| Description | 1. Foulk ap Thomas of Gogarth in the commote of Cruthine, co. Caernarvon, gent., Elizabeth, his wife, and Rowland Foulk, his son and heir.
2. Sir Roger Mostyn of Mostyn, kt.
Gift of seven closes in the townships or hamlets of Gogarth and Kingrhayader in the commote of Cruthine, the first of which, called y Werglodd hir or Cay hir, lies in breadth between the late lands of Sir William Gruffith, kt., a highway leading from Gogarth to llidiart y morva and the lands now in the tenure of 2. called y Trwyn;
the second, called yr Erow hir lies in breadth between the lands now in the tenure of 2. called yr Erow hir and the lands of Thomas ap Richard ap Hugh, and in length form the lands of Robert Stodart, gent. to the lands in the tenure of 2. called y dalar issa;
the third, called Dryll y Pydew, lies in length between the lands now in the tenure of 2. called Dryll y Twmpath and the lands of Thomas ap Richard ap Hugh, and in length [sic] from the lands now in the tenure of 2. called y dalar grin to his lands called y dalar issa;
the fourth, called llathen Bach, lies in breadth between the lands now in the tenure of 2. called y llathen bach, the lands of Thomas ap Richard ap Hugh, the lands of 2. called y dalar grin and the lands called y dalar issa;
the fifth, called y keaven hir yn ysteffanne, lies in breadth between the lands of 2. on both sides, and in length from the lands of Foulk ap Thomas called Talar y Tv gwyn and the late lands of Sir William Gruffith, kt,; and in length from the lands of Foulk ap Thomas called Talar y Tv gwyn and the lands of Sir William Gruffith, kt.,
the sixth, called y keaven bach yn ysteffanne, lies in breadth between the lands of 2. and the lands of Thomas ap Richard ap Hugh, and in length from the lands of Foulk ap Thomas called Talar y Tv gwyn and the lands of Sir William Gruffith, kt;
and the seventh, called llettv issa, lies in breadth between the lands now in the tenure of 2. called y gwellt Cadow, a close of the lands of Thomas Edwards called llettv issa, lands there called y Canol gwyn and a close of the same lands, being the lands of Harry ap Richard ap Gogarth. |