Catalogue description Letters patent, by Henry, prince of Wales, duke of Guienne, Lancaster and Cornwall, earl...

Letters patent, by Henry, prince of Wales, duke of Guienne, Lancaster and Cornwall, earl of Chester, to the Prince's squire Hugh Mortymer, his chamberlain, of all the land, etc. which were of Willym [ap] Gruffith ap Willym and Tudur his son, and son and heir of Morvyth vergh Gronw ap Tudur in the towns of Penmynyth, [Dynsi]loy Rys, Eskeivioc, Hirdrefaic, Neuburgh, Penwenllys Botva, Turgarw, Comlannergh, and elsewhere in the lordship and county of Anglesey, and also of all the land, etc. which the said Willym [ap] Gruffith bought of the Prince in the town of Gwaredoc which were of Tudur ap Gronw Vaghan, with the bondmen (villayns nayfs, relefs, amobres), etc. and of the land, etc. which were of Tudur ap David Lloyt, Gronw ap David Lloit, Tudur ap Gruffith ap David Lloit, David ap Weirvill vergh Tudur ap Rys, Tudur ap Howell ap Madoc, Gruffuth ap Jevaun ap Jorworth of Terys, Javyn ap Jorworth ap Eignon, Eignon ap Madoc ap Mabon, Keneurig ap Madoc duy, Jevaun ap Howell gogh, Jevaun bychan of Pen [-], Madoc duy ap Madoc ap Willym, Gruffuth ap Rys gogh, Gruffuth ap David gogh ap Jorworth ap Tudur, Willym ap Gronw, David ap Jorworth duy, of Bathanarn, Eignon ap Willym ap Madoc, Tudur ap Willym ap David Lloit, Gruffuth ap Jorworth ap Eden and David goch ap Willym, in the commote of Dyndaithoy, and of all the lands, etc. which were of David ap Gronw ap David in the hamlets of Ugheldrefughaph, Ugheldrefissaph, Crymlyn, Wastanell and Carroc, and of a messuage in Bathavarn Wyon which was of the said David ap Gronw, and a moiety of the lands and tenements which Jevaun ap Howell ap Keneurig had by purchase (en pride) in the commote of Turkelyn and of the lands, etc. which were of the heirs of Madoc vaghan ap Madoc Kogh, in the towns of Ynyskynut and Carneddor Rydd, and of the lands, etc. which were of David Lloit ap Gruffuth ap David, of Errianuell, Jevaun vachan ap Madoc voel, Llewellin ap David Gethin, and Kouws ap Jevaun Lloit, of Neuburgh, in the lordship and county of Anglesey, and of all the lands, etc. which were of Willym ap Tudur ap Hoell, in the town of Eskeivioc, in the commote of Meney, all forfeited by their heirs for insurrection and rebellion. London, 26 March, 8 Henry IV. French. Copies on one skin. On dorse, per me Rob'tu' Combrebache.