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Ynyr Arglwydd ap Meurig (Nannau) b. 1230

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Lineage Nannau
Sex Male
Full name (at birth) Ynyr Arglwydd ap Meurig
Other last names Nannau
Parents

Meurig ap Madog (Argylwydd) [Nannau] b. 1200

Gwenllian ? (vch Iorwerth) [?] b. 1210

Events

1230 birth: Llanfachreth, Wales, Nannau

1270 child birth: Nannau, Llanfachreth, Merioneth, Wales, Ynyr Fychan ap Ynyr (Nannau) [Nannau] b. 1270 d. 1304

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About Nannau: according to Wikipedia, "The Nannau family is descended from the princes of Powys through the 13th century prince Ynyr Hen. The family were patrons of famous poets of the period, and the mansion is mentioned in several poems from the 14th century onwards."


From grandparents to grandchildren

Grandparents
Madog Ap Cadwgon (Arglwydd)
birth: 1170, Llanfachreth, Merionethshire, Wales, Nannau
Efa Verch Madog
birth: 1180, Montgomery (Powys), Cyfeiliog commote
Grandparents
Parents
Meurig ap Madog (Argylwydd)
birth: 1200, Llanfachreth, Nannau
Gwenllian ? (vch Iorwerth)
birth: 1210, Wales, Merioneth
Parents
 
== 3 ==
Gwerful vch Madog (Rhos)
birth: 1230, Rhos cantref, Denbigh, Wales
Ynyr Arglwydd ap Meurig (Nannau)
birth: 1230, Llanfachreth, Wales, Nannau
== 3 ==
Children
Gwenhwyfar Verch Gruffudd
birth: 1270, Montgomery (Powys), Penrhos, Penegoes
Ynyr Fychan ap Ynyr (Nannau)
birth: 1270, Nannau, Llanfachreth, Merioneth, Wales
death: 1304
Children
Grandchildren
Meurig Fychan ap Ynyr (Nannau)
title: Lord Nannau
residence: Nannau, Llanfachreth, Merioneth, Wales
burial: Dolgelly Church
Grandchildren

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