1. Restored in modern times, rubble masonry, roof with thin slates.

2.Earliest dateable features are C15, but walls may be earlier. The western annex was built mid C16. Constructed of limestone and grit rubble with grit dressing and slate roof. Continuous nave and chancel. The earliest features are a C15 window of three trefoiled lights in a four-centred head in the E wall, and a C15 N doorway with pointed head set into square headed frame.
(Source: site file notes by L. Monroe, and Anglesey Inventory, 1937 [1960 reprint], p. 98-9)
J Hill 05/02/2004