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John Leland's Itinerary in Wales - Historical texts and images

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There appere <strong>in</strong> dyvers partes of Pebidiauc hilles <strong>and</strong> dikes with bulwarkes of yerth as<br />

campes of men of warre or closures for catelle.<br />

The soile of Pebidiauc is stony, yet there is meatly good corne. There is plenty of fisch<br />

bycause of the crekes.<br />

fo. 29.<br />

S. DAVIDISLANDE.<br />

S. David-L<strong>and</strong> beg<strong>in</strong>nith at Newgulle 387 a crek servid with bak fresche water. There is<br />

a bay afore this creke betwixt it <strong>and</strong> Milforde.<br />

There be divers other litle crekittes betwixte Newgalle <strong>and</strong> S. David Hedde, <strong>and</strong> aga<strong>in</strong>e<br />

betw ixte S. David <strong>and</strong> Fischard 388 beside them that be written of heere. Newgull 6.<br />

/65/ mile from S. David <strong>in</strong> the midde way betwixt Herford 389 <strong>and</strong> S. David.<br />

A 4. miles from Newgal upward on the shore is Solvach, otherwise Salverach, a<br />

smaul creke for ball<strong>in</strong>gars <strong>and</strong> fischar botes. And hither resortith a litle fresch water.<br />

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Pembroke-<br />

shire.<br />

Thens to Porte Clays 3. miles, a litle havenlet, wither Alen that rennith thorough S. David<br />

Close cummith.<br />

This Porte Clais lyith a myle south weste from S. David.<br />

About a mile of is Port Maure, where is a greate s<strong>and</strong>e with a shorte estuary <strong>in</strong>to the<br />

l<strong>and</strong>e. S. St<strong>in</strong>ans 390 Chapel is a mile strait weste from S. Davids, <strong>and</strong> ther is the Pass to<br />

Ramesey a myle of by water. This chapel is betuixt Portclais <strong>and</strong> Porth Maur. 391<br />

Then to Pendewi [or] S. David Hedde half a mile.<br />

To Llan Rean 392 paroche, a prebend, 3. miles, where is litle creket.<br />

To Tred<strong>in</strong>e 2. [miles.] Thens a peace of Llanrean paroch, wher the Bisshop of S.<br />

David hath a place, <strong>and</strong> here is a litle creket.<br />

To Llanunda 393 pnroche about a 4. miles hav<strong>in</strong>g a creke. Here about is her<strong>in</strong>g<br />

fissh<strong>in</strong>g.<br />

Here Gueyn 394 River devidith Pebidiauc from Fisschcard <strong>in</strong> Kemmeisl<strong>and</strong>.<br />

To Fischarde a 4. miles. Here is a li[tle haven, havynge a re]sort of [shippis.]<br />

Syr <strong>John</strong> Talbot that maried Troutbeks heire dwellith <strong>in</strong> a good ly logge on the hy<br />

toppe of Albrighton Parke. It is <strong>in</strong> the very egge of Shropshire 3. miles from<br />

Tunge. 395<br />

S.Reanus<br />

Abbas<br />

S.Gunda<br />

fo.30.<br />

Shropshire<br />

Corbet of Morton Corbet viii. c. marke I<strong>and</strong>e, it liith round about the shire. He hath a<br />

manor by Layton Bussard <strong>in</strong> Buk<strong>in</strong>ghamshir.<br />

Corbet of Lee, 2. Miles from Caurse Castel 396 of a yongger brother of Morton. It cam yn<br />

partely by mariage, c. mark l<strong>and</strong>e.<br />

387 Newgale.<br />

388 Fishguard.<br />

389 Haverford west<br />

390 St. St<strong>in</strong>ans == St. Just<strong>in</strong>ian.<br />

391 Porth Mawr is several miles from Porth clais, but Porth llisky lies about a mile to the west.<br />

392 Llan Rian.<br />

393 Llan Wnda.<br />

394 Gweun, ignorantly written Gwaen.<br />

395 Tong.<br />

Shropshire<br />

fo. 31.<br />

Sum say that of late dayis Corbettes were owners of Caurse Castel.<br />

/66/Corbet of Langmer, 397 4. miles from Shrobsbyri toward Ludlo. Ther is a park, xl.<br />

li. l<strong>and</strong>e.<br />

Syr Richarde Ma<strong>in</strong>ewer<strong>in</strong>g of Higthfeld, 2. miles from Whitchirch.<br />

