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Richardson, Douglas, Llywelyn ap Iorwerth's step-father, Wion Fitz Ione. Posting to soc.genealogy.medieval (email list GEN-MEDIEVAL) on 10/7/2005. Subject: Llywelyn ap Iorwerth's step-father, Wion Fitz Ione. Available at https://groups.google.com/g/soc.genealogy.medieval/c/26MoGeBdYEg/m/5whV_yJZ5zUJ. Author address: royalancestry at msn dot com. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Douglas Richardson SGM 10/7/2005-181117].
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Ravilious, John, Gwion ap Jonas, 2nd husband of Margaret ferch Madog. Posting to soc.genealogy.medieval (email list GEN-MEDIEVAL) on 11/14/2005. Subject: Gwion ap Jonas, 2nd husband of Margaret ferch Madog. Available at https://groups.google.com/g/soc.genealogy.medieval/c/mbjEHCvq2b0/m/qbwBHOYly-AJ. Author address: Therav3 at aol dot com. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: John Ravilious SGM 11/14/2005-191427].
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Sources with Information about marriage to Margred Ferch Madog
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- second marriage of Margaret [Ref: Douglas Richardson SGM
10/7/2005-181117, John Ravilious SGM 11/14/2005-191427]
Research Notes:
No. 251. "Reverentissimo patri et domino H[uberto] dei gratia Cantuariensi
Archiepiscopo tocius Anglie Primati, R[obertus] eiusdem permissione
Bangor[ensis] Episcopus, De Bildewas, de Cumbremar', de Hageman Abbates,
salutem et tam devotam quam debitam per omnia revertiam. Constitutis nobis
apud Bankebir' die Martis proxima post ascensionem domini causam que
vertebatur inter nobilem mulierem M. matrem Lewelini Principis Norwallie et W.
filium Ione audituris, exhibuit nobis dicta M. litteras vestras continentes
quod rei veritatum super tribus Capitulis inquireremus: videlicet, utrum
consanguineam ipsius M., Guladus nomine, antea cognovisset idem W. quando ad
sepedictam M. accessisset. Item, de matrimonio, utrum inter ipsam et illum
fuisset legittime contractum, necne. Item, de altera consanuinea memorate
M., utrum eam iamnunc in lectuli sui admisisset participium, necne. Is ergo
qui pro memorata M. verba faciebat adversus dictum W. proponebat quod
consanguineam ipsius M. cognovit antequam ad eam accessisset, asserens super
hoc capitulo prius quam de ceteris plene faciendam esse inquisicionem, tum
quia id factum quod adversus ipsum W. proponitur precessit tempus quo idem W.
dicit matrimonium inter eos fuisse contractem, tum quia eo sufficienter
inquisito et probato, superfluum esset de ceteris inquirere. Preterea idem
Clericus proponebat hanc eandem inquisicionem Domini de sancto Asaph et Abbati
de Basingwerth antea fuisse commissa et coram eis attestaciones partium in
scripturam redactas excellentie vestre transmittendas, nec a nobis debere
super inquisicione matrimonii procedi donec quid inde factum fuerit
innotesceret, et dilationem dominos dare instanter postulabat quoad usque de
hoc innotesceret. Nobis vero mandatum vestrum accelerare volentibus, et ne
mora partibus periculosa esset formidantibus, attendentibus etiam (sicut nobis
videbatur) prime inquisitioni per litteras vestras de hac eadem inquistione ab
utraque parte nobis porrectas a partibus fuisse tacite remittatum: Ideoque
dilationem dare nolentibus: Memoratus Clericus in vocem appellationis
prorupit, terminum appellationi sue prefigens crastinum Apostolorum Petri et
Pauli. Valeta in domino paternitas vestra." [1197-1205]. [Reference: Report
of Manuscripts in Various Collections 1 (Historical Manuscripts Commission)
(London, 1901): 240-241].
An abstract of the above document has been printed elsewhere:
"[28] no. 251. M., mother of Llywelyn, prince of North Wales and W., son of
Ione. Robert, bishop of Bangor and the abbots of Buildwas, Cwmhir, and
Haughmond report that M's clerk has appealed from their attempt to hold,
pursuant to the archbishop's mandate, an inquest into her consanguinity and
into the legitimacy of her marriage with W." [Reference: Norma Adams, ed., and
Charles Donahue, Jr., eds., Select Cases from the Ecclesiastical Courts of
the Province of Canterbury, c.1200-1301 (Selden Soc. 95) (London, 1981):
Introduction, Appendix I, pg. 107]. [Ref: Douglas Richardson SGM
10/7/2005-181117]
"Wyon filius Jonae, omnibus filiis S. ecclesiae, presentibus et futuris,
Francis, Walensibus, et Anglicis salutem. Sciatus quod ego cum bona voluntate
et concessione fratrum meorum, concessione et consilio uxoris meae Margeriae
filiae Madoci, dedi et concessi Deo et sanctae Mariae, et sancto Michaeli, et
ejus monachis de Cumbermare, pro salute animae meae, et patris mei Jonae, et
pro anima Madoci, et omnium parentum et amicorum meorum, decimam totius piscis
et piscarie de gurgitibus tam de retibus vel ingeniis qualitercunque
evenientem sive contingentem qui capitur per totam aquam de De, ubique prope
et longe per totum dominium meum de Overton, ex utraque parte per totum; et
decimam totius tholneii de molendino meo de Overtone eum omni incremento
tholneorum vel molendinormum quae quomodocunque vel ubicunque super aquam
supradictam aedificari contigerint, in puram etperpetuam elemosinam, sicut rem
quae datur Deo Domino nostro; et habebunt monachi praedictu hoc sine fine de
me et haeredibus meis, libere, quiete, honorifice, sine omni servicio, vel
mercede vel exactione saeculari; et quicunque fuerit ibi molendinarius meus,
vel haeredem meorum et custos piscariae, dabit fidem suam et juramentum
fideliter et legitime se decimaturum sicut Deus piscem miscrit et sicut
venerit, ne ego perdam elemosinam meam, et parentes mei, et monachi aliquod
dampnum habeant, et quemcunque monachi ibi posuerint vel habuerint in loco
suo, recipiet decimam de pisce sicut captus fuerit, et de aqua venerit, ut
fideliter et statim monachis mittatur. Et quicunque hanc elemosinam bene et
legitime post meos dies et meorum fratrum servaverit, et persolverit, Dei
benedictionem et sanctae Mariae sanctique Michaelis, et omnium sanctorum
habeat, et omnis cognacio ejus: et quicunque retinuerit vel abstulerit, vel
diminuerit, vindictam sancti Michaelis inveniat super corpus suum, et non
possit unquam de hac subtractione guadere, quia nos pro vero intelligimus quod
quicquid in bono et in elemosina prefatis monachis donatur, Dominus coeli ad
grates suscipit. Testes, Johