James Lewys of Coedmore, Esq., by whom he had a son and heir John Pugh of Mathavarn, Esq. For the good and acceptable services of Rowland Pugh of Mathavarn, Esq., and John Pugh, Esq., his son and heir, rendered to King Charles I and King Charles II, the last-named king granted to John Pugh of Mathavarn, Esq., the whole of the lordship of Cyveiliog, in the sixteenth year of his reign, and in the year 1661. By his wife Anne, daughter of John Mostyn of Rhyd, Esq., John Pugh had issue a son and heir William Pugh of Mathavarn, Esq., Lord of Cyveiliog, living in 1711. He married Margaret, daughter of John Lloyd of Ceiswyn and Aberllyveni, Esq., by whom he had issue two sons 1. John Pugh of Mathavarn, Esq., Lord of Cyveiliog, barrister-at-law, and M.P. for co. Montgomery. He married Elizabeth, daughter of the Lord Viscount Scudamore, by whom he had no issue. II. Rowland Pugh of Mathavarn, Esq., Lord of Cyveiliog, who married Elizabeth, daughter of Roger Salusbury of Rug, Esq., Lord of Rûg and Glyndyvrdwy, by whom he had issue 1. William Pugh Salusbury, ob. s. p. 1. Maria Charlotte, heiress of Rûg and Mathavarn, and Lady of Rûg, Glyndyvrdwy, and Cyveiliog (see p. 31). II. Elizabeth Margaretta, ob. s. p. The Pughs of Mathavarn, unfortunately, owned a great amount of the tithes in the lordship of Cyveiliog, and gradually the estate became involved, and was sold, with the lordship, to Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. 1 Mont. Coll., vol. xvi, p. 125. CWM YR ON, IN LLANGURIG. David, third son of Ieuan Llwyd ab Llywelyn ab Tudor of Mathavarn. Ħ Llywelyn ab David. Gruffydd Mawddwy. Howel Mawdd wy. Lewys ab Gwervyl, d. of Gruffydd ab Howel ab Howel ab Iorwerth ab Maredydd Benwyn of Pen y Rhuddlan, in the parish of Llanidloes (sable, three horse's heads erased argent). Her mother was Margaret, d. of Llywelyn, Mayor of the town of Llanidloes. The mother of Margaret was Tangwystl, d. of Ieuan ab Philip ab Gruffydd ab Madog Danwr of Llangurig. 1st wife, d. of 2nd wife, Eva, d. of Mared- Elen, ux. Ieuan Blaeney ab Gruffydd of Grugynog. Sable, three horse's heads erased argent. Gwenllian Vechan, d. of Rhys ab Ieuan ab Rhys ab David ab Howel Vychan of Gilvachwen, second wife. Her mother was Elliw, d. of Jenkyn Goch ab Howel ab Ieuan ab Llywelyn ab Ieuan ab Llywelyn ab Howel ab Maredydd ab Bleddyn ab Cynvyn. See vol. i, p. 111. Elen, d. of Ieuan Mallt, ux. Maurice ab Llywelyn of Llan y Wared, second son of Ïeuan ab Gruffydd ab Howel Lloyd of Clochvaen. See vol. ii. of Cwm yr On. Rhys of Cwm yr On. David. CAELAN IN LLANBRYNMAIR. (Harl. MS. 1966; Add. MS. 15,017.) Maredydd ab Rhys of Caelan, ab Ieuan ab David Goch ab David ab Gruffydd ab Ednowain ab Bradwen, Lord of Dolgelli. Gules, three snakes ennowed in triangle argent. Ieuan of Mallt, d. of Aron ab Ednyved ab Llywelyn ab Tudor Gruffydd ab 1. ab Gruffydd of Caelan. V Eva, ux. Gruffydd Mawddwy. Margaret, d. of Robert ab Maredydd ab Howel of Gwydir. Mallt or Margaret, ux. Hywel ab Rhys ab Llywelyn of Rhos y Robert ab Gruffydd of Maesmor in Dinmael, ab Rhys ab David ababī Gruffydd ab Owain ab Bleddyn ab Owain Brogyntyn. 