Dyddgu (Duddgu) ferch Robert
coheir of Meredith.
Also known as Jane ferch Robert, born Cedewain, Montgomeryshire, Wales.
In about 1197 she married Meilir "Gryg" ap Gruffudd.
She was the great grandaughter of Owen Gwynedd Fawr [=The Great], Prince of Gwynedd r.1137-70], who was the younger brother of Cadwaladr (Cadwalader). Hughes states she was the great grandaughter of Llywarch ap Trahaern [570], who I show as the father of Gwladys, 1st wife of Owain with Dyddgu descending from an unknown mistress of Owain
This fits with the comment by Rowley-Morris that a Blayney married an heiress "of the house of Owen Gwynedd" pg68 [35], and with the fact that John Blayney of Gregynog included the arms of Owen Gwynedd in his 1636 panelling [50] & [55].
There is a claim that the descent of the "noble" family of Blayney "Is from the ancient kings of Britain, in a direct line from Cadwallader, a younger son of the Prince of Wales" [326]. This Cadwaladr married Alice de Clare (dau of Richard FitzGilbert de Clare descended from Norman Lords). Unfortunately no-one seems to have documented the direct chain to support this claim [50] and it is not supported by any evidence I have seen. The good news is that this Cadwalader/Cadwaladr doesn't appear to be an ancestor one could be proud of. See Cad
Viking Pedigree:
1 Halfdan "White shirt", King of Dublin d.877 [son of Ragnar Lodbrock/Lodbrok
(Hairy-Britches) the famous Viking b~765; d.845, the son of Sigurd Hring King of
Denmark, Sweden & Norway B~730 d.812.]
+ unknown
2 Sitric I (Sigtryggr) Halfdansson (King of Dublin); b~860; r.888-893/4; d.896
Many genealogies have Sitric I the son of Halfdon's brother Ivar the Boneless
which would still have him descended from Ragnar, but why is he Halfdansson?
[perhaps Halfdan helped his "boneless" brother sire a son!!]
+ unknown
3 Sitric (Sihtric) II "Caech" (Caoch/Gale), Viking King of York and Dublin
b~890; d.927
+(1)unknown
+(2)Edith Beatrice b~897 d.946 m.926 at Tamworth, to seal a treaty
with the Vikings. She was the sister of Athelstan (Ethelstan), the Glorious,
King of England. A year after their marriage, Sigtrygg Gale died and his son Olaf
inherited his position. Olaf was the son of Sigtrygg by a previous marriage, but the
Northumbrians accepted him, and his uncle Guthfrith served as regent."
4 Olaf "Cuaran" (Kvaaran) King of York and Dublin.
Converted to Christianity, abdicated 980, d.981 (Iona)
+ Gormflaeth (Gormflath) d.1030, daughter of Morough (Murchad) MacFinn,
King of Leinster
5 Sitric (Sihtric) III Olafsson "Silkbeard" King of Dublin b~930
r.989-1036 (deposed). d.1042. First ruler in Ireland to issue
coins (known as Sitric coins). A devout Christian, went on pilgrimage to
Rome 1028, founded Christchurch Cathedral in Dublin 1030
+ Slani O'Brien b.980 the daughter of Brian Boru (Bruma), King
of Munster and subsequently High King of Ireland. m.999
6 Olaf, King of Dublin b~1000 d.1034
+ Mael Corcre (Maelcorcoe) O'Toole b~990 d.1034), daughter of
Dunlaing II MacTuathal, King of Leinster
7 Ragnhildr (Ragnaillt) of Dublin b~1031 (1024/8); d~1076
+ Cynan (Conan [713]) ab Iago, Prince of Gwynedd while in exile
b.~1020 d.1063 in battle 
Arms of
Gryffydd ap Cynan |
8 Gruffydd (Griffith) ap Cynan (Conan [713]), King of Gwynedd the longest
ruling Welsh Prince of Wales b.1055 (Dublin); r.1075 (Angelsea)
and from 1081 all Gwynedd (after killing Trahaearn ap
Caradog) till 1137; d.1137
+ Angharad (Angharat) of Tegaingl / Flint, b~1065; m.1085(95); d.1162)
daughter of Owain ab Edwin, Lord Tegaingl (of the Tudor line) and
Morwyl ferch Cynfyn b~1048. name="Gronwy">
Angharad's brother was Gronw (Goronwy) ab Owen who married Genilles ferch
Hoedlyw and had Cristin(a), 2nd wife of Owain GWYNEDD,
her cousin.
