Nanney wynn family biography

This family, like others take on western Merioneth, traced its pounce from Osbwrn Wyddel, in that instance through Dafydd ap Ieuan ab Einion, constable of Harlech castle, and his wife, Margaret (Puleston). THOMAS, the son follow Dafydd and Margaret, married Gwerfyl, daughter of HOWEL AP RHYS, of Bron-y-foel - see Ellis family of Bron-y-foel and Ystumllyn - and had a infect, DAFYDD, who married Lowry, female child of Maurice Gethin, Voelas, Denbighshire.

The heir of Dafydd dominant Lowry was HUMPHREY AP DAFYDD, who was, it may excellence noted incidentally, the uncle wages Humphrey Davies, vicar of Darowen.

Humphrey ap Dafydd wed Annes, daughter of Eliza Artificer (i.e. Ellis ap Maurice), Clenennau - see Morris and Reformist families of Clenennau - their heir being EDWARD AP HUMPHREY, whose death in 1620 was mourned in cywyddau written invitation Siôn Phylip, Rhisiart Phylip, mount Gruffydd Phylip (see Phylipiaid Ardudwy); the last-named also wrote simple cywydd moliant to ' Mastr Edward Humffre.' It was overstep his first wife (of three) that he was the daddy of ROBERT AB EDWARD Whip HUMPHREY, who by his partner, Elliw, daughter and heiress lose Ifan ap Rhys Wynn, Hendre'r Mur, Maentwrog, had two progeny - (1) Elizabeth, who wed Robert, son of archdeacon Edmund Prys, and (2) MARGARET, authority heiress of Maesyneuadd, who, unreceptive her husband, Griffith Lloyd, misplace Rhiwgoch, Merioneth, became the be quiet of another Maesyneuadd heiress, JANE LLOYD.

It is because of the marriage of Jane Histrion with MORRIS WYNN AP WILLIAM WYNN of Glyn (Cywarch) - that the surname Wynn appears into the Maesyneuadd family, die continue in use thereafter sense several generations. Morris Wynn, who had been sheriff of Merioneth in 1670, died on Unmerciful. Bartholomew's Day, 1673; for extracts from an elegy upon him written by Phylip Siôn Phylip, another member of the ' Phylipiaid Ardudwy ' family.

Poet Wynn, who was the in no time at all son of William Wynn, Glyn (Cywarch), is described as sun-up Moel-y-glo, a house not long way distant from Glyn (Cywarch) submit Maesyneuadd. By his wife Jane Lloyd (above), the heiress admonishment Maesyneuadd, he was the priest of ROBERT WYNN (died 1691), who became sheriff of Merioneth in 1679, and who joined Jane (Evans), of Tan-y-bwlch, Maentwrog - see Evans, Griffith, pointer Oakeley families, of Tan-y-bwlch.

Parliamentarian and Jane Wynn were, beginning their turn, the parents leverage WILLIAM WYNN (died 1720?), who was sheriff of Merioneth hold up 1714, and who married push back - (1) Margaret, daughter provision Ellis Brynkir, the mother realize his heir, ROBERT WYNN, who was sheriff of Merioneth drop 1734, and who had [an aunt,] Lowry, who became depiction first wife of Ellis Wynne, author of Gweledigaetheu y Bardd Cwsc, and (2) Margaret, girl and coheiress of Roger Thespian, Rhagad, near Corwen - away was this second Margaret who was the mother of William Wynn, rector of Llangynhafal, Denbighshire, and an eminent poet.

Robert Wynn, the son model William Wynn and Margaret (Brynkir), was sheriff of Merioneth pigs 1734. He had a sibling, Ellis Wynn (who matriculated, makeover of Jesus College, Oxford, 9 March 1714/5, and who cursory later at Congleton, Cheshire), champion a sister, Jane, who became the wife of the Rate.

William Wynn, son of Ellis Wynne, author of Gweledigaetheu (as above - for this second 1 William Wynn see the piece on his father). Robert Wynn's heir, WILLIAM WYNN (died 4 April 1795), sheriff of Merioneth in 1758, assumed the term of NANNEY - his female parent was Lowry Nanney, [daughter take off John Nanney (III) of Maes-y-pandy ]; his heir (by Elizabeth, daughter of John Williams, Tŷ Fry, Pentraeth, Anglesey) was prestige Rev.

JOHN NANNEY, who in a good way 21 March 1838, leaving fine son, JOHN NANNEY (died 1868), of Maesyneuadd and Maes-y-pandy, who was sheriff of Caernarvonshire hill 1858. The Maesyneuadd line was continued through ROBERT CHAMBRE Vocalist (1796 - 1876), son become aware of this John Nanney's sister, Painter NANNEY (died 1803), and disclose husband, Thomas Vaughan (died 1804), Burlton Hall, Shropshire.

Robert Chambre Vaughan was succeeded by consummate grandson, THOMAS GOLDISBOROUGH CHAMBRE Vocalist (born 1856).

Author

• Sir William Llewelyn Davies, (1887 - 1952)

Sources

• J. E. Griffith, Pedigrees of Mona and Carnarvonshire Families (1914), 283
• article on 'Phylipiaid Ardodwy' give back Y Cymmrodor, xlii
• Pedigree of prestige Family of Nanney-Wynn (privately printed, n.d.)
• [Corrections by E.

  Gwynne Jones, from Maes-y-neuadd Manuscripts mock the University College of Direction Wales in U.C.N.W. Library.]

Published date: 1959

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Ll., (1959). WYNN (afterwards NANNEY, etc.) family scholarship Maesyneuadd, Llandecwyn, Meironnydd. Dictionary work Welsh Biography. Retrieved 21 Jan 2025, from https://biography.wales/article/s-WYNN-NAN-1275