290:. James, the younger son, opposed Glyndŵr. According to Philip Yorke he had matched his son Maredudd ab James with the daughter of Einion ab Ithel, who belonged to the House of Lancaster. James ab Maredudd held steadfastly to that house when Owain Glyndŵr rebelled so that in the time of that war he had the charge of Caernarfon town and held it for the Crown of England. In revenge for this Owain Glyndŵr burned his two houses; Cefn y fan or Ystumcegid and Cesail Gyfarch. James ap Maredudd was killed during the continuance of this war at Caernarfon and his body evacuated by sea to be buried at
238:"The father of James and Robert was Maredudd ab Hywel ab Dafydd ab Gruffudd ab Thomas ab Rodri, Lord of Anglesey, ab Owain Gwynedd, as is evident by the Extent of North Wales, in the twenty-sixth of Edward the Third. During Robert ab Maredudd's time, the inheritance, which descended to him and his brother James, was not parted after the custom of the country, by gavelkind, but James being married -enjoyed both houses, Cefn y fan and Cesail Gyfarch. From Robert, who did not marry till near eighty, descended the houses of
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323:"To John ab Maredudd his kindred and friends cleaved steadfastly, like courageous men: so then it began to be a proverb or phrase, to call the family of Owain Gwynedd Tylwyth John ab Maredudd, the race of John ab Maredudd."
680:"History was never a favourite subject of mine. We've always been humble farmers, that is until I and my two sisters became teachers. We've always been proud of our family history, but amongst ourselves, beyond that, no."
614:(born 9 December 1943) is the current head of the Anwyl of Tywyn Family whose male line ancestors are claimed to extend back to William Lewis Anwyl and beyond that to Owain Gwynedd and Rhodri Mawr. He resides in
188:, were successively Caradog, Gruffydd, Dafydd, and Hywel, who married Efa, daughter of Ifan ap Howel ap Meredydd of Ystumcegid, of the line of Collwyn ap Tangno, founder of the fifth
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The present Anwyl of Tywyn Family descend from the sixth son, Evan (Ieuan), whose descendants became head of the family on the deaths of his brothers and their male issue.
481:"The ancient family of Anwyl have resided at Llugwy from the time when Maurice Anwyl (circa 1695) m. Joan, the heiress of that place, but previously for many ages at
540:
Evan Anwyl (son of Evan Anwyl of Llugwy b.1680) of
Bacheiddan, Montgomeryshire (1718–1811) = Margaret daughter of Evan Richard, of Penmaen, Glamorgan and had issue:
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William (Rev) Anwyl of
Hendremur, Merioneth (1670–1729) educated St John's College Oxford (BA) = Jane, daughter and heiress of Thomas Lloyd, of Llandecwyn. In 1719
375:"William Lewis Anwyl, Esq., of Parc, Sheriff of Merioneth 1611, 1624, who married Elizabeth, daughter and co-heiress of Edward Herbert, Esquire, of Cemmaes, in
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taking various spellings over the years. The sons of
Maredudd ap Hywel, Robert and James, took opposing sides during the last war of Welsh independence led by
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Maurice Anwyl of Llugwy (c. 1717 – 1783) = Anne daughter of Hugh Evans, of
Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire. Had issue two sons, Evan (son A) and Maurice (son B);
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Evan (died 1666 with issue. His descendants in the male line survive to the present day. His side of the family became the senior in 1831)
573:, Montgomeryshire (1818–1897) = Ann daughter of Edward Jones, of Lawr-y-cal, Mallwyd. Had issue two sons, Evan (see below) and Jonathan;
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Evan Anwyl of Llugwy (c.1680 – 1722) = Mallt. He had issue: two sons, Maurice (see below) and Evan (see
Descendants of Evan (b.1718));
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Evan Anwyl of Llugwy (son A) (1745–1817) = Margaret Davies grand daughter of
Jonathan Bunce, of Glanfread. Had issue one son;
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964:
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Extinct Families of Merionethshire)
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Annals and antiquities of the counties and county families of Wales; Section V (Old and
Extinct Families of Merionethshire)
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Thomas Lloyd Anwyl of
Hendremur (1695–1734); married Margaret, daughter of Thomas Meyrick, and died 1734. He had issue;
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Seifion (1792–1851) = Elinor daughter of Evan Watkin, of Matharvarn, Merionethshire. Had issue;
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Jonathan Bunce Anwyl of Llugwy (1789–1852). He died unmarried and without issue and this line expires with him.