5th son Gruffydd Lowri, d. of William ab Gruffydd Vychan. Robert Wynn of Elizabeth, d. of Thomas Lloyd Gethin of Ar Ddwyvaen Llwyn y Bee. in Dinmael. Pyers Wynn of Plâs Isav. Jane, d. and heir of John Pryse, Clerk. Robert Wynn Catharine, d. of John Lloyd of Rhagad. of Plâs Isav. Ermine, a saltier gules, a crescent or for difference. William Rebecca, Margaret, d. of coheiress. Wynn M.A., Edward Wynn. William Eyton Cynwrig Eyton Robert John of Plâs Warren. Robert Eyton. Eyton. Owain. William. Robert. Roger. Rebecca. Margaret. Elizabeth. | a 1 Owain Eyton was the eighth son of Sir Gerard Eyton of Eyton, Knight Banneret. He was appointed Rector of Corwen in 1666, Canon of St. Asaph in 1685, sinecure Rector of Llanarmon yn Iâl in 1687, and Treasurer of Bangor in 1689. In 1709, William Eyton of Plâs Warren, co. Salop, Esq., founded at Corwen an almshouse for six clergymen's widows of Merionethshire; and the produce of lands to the amount of £60 per annum is equally divided among them. (Pennant's Tour, vol. ii.) | a Elizabeth, William Owen of Pentrev Gwyddel, of the family of Brannas coheir. John, ob. s. p. = Uchav. Rebecca, heiress. John Lloyd of Pont Gruffydd in THE BARONS OF CYMMER. Iorwerth, the third son of Owain Brogyntyn, was Baron of Cymmer and Llangar. He married Eva, daughter and heiress of Madog, Lord of Mawddwy, son of Gwenwynwyn, Prince of Upper Powys, by whom he had two sons-1, Gruffydd; and 2, Elissau, who was Baron of Llangar. Gruffydd, who succeeded his father as second Baron of Cymmer, was compelled to submit to Edward I, and received in 1284 (12 Edward I) from that monarch a pardon and grant of confirmation to hold his land per baroniam. He married Gwenllian, daughter of David Goch, Lord of Pen Machno, who bore sable, a lion rampant argent in a border engrailed or, son of Gruffydd, 1 John Lloyd purchased Pont Gruffydd in 1686. He was the son of William Lloyd ab Robert Lloyd, third son of William Lloyd of Fforest, ab David Lloyd, third son of Maredydd ab Goronwy ab Gruffydd Gethin of Dyffryn Aled, descended from Marchudd ab Cynan, Lord of Uwch Dulas and Abergeleu. Gules, a Saracen's head erased at the neck proper, wreathed about the temples sable and argent. By his first wife, Rebecca, John Lloyd had a son and heir, William, who inarried Frances, daughter and heir of Bell Jones of Plâs Mawr, co. Flint, by whom he had a son and heir, Bell Lloyd of Pont Griffith, the ancestor of Lord Mostyn. (See vol. v.) Lord of Denbigh, second son of Gruffydd ab Llewelyn, Prince of Wales. By this lady, Gruffydd had issue a son and heir— David, third Baron of Cymmer, who married Annesta, daughter of Madog, Baron of Main, in Meivod ab Iorwerth Vychan, first Baron of Tre'r Main, ab Iorwerth Goch ab Maredydd ab Bleddyn, Prince of Powys (or, a lion rampant gules), by whom he had issue two sons—1, Owain, fourth Baron, who died s. p. ; and a second son Llywelyn Ddu, fifth Baron, who married Anne, relict of Thomas ab David, Baron of Hendwr, and daughter of Ieuan ab Iorwerth ab David of Llan Uwch Llyn Tegid, in Penllyn, by whom he had issue Ieuan, sixth Baron, who married Margaret, daughter and heiress of Ieuan ab Llywelyn, Baron of Crogen, in Penllyn, and of Branas Uchav, in Edeyrnion, son of David ab Gruffydd, eldest son of Owain Brogyntyn, by whom he had issue Rhys, seventh Baron of Cymmer and Baron of Branas Uchav and Crogen, and Raglor of Aber Tanad, 2 Henry V, 1415. He married Angharad, daughter and heiress of Howel, a younger son of Meurig Vychan, eighth Lord of Nannau (or, a lion rampant azure), by whom he had two sons-1, Gruffydd of Plâs Ynghrogen, Baron of Crogen and Branas Uchav, who married Mallt, daughter of John Eyton Hên ab James Eyton, Lord of Trevwy or Eyton Isav (see Mont. Coll., October 1876, p. 213), and a second son David, eighth Baron of Cymmer, who was living October 1427, married Mali, daughter of Ieuan ab Einion ab Gruffydd of Cryniarth and Hendwr, by whom he had issue, besides a younger son, Ieuan of Dolau Gleision, ancestor of the Lloyds of that place, an elder son and heir Gruffydd Vychan, ninth Baron of Cymmer. |