Helo eto, Gresham’s book:Eifionydd states that the boundaries of the parish were reorganised several times. This was a result of number of owners after dissolution including Anne of Cleeves and Queen Mary, the church of Beddgelert being within the parish of llanfihangel y pennant at this time. Eventually, Sir John Bodvel came to own the land, gifted to him after he was standard bearer in the kett rebellion.
Gresham states: A reorganization of boundaries was clearly necessary, and this was done by cutting off the prior’s land and the hamlet oerddwr from llanfihangel y pennant and giving them to the parish of Beddgelert. Llanfihangel was then served with another parish in Eifionydd. Much later, perhaps in the seventeenth century, the district of nanmor in merioneth…was given to beddgelert
