Cemmaes

1983 – Reg Wheeler: Girth of 14′ 9” (450cm) at 1′ 6”.
January 2005 – Tim Hills: This fine looking symmetrical tree with a large central leading branch grows SSW of the church. Ground level is gradually rising around the tree, and the girth of 15′ 8” (478cm) at 1′ might be two or three feet above the original ground level. My girth recording was undoubtedly exaggerated by 4 limbs that develop close to the present ground level.
August 2015 – Paul Wood: SSW of the church, this was the best kept of the three recorded yews, probably due to the number of new graves around the tree. It looked well manicured, in fine health and with little ivy encroaching. Measured at the ground a girth of 15′ 11” (4.85m) was recorded. The small mound around the tree is the result of continual soil deposition when the graves are dug so any future measurements may be using a different ground level.