| Disgrifiad | 1. Wiruul Voel, who was the wife of Madoc ap Gronw Duy of Newburgh
2. Meredudd ap Tudur ap Gronw
Mortgage ('tir prid') for an initial term of four years commencing on the feastday of St Martin (11 Nov.) 13 Richard II, and subsequently for quadrennial periods, of all the lands and tenements which came to the said Wiruul both as her dowry and as her share of 'tir prid' lands and tenements which belonged to the said Madoc in the county of Anglesey.
Consideration: 10 marks sterling.
Witnesses: Vunan le Colyer; Llewelyn ap David Lloit; Robert Pel; Reginald de Holond; and others.
Given at Newburgh, Sunday after the feastday of St Martin (14 November) 13 Richard II. |