Llangynfelyn

Letters and numbers	Names of fields	Quantities	Qualities	Value per acre	Amount	Observations
	Cefnarglawdd Farm		Jacob Rowland
W.1	House, buildings, fold and garden	0-2-37	-	-	1-5-0	The house and cowhouse adjoining. A stone building with slate cover in an indifferent state of repair. The barn and stable. A stone building with straw cover in a bad state of repair.
2	Cae Ysgubor	9-1-11	Arable and pasture	5	2-6-7	Hilly and rocky
3	Cae’r Gwaith mawr	4-2-25	Ditto	4	0-18-7	Ditto
4	Cae Coed	2-2-38	Woodland	3	0-8-2	-
5	The Hill	45-1-21	Arable and pasture	¾	7-11-3	Chiefly hilly. Some flat parts grazed, ploughed and mowed.
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		62-3-12			12-9-7

	The Lodge mansion house and lands		On hand
A.1	Mansion House, buildings, garden and plantation	4-0-0	-	-	10-0-0	The mansion house. A stone building with slate cover, consisting of convenient apartments which, with some repairs and alterations by building an outer apartment for servants, a brewhouse, and an additional stable, may be made a desirable residence for a gentleman’s family. Near the mansion is a range of stone building with slate cover, consisting of a stable, barn and cowtying: over the south end thereof is a granary. All in tolerable good repair.

	The Park lands and Bodfagan Farm		David Lumley
A.1	The Park	101-0-0	Pasture and woodland	6	30-6-0	The park. Hilly, part rocky, about three fourths of which is covered with wood chiefly oak, some full grown, and many saplings in a growing state.
E.34	House and garden, opposite the park gate	-	-	-	1-10-0	The house. A stone building with slate cover in good repair. [Included in the quantity of E.34. On hand].
A.2	Cae’r Beudû ucha	3-3-15	Arable and woodland	18	2-9-2	-
3	Cae’r Beudû isa	4-3-30	Meadow and woodland	23	5-13-6	-
4	Cae’r Ddol	18-2-20	Meadow	28	26-1-16	May be watered to advantage.
B.5	Bodfagan house, garden and clear land	13-2-0	-	-	7-10-0	This includes the value of the house and buildings.
6	Woodland	5-3-10	Arable and woodland	8/6	2-9-0	-
6	Part of ditto	6-0-0	Coppice	4	1-4-0	On hand
7	Part of Caegarw	7-1-15	Meadow	6	2-4-0	-
8	Caegarw	56-2-0	Pasture	1/6	4-4-9	Flat, part turbary.
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		211-2-10			82-8-3

	Trwynybuarth Farm		John Edwards
C.9	Land, south of the house	20-0-25	Arable and pasture	7/6	7-11-2	Rocky
10	Cae’r Banky	6-0-30	Ditto	7/6	2-6-4	Brushwood, part rocky
11	Woodland in ditto	8-0-0	Woodland	5	2-0-0	Ditto
12	House, buildings, Caer Ffynnon &c.	5-2-15	-	-	3-10-0	The house, barn and cowhouse. A stone building with straw cover in tolerable good repair.
13	Rhôsfain	1-1-0	[in with 12]	[in with 12]	[in with 12]	[in with 12]
14	Rhôsgoch	10-2-0	Meadow	6/6	3-8-3	Flat and rhossy, sometimes overflowed by the sea tides
15	Morfacd	80-0-0	Marsh	-	-	Marshy and turbary. Several of the freeholders in the parish of Llanganfelin depasture on this marsh.
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		131-3-20			18-15-9

	Hênhafod Farm		John Rowland
D.16	Cae’rpant	5-0-15	Arable	12	3-1-1	-
17	Cae’rcoed	4-1-0	Pasture and brushwood	5	1-1-3	Part rocky
18	Cae’rdrws	8-0-0	Pasture and meadow	9	3-12-0	Ditto
19	House, buildings, Cae’r Banky &c.	11-0-15	Pasture	-	5-0-0	The house. A stone building with straw cover in a very indifferent state of repair. The buildings at present in a ruinous state. A barn, cowhouse and stable are much wanting. NB. The tenant says that he was advanced £9 in his rent about 6 years ago, when he was promised that necessary buildings should be made.
20	Cae’resgaer	8-1-35	Meadow	8	3-7-9	Part turbary
21	Rhôsgron	2-3-0	Arable	12	1-13-0	-
22	Cae’rfelin isa	10-1-10	Arable and meadow	8	4-2-6	Part rhossy
23	Cae’rfelin ucha	3-2-5	Ditto	12	2-5-0	In want of draining
24	Werngae	4-1-0	Ditto	7/6	1-11-10	-
25	Cae Brwyn	7-0-10	Pasture	3	1-1-2	Flat and marshy
26	Gwaith chwaich Gwrallt	4-2-0	Meadow	9	2-0-6	-
27	Morfacyd	21-2-20	Marsh	3/6	7-0-5	Overflowed by the spring tides
28	Corsypwll	18-2-0	[thrown in with 28]	["]	["]	["]
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		109-1-30			35-16-6