9 Rainillt (Rhanullt) b~1083 (Caernarvonshire) [593]
+ Madog ab Idnerth b~1056 d.1140
9 Cadwallon (Fawr) ap Gruffudd b~1097 (Caernarvonshire); d.1132
Killed by cousins Cadwgan ap Goronwy and Einion ab Owain [727]
9 Annest (Annes) b~1118
9 Marared (Margaret) b~1120 (Caernarvonshire)
+ Ieuaf ab Owain
10 Hywel ab Ieuaf
9 
Gwenllian ferch Gruffydd ap Cynan b~1085, sister of Owain Gwynedd;
The only Welsh woman known to have led an army in battle.
Killed at Cydwell (Kidwelly) in 1136 along with son Morgan
fighting the Norman forces of Maurice de Londres
+ Gruffydd ap Rhys, Lord of South Wales d.1160
10 Rhys ap Gruffydd Ancestor of King Henry VII of England and Wales
9 Susanna ferch Gruffydd b~1095 (Caernarvonshire) [593] [4th dau]
+ Madog ap Mareddud, Prince of Powys b~1091; d.1160
10 Gruffydd Maelor I, Prince of Northern Powys, Lord of Bromfield d.1191
+ Angharad ferch Owain (dau of Prince of Gwynedd)
10 Llywelyn d.1160
10 Gwenllian ferch Madog
+ Rhys ap Gruffydd, Prince of Deheubarth [The Lord Rhys] b.1132; d.1197
11 Rhys Gryg ap Rhys (Rhys the Hoarse) d.1233
[a client prince of Deheubarth under Llywelyn the Great]
4th son of Rhys ap Gruffydd
+ Joan de Clare
dau of Richard de Clare Earl of Hartford
12 Gwenllian ferch Rhys
+ Ednyfed Fychan Seneschal of Gwynedd d.1246
13 Goronwy, Lord of Tref-gastell d.1268
+ Morfydd ferch Meurig of Gwent
14 Tudur Hen, Lord of Penmynydd d.1311
+ Angharad ferch Ithel Fychan
15 Goronwy ap Tudor, Lord of Penmynydd d.1331
+ Gwerfyl ferch Madog Dafydd of Hendwr
16 Tudur Fychan, Lord of Penmynydd d.1367
+ Margaret ferch Thomas ap Llewelyn Iscoed, South Wales
17 Maredudd (Meredith) ap Tudor
+ Margaret ferch Dafydd Fychan of Anglesey
18 Owain ap Maredudd (Meredith) ap Tewdwr (=Owen Tudor)
founder of England's Tudor dynasty and ancestor of Oliver Cromwell
12 Maredudd
12 Janet ferch Rhys
+ Gruffydd ap Cadwgan
13 Cadwgan ap Gruffydd b~1270
+ Catherine ferch Aaron
14 Gruffydd Dwnn ap Cadwgan b~1300; d>1364
(first to use Dwnn=dark or dusky, also given as
Dwn, Dwyn, Dun and Don)
Suspected involvement in the dissappearance of half
of Edward II's missing treasure in 1331 [620]
+(1)Agnes ferch Cadwgan Ieuan (probably the mother
of Henry)
+(2)Meddefus ferch Gruffudd
15 Henry Dwn (Don) ap Gruffydd of Kidwelly
b~1340; d.1416
+ Agnes ferch Ieuan
16 Maredydd DWNN ap Henry
(Maredudd or Meredith or Mredydd) of Kidwelly
b~1370; d>1401
+ Mallt ferch Gruffudd ap Cadwgan Fychan b~1360(70)
17 Gruffydd (Griffith/s) DWNN
+ Joan SCUDAMORE, grandchild of Prince Owain Glyndwr who was
the last independent Prince of Wales.
18 Sir John DONNE b~1420+; d.1503
Welsh courtier, diplomat and soldier (Yorkist)
+ Elizabeth HASTINGS sister of Lord William HASTINGS
17 Owain DWNN
17 David DWNN of Kidwelly, Carmarthernshire
3rd & youngest son of Mredydd Dwnn"; had to flee to Montgomeryshire
after he killed the Mayor of Kidwelly.