<strong>John</strong> Dodde of Cloreley, a mile from Hightfeld, 398 a c. marke.<br />

Syr Robert Nedam of She<strong>in</strong>ton, 4 c. marke l<strong>and</strong>e.<br />

Grosevenour of Beleporte, 3. miles owt of Draiton Market. This man <strong>and</strong> Grosevenour of<br />

Ei[tonl Bote <strong>in</strong> Chestre cam of 2. yongger brethern of Grosevenour of Houme, whos v.<br />

doughtters <strong>and</strong> heires were maried ....<br />

Shakerley of Lancastre maried the [eldest daughter, <strong>and</strong> had] the manor of Houme.<br />

Newport of Archhaul a lordship of a c. li. with park, <strong>and</strong> hath a c. li. l<strong>and</strong>e by. This man,<br />

<strong>and</strong> Mitton of Cotton by Shrobsbyri had Syr <strong>John</strong> Boroues l<strong>and</strong>es <strong>in</strong> Shropshir <strong>and</strong> Warwik.<br />

Mitton had his best house More Haul <strong>in</strong> Warwicshire.<br />

Leighton of Leighton.<br />

Leighton of Watelesborow.<br />

Leighton of Plasch a mile or 2. from Acton Burnel.<br />

Leighton of Rodimer 2. miles from Chorleton Castel, <strong>and</strong> is on Roden Ryver.<br />

Mitton caullid lorde of Mouthey, 399 but I trow he be but steward to the K<strong>in</strong>g there. His<br />

house is at Cotton a quarter of a mile owt of Shreusbyri, 2. c. mark l<strong>and</strong>e.<br />

Trentam of Shropshire dwellid <strong>in</strong> the toune self, wher his best house was, a man of l. li.<br />

l<strong>and</strong>e. Now he hath sold his l<strong>and</strong>e <strong>in</strong> Shropshir, <strong>and</strong> hath boute Rocestre Priory <strong>in</strong> Stafordshir<br />

on Dove.<br />

Thornes of Shreusbyri, 1. li. l<strong>and</strong>.<br />

Onesloo of Oneslo, xl. li. l<strong>and</strong>. 2. miles from Shreusbyri.<br />

Oteley of Pichefert, 400 4. miles from Shousbyri <strong>and</strong> a mile from Acton Burnel, a c. li.<br />

l<strong>and</strong>e.<br />

Skriven of Frodisley a mile from Acton Burnel, c. mark l<strong>and</strong>.<br />

Le of Longmer 401 a fair manor <strong>and</strong> park, c. li. l<strong>and</strong>. a mile from Acton Burnel. He is elder<br />

brother to Le that maried Leig[h]ton’s of Watelborow.<br />

/67/Laken of Wyley, 402 wher is a park. 3. miles from Bridgnorth, 3. c. markes.<br />

Gateacre of Gataker, a c. marke l<strong>and</strong>e, 3. mile from Brigenorth.<br />

Wolrige of Dudmistre 403 of Severne Bank. c. mark l<strong>and</strong>e.<br />

Haughton of Becbyri, 4. miles from Brigenorth. xl. li. l<strong>and</strong>.<br />

Yong of Ca<strong>in</strong>eton. c. mark.<br />

Vernoun of Hodenet Syr Henry Vernoun sun. 2. c. markes by one of the heire of Ludlo.<br />

396 Cawres Castle.<br />

397 Longnor.<br />

398 Cloverley, Ightfeld.<br />

399 Mowddwy <strong>in</strong> Merioneth.<br />

400 Pitchford.<br />

401 Longnor.<br />

402 Willey.<br />

403 Dudmaston.<br />

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Shropshire

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