Pesidence Eriviatt, Denhighshire.

Arm:: Gu., three hoars" heads erasedm pale, arg.

Crest: A boar' s head era.sed, nrg.
Mato: Jure non dono.

LINEAGE.
Thk.s family traces ¡ti lineage lo .1farriluati 4rp
eynan, Lord of Abergele, founder of the eighth noble tribe of N. Wales, whose seat was at Bryn-
ffanigl. lived in the time of Rhodri the Great,
nint h cen t .te Fourniers Arabie Trihes); ilmrrtid
GrcTnedd pedd – " he was commander of the arriares of Gwynedd " (Nortb WaIes) and this office
was " hereditary in bis descendants." The Eriviatt line is from a younger branch, through Grorkw
Liwyd, son of l'enwyn. The alliances of this farnily have been with some of the hest house- holds, such as
those of Lloyd, Bishop of Bangor, Clough of Mas Clough, &c.
Niqe.—Among ljects of antiquarian interest there are two turnali on part of the ilstate, near Bwlehau
Church, parish of Hernian. The tnansion ofEririalt, a name %glose etymology is oliscure, though likely to
be Wersh, was rehuilt ',SS& It had been enlarged in I732 bak the date of hl original erectionísnot known.

FFOULKES, John Jocelyn, of Eriviatt, Denbighshire,

J. P. and D. L. for the co of Denbigh ; J. P. for the co. of Flint ; High Sheriff co. Den- bigh
¡858; Major Royal Den bigh Rifle Militia (resigned 1862) ; son of Idieut..Col. jolin Powell
Ffoulkes, Esq, J. P. and 1). 1.. of Eriviatt, Royal Denbigh Rifle Militia, by bis wife
Caroline Mary, dau. ami h.
of Roben Jocelyn, Ese., Capt. R.N of ,

Stanstead Bury House, Herts, by his wife Elizabeth (d. 1854), dau. ami h. of John
Salusbury, Esq., of Bryn-y-Barcut, co. of Denbigh, of the lineage of Salusburys of
Lleweni (see Szhisbury f Lieweni); at Eriviatt, Sept. :6, 18r3 ; ed. at Shrewsbury and
private tuition, and at Jesus Con., Oxford ; erad. RA, 1835, M.A. 1841 ;
1843, Mary Anne, eldest dau. of the late Rear-A d iral Sir William Beauchamp Proc- tor,
Bart., of Langley Park, Norfolk ; has issue 6 daus.; s. to estates 1826.

Eriviat Hall
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Alternative names Eriviat
General information
Type Private Residence
Architectural style Vernacular
Town or city Henllan
Country United Kingdom

Coordinates 53.1823°N
3.4776°W
Medieval and 19th
Construction started
Century
Designations
Eriviat Hall and Gardens
Eriviat Hall is a historic country house set in a 9 acre estate in Henllan, Denbighshire which was the home of
the ffoulkes family and their descendants from the Middle Ages until the early twentieth century. The property
is now privately owned by a British Businessman.

History
Eriviat was associated with the ffoulkes family for more than 10 generations from the Middle Ages. One of the
first owners was Ednyfed ap Goronwy Llwyd (fl.1457). His son was Einion Llwyd. Ednyfed’s great-great-
grandson was Thomas ap Goronwy (fl.1524–45) whose son, ffoulke ap Thomas ap Goronwy (fl.1539–73),
provided the family with its surname of ffoulkes (or Foulkes).[1]

The estate passed through several generations until the death of Robert ffoulkes in 1728. His brother Peter’s
fifth son, John ffoulkes (1699–1758), also acquired by marriage the Rhydonen estate in Llantysilio,
Denbighshire, through his marriage with Catherine, daughter and heir of Henry Roberts.[1]

Later owners included John ffoulkes (1736–1814), John Powell ffoulkes (1770–1826) and John Jocelyn
ffoulkes (1813–58) whose second daughter Edith Caroline married P.H. Humberston of Glan y Wern,
Denbighshire.[1] John Proudlock bought the house in 2005. Which was took over by Conrad Proudlock when
John passed away. And now is liquidated. It has hosted the actor Kit Harington amongst others.[2][3][4]

As of 2021, it was on the market for £1.5m and subsequently sold to a private buyer [5]

Architecture
The original house may have dated from c.1467. The present house is a brick-built 2-storey house. The entrance
elevation has a 3-gable, four-window front, and the remaining windows have mullions and transoms.[6]