+ Anghared ferch Dackws LLOYD or Cefn y Gwestyd
18 David DWNN vachan.
+ Elen ferch David ab Ieuan vachan
19 Ieuan DWNN of Gwestyd
+ Annes ferch Ieuan goch
20 Rhys goch DWNN of Gwestyd
+ Gwenllian ferch Ieuan ap David
21 Ieuan DWNN
21 Katrin DWNN (5th dau)
+ Rhys ab Owain
22 Lewys (Lewis) DWNN b~1545(50); d.1616 eminent C16
Welsh poet, genealogist and and herald.
Lewys assumed the surname of his mother's family [621]
| |
John Donne |
|
John DONNE b.1572; d.1631 (poet) claimed ancestry with Dwn family of Kidwelly  with their arms on a 1591 portrait namely a coat of arms of "azure, a wolf salient", with a crest of a quiver full of snakes. On taking holy Orders he stated "A sheaf of snakes used heretofore to be my seal, the crest of my poor family". His new seal was "The cross (my seal at baptism) spread below, Does by that form into an anchor grow." [625]
Other evidence points to John Donne being a companion and probably a close cousin to Lewis Dwn [145]
|
20 Gruffydd DWNN
(?=Griffith Dwnn, High Sheriff of Carmarthenshire 1547, 56 & 60)
17 Mabel (Mabli) DWN ferch Maredydd b~1399
+ Gruffydd ap Nicholas FitzUryan Esq
18 Rhys ap Gruffydd
18 Owain ap Gruffydd
18 Thomas "Hynaf" ap Gruffydd ap Nicholas d~1474
(sir Sir Thomas Griffith NICHOLAS)
+ Elizabeth ap Gruffydd
19 Margaret NICHOLAS
+(1)Sir Richard HERBERT
20 Sir Richard Herbert
+ Margaret ferch Griffith ap Rhys
22 Sir Edward Herbert
+ Elizabeth PRYCE
23 Richard HERBERT of Llyssyn
+ Magdalen NEWPORT
Friend and sponsor of Dr John Donne
24 Sir Edward HERBERT, 1st Lord HERBERT of Chirbury.
+(2)John HERLE
20 Thomas HERLE b.1503
+ Jane PERROT
21 Gwenthien HERLE
+ Thomas ap Evan Lloyd BLAYNEY
22 David Lloyd Blayney
17 Gwladys DWNN
+ Gwilim ap Fylip ap Sir Elidir DDU
17 Alison DWNN d.unm
10 Marared ferch Madog
+ Iowerth Drwyndwn, a Prince of Gwynedd
11 Llywelyn the Great, Prince of Wales b~1173; d.11Apr1240
Ancestor of David Lloyd BLAYNEY
10 Efa ferch Madog
+ Cadwallon ap Madog
9 Gwladdys
+ Walter FitzOther, Constable of Windsor Castle,
Keeper of the Forest in Berkshire b<1087 d>1100
(his second marriage, the first to Beatrice)
9 Jane
+ Llowden, Lord of Uchaeron
9 ?? also Yslani b~1104; ?Membyr "Ddu" b~1114; ?Tudwal b~1122
?Elen b~1089, Hywel and ? Merinedd b~1091 [593]
9 Cadwaladr ap Gruffydd (Cadwalader) of Caerdigan
b.1096 (1083) d.29Feb1172 (?killed by his English escort).
?Third son of Gruffydd ap Cynan.
Invaded Ceredigion With brother Owain capturing 5 castles in 1136
then in 1137 inflicted a heavy defeat on the Normans at the
Battle of Crug Mawr outside Cardigan. Captured Carmarthen.
Helped brother Owain rule until he was exiled in 1144 for
"misconduct". In 1143 his men killed Anarawd ap Gruffudd, Prince
of Deheubarth (and betrothed of Owain's daughter) in a land
dispute. Owain sent his son Hywel to attack Cadwaladr's castle
of Aberystwyth, but Cadwaladr escaped to Ireland. He
subsequently fought both for and against Owain and spent 5
years in exile in Cheshire with his 2nd wife's family, being
supported by Henry II with "honourable maintenance" see [50],
[595]
Eventually reconciled with Owen and even buried in
a double tomb with him at Bangor Cathedral.
Claimed ancestor of the Blayneys [326]
+(1)Gwerful b.1103 (1097) [dau of Gwrgan (Gwrgeneu) ap Hywel].
