ISBN: 9781153841467

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1900. Not illustrat… Mehr…

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1900. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... Trelydan. This means the Broad Ville or Treve, and is referred to as Lata Villa in the charters of Owen Cyveiliog, 1170, and Gwenwynwyn, 1202. According to the latter charter, the Fans Tysilio (St. Tysilio''s Well) was located in this township. Lewis Glyn Cotlii, in his Lament upon the tragic death of Sir Griffith Vaughan, of Garth, speaks of his hero as Cuwr y Drev Lvdan, i.e., The Giant, or Hero, of Trelydan. Trelydan lies entirely within the borough. It covers the country-side upon the north slope of the Rhallt-- the gently-undulating woodlands and pastures above the Rhyd y Moch (Pig-ford) brook. At Caethro the township road is 508 ft. above the sea-level, hut drops to 340 ft. beyond Uerwen-deg. P. A. Beck, Esq., of Trelydan Hall, is the principal landowner. Burnt House Sail Farm Caethro (Teacher''s Field) Trelydan Hall (mansion) Coed-y-wlad (hamlet) Trelydan farms Derwen-deg (Fair Oak) Trelydan cottages Plas-newydd (New Hall) Windmill (in ruins) Rose Cottage Windmill cottages Varchoel. Tre Farchell, i.e., Harebell''s Treve, Marcel la''s Ville, is in the vale of Guilsfield, immediately below the village. This township now includes the former ville of Gaerfawr (containing the hill and camp of that name, and the hamlet of Tyddyn).1 The Earl of Powis and D. H. Mytton, Esq., are the principal landowners. 1 North of Guilsfield, on a hill called Gaervawr, is a smal British encampment; but by some it is supposed to be a Roman encampment. There can, however, be little doubt that a battle was fought between the British and Romans in the plains of Varehoel, as part of a Roman ensign has been found there.--Llwyd''s Topographical yliem, p. SI 2. Vol. The places marked with a star (*) are within the Borough of Pool. Bridge Middle House Celyn (The Holly) Navig... Powys-Land Club, Books, History, Collections Historical & Archaeological Relating to Montgomeryshire and Its Borders (Volume 31) Books>History, General Books LLC<

ISBN: 9781153841467

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1900. Not illustrat… Mehr…

This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1900. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... Trelydan. This means the Broad Ville or Treve, and is referred to as Lata Villa in the charters of Owen Cyveiliog, 1170, and Gwenwynwyn, 1202. According to the latter charter, the Fans Tysilio (St. Tysilio''s Well) was located in this township. Lewis Glyn Cotlii, in his Lament upon the tragic death of Sir Griffith Vaughan, of Garth, speaks of his hero as Cuwr y Drev Lvdan, i.e., The Giant, or Hero, of Trelydan. Trelydan lies entirely within the borough. It covers the country-side upon the north slope of the Rhallt-- the gently-undulating woodlands and pastures above the Rhyd y Moch (Pig-ford) brook. At Caethro the township road is 508 ft. above the sea-level, hut drops to 340 ft. beyond Uerwen-deg. P. A. Beck, Esq., of Trelydan Hall, is the principal landowner. Burnt House Sail Farm Caethro (Teacher''s Field) Trelydan Hall (mansion) Coed-y-wlad (hamlet) Trelydan farms Derwen-deg (Fair Oak) Trelydan cottages Plas-newydd (New Hall) Windmill (in ruins) Rose Cottage Windmill cottages Varchoel. Tre Farchell, i.e., Harebell''s Treve, Marcel la''s Ville, is in the vale of Guilsfield, immediately below the village. This township now includes the former ville of Gaerfawr (containing the hill and camp of that name, and the hamlet of Tyddyn).1 The Earl of Powis and D. H. Mytton, Esq., are the principal landowners. 1 North of Guilsfield, on a hill called Gaervawr, is a smal British encampment; but by some it is supposed to be a Roman encampment. There can, however, be little doubt that a battle was fought between the British and Romans in the plains of Varehoel, as part of a Roman ensign has been found there.--Llwyd''s Topographical yliem, p. SI 2. Vol. The places marked with a star (*) are within the Borough of Pool. Bridge Middle House Celyn (The Holly) Navig... Powys-Land Club, Books, History, Collections Historical & Archaeological Relating to Montgomeryshire and Its Borders (Volume 31) Books>History <