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Lineage |
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Llyr Merini |
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Caradoc Freichfras 475 |
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Cawrdaf 510 |
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Caw 540 |
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Gloyw 575 |
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Hoyw 610 |
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Cynfarch 645 |
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Cyndegg 675 |
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Teithwalch 710 |
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Tegyd 745 |
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Tangwydd 780 |
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Anarawd 810 |
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Gwenddy 845 |
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Hydd Hwgan 880 |
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Gwynngy 915 |
John Lewis |
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Einion 950 |
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Richert 980 |
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Ifor 1010 |
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Maenyrch 1040 |
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Rhys Goch 1070 |
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Cynhyllyn 1100 |
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Cynfyn 1135 |
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Cynhyllyn 1165 |
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Cynfyn 1195 |
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IIeuan 1225 |
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Ieuan Fychan 1255 |
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Jenkin 1285 |
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Dafydd Mwnton 1320 |
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Hywel Hir |
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David |
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Gwilym |
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John |
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Thomas |
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Lewis 1510 |
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|
Richard Lewis 1540-1628 |
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Lewis Prichard 1587-5/4/1616 |
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Father |
Mother |
| Lewis Prichard |
Catherine Richard |
|
| DOB |
1592 |
Monmouthshire |
| DOD |
1657 |
Chemokins VA |
| Marriage |
2/3/1610 |
St. Teilo's |
| Spouse Name:
Johane Lewis |
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|
In 1948 Dr. Malcolm Harris and Mr. R. Tyler Bland uncovered the ancient
gravesite on Poropotancke Creek, of John Lewis. It read;
"Here lieth interred the body of John Lewis Born in
Monmouth Shire died the 21st of August 1657 aged 63 years The anagram
of his name I shew no ill"
Engraved thereon, a Coat of Arms, and within the first
quarter a dragon's head erased vert, holding in its mouth a sinister hand
gules.
[erased=torn from body, vert=green, sinister=left,
gules=red/blood]
| Children |
DOB |
DOD |
Spouse |
| Gwenllian |
c. 1611 |
|
|
| Lettus |
c. 1615 |
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| Watkin |
c. 1621 |
|
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| John |
c. 1633 |
1689 |
Miller |
| Edward |
c. 1641 |
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