ap David ap Iorwerth (who lived close at hand) |