 There are various descriptions of the church as it stood before Kennedy 's 1871 rebuilding . In 1833 , the Anglesey antiquarian Angharad Llwyd described the church as " a small ancient structure , displaying some good architectural details " . She also noted that it contained " some fine monuments " to members of local families . The Welsh politician and church historian Sir Stephen Glynne visited the church in 1851 . He said that the church was " little superior in size or architecture to the generality of Anglesey churches " , but added that it was in " a neat and creditable state " . He also commented upon the " neat and uniform " pews . In 1862 , the clergyman and antiquarian Harry Longueville Jones wrote that the church was " of good work , and with the details of doors and windows carefully elaborated . " He compared the east window to that at St Mary 's Church , Llanfair @-@ yng @-@ Nghornwy ( also on Anglesey ) , and noted that there was an <unk> or recess in the east wall beneath the window . 
