 The 19th @-@ century antiquarian Angharad Llwyd described the church as a " small ancient edifice " . She noted the memorials to the <unk> as well as a tablet marking Edward Wynne 's " munificence " : she recorded that he had donated 121 acres ( 49 ha ) in 1722 and a rent charge of £ 2 to endow the living , and that £ 800 was also received from Queen Anne 's Bounty . A 2006 guide to the churches of the county describes it as " one of the smallest churches in Anglesey " , and says that it stood " in a pleasant location . " 