	Pantglâs tenement		Daniel Isaac
E.29	House, buildings and gardens	0-2-25	Arable, meadow and woodland	-	5-5-0	The house. A stone building with slate cover in tolerable repair. The cowhouse. A stone building with rush cover in an indifferent state.
30	Cae Tant	2-1-35	[in with the above]	["]	["]	[in with the above]
31	Llain issa	0-3-35	[in with the above]	["]	["]	[in with the above]
32	Llain ucha	2-0-15	[in with the above]	["]	["]	[in with the above]
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		6-0-30			5-5-0

	Ty’ncoed lands		On hand
E.33	Y foel	19-3-0	Woodland and coppices [33-36 i gyd]	2/6	10-17-6	No. 33. Some open spaces but chiefly hilly and rocky woodland. No. 34. Oak saplings stinted in their growth. The land part hilly and rocky, preserved for the growth of timber. No. 36. Woodland of oak, beech, birch and Scotch Firs, coppiced up and preserved.
34	The Wood	48-1-0	[in with the above]	["]	["]	[in with the above]
35	Ty’nywern house and garden	0-1-20	[in with the above]	["]	["]	[in with the above]
36	Erwgûdybwa Wood	18-2-20	[in with the above]	["]	["]	[in with the above]
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		87-0-0			10-17-6

	Lodge Mill and land		Thomas Richard
E.38	Lodge Mill and garden	0-2-10	-	-	8-0-0 [37-38 i gyd]	The house. A stone building with slate cover. The mill also a stone building with slate cover. An overshot mill working one pair of stones, near which is a small oat kiln, a stone building with straw cover. All in an indifferent state of repair.
37	Cae’rfelin	2-3-15	[in with the above]	["]	["]	[in with the above]
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		3-1-25			8-0-0

	Neûoddllanganfelin Farm		Thomas Roberts
1	House, buildings, garden, green &c.	1-0-15	-	-	2-0-0	The house, barn and stable. Stone building with slate cover in tolerable good repair. The cowhouse. A mudwall building with straw cover also in tolerable repair.
2	Caetan Neuoddfach	1-2-35	Meadow	18	1-10-11	-
3	Cae’rodin	4-3-25	Arable	13	3-3-9	-
4	Cae’rlloi	1-1-10	Meadow	18	1-3-7	-
5	Cae’r Ysgubor	10-2-35	Arable and pasture	9	4-16-5	Part hilly and rocky
6	Cae’r Neûoddfach	6-2-5	Arable	7/6	2-8-11	Stony
7	Bank y Mwyn	3-3-25	Pasture	4	0-15-7	-
8	Cae Pantyrefel	5-3-20	Arable and pasture	9	2-12-10	Hilly
9	Rhôsgoch	15-0-0	Pasture	5	3-15-0	Part rhossy and part turbary
10	Cae Llwyngurn	17-2-30	Meadow	7/6	2-17-7	Part rhossy and part turbary
11	Cae’r Tyhên	5-0-10	Arable and meadow	9	2-5-6	-
12	Cae Mwyn Glawdd	11-1-0	Arable	9	5-1-3	Part hilly and rocky
13	Llang	0-2-0	Arable	12	0-6-0	-
14	Llainfawr	2-3-0	Arable	14	1-18-6	-
15	Close	1-0-20	Arable	13	0-14-7	-
16	Plâsbedw house and garden	1-1-35	Meadow	-	1-5-0	A small dwelling for a workman
17	Rhydfedwr house and field	2-2-25	Pasture	7	0-18-7	-
-	House	-	-	-	0-12-0	A small dwelling for a workman
18	Penrhyn houses and field	2-1-5	Pasture	7	0-15-11	-
-	Two houses	-	-	-	1-0-0	Two dwellings for workmen
19	Bank y Penrhyn	5-0-10	Pasture	7	1-15-5	-
20	Waen Plasbedw	2-1-5	Pasture	8	0-18-3	-
21	Caer Dolan	6-2-35	Meadow	12	4-0-7	-
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		99-3-25			46-16-2

	A messuage and land on Tre’nddol Common		William James
-	Penrhyn Cottage and incroachment	-	-	-	1-0-0	Recently erected, and amerced at the annual rent of five shillings which is paid by the tenant

	A messuage and land on Tre’nddol Common		Susanna Richard
-	Cottage and incroachment	-	-	-	0-15-0	Recently erected, and amerced at the annual rent of five shillings which is paid by the tenant

	A messuage and land on Tre’nddol Common		Richard Lewis
-	Cottage and incroachment	-	-	-	1-5-0	Recently erected, and amerced at the annual rent of five shillings which is paid by the tenant

	A messuage and land on Tre’nddol Common		Diana David
-	Cottage and incroachment	-	-	-	1-0-0	Recently erected, and amerced at the annual rent of five shillings which is paid by the tenant

	A messuage and land on Tre’nddol Common		Thomas James
-	Cottage and incroachment	-	-	-	1-0-0	Recently erected, and amerced at the annual rent of five shillings which is paid by the tenant

	Scite of a limekiln		John Lewis
-	Scite of a limekiln on Tre’nddol Common	-	-	-	2-0-0	-

LlGC/NLW, Gogerddan AA 1, tud 125-133

Prisiad tir Gogerddan, 1805

Valuation of the Gogerddan land, 1805