Cymdeithas Hanes Mechell
The Demography of Llanfechell 1851 & 1901
William Bulkeley and the poor of Llanfechell
Llanfechell in the early 19th Century
‘‘Names of old houses in Llanfechell and Mynydd Mechell that are now derelict'
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Tŷ Lawr –on land at Penllidiart, between Gadlas and Carregdrosffordd
Cegin Filwr – on land at Penllidiart by a house at Melin Fechell
Pen Singrig – on land at Melin Fechell, near the Water Mill
Rorsedd Ddail – on land at Bryn Ffynnon
Tanffordd – where Bron Mynydd is now
Minffordd – near Bryn Teg, Rhosyn Mynydd and Calfaria Chapel
Hafn Miched – between Bryn Du and Bryn Awel
Pengraig Ogof – on the road towards Bryn Awel
Tŷ Main Uchaf ( Brynhyfryd) –between Bryn Gors and Refail Newydd
Babell – on land at Tŷ Hen on the way to Llanfflewyn
Rengan Las – on land at Ucheldref Goed on the way to Llanddeusant near Twll Clawdd
Gate House -
Glan Llyn – on land at Tŷ Hen near Pant yr Eirin
(A new house called Glanllyn has been built near the old shop and Post Office at Penllyn)
Broc y Tol – where Glan Aber and Preswylfa are today (Brockett Hall originally)
Tyddyn Frothen – on land at Glan Gors between Rhosbach and Cae Main
Cockareli – on land at Plas Mynydd by Meirionfa, nearer to the boundary Y Rallt
Hendy – on land at Plas Mynydd, close to Meirionfa
Pont y ffridd -
(A new house was built here in the 1980’s)
Fferam Wyllt – on land at Cefn Coch on the road between Cemaes and Valley
(A new house called White House was built here in the late 1960’s)
Elusendy -
( a new bungalow was built near in the early 1980’s)
also
Tŷ’n Giat ( Fwlbi), Tŷ’n Gamdda a Bodorgan -
(one house on the site today)
Cerrig Mân – on land at Bwlch (new bungalow on the site now)
Rhospill –by the junction towards Cefn Roger to Carreglefn
Tin Craig – on the way pass Glegyrog Blas on land at Glegyrog Ganol
Reference on the Brynddu estate maps at 7 Cae Tin Craig at Pentre Heilin, (Pentre Heulyn today)
Ty’n Pwll –a small cottage on Mountain Road, adjacent to J. Parry and Hughes yard
(The children of the village would be scared to pass the building on their way to school, because the undertaker would store coffins in it!)
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