Iasedd ap Carwed (abt. 950)

Born about 0950 in Brynffanigl, Kingdom of Gwynedd [uncertain]

Ancestors

Descendants

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Biography

Birth and Parents

Boyer and Lloyd show Iasedd ap Carwed as the son of Carwed and grandson of Marchudd. ^[1][2][3][4] These names come from pedigrees and little specific information is known of them.

Iasedd and Jaseth are forms of the same name.

Croslegh shows Jaseth ab Carwed ab Marchudd descended from Marchudd, Founder of the Eighth Noble Tribe of North Wales. ^[5]

Pedigree and Date Estimation

Carl Boyer affirms that very little is known about some of the persons in Genilles' line of descent, which can be portrayed as follows, with estimated dates:^[1] These dates are highly speculative and intended only to serve as a check on other dates provided in popular genealogies.

1. Cynan, born, say, 860
2. Marchudd, born, say, 890
3. Carwed, born, say, 920
4. Iasedd, born, say 950
5. Inethan, born, say, 980
6. Edryd had two children, Ithel and Idnerth, born, say, 1010
7. Ithel, brother of Idnerth, born, say, 1040
8. Hoedlyw, first cousin of Gwgon, born, say 1070
9. Genilles, second cousin of Iorwerth, born, say 1100

Marchudd was Lord of Abergeleu and Uwch Dulas, with arms described as: gules, a Saracen's head erased at the shoulders, ppr, wreathed about the temples argent and azure.^[3]

Marchudd ap CYNAN (Lord) de RHOS, was Head of one of "Eight Noble Tribes", De Bretagne. ^[6]

Lands

Jafeth was Lord of Brnffenigl (Abergale) ^[6]

Uwch Dulas was a commote in medieval north Wales. With the commotes of Creuddyn and Is Dulas it formed the cantref of Rhos. Creuddyn formed its boundary on the north and the Conwy Valley on its west. At one time the cantref of Rhos was a separate Kingdom, then by the 11th century was absorbed into the Kingdom of Gwynedd. It is located in the historic county of Denbighshire. ^[7]

Abergele ^[8] is on the north coast of Wales and means the estuary of the Gele river.

Research Notes: Additional Pedigrees

Croslegh gives a line of descent from Marchudd:

1. Marchudd, Founder of the Eighth Noble Tribe of North Wales ^[5]
2. Carwed ab Marchudd
3. Jaseth ab Carwed
4. Nathan ab Jaseth
5. Edryd ab Nathan
6. Idnerth ab Edryd
7. Gwgon ab Idnereth
8. Iorwerth ab Gwggon had two sons, Lleweleyn, Prince of Wales, and Cynwrig.

Lloyd gives a pedigree of Gwen, who married William lloyd of Blaen Glyn:

1. Gwen, daughter of
2. Tudor ab
3. Gruffydd of Plas yn Egryn ab
4. Ednytved ab
5. Gruffydd Llwyd ab
6. Llywelyn ab
7. Ednyfed ab
8. Urien ab
9. Tegwared ab
10. Iorwerth ab
11. Iddon ab
12. Ithel ab
13. Edryd ab
14. Inathan ab
15. Siofeth ab
16. Carwed ab
17. Marchudd, Lord of Abergeleu and Uwch Dulas^[4]

Jenkyn ab Ieuan maried Lucy

1. Lucy, daughter of

Gruffydd Goch ab David ab Madog ab Meurig ab Cynwrig ab David ab Rhys ab Edryd ab Inathan ab Japheth ab Carwed ab Marchudd, Lord of Abergeleu and Uwch Dulas: gules, a Saracen's head erased at the shoulders, ppr, wreathed about the temples argent and azure.^[3]

Edward Wynn of Llangower married, secondly

1. Jane, daughter and heiress of
2. William tudor of Egryn Abbey, Esq, ab
3. Hugh ab
4. William ab
5. Tudor ab
6. Gruffydd ab
7. Ednyfed ab
8. Fruffydd Llwyd ab
9. Llywelyn ab
10. Ednyfed ab
11. Mor ab
12. Tegwared ab
13. Iorwerth ab
14. Iddon ab
15. Ithel ab
16. Edryd ab
17. Inathan ab
18. Iapheth ab
19. Carwed ab
20. Marchudd, Lord of Abergeleu and Uwch Dulas ^[2]

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} Carl Boyer 3rd. Medieval Welsh Ancestors of Certain Americans. Generally follows Bartrum. By the author: Santa Clarita, California 2004. Marchudd ap Cynan, pages 246-247.
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1} J. Y. W. Lloyd of Clofhfaen, Esq. The History of the Princes, the Lords Marcher and the Ancient Nobility of Powys Fadog and the Ancient Lords of Arwystli, Cedewen and Meirionydd p. 288, History of Powys Fadog London: Whiting & Co, 1884. Accessed 5 May 2020 jhd
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1 3.2} J. Y. W. Lloyd of Clofhfaen, Esq. The History of the Princes, the Lords Marcher and the Ancient Nobility of Powys Fadog and the Ancient Lords of Arwystli, Cedewen and Meirionydd p. 367, Wynn of Eunant London: Whiting & Co, 1884. Accessed 5 May 2020 jhd
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1} J. Y. W. Lloyd of Clofhfaen, Esq. The History of the Princes, the Lords Marcher and the Ancient Nobility of Powys Fadog and the Ancient Lords of Arwystli, Cedewen and Meirionydd p. 381, Lloyd of Blaen Gyn London: Whiting & Co, 1884. Accessed 5 May 2020 jhd
5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1} Charles Croslegh. Descent and Alliances of Croslegh, or Crossle, or Crossley of Scaitcliffe and Coddington of Oldbridge; and Evans, of Eyton Hall. Owen of Bodowen, Lineage De La More Press, London, 1904 p. 371, retrieved 2014-06-21, amb
6. ↑ ^{6.0 6.1} Alain Foullon. Alain Foullon's Family Tree. Geneanet. Profile for Nathan ap Iafeth Accessed 5 May 2020 jhd
7. ↑ Welsh Wikipedia. Uwch Dulas Accessed 5 May 2020 jhd
8. ↑ Wikipedia:Abergele Accessed 5 March 2020 jhd

Acknowledgements

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