| Description | by William ap John Kerver of Rhosbeirio that he has no right or authority to interfere with the water-course at Hafod y Lleinie [or Llyn?], the property of Sir Richard Bulkeley, he (Kerver) lately having broken, or caused to run, water that was "stopped" upon the tenement aforesaid. The father John Kerver could write his Christian name, but left the draftsman to write the surname, while the son could not write at all. The document was deemed important enough to be witnessed by Tristram Bulkeley of Lledwigan, Lancelot Bulkeley, aft. Archbishop of Dublin [Sir Richard's two half-brothers], and by John Williams of Bodwrdin |