Ffeil JAA2/1/1 - Machynlleth (Pentrehedyn Street or Stryd Gwyr Deheubarth)

Title deeds of burgages and gardens in Pentrehedyn Street or Stryd Gwyr Deheubarth in the town of Machynlleth, 1440-1697. Boundaries include a street called Y Groes Hewle and a field called Y Garsion. The earliest deed is a grant in fee farm by Gr' Derwas and Mabli vch Ieuan Lloyt his wife to Ll'i ap Ieuan ap Ho'l Goch of Machynlleth, 1440. Two deeds record acquisitions by Lewis or Ll’n ap Ho'll ap Davit [Hugh] and Maud vch Owen ap Res, his wife, from his brothers and others, 1516-1532. There is also a bond by Lewis Ramon' of the city of London, merchant, to accompany a deed (missing) to John Owen for a messuage in Stryd Deheubarth and Y Kaie Yn Y Fron in Isygarreg, 1591/2; and a mortgage by Griffith Swayne, corvisor, followed by a deed of sale by him and his mortgagee to William Pughe of Mathafarn, of a messuage and a building adjoining a bakehouse belonging to William Pugh, with an account of the purchase, 1696/7.