Eitem Ystrad Marchell charter GT68. - Confirmation by Gruffudd ap Llywelyn of previous charters,

Grant and confirmation by Griffudd, son of Lewelin, prince of North Wales, to St Mary and the monks of Stratmarchell, for his soul, in pure and perpetual alms, freely and quietly, without any claim, exaction, or secular custom, of the whole land called Hawoth Owen, with all its bounds and appurtenances, namely from the Black Dyke straight to Evernow, thence to Nant ereyre, by the stream to its source, thence to Bonemaynmnelin, thence straight to Rithewohc, thence by the summit of the hill to Nanhanauc, thence from its source, where it rises below the willows to its mouth, namely Puhlledan: on the other side towards the stream called Yhaen from the said Black Dyke, by circuit, to the stream called Hurht and from Hurht to Yhaen. He gives also, to them, common pasture, through out that whole land which is between Hawoht Oweyn and Riw mayn guin in breadth, in length to Derwen. He gives also to them the land called Pennant yeweine, and Cum kalaht, as the charters of the lord Wenunwin better testify. Also that land, between the stream called Nantu to its source, thence by the summit of the hill to Carnehtwen. He gives, likewise, those lands, namely Ros Ekarrec, with all its bounds and appurtenances; and Pennant kenhlling, in its bounds, namely from the source of the stream called Nant eskeleyv, as it flows to Dulas, from Dulas to Dengi, from Dengi upwards to its source. Likewise the land which is between Dulas and Nant eskolev, as that charter which the monks have between them and the heirs of the said land better testifies. He gives, also, to them Kevenchoch, with its bounds and appurtenances. In the same manner, he gives the said monks the whole land which is between Corfh and Enniaun, so that no other monks shall have in it any use, or any common or proprietorship, except the monks of Stratmarchell. All the said bounds and gifts which belong to Keveyliauc, he gives them, as the charters of the lord Wenunwin thereon better testify, to possess fully and honourably, in all peace. He gives, also, to them Edugoeht, with all its bounds and appurtenances, towards Keveyliauc, freely and quit, in perpetual possession, as they formerly held it, better and freely, in the time of the lord Wenunwin. This gift is made in the year of the Incarnation of the Lord 1226. Witnesses: T. and I., monks of Stratmarchell, D., K, and M., conversi of that house; of secular persons, Grifin, son of Rodri, Blehtint, son of Meuric, Meylir Du, T. and M., sons of Moruran, G., son of Daniel, G., son of Maredut, Goronvy, son of Dauid, Huhcdreth Crutheur, and many others.