| Disgrifiad | by Hugh Stretton, burgess of Beaumaris, to Griffith ap Hwlcyn Goch alias Griffith ap Hwlcyn ap Madog upon a house and garden in the suburbs of Caernarvon situate between the property of Richard Arlondes (east) and Hugh Stodart (west), close to the highway which leads to the gaol (north), and to the way leading to the common fold (south); also upon another tost and garden between the lands of James Maynwaring and Arlondes; 40 years, 2/4 a year; two houses to be built. Witnesses: Sir Thomas Montgomery, constable of the Castle and mayors; William Griffith, alderman; Richard Foxwist and Thomas Spicer, bailiffs; Thomas Robinson; John Standish |