1st wife of Cadwaladr
[She subsequently married Gruffydd ap Maredudd, Lord Of Mawddwy and
they had Owain Cyfeilioc ap Gruffydd, Prince Of Powys]
10 Cadfan (Cadogan), inherited
Ceredigion in 1149 (presumably because Cadwaladr
didn't want it leaving his family because of his
falling out with his brother Owain).
+ Gwenllian ferch Owain b.1146 (daughter of Owain
Cyfeilioc ap Gruffydd, Prince Of Powys)
See Gwenllian
11 Tangwystl ferch Cadfan b~1212
+ Moriddig ap Sandde
+(2)Alice (Alicia/Adles/Adeliza) de CLARE (Tunbridge)
2nd wife of Cadwaladr
b.1121 [591] [50] (1102) d.~1163
(dau of Richard FitzGilbert de CLARE, 1st Earl
of Hertford) a direct descendant (male line)
from Richard I of Normanby g-grandfather of
William the Conquerer and maternally from
Lady Godiva and the Queen of Edmund Ironside
(Alice's mother was Adeliza De Meschines)
See Alice de CLARE's genealogy
10 Cunneda ap Cadwaladr 1142
10 Ralph ap Cadwaladr
Ralph and brother Richard have been identified with
the origin of the 'le Waley' surname "(an early form
of Walsh, Wallis, Wallace, etc.) found in Somerset,
Devon, Dorset, and Sussex in the 1200's, where the
names indicate descent from Richard and Ralph, sons
of Cadwalader and Alicia de CLARE, and where the
families were mainly on de Clare lands." [600]
10 Richard (Rhicert) ap Cadwaladr b.1140(50) (Caernavonshire)
The descendants of Ralph and Richard (ap Cadwalader) can be
traced in several families of Waleys in England. [600]
+(1)Agnes (Annes) (dau of Rarwedd ap Gwyn) [592]
11 Adlais (Alice/Adles) ferch Richard b.1199
+(1)Ithel Fychan ab Ithel LLOYS
12 Angharad ferch Ithel
+(1)Tudor Hên ap Goronwy b~1222 d.1311 son of Ednyfed
Vychan and Gwenllian ferch Rhys (dau of Rhys ap
Gruffydd, King of Deheubarth)
13 Goronwy ap Tudor
+(2)Cadwgon ap Llywarch b~1151
13 Ieuan 'y Dean Bychan'
+(2)Sir Tudor (Tudur) ab Ednyfed Fychan ap Cynwrig of Nant
and Llangynhafal b.1195 d1278 [592] [598] [599] see Tudor.
Son of Ednyfed Vychan ap Kendrig, Lord of Brynffenigl who
was the ancestor of the handsome Welshman Owen Tudor 
Owen Tudor arms |
(Owain Tewdwr), who became a squire for Henry V, then the
lover of Henry's widow (Catherine of Valois), and thus
King Henry VII's grandfather (& great grandfather of King
Henry VIII, father of Queen Queen Elizabeth I. [601]
12 Sir Heilin (Heilwyn/Heilyn/Hellin) ap Tudor b~1222(35) d.1298
+ Agnes (Annes) ferch Bleddyn (dau of Lord of Dinmael)
13 Gruffydd (Griffith) ap Heilin of Cochwillan
13 Grono ap Heilin
13 Angharad ferch Heilin
+ Daffydd Penmachno Goch ap Daffydd
11 Meredith (Maredudd ap Rhicert ap Cadwaladr)
+ ___
12 Dyddgu/Dyddo [94]
+ Meilir "Gryg" ap Gruffudd
According to "Oscar Mitchell [50], although most genealogies have Dyddgu as dau
of Meredith ap Robert ap Owen Gwynedd [337].
+(3)Anne ferch Gwyn 3rd wife of Cadwaladr
10 Cadwgan (Cadogan) ap Cadwaladr
11 Philip ap Cadwgan
10 Meredith (Maredudd) ap Cadwaladr Lord of
Cedewain and founder of the Cistercian
nunnery (before 1188) [597]
11 Gwellian
11 Adles
10 Cadwallon ap Cadwaladr
10 Alicia ferch Cadwaladr
Owain Gwynedd |
9 Owain Gwynedd, Fawr (=The Great)
Prince of Gwynedd King of Wales 1137-1163 then as concession
to Henry II, Prince of Wales
b~~1100 (1087, 1137 [727]) (Caernarvonshire);
d.Dec1169 in Henry II's reign.
