CPAT Regional Sites & Monuments Record

PRN 26733 - Pennant Pandy

Former woollen mill now converted into a house (Houghton-Browne, A 1977).

Pandy 'r Pennant is now a house just above the confluence of Afon Fachdre and Afon Twymyn. The pandy must have drawn its water from the Afon Fachdre. It had ceased work as a pandy by at least the mid nineteenth century. It is mentioned by Richard Williams in his 'History of Llanbryn-mair' as 'Pandy', owned by Sir John Conroy and occupied by A.P. Howell (R.Williams, Montgomeryshire Collections 19 (1886), 111).(Barton P.G,1999,53).

Sources:-
Barton, P G , 1999 , "A history and conspectus of Montgomeryshire water corn mills ", The Montgomeryshire Collections 87 , 53 .
Houghton-Browne, A list , 1977 , ,

record created 16/01/96 , last updated 16/08/00
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