| Disgrifiad | by the Rev. Robert Lloyd Anwyl Roberts, whose main import is to give an accurate idea of his possessions, actual or expectant, at that date. They comprised the messuage of Vicarage Bach in Llanrhaeadr D.C. near the Old Vicarage house, which was purchased by his father from John Lloyd of Snow Hill, London, tobacconist; the parcels of Weirglodd Lletty Gell and Cae Lletty Gell, also in Llanrhaeadr; certain quillets intermingled with the lands of Braich-y-dinas in the parishes of Penmorfa and Llanfihangel-y-Pennant; the capital messuage of Hendre Mur in Maentwrog; the reversion or remainder in fee in Coedcaedu, parishes of Maentwrog and Trawsfynydd, expectant on the decease of his mother Margaret Roberts, widow [who inherited as wife of the late Rev. Robert Roberts, he being son and heir of David Roberts of Goppa and Coedcaedu].
The other parties to the transaction were his cousin John Prichard who became perpetual curate of Llanfihangel Ysgeifiog from 1832 until his death in 1836 (son of the Rev. Richard Prichard of Dinam); Richard Lloyd Williams of Denbigh; and Richard Augustus Griffith, one of the younger sons of the elder John Wynne Griffith of Garn (Pedigrees, 158). |