A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours (1836)
ous in all the records of the ancientBritons. Descended from the line of the ancientBritish princes was Teon, w^ho, at the closeof his life, in the fifth century, became amember of the college of St. lUtyd, andwas, first, bishop of Caer Loew (now calledGloucester), and afterwards bishop of Lon-don,… … LEWIS, OF GREENMEADOW. 387 after him, by the Welsh, Carneddau Teon^that is ihe Stone Heaps of Teon: to theEnglish inhabitants they are known by thename of the Stiperstones Hills. Twelfth in descent from Teon was Gwaeth-VOED, whose father Gwlydden, commonlycalled Cloddien, had married…
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