Short title: Bulkeley v Holland. Plaintiff(s): Sir Richard Bulkeley. Defendant(s):...

Short title: Bulkeley v Holland.

Plaintiff(s): Sir Richard Bulkeley.

Defendant(s): Thomas Holland and others.

Subject of depositions: Manor of Ledwigan, and the injury done to the tenants by damming the River Geveny. Were the townships of Eskiviocke and Berow in the hundred of Menay (within Cors Tregay) meered from the township of Ledwigan, in the hundred of Maltgraith, by jury before the surveyor of North Wales, in presence of Sir Richard Bulkeley (plaintiff's father) then (50 years since) farmer of Ledwigan, to a special mark at the churchyard called Llwyn Tygai, etc; and whether till the meering the most part of the now meadows of Ledwigan was free commons for the tenants of Eskiviock and Berow? Survey.

County/place: Anglesea.

Date of commission: [unspecified].

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken August 1605 at the church of Bewmarres.

Deponent(s): Griffith Lewis; Owen ap Robert; David ap William Lloyd; William ap Hugh; Ll'in David ap Ll'in; Hugh ap William ap David ap Howell; Agnes Gruffith; Thomas Gibon; Thomas Geffry; Edward ap Hughe; Moses ap John ap Gwillim; Owen Thomas.