Item Ystrad Marchell charter GT55. - Gift by Meilyr ap Nennau, Glasadain ap Nennau, Gruffudd ab Iorweth ap Cadwgon and Gruffudd ab Elli? Cynig,

Gift by Meiler, son of Nennau, to St Mary and the monks of Stramarhel, of the whole land, from the stream called Luht and from its source to Clawedauc, by him and all his heirs and successors, to be possessed, by right, for ever, freely, quit, well, in peace, in wood, plain, meadow, feeding grounds and pastures, in all its uses and utilities, for the souls of himself, his parents and heirs. In addition he gives to the said monks, the field beyond the stream Lluhit, called Lannerhc cumluhit, for a certain bull of the value of eighty pence, until for a similar sum he redeems the said field from them. Glasadein, son of Nenau, and his four sons, namely Kefnerht, Gurgeneu, Griffud, and Lewelin, have given the said lands to the said monks in pure and perpetual alms for themselves and all their heirs, in the same manner and the same liberty as their said coheirs have given, freely and quietly, without claim in future, and having previously accepted certain benefits, namely Glasadein having received a horse of the value of one mark, and his four sons having received two pounds in hand. The witnesses of these gifts and grants are: Brother I. master of the conversi, I. cellarer, of the conversi G. son of Kadugaun, Dauid, son of Yeuaff, and M. his brother; of secular persons, I. dean of Arustli, I. priest of Landinan, M. Tanur, and many others. In addition Grifud, son of Ioruerth son of Kadugaun, gave the said land, with all its bounds and appurtenances, for himself and his heirs, in the same liberty as his said coheirs gave to the house, having previously received a mark and forty pence. Grifud, son of Ellih Kenig, gives the said land, namely Cumluiht, with all its lands on both sides of the stream to the said monks, both for himself and for all his heirs and successors, freely and quit, as well as his coheirs gave. These gifts and grants were made in the chapter of the monks by witness of the convent.