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     Ieuan ap Madog married Catherine ferch Elidir Ddu, daughter of Elidir Ddu (?).¹

      ; IEUAN Ap MADOG; m Catherine, dau of Elidir Ddu.¹

     Catherine ferch Elidir Ddu married Ieuan ap Madog, son of Madog ap Gwilym and Jonet ferch Gruffudd ab Ivor of Castleddwm.¹

     Madog ap Gwilym married Jonet ferch Gruffudd ab Ivor of Castleddwm, daughter of Gruffudd ab Ivor of Castleddwm.¹

     Jonet ferch Gruffudd ab Ivor of Castleddwm married Madog ap Gwilym, son of Gwillym ab Aron of Cilsant, Carms and Jonet ferch Meurig ap Trahaearn of Berriew, Montgomeryshire.¹

     Gruffudd ab Ivor of Castleddwm lived at Castleddwm, Wales.¹

     Gwillym ab Aron of Cilsant, Carms married Jonet ferch Meurig ap Trahaearn of Berriew, Montgomeryshire, daughter of Meurig ap Trahaearn of Berriew, Montgomeryshire.¹
Gwillym ab Aron of Cilsant, Carms married Gwenllian ferch Ednynet Fychan, daughter of Ednynet Fychan (?).¹

     Jonet ferch Meurig ap Trahaearn of Berriew, Montgomeryshire married Gwillym ab Aron of Cilsant, Carms, son of Sir Aron (Aaron) ap Rhys.¹

     Meurig ap Trahaearn of Berriew, Montgomeryshire lived at Berriew, Montgomeryshire, Wales.¹

     Sir Aron (Aaron) ap Rhys was born before 1190.¹
Sir Aron (Aaron) ap Rhys died after 1190.¹
      ; Sir ARON (AARON) Ap RHYS; attended RICHARD I on Crusade 1190 and for his gallantry against the Saracens is said to have been made a Kt of the Sepulchre of Our Saviour; m Gwenllian, dau of Ednynet Fychan, Steward to LLYWELYN THE GREAT.¹

     Rhys ap Bledri married Angharad ferch Llywelyn Ddiriaid, daughter of Llywelyn Ddiriaid ap Rhys.¹

      ; RHYS Ap BLEDRI; did homage to HENRY II, by whom he was made Ld Justice of S Wales; m Angharad, dau of Llywelyn Ddiriaid, s of Rhys ap Tewdwr, Prince Deheubarth (technically Seisyllwg and Dyfed) 1153-97, and had, with a dau (m Edmund Vychan, Ld of Erygyath, Steward and Ch Counsellor to PRINCE LLYWELYN (presumably the one known as 'THE GREAT', who reigned 1190-1240)).¹

     Angharad ferch Llywelyn Ddiriaid married Rhys ap Bledri, son of Bledri Latimer (?) of Cilsant, Carms and Clydwen ferch Gruffudd ap Cydrych.¹

      ; Angharad, dau of Llywelyn Ddiriaid, s of Rhys ap Tewdwr, Prince Deheubarth (technically Seisyllwg and Dyfed) 1153-97.¹

     (?) ferch Rhys married Edmund Vychan Lord of Erygyath.¹

     Bledri Latimer (?) of Cilsant, Carms married Clydwen ferch Gruffudd ap Cydrych, daughter of Gruffud ap Cydrych.¹
Bledri Latimer (?) of Cilsant, Carms was born before 1116.¹
Bledri Latimer (?) of Cilsant, Carms died after 1116.¹
      ; BLEDRI LATIMER, of Cilsant, called 'Latimer', or 'Interpreter', because he understood the language of the Normans who about now began their advance into S Wales and could help the Welsh communicate with them; living 1116; m Clydwen, dau of Gruffudd ap Cydrych.¹

     Clydwen ferch Gruffudd ap Cydrych married Bledri Latimer (?) of Cilsant, Carms, son of Cydifor Fawr (?) of Blaen Cuch, N Dyfed and Elinor ferch Llwch.¹

     Cydifor Fawr (?) of Blaen Cuch, N Dyfed married Elinor ferch Llwch, daughter of Llwch Llawen Fawr (?).¹

Cydifor Fawr (?) of Blaen Cuch, N Dyfed died in 1091.¹
      ; CYDIFOR FAWR, of Blaen Cuch, N Dyfed; m Elinor, allegedly of Cilsant, Llanwinio, Carmarths, dau of Llwch Llawen Fawr, and d 1091.¹

     Elinor ferch Llwch married Cydifor Fawr (?) of Blaen Cuch, N Dyfed.¹

     Elinor ferch Llwch lived at Cilsant, Llanwinio, Carmarthenshire, Wales; allegedly.¹

     Sir Robert de Hungerford married Joan(e) (?)
; possibly his 1st wife.¹ Sir Robert de Hungerford married Geva (?)
; his 2nd? wife, her 2nd husband.¹
Sir Robert de Hungerford died in 1354; dsp.¹
      ; Robert (Sir); MP Wilts 1316, commr 1327-28 to investigate extent of property held by the Despensers (see FALMOUTH, V); m ?1st Joan(e) -; m ?2nd, as her 2nd husb, Geva, widow of Adame de Stokke, and dsp 1354.¹

     Sir Adam fitz John of Cherill, Wilts married Elizabeth (?)²

     EDV-20.

Sir Adam fitz John of Cherill, Wilts lived at Cherill, Wiltshire, England.¹

     Sir John Strug of Heytesbury, Wilts lived at Heytesbury, Wiltshire, England.¹