“T. LLOYD, of Trevor Hall, at length, in the year 1779, restored what
remains of this ancient Monument, which had been a long time removed
from sight, and neglected.”
The Cross, or Pillar, for it seems never to have had the form of a Cross,
is now little more than eight feet high. The old inscription, which time
has rendered illegible, has been carefully copied by that great
antiquarian, Mr. Edward Lloyd, {69a} and informs us nearly of the time of
its erection, as under:—
“Concenn filius Cateli—Cateli {69b} filius Brockmail
Brochmail filius Eliseg—Eliseg filius Cnoillaine
Concenn itaque pronepos Eliseg edificavit hunc
Lapidem proavo suo Eliseg.”