Together with his brother Cadwaladr, Owain led three
expeditions (1136-37) against the English stronghold
of Ceredigion to the south. On Owain's death,
Gwynedd was divided amoung his sons (many who were
illegetimate) which lead to civil war 1170-4
which Dafydd & Rhodri won.
+(a)Pyfog of Ireland (Ffynnod Wyddeles) (mistress1)
10 Hywel Gwynedd, Elected Prince Of Gwynedd 1167 (killed
1170 in war against half-brothers). A lyric poet as
well as a warrior-prince who wrote on love of country
and produced the only love poems found in the works of
the early Welsh court poets.
11 Caswallon ap Howel d>1167
+(1)Gwladys b~1092(8) m.1125 d.1169; dau of Llywarch
[Lord of Pembroke] ap Trahearn (Traherne) ap Caradoc.
Gwladys claims descent from King Aethelred the Unready
through her great-grandmother Nest (wife of Prince Caradoc
of South Wales). Nest was the dau of Gruffyd and Ealdgyth
(who was later the second Queen of King Harold II),
Ealdgyth was the dau of Ælfgar Earl of Mercia and Princess
Ælfgifu, daughter of King Æthelred II the Unready [145].
It is claimed Gwladys & King Owain were ancestors though
the female line of the Blayneys of Gregynog, Wales
and of Castleblayney, Ireland. [326]
(follow bold lines)
10 Iorwerth Drwyndwn (the Broken-nosed) ap Owain Gwynedd; b.1145
in Aberffraw Castle, Aberffraw, Anglesey
d~1184 (1174), Pennant Mehangell
+ Margaret (Marared) ferch Madog, dau of Madog ap Maredudd,
Prince of Powys
or possibly dau of Walter CORBET [729]
11 Llywelyn Fawr ap Iorwerth, Prince of North Wales
+ Joan PLANTAGENET
(Legitimated) dau of King Henry I
10 Maelgwyn (Maelgwn) b~1126, inherited Anglesey,
r.1170-3, lost it to his brother Dafydd. d.1174
10 Gwenllian I b~1124 Caernarvonshire
+(1)Cadwgon ap Madog b~1138 Nannau, Wales
11 Madog ap Cadwgon b~1150 Nannau, Wales
+b>Efa ferch Madog b~1178 Montgomeryshire
12 Nest ferch Madog b~1200
+ Einion ap Seisyll b~1168 Meirionydd
13 Gronwy ab Einion b~1185 Cyfeiliog
+ Meddefus ferch Owain b~1163 of Cyfeiliog
[half siblings twice removed,
see 6 lines below]
+(2)Owain Cyfeiliog b~1125; d.1197 (Strata Marcella)
Welsh warrior-prince of Powys and poet 1117-97.
Founder of the Cistercian abbey of Ystrad Marchell.
Son of Gruffydd ap Mredudd (d.1128)
Subsequently married the daughter of his sworn enemy
Rhy ap Gruffydd. Refused to support Baldwin's crusade
so was excommunicated. Abdicated in 1195, retiring to
the monastery he built.
11 Gwenwynwyn ab Owain b~1151 r.1195 - d.1216
The last great ruler of (Southern) Powys contending
with Llywelyn ap Iorweth for overall control of Wales.
+ Margaret (Margred) ferch Rhys b~1089
(dau of King of Deheubarth)
11 Owain 'the Baron' ab Owain
+ Joan de CLARE
12 Gruffydd ab Owain
12 Sir Gilbert Poole Knight
11 Gwenllian ferch Owain
+ Cadfan ap Cadwaladr b>1149
12 Tangwystl ferch Cadfan b~1212
11 Meddefus ferch Owain b~1163 (85),
Cyfeiliog, Montgomeryshire, Wales
+ Gronwy ab Einion b~1185 Cyfeiliog
12 Iorwerth ap Gronwy of Cyfeiliog d>1278
+ Morfudd ferch Madog of Arwystli
13 Nest ferch Iorwerth b~1260 Cyfeiliog
+ Iorwerth ap Rhirid b~1242 Tegeingl
14 Robert ap Iorwerth b~1282 of
Tegeingl. d>1339
+ Alice ferch Ithel b~1286
of Tegeingl, Wales
15 Angharad ferch Robert
b~1306 at Tegeingl
+ ??Llywelyn ab Einion
g-grandfather of Evan (Ieuan) Blayney
[He actually married Angharad ferch Adda (Adam) ap Madoc(h)
of Kerry!]
