A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland, enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank; but univested with heritable honours (1838)
the rule of a part of the principality ofPowys, he granted to Uchdryd the lordshipsof Cyveilioc, Mowddwy, Meirion, and Pen-llyn, upon condition that he (Uchdryd) andhis descendants should upon all occasionssupport the grantor and his heirs. Fromthat period to this the descendants of Uch-dryd have… … This family descends in a direct line fromHywel Dda, or the Good, the celebratedlegislator, who, on the death of his father.Cad ell, (son of Rod eric the Great) in 907,became prince of South Wales, and in sixyears afterward, at the decease of Ana-rawd, prince of Gwynedd, (anno 913) at-tained the…
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