Person:Llewellyn ap Owen (1)

Llewellyn ap Owen ap Meredydd ap Owen _____
m.
  1. Llewellyn ap Owen ap Meredydd ap Owen _____1270 - 1309
m.
  1. Thomas ap Llewellyn, Lord of South WalesAbt 1309 - Bef 1343
m.
  1. Thomas ap Llewellyn, Lord of South WalesAbt 1309 - Bef 1343
  • HLlewellyn ap Owen ap Meredydd ap Owen _____1270 - 1309
  • W_____ de Valle
m.
  1. Owain ap Llywelyn _____Abt 1298 - Abt 1357
  2. Thomas ap Llewellyn, Lord of South WalesAbt 1309 - Bef 1343
Facts and Events
Name[1] Llewellyn ap Owen ap Meredydd ap Owen _____
Alt Name[5] Llywelyn _____
Gender Male
Birth? 1270 Gwynnionith, Deheubarth, Wales
Marriage to Lady Eleanor _____, de Bar
Marriage to Gwanas ferch Thomas _____
Marriage to _____ de Valle
Marriage to Unknown
Death[2] 1309 Caerwedros, Wales
References
  1. j e griffiths pedigrees of anglesey and caernarvonshire families. j e griffiths
    301.
  2. LLYWELYN (-1309), in Cawley, Charles. Medieval Lands: A prosopography of medieval European noble and royal families.
  3.   Bridgeman, George Thomas Orlando. History of the princes of South Wales. (Wigan, Lancashire: Thomas Birch, 1876)
    page 240.

    "I have also much difficulty is ascertaining who the wife of Llewylyn really was. In some of the old Heraldic Pedigrees she is called Elen or Elianor, daughter of William de Barry; but I think it more likely that she was the daughter (and heiress) of Sir Robert Y Val, de Vale, or de la Vale, Lord of Trefgarn."

    In a footnote, Bridgeman gives reasons for supposing her to be the daughter of de Valle. He also states, "She was certainly not, as she is called by the Heralds who were employed to draw up the Pedigree of King Henry VII, the daughter of William Comte de Barr by Elinor the daughter of King Edward I."

  4.   Gwanas ferch Thomas, in Oman, Sandra. Tree: Wales. Welsh Medieval Database Primarily of Nobility and Gentry.
  5. Rhys ap Tewdwr 7, in Bartrum, Peter C. (Peter Clement). Welsh genealogies, AD 300-1400. (Wales: University of Wales Press, c1980).

    Bartrum gives him two wives:
    Gwanas f. Tos. ap Robinod, Cwnstabl Castell Llansteffan (citing E 218, 294)
    and
    NN f. Sir Robert de Valle of Trefgarn Owain (citing E 257)
    cite for death in 1309: PSW pp.238, 249