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  <dc:title>Trouble about the exact delimitation of the highway through lower Llanwnda from   Llandwrog to Caernarvon</dc:title>
  <dc:description>writ directed to the high Sheriff, Edward Williams of Wig, to assure by the oaths of twelve good men the rights and wrongs of the case [it was evident that Thomas Williams of Dinas, one of the sons of the first Sir William of Vaynol, thought that his rights were unduly disturbed); inquisition taken at the house of William Griffith in Llanwnda (29 day of (illegible),1655). Names of the jurors, and considerable information about the direction of the old road, and about the various bridges that crossed it at this period</dc:description>
  <dc:date>12 April 1655</dc:date>
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