| Disgrifiad | 1. Weiruill verch Hoell ap dd' gree tenant of the king of the township of Botlew in the hamlet of Porthamal in the commote of Meney, co. Anglesey
2. Dd' ap Ken ap Mered' of the same township
Mortgage ("tir prid") for an initial term of four years commencing at the feast of All Saints, 7 Henry IV (1405) and subsequently for quadrennial periods of all no.1's plot, being inherited property and another plot held in the name of "tir prid" ? ("aliam placeam pridatam") lying in the township of Botlew between ? the tenement of Gruff' ap Hoell ap dd' ap Meuric on the one side and the tenement of Ieuan Lloyt ap Mad' ap dd' on the other side; another plot called thyd Mad' duy lying between the church of Llandeigell on the one side and the tenement of Llowar'voil on the other' and two other inherited plots in the township of Esceiviok, of which one lies between Nant hehareyk on the one side and the church of Esceiviok on the other, and the other lies between kefyn duy on the one side and hendref kendynall on the other
Consideration : £20
Witnesses : Mered' ap Ken', Tud' ap Ken, Lli' vaghan ap Lli, Gruff ap Hoell ap dd', dd' kethi ap lli' ap Mad' and others
Given at Newborough, the morrow of the feast of All Saints, 7 Henry IV (1405) |