TOWNSHIP OF GEST.
EXCHEQUER DEPOSITIONS BY COMMISSION, 34 CHAR. II. MICH. No. 29. CARNARVON.[1]
Commission dated 14 July 34 Charles II. [A.D. 1682] appointing Edward Williams, Gent. and others to examine witnesses upon certin interrogatories as well on the parte of William Price, Esquire, plaintiff, as on the parte of Sir Robert Owens, Knight,[2] and Anne Jones, otherwise Glynne,[3] widow; defendants, before them to be exhibited.
[18 Interrogatories]
A Particular of such Messuages, Cottages, tenemts ptes or parcell of Tenemts claimed by William Price Esqr to bee pcells of the Principality Land within the Townshipp of Ghest to be annexed to ye Interryes.
1. Mess called Kae Newydd.
2. Tyddyn y Borth & Ferry.
3. Carreg Vawr.
4. Gwairglodd y Delyn.
5. Gwairgloddie Corsydd hirion.
6. Kae Du alias Kae Eithin Duon.
- ↑ Dymunaf ddiolch i Mr. Charles E. Breese, C.S., am weled copi o'r ymchwiliad dyddorol a gwerthfawr uchod. Adroddiad ydyw o brawf cyfreithiol a fu i'r hawl ar y tiroedd, y tai, a'r tyddynod a enwir, rhwng dau o bendefigion Gwynedd, sef etifedd Ystâd y Rhiwlas, ar y naill law, ac etifeddion Ystâd y Clenennau —hynafiaid Arglwydd Harlech—ar y llaw arall.
- ↑ Syr Robert Owen—ŵyr i Syr John Owen o'r Clenennau. Bu Syr John farw yn y flwyddyn 1666 yn 66 mlwydd oed.
- ↑ Anne Jones gweddw John Jones, Dolymoch, Ffestiniog.
