Thomas Hugh Robert Catherine Magdalene Gwen Lowri Jane. Lloyd of Plâs Einion. (Cae Cyriog MS.)

S

BACH EURIG.1

Harl. MS. 2288.

Bleddyn Llwyd Hen ab Bleddyn Fychan ab Bleddyn ab Y Gwion ab= Radvach ab Asar ab Gwrgi ab Hedd Moelwynog, one of the Fifteen Noble Tribes of Gwynedd. See Llwyn y Maen, Arch. Camb., April

2 |

1876, p. 113

Cynwrig ab Bleddyn of Havod Un Nos in

the parish of Llangerniw

1 |

Meurig Llwyd of Llwyn y
Maen

Gruffydd ... d. of Cynwrig ab Rotpert ab Iorwerth ab Rhirid ab Madog ab of Havod Ednowain Bendew. Argent, a chevron inter three boar's heads Un Nos couped sable, langued gules. Her mother was Angharad, daughter of Madog Llwyd of Bryn Cunallt, son and heir of Iorwerth Foel, lord of Chirk, Maelor Saesneg, and Nanheudwy

David Lloyd of Havod Un Nos

Gwen, d. of Gruffydd Goch of Pentref Coch and Bachymbyd, near Rhuddin, ab Ieuan ab David Fychan ab Iorwerth ab David ab Iorwerth ab Cowryd ab Cadvan. Argent, three boar's heads couped sable, langued gules

1 Bacheirig adjoins Bathafarn, near Ruthin, and is in the parish of Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd.

Maredydd of Havod

Un Nos

David of
Havod
Un Nos

Morfydd, d. of Howel ab Rhys Gethin of Hendref Rhys Gethin, near Bettws y Coed, ab Gruffydd Fychan ab Gruffydd Goch ab David Goch ab David, lord of Denbigh. See Eleirnion

Mallt, d. and coheir of Gruffydd ab Madog ab Llewelyn Fychan of Llwyn Dyrus in Lleyn, ab Gruffydd ab Sir Ieuan ab Sir Gruffydd Llwyd, Knt., of Tref Garnedd and Tref Nant Bychan in Mon. Gules, a chief ermine and chevron or. See Arch. Camb. July 1876, p. 178, note

Lowry, d. of Howel ab
David ab Meurig ab
Howel Selyf, lord of
Nannau. Her mother
was Elen, d. of Robert
Salusbury of Llanrwst

Ieuan Llwyd1 of Alice, d. of Robert ab John ab
Havod Un Nos

Meurig

1 Ieuan Llwyd, by his first wife Lowri, had, besides the five sons enumerated above, six daughters: 1, Mallt ux. Robert ab Richard ab Maredydd; 2, Annesta, ux. Robert ab Mâredydd; 3, Elizabeth ux. John Wynn Salusbury of Ruthin, ab Parson Ffoulke Salusbury, third son of Piers Salusbury of Rug and Bachymbyd; 4, Gwenhwyfar, ux. Johu Panton, ob. s. p.; and 6, Catherine, ux. Humphrey

ab Thomas.

2 Gruffydd Gethin ab David Llwyd ab Ednyfed ab Tudor ab Dwywg ab Gwilym ab Rhys ab Edryd ab Enathan ab Siaffeth ab Carwed ab Marchudd, lord of Uwch Dulas, Abergeleu and Bryn Ffanigl, chief of one of the noble tribes. Gules, a Saracen's head, erased, proper, environed about the temples with a wreath argent and gules. He was the ancestor of the Wynns of Dyffryn Aled. The last heir male of this family was Piers Wynn, whose daughter and heiress Diana built the present mansion, and was the mother of P. Wynn Yorke of Dyffryn Aled, Esq.

3 William Lloyd of Erw Gwyddel, married Catherine, daughter and heir of David Lloyd ab Maurice ab Ieuan ab David Lloyd, by whom he had a son, Thomas Lloyd of Erw Gwyddel, who married Jane, daughter of Thomas Vaughan of Pant Glâs, and had issue a son and heir, Thomas Lloyd of Erw Gwyddel, who married Jane,

ab Richard

Lloyd

Perkin in Eivionydd;

Isaf

Bwch in the

parish of Wrexham, ob.

1607

of Llan- ab John des. from Collwyn ab Tangno fair of Llangwm in Dinmael

John Roberts of Hafod Dorothy, d. of John Ellis of Arlrhey

y Bwch, ob. 1630

Hugh Roberts Catherine of Dudleston

Richard Parry, high sheriff for co. Flint in 1633-4, the eldest son of Richard Parry, bishop of St. Asaph, died without issue 6th July, 1649. William Parry, the second son of the bishop, was parson of Dolgellau, and had three sons: 1, John Parry of Pwll Halawg; 2, William Parry, who married Jane, daughter of Richard Wynn, and had issue, John, Richard, and Lucy; and 3, Richard Parry, who married Jane, daughter and heir of John Kyffin.

daughter of Richard Parry of Tref Tywysog in the parish of Henllan. Besides the families already mentioned, Hedd Moelwynog was the ancestor of the Lloyds of Llansannan, Penporchell and Cilcain; and the Wynns of Bryn Cynwrig. Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Robert Wynn ab John Wynn of Bryn Cynwrig married John Thelwall, eldest son and heir of John Wynn Thelwall of Bathafern Park, in Llanrhudd, Esq.

John Parry of Pwll Halawg, the eldest son of William Parry, was high sheriff for co. Flint in 1654, and father of Richard Parry of Pwll Halawg, whose eldest son, John Parry, was born August 9th, 1677. Add. MS. 9864.

DREF NEWYDD.

Add. MS. 9864.

John Lloyd of Dref Newydd,Eleanor, d. of John Pryse, parson of Whit-second son of Edward Lloyd | tington, Llandderfel, and vicar of Oswestry, of Llwyn y Maen. See Arch. son of John ab Thomas ab Rhys of OswesCamb., April 1876, p. 116 try, ab Maurice Gethin ab Ieuan Gethin ab Madog Cyffyn

Edward Lloyd Catherine, d. and coheir of John Trevor Fychan of Oswestry, and Margaret his wife, relict of Thomas Kynaston of Forhen, and daughter and heir of Richard Stanney

of Dref

Newydd

Edward or Iorwerth Angharad, d. of Robert Puleston

John Trevor
Fychan

of Caerwys

William Thomasine, ux., 1, Hugh
Richard ab Maurice ab Ieuan ab
Howel of Llangedwyn,

Edward,

a clerk

ab Iolyn ab Ieuan Gethin; 2, David ab Gruffydd ab Madog of Thevedur

Catherine, d. of John Lloyd ab Tudor of Bodidris in Iâl. Her mother was Catherine, d. of Harri Goch Salusbury, of Llanrhaiadr in Ceinmerch, ab Henry Salusbury, second son of Thomas Salusbury Hên, of Llyweni

1 Piers Cambrey, son of Perkin Camber of Trallwng, ab Sir Roger Camber, Knt., married the daughter and heiress of Cumus, and heiress of Llys Main in Llaneurgain. Besides Agnes, this Piers Cambrey had two other daughters. One married Mr. Blunt, and was mother to Sir Edward and Sir Richard Blunt, Knights; Peter and Thomas Blunt, Esquires. She married, secondly, Mr. Welsh. The third daughter married Mr. Hopton, and had issue, Edward, Henry, and several others. Agnes died in 1484.