| Description | 1. Ievan Lloyd of Yale, co. Denbigh, esq., and John Lloyd, gent., his son and heir.
2. John Eyton of Leeswood, co. Flint, esq.
Deed to lead the uses of a fine (after the marriage of the said John Lloyd and Eleanor, daughter of Sir William Jones, kt., one of his Majesty's Justices of the Bench, and for the settling of a competent jointure on the said Eleanor) of a capital messuage in Bodidrist, co. Denbigh, their capital messuage called Y Plas Newidd in the parish of Llanrhaiader in the commote of Kinmergh and of other messuages and tenements in cos. Denbigh and Flint.
The properties mentioned include: the parke, the vronvedwoge, the ffrieth, the garrege vawre, the pantRydinoge, the Llanerchwenn, the Brinie vcha, the brinie issa, the Hierbresie, the Cay mawre vcha, the Cay mawre issa, the gelligron, the trawusuber, the Cay Hullingcoch, the Cay Hellige, the brine collor, the Brine gwilie, the wirglodd gay, the wirglodd [sic] Ruggut, the werne vawre, the wirglodd velen, the ferne-newidd, the dolidd and a water corn mill called the Veline Newidd, all in Bodidrist and Llandegla in cos. Flint and Denbigh; Acrey Burrione, the Resiock, the Dole, the two ffrithes, the newe meadow, the Cay, awre issa, the Caydu, the Llech-Dwfnoge, the Cay Coch, the Cay Ruuge, the ddufford maise, the Llunsant, the Grodire, all belonging to Plas Newidd in Llanrhaiader, co. Denibgh; the Cay-butt, the Cay Cwynoge vcha, the Cay-Brwynoge issa, the Cay mawre vcha, the mownegied, the Clitty, the gluis meadow, all in Llanrhaiader. |