David Richard/Richards of Strygosfawr, Lledrod.

[Viking666]

There are two Davies in the Caron List ... William Davies of Wernfelen and his son, Thomas Davies, living at, and with a Freehold at Ystrad.
 I see that the Freehold of Pantycamddwr is held by David of Ffos. (this links to the "Pew" indent), and that Penbryn is the  home of David Richards but that he owns the Freehold of Ynys y Garn.
 Llwynykedni is so familiar but I can't locate it.
 I can feel a stinker of a cold heading my way so forgive any ridiculous mistakes that I may make over the  next few days.
 I also see the expenditure, from 1746, for repairs and materials to Ynys y Garn, paid by Crosswood.
                      Regards, Peter

[despair]

I will try to fnd llwynycedni on on the map.There is reference to it in a 1694 indent between Charles Pryse(or Pryce) and David Richard with wife Goley.
There is also an 1828 will for a Thomas Davies under Llwyncedni.

Regards
Roger

[despair]

I can't find Llwyncedni on a map,but I can find it in the 1851 census where it is next to Cefn Llwyn.The aproximate postcode is SY25 6AP-which puts it not too far from Bryn Issa.

Regards
Roger

[Viking666]

  I can't  find Llwyncedni either although there is a Llwynybeudy close to Cefn Llwyd. There are various little squares showing buildings in this area but I should think that they are sheds and barns. We know that names of houses change over the years and if there is a will linking Thomas Davies to Llwyncedni it is the type of dwelling that would still exist today, albeit under another name.
            Sniffing and sneezing here. Regards, Peter.

[despair]

I have found an earlier reference to Llwyn y kedney in the 1696 will of Richard David of Ysbyty Ystwyth-somewhat surprising given the 1694 indent regarding Charles Pryce(Pryse/Price).
It is a very difficult read and I will try to make more sense of it tomorrow.
Hope you are feeling better.

Regards
Roger

[Viking666]

Yes, feeling better but not yet 100%. I remember having a go at reading that will but gave it up as a bad job. (It's classified as a 'Vision Ruiner').
 Having noticed that there are a number of people with the surname 'David' living in our general area of interest, prior to 1700, it could be that the Richard David, (1698 Will) is the father of David  (D+G). From memory D+G married at around 1698 ... Llwynycedni seems to be a concrete link between the two.
                          regards, Peter

[despair]

You are right about the "vision ruiner"but I will give it one last go.

Regards
Roger

[Viking666]

Had a quick look and noted some things.
Quotes
Llwyn y kedni, now in the hands of Lewis Rees.
Mentions Rees David and Richard David.
A second daughter, Char ...? Richard.
Bottom of 1st page, Brynffos..?
2nd page.
Rhwng y ddwy Clawdd and Tin y rhose, (Ysbyty Ystwyth).

 Damn it that the names of people and places are so badly written.
   
   Off to bed now. Regards,  Peter

[despair]

I have eldest daughter Jane for Llwyn y kedney(in posession of Lewis Rees)

Possibly Rees David and Richard David in relation to a 1679 agreement re Ty'n y Clawdd(but destined for Jane?)

A daughter Margaret in relation to an unknown property and possibly a Tir Keven y Deunant?
 and/or Tir ?  y Dwy Clawdd

Tir y Rhose

Son Evan-money

Wife Gwen

Regards
Roger