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Note for:   Peter Conway,    -          Index

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Occupation:   
     Date:   1508
     Place:   Archdeacon of St Asaph

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Note for:   Dafydd Chwith ap Dafydd,    -          Index

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     Griffith's Pedigree notes that he is descended from Owen Gwynedd

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Note for:   Thomas Davies,    -          Index

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Occupation:   Bishop of St Asaph

Will:   
     Date:   1576
     Place:   Proved by PCC

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Note for:   Catherine vch Richard ap Evan ap Dafydd Fychan,    -          Index

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     Heiress of Richard ap Evan ap Dafydd Fychan and Alice his wife, daughter of Griffith Lloyd and heiress of Kinmel.

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Note for:   William Griffith,    -          Index

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Residence:   
     Place:   Penrhyn

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Note for:   Ann Holland,    -          Index

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Burial:   
     Date:   1644

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Note for:   David Holland,    - 12 Jan 1616         Index

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Occupation:   
     Date:   1596
     Place:   High Sheriff of Denbighshire

Will:   
     Date:   1616
     Place:   Will proved PCC

Burial:   
     Date:   13 Jan 1616
     Place:   Kinmel, Denbighshire

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Note for:   David Holland,   ABT Aug 1603 -          Index

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Baptism:   
     Date:   4 Aug 1603
     Place:   St Asaph, Denbighshire

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Note for:   Elizabeth Holland,    -          Index

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     In 1641, the elder of the two sisters Mary, became the wife of William Price of the Merionethshire house of Rhiwlas, who was to become a Captain in the Royalist army. In 1647, her sister Elizabeth followed suit by marrying a man from the opposite camp, Colonel John Carter, who was at the time military governor of Conwy Castle. The estate descended to the two brides, Mary and Elizabeth. This consisted of lands in Denbighshire, Flintshire and Caernarvonshire. Colonel John Carter and his young bride settled down to country life at Kinmel. However, the Carter regime at Kinmel brought little stability to the fortunes of the estate. Sir John died in November 1676, leaving as heir his eldest son, Thomas Carter.

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Note for:   Ffoulke Holland,    - ABT Nov 1620         Index

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Burial:   
     Date:   12 Nov 1620
     Place:   Saint Asaph

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Note for:   Gruffydd Holland,    -          Index

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Residence:   
     Date:   ABT 1490
     Place:   Y Faerdref

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