... Maelor Saesneg , Cantrev of Uwchnant ( now called the Hundred of Maelor ) , a Vicarage valued in the King's books at £ 6 . 13s . 4d . Patron , Sir Thomas Hanmer , Bart . The Church is dedicated to St. Chad . - The resident popu- lation ...
... MAELOR SAESNEG . PREFATORY NOTE . Maelor Saesneg is a wholly detached part of the county of Flint , from the nearest point of which it is distant over ten miles , the intervening land being part of ... MAELOR SAESNEG ISCOYD (MAELOR SAESNEG)
... Maelor Saesneg , descended from Tudor Trevor , and Margaret , wife of Thomas Yong of Croxton in Maelor Saesneg , ab John Yong ab Gruffudd Yong ab Llewys ab Jenkyn Yong ab Morgan Yong ab Iorwerth ab Morgan , third son of Iorwerth Foel ...
... Maelor Saesneg was one of the three Commots which composed the Cantref Uwchnant . It is now mainly represented by a part of Flintshire . In the primary division of the kingdom of Powis , Welsh Writers incorporate Maelor Saesneg in Powis ...
... Maelor Saesneg.41 On or shortly before 3 October 1278, with Edward lodged in Macclesfield, king and subject came to an agreement: in return for Emma's surrender of Maelor Saesneg, Edward promised to give her interests in England to the ...
... Maelor Saesneg.51 It is quite possible that there were several claimants to various segments of Maelor Saesneg in the early years of the century. Bangor Is Coed, on its western border, had been proclaimed in 1160 by the poet Gwalchmai ...
... Maelor Saesneg , and Nanheudwy . Morgan of Maelor Saesneg , third son of Iorwerth Foel.— Iorwerth of Maelor Saesneg . Margaret , dau . and co - heiress of William Yonge of Sawerdeg and Croxton in Hanmer parish in Maelor Saesneg . Morgan ...
... Maelor Saesneg , within which Iscoed lies . In Caradoc's History of Wales ( p . 179 ) it is said that , finding Edward I would not " deal fairly by her and her sole ... Maelor Saesneg in 1313 were in possession 88 ISCOED IN MAELOR SAESNEG .
... Maelor Saesneg . The Castle of Overton ( of which there are now no traces , the name of its site " the Castlefield " alone remaining to us ) is said to have been built by Prince Madoc ap Meredydd ap Bleddyn ap Cynfyn ( King of Gwynedd ...
... Maelor saesneg. Maelor Gymraeg, comprising the lordship of Bromfield and yale, became the easterly part of Denbighshire in 1553. Maelor saesneg had been regarded as part of Mercia (and as such features in the Domesday Book) until it ...