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Name Fields Welsh Aristocrats

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Family Search doesn't start using the ap in the LNAB until the 1400 Births - where a daughter might be Margaret Ap Owain - with her father being Ryan Ap Owain.

Same with http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/i331.htm#s21271

Maybe I am the only one with this problem - using ap, ferch etc... in the LNAB is placing all the names in A and F in my Watchlist and muddling this group with the standardized LNAB.

http://www.clwydfhs.org.uk/helachau/patronymics.htm

It is enough of a task to decide upon the correct spelling for names in the Cymru category.

Adding the gender in the LNAB is making tasks more time consuming when scrolling (before the change in handling LNAB all children M/F/Unknown Gender could be located under the father's given name when looking through my Watchlist or searching for possible duplicates of other children/siblings) or on a profile that hasn't given a gender is offputting and discouraging.

At the point of smh and throwing my hands up. :/

In this - the chart doesn't show "ap" as being used in the LNAB

https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Wales_Names,_Personal

Hey Vic

FamilySearch's Welsh Medieval Database no longer exists. What would be the best replacement for it?

Maryann

Thankyou Vic for sharing your knowledge, I'll atemp to follow this guide as much as possible whilst adding to and altering the information I have already entered.

Hopefully it helps someone else who also has a connection to my family heritage.

Thank you again, appreciated