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'The night of the Gellygylwnog fire Revd. David Jones was at Stag all night & when he heard it had been burnt, he jumped about the road and said in Welsh something like 'Oh! dear me'!! He attended all their meetings. He was giving advice. Witnesses to threaten to shoot me by Dai Cilverry: Thomas Phillips Pembrey Dd. Hugh do. Wm. Lewid Mason do. Waynbuckland Thomas Erasmus Collier Pembrey Jno. King do. do. Jno. Jones Bwlch Farmer Jno. Williams Llwtrogbach Jacob Lloyd Joshua (son in Law of Uncle Charles) Dai Cilverry said to Dai Cantwr tell about Young Chambers too, when he said Edwards was to be shot & afterwards Dai Cilverry made a good speech and said that any one who wod. shoot Young Chambers should have £5.0.0. Some proposed to take down all hedges at Gellygylwnog. Some person asked where money was to come from. When Dai Cilverry was speaking he said 'join All your ...'

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