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Anglesey / Re: Llechylched in the township of Conishioglys
« on: Thursday 24 February 11 09:44 GMT (UK)  »
Dafydd Gwilym many thanks for posting your reply, solves that problem.

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Anglesey / Re: Llechylched in the township of Conishioglys
« on: Thursday 17 February 11 12:40 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you llywelyn, yes i had seen those in fact as a result i am very interested in the Penrhos files as I believe another of the ancestors of Traffwll was related to the Penrhos families and they list deeds of land in llanfiangel Yn Nhyown. I preferred the Ceirchiog connection as it is in the parish of Llechylched and a neighbour to Traffwll whereas Conysiog is in the parish of Llanfaelog but you never know.

Many thanks for your interest

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Anglesey / Re: Llechylched in the township of Conishioglys
« on: Thursday 17 February 11 09:27 GMT (UK)  »
thank you hanes teulu, i have found Ceirchiog on an 1833 map and at the moment that seems the closest to me. I will try and find a john wood there. Thanks GillyJ for your help.

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Anglesey / Re: Llechylched in the township of Conishioglys
« on: Wednesday 16 February 11 16:45 GMT (UK)  »
Hi thank you for your suggestion. The lady that translated it for me came up with the name Conishioglys but looking at the script i am sure it could have other readings and Canis is very possible. many thanks

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Anglesey / Re: Llechylched in the township of Conishioglys
« on: Monday 14 February 11 12:14 GMT (UK)  »
thank you GillyJ. the document was written in latin and in old script so i suspect it could easily have been Conishi-eglys or maybe it was a latin name for a welsh town. I have attahed a file with the word from the actual document.

manty thanks

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Anglesey / Re: Llechylched in the township of Conishioglys
« on: Monday 14 February 11 09:22 GMT (UK)  »
thank you for your replies.

I am happy with Llechylched as part of my land is in the parish of Llechylched. But thank you for the info on the woods I wouldn't have thought that was too common a name for this part of Anglesey, I will look into that more.

It is stange that in 1640 there was a township of Conishioglys in the parish of Llechylched and it doesn't seem too exist now. Could i ask is Conishioglys a Welsh word - does it have an english meaning? Thanks again

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Anglesey / Llechylched in the township of Conishioglys
« on: Monday 07 February 11 22:42 GMT (UK)  »
I have this from a deed dated 20 October 1647. Roland Meredith (of Traffwll) and sons to John Wood of a parcel of land (about 2 acres) in the parish and hamlet of Llechylched in the township of  Conishioglys between the land of John Wood called Erw Gwnion.

Does anyone know of Conishioglys or Erw Gwnion please.

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Anglesey / Re: Looking for my Roberts family from Llanfihangel Y Nhowyn
« on: Monday 07 February 11 22:31 GMT (UK)  »
I noticed you started this thread a long time ago but please see photo i took of Cerrig Cynrig 2 years ago. Cerrig has also been known as cerrig-cyn-rhyg and in 1840 it was owned by Sir John Hay Williams and rented to the Roberts family. From the 1840 tithe map and schedule they owned 11 fields consisting of 80 acres, the neighboring farms were also owed by the same people who restored Bodelwyddan castle. I do have more information - I am a neighbour.

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Anglesey Lookup Requests / Re: Confusing place name
« on: Friday 04 February 11 19:47 GMT (UK)  »
hi got your message but can't reply. i have deeds, maps and aerial photos i am away week end but if you are about during the week next week i will try and drop by.

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