| Description | late belonging to the principality of North Wales, situate in the township of Trewerth, commote Creuddyn, of which one (8 July, 1631) is by Richard Owen of the city of Westminster [probably Richard Owen Tudur of Penmynydd] to a John Darnall of London; the other (24 Sept., same year) is an assignment of the same interest by Darnell to another Londoner named Walter Parkhurst. The third and fourth record another series of assignments by which, with Edward Williams of Wig occupying an intermediate stage, the escheat lands in Creuddyn and certain cognate lands in commote Uchaf are vested in Richard Bulkeley, esq., of Baron Hill (see bond of obligation dated 24 Febr., 1636-37) |