[Bryn-gwlad] Some Land Court Records - AS XL

[Thomas]

Here are some more excerpts from the Bryn Gwlad Domesday Boke. 

                             Thomas



Lady Eladin Ately,
Wife of Alfred Huddlestone - 1000 acres southwestern shore of Lampblack Lake
1 small manor
orchards
sheep herds

Fecino di Martini - 100 acres on southern shore of Stone River
river
woods
pastures
+ 1 small house on the north side of Talbot Road to the west 
[within the city walls]

Earl Sir Reynard the Brown
7000 acres outside the walls & south of Loch Scur
west of the walls . . [illegible] on the land . . for horses, cattle
+ 1 manor house at the corner of Micklegate & Flaxfield. 
The house's name is Refsheim.  

Jarla Brynhildr Korrnaksdottir
7000 acres outside the walls, south of Loch Scur
land northward of that, to the bank of the loch
pasturge for kine
1 mill for the grinding of grain
Inside the walls (adjoining the manor house):
1 Academy for the teaching of the Trivium, 
     the Quadrivium, and Spear Arts
(Micklegate and Flaxfield)

Lady Ysabeau of Prague - 150 acres on Loch Scurr at the mouth of the Talbot River (south side)
1 village with 16 villagers 
1 mill and 1 carpentry shop for the manufacture of furniture
3 carpenters and 1 apprentice work in the carpentry shop
50 acres of woods to provide sufficient materials to supply carpentry shop
1 manor house with a chapel located along the river

Kethry of Bryn Gwlad - 50 acres in trust with Lady Ysabeau of Prague
1 small village of 5 families with gardens
to supply the manor house and larger village
1 orchard of apples

Lord Johan Kiefer Hayden - 650 acres along the King's Highway, 10 miles south of the city walls
Hayden Manor
Twin Creeks Chapel
Village of Twin Creeks
2 plowlands
2 meadows
1 wood
1 barn

Stiobhard - 100 acres
raise a worthy herds worth of goats
produce: yoghurt (curded milk)
a humble stone house
a fenced corral 
water coming from nearby lake
small orchard

Lord Thomas of Conway - 400 acres
Lady Sharon of Conway - 400 acres
400 acres of land combined into a larger dwelling of stone and masonry
with out buildings of carriage house and servants quarters
orchards
garden acreage
fields for harvesting wheat
stables for horses and various livestock

HL Duncan MacConacher - 1025 acres located on the southern shore of Loch Frazer
adjacent to the lands of Lady Jennifer MacConacher and adjacent to the lands
of Her Ladyship Aerin MacConacher bordered on the south by Old Quarry Road
25 acres of this land is set aside for the maintenance of Good Dog Brendan
and his sheeps. 
1 fishing village occupies the western shorelands. 
They will maintain no less than four wiers. 
1 village of farmers occupies central property along Old Quarry Road. 
Crops are wheat and rye.   
1 small chapel is maintained by the Brothers of St. Michel the Unloved/Unwashed. 
Cattle shall be maintained along the southern plots and consist of kine and sheepe. 

HL Aerin MacConacher - 1300 acres located on the southern shore of Loch Frazer
adjacent to the lands of HL Duncan MacConacher and adjacent to the King's Highway,
bordered on the south by Old Quarry Road. 
A fisshing village is maintained on the southeastern shore of Loch Frazer,
they will maintain not less than 4 weirs.  
The farming village occupies the area along St. Gabriel's River. 
Wheat and rye are grown.
A grist mill is maintained with a water wheel.
Sheep are maintained along the southern boundary. 

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