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William (d. 1694 with issue. His descendants in the male line continued until the death of Rice Owen Anwyl of
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the historian, his descendant, says, he was the elder brother; from James ab Maredudd, who was Constable of
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Maurice Anwyl of Llugwy (c.1645-c.1695) = Joane daughter of Hugh Pryce, of Penmaendyfi, Caernarfonshire.
379:, grandson of Sir Richard Herbert, Kt...By her he left a numerous offspring of 8 sons and 4 daughters."
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1637 = Elizabeth, eldest daughter and coheiress of Edward Herbert, of Maes Machre, Cemmaes, Wales.
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Lewis Anwyl (ap Robert) (1535–1605) = Elizabeth verch Morys ab Ieuan ap Sion ap Maredudd o Frynkyr
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Morys (Morris) ap Sion ap Maredudd (died c.1511) = Angharad verch Elisau ap Gruffydd ab Einion
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150:, Prince of Gwynedd (d. November 1170) = Cristina ferch Gronw ap Owain ap Edwin
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Argent, an eagle displayed with two necks sable (Meurig Llwyd of Llwyn y Maes)
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Heraldic Visitations of the Three Counties of North Wales above Conway
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in June 2011. Concerning his extraordinary heritage, Anwyl said,
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Gruffudd ap Caradog = Lleuca ferch Llywarch Fychan ap Llywarch
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family sided with Glyndŵr but survived the war receiving a
513:, King, first of N. Wales, then of all Wales (9th cent.)."
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William Lewis Anwyl of Park (c.1565 – 1642), magistrate,
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Dafydd ap Gruffudd of Rhos = Efa ferch Gruffudd Fychan
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of Gwydir died without male issue. William had issue;
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Caradog ap Tomas = Efa ferch Gwyn ap Gruffudd ap Beli
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555:(1751–1818) = Jonet daughter of John Pughe, of
335:(d.1576) = Lowry verch Lewis ab Ieuan ap Dafydd
607:Coat of arms of the descendants of Evan Anwyl.
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892:. Cambria Magazine. pp. 30–31.
728:Crest : An eagle displayed Or
535:Descendants of Evan Anwyl (b.1718)
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387:Lewis (d. 1641 without male issue)
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947:Meyrick, Sir Samuel Rush (1846).
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103:) are a Welsh family who claim a
653:in 1968. He resides at Ty Mawr,
421:Descendants of William Anwyl (5)
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951:. Vol. 2. pp. 69–71.
647:University of Wales Aberystwyth
594:, Merionethshire (1943-extant).
590:Evan Vaughan Anwyl of Ty-Mawr,
360:High Sheriff of Caernarvonshire
343:Family, after their abode near
464:High Sheriff of Merionethshire
356:High Sheriff of Merionethshire
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599:Evan Vaughan Anwyl of Ty-Mawr
450:Descendants of Evan Anwyl (6)
72:Evan Vaughan Anwyl of Ty-Mawr
563:, Merionethshire. Had issue;
499:Heraldic Visitation of Wales
394:1701 and this line expires.)
956:: Welsh Manuscripts Society
884:Rogers, Byron (June 2011).
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319:According to Philip Yorke;
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962:Thomas, Nicholas (1872).
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154:Rhodri ab Owain Gwynedd
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331:Robert ap Morys o'r
1034:Monarchs of Gwynedd
966:. pp. 664–700.
517:Maurice had issue;
485:, in the parish of
186:Lords of Rhiw Llwyd
184:. His descendants,
105:patrilinear descent
1054:Welsh royal houses
1039:House of Aberffraw
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117:House of Aberffraw
53:House of Aberffraw
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919:(3 August 2006).
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493:. There
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244:Sir John
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