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This
section first uploaded on 16.09.04.
The
following has been pulled together from various cross-references in the
database plus notes in BP1934 (Newborough).
Gathvoew
Vawr
1.
Cynan
of Tegaingl
BP1934
(Newborough) identifies Cynan's daughter Madlan as sister of ...
A.
Ednowain
Bendew
Although
there is uncertainty on this (noting his description in BLG1952
(Lloyd-Davis of Whittington) as "Edwyn ab Owain-bendew"), this
Ednowain is presumed to be the Ednowain Bendew (Edwyn ab Owain-bendew) of
Llys y Coed y Mynydd, Bodfari who married ...
It
is also an uncertain presumption that this was the Ednowain Bendew, Lord
of Tegiengle, who is identified in BE1883 (Cherlton of Powys) as father
of ...
This
section first uploaded on 11.03.08. It is thought likely that the following Norfolk family was connected in some way to the Bacons of Harleston, Norfolk.
Sir Thomas Bacon of Baconsthorpe, Norfolk (a 1360)
m. Alice or Joan Anthingham (dau of Sir Thomas or Roger Antingham)
1.
Sir Roger Bacon of Baconsthorpe
A.
John Bacon of Baconsthorpe
m. Maude Bedingfield
i.
John Bacon of Baconsthorpe
m. Margaret Baynard (dau of Robert Baynard of Spexhall)
Main source(s):
(1) For top section :
as noted above
(2) For lords of Lycheard : Walker's Yorkshire Pedigrees (1942, Vaughan of Sutton-upon-Derwent)
(3) For Phelip : TCP (Bardolf)
(4) For Bacon of Baconshorpe : Visitation (Suffolk, 1561, Glemham of Glemham) Back to top of page
