Description of the Armorial Insignia of the Vaughans of Llwydiarth; Which Once Surrounded Their Family Pew in Llanfihangel Church, But Are Now in Wynnstay Chapel; With Memorials of the Lloyds of Dolobran And Other Cognate Families
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401, 402.
2 Cambrian Quarterly, vol. i, p. 328.
THE ARMORIAL INSIGNIA OF THE VAUGHANS OF LLWYDIARTH.
Plate 7.
B 7.
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DALLASTVPK.
Mont. Coll. : Vol. xiv.
to facr jingr .S74.
THE VAUGHANS OP LLWYDIARTH. 23 converted that term of distinction into the family sur- name. About the year 1558, the interests of the old abbey tenants evidently clashing with those of the purchasers of its lands on the dissolution, we find Owen Vaughan contending in the law courts with Nicholas Purc...ell for the possession of abbey lands.
His wife Margaret was the daughter and co-heiress of Owen ap Grifiith of Gorddwr in Melienydd, a des- cendant of Elystan Glodrudd, by Blanche, daughter of Watkin Vaughan of Hergest, or Herast, whose an- cestry bore the armorial insignia emblazoned on the shields under line C.
B 8.— Inscription, "I. V. d.v., 1577".
Arms. — Vaughan of Llwydiarth.
Impaling', Ve7't, a chevrou between three wolf's heads, erased m'gent; for Ririd Flaidd, Lord of Penllyn.
The date, 1577, is doubtless that of the year when the Vaughan armorial canopy was set up over the family pew in the church of Llanfihangel, of wdiich the following description by the rector, the Bev.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
401, 402.
2 Cambrian Quarterly, vol. i, p. 328.
THE ARMORIAL INSIGNIA OF THE VAUGHANS OF LLWYDIARTH.
Plate 7.
B 7.
omxfM^%$.:m^t^t*m:mm B 8.
DALLASTVPK.
Mont. Coll. : Vol. xiv.
to facr jingr .S74.
THE VAUGHANS OP LLWYDIARTH. 23 converted that term of distinction into the family sur- name. About the year 1558, the interests of the old abbey tenants evidently clashing with those of the purchasers of its lands on the dissolution, we find Owen Vaughan contending in the law courts with Nicholas Purc...ell for the possession of abbey lands.
His wife Margaret was the daughter and co-heiress of Owen ap Grifiith of Gorddwr in Melienydd, a des- cendant of Elystan Glodrudd, by Blanche, daughter of Watkin Vaughan of Hergest, or Herast, whose an- cestry bore the armorial insignia emblazoned on the shields under line C.
B 8.— Inscription, "I. V. d.v., 1577".
Arms. — Vaughan of Llwydiarth.
Impaling', Ve7't, a chevrou between three wolf's heads, erased m'gent; for Ririd Flaidd, Lord of Penllyn.
The date, 1577, is doubtless that of the year when the Vaughan armorial canopy was set up over the family pew in the church of Llanfihangel, of wdiich the following description by the rector, the Bev.
What to read after Description of the Armorial Insignia of the Vaughans of Llwydiarth; Which Once Surrounded Their Family Pew in Llanfihangel Church, But Are Now in Wynnstay Chapel; With Memorials of the Lloyds of Dolobran And Other Cognate Families?
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