Short title: Thelwall v Lloyd. Plaintiff(s): Euble Thelwall. Defendant(s): Piers...

Short title: Thelwall v Lloyd.

Plaintiff(s): Euble Thelwall.

Defendant(s): Piers Lloyd.

Subject of depositions: Lordship of Dyffryncloyd (otherwise called "Ruthin "?), and the lands of the late College of St Peter, in the same. How many water corn-mills hath the King within such lordship; are they sufficient for the tenants' use? Ryddonen Mill, is it turned by the river of Cloyd; do the inhabitants of Ryddonnen, Spithed, Treverham, Llanynys, and Llandurnocke grind at same, paying toll, etc? Metes and bounds of Fryth Llanynys. Damming of the river, cutting trench for his new mill by defendant to injury of plaintiff. Survey. [The names of John Edward Lloyd and the Earl and Countess of Warwick are mentioned].

County/place: Denbighshire.

Date of commission: 9 July 1606.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 27 August 1606 at Ruthin, certificate.

Deponent(s): Richard Peirs Decka; Robetr Wyn ap John ap Robert; John Tudir Eyton; Robert Gruffith; John ap John ap Hugh; Richard ap Thomas; Gruffith ap William; Thomas ap Hugh; Robert ap David Lloyd; John Thomas ap Harry; David Gwyn.