| Description | between Sir Richard Bulkeley [third Knight] and Thomas Fletcher pf Bangor. Sir Richard grants to Fletcher the house and pigeon-house," commonly called the Dean of Bangor's new houses" situated at a place called HIER EROWE [Hirael?] abutting north and east upon the sea-sands, south and west upon a meadow called Gweirglodd Ddu together with a garden enclosed with stone walls. Fletcher grants to Sir Richard one little close in Beaumaris now in the tenure of John Roberts and one little meadow now in the tenure of Morgan Lloyd, merchant; the bounds of close and meadow are very carefully defined, introducing such terms as Conndite [Conduit] field, the road to "redd Warth" [Red Wharf], Barne hill [Baron Hill]. Thomas Fletcher was of Treborth Isa, a member of a family long settled on the Bangor side of the Straits, one of whom had been registrar of the diocese (Pedigrees, 90) |