+(2)Cristina ferch Gronw, [2nd wife of Owain GWYNEDD]
dau of Gronwy ap Owain and Genilles ferch Hoedlyw
[593], and so his cousin (Common
ancester = Owain ab Edwin, Lord Tegeing), much to the disapproval of
the church.
10 Dafydd (David) b~1135 r. East Gwynedd 1170-94/5;
r. all Gwynedd 1174-75. d.1203 (Aberconwy, Caernarvonshire).
+ Emma Plantagenet b~1138 (Normandy); m.1174; d.1214
illegitimate dau of Geoffrey V Plantagenet, Count of Anjou & Maine and
Adelaide d'ANGERS (concubine)
11 Gwenllian (Angharad) ferch Dafydd b.1143 (Caernarvonshire)
+ Gruffydd ap Cadwgan Lord Of Nannau b.1111 d.1192
12 Hunydd ferch Gruffydd b.1158
+ Sandde Hardd ao Caradoc b.1107
13 Moriddig ap Sandde
+ Tangwystl
11 Owain ap Dafydd
10 Rhodri (?twin of Dafydd) r. West Gwynedd 1170 - 90,
r. Anglesey 1193, after driving out Dafydd! d.1195
+(1)Gwenllian ferch Rhys
+(2)?
11 Thomas ap Rhodri
10 Angharad b>1170
+ Gruffudd Maelor I b>1160, d. 1191
10 Margaret ferch Owain
+ Bradwen ab Idnerth
10 Iefan (Ievan) ab Owain Gwynedd
+ __
11 Gwenllian
+ Hwfa ap Kendrig Lord Of Christionydol
12 Angharad ferch Hwfa
+ Cynwrig ap Iorwerth, Lord Of Brynffenigl
+(b) (Mistress2)
10 Rhun (son) d.1146
10 Cynan b~1140 d.1173/4 (held Merioneth briefly)
+ __
11 Gruffydd ap Cynan
11 Maredudd ap Cynan
10 Rhirid b~1132 (said to have accompanied Madog -see below)
10 Madog b~1142 (left for America!) [09e]
with 300 persons in ten ships [310] (pg18) seven years
after his first exploration in 1170 when he had left Afon
Ganol on the small ship Gwennan Gorn, collecting Riryd at
Lundy Island, landing at Mobile Bay, Alabama. [304]
10 Einion b~1144
10 Cynwrig I (son) b.1145 d>1165
10 Cynwrig II (son) b.1147 d>1165
10 Gwenllian II b~1130
+(c)Mofudd ferch Elfan (?Mistress3, ?wife3)
10 Iago ab Owain Gwynedd
10 Philip ab Owain Gwynedd
+(d)Unkown (?Mistress4)
10 Cadell b~1143
10 Rotpert (Robert) ab Owain
Possibly "Rotpert alias Cadwaladr" (nicknamed after his uncle) [639]
Robert ap-Owen Gwyn ap-Griffyth ap-Conan, according to LODGE [707]
+ ??Dyddgu ferch Madog [728]
11 Meredith ap Rotpert
This generation missed by LODGE [707] or called "Robert ap Robert" by Allen [728]
+ __
12 Dyddgu ferch Robert [337]. (Jane) [40] [728]
It would appear that Blayney claims for descent
from Owain Gwynedd through Dyddgu have avoided
being specific as Robert (Rotpert) ab Owain Gwynedd
was illegitimate!
+ Meilir "Gryg" ap Gruffudd
10 Idwal
+(e)Nesta. Ledgend has the prolific Owain having a child
with the beautiful Princess of Deheubarth (dau of Rhys
ap Tewdwr) who had children also to:
-Henry I (King of England), who "seduced her" while
she was a hostage (for her father), Henry then "gave
her" to
-Gerald FitzWalter de Windsor who married her ~1100
"In Christmas 1108 Owain ap Cadwgan of Cardigan came to visit Gerald
and Nesta. He so lusted after her that he, that night, attacked the castle
and carried her off and had his way with her. This upset Henry I so much
that the incident started a war." [600]
-Hait, Sheriff of Pembroke (?after Owain tired of her)
-Stephen de Ceredigion (had the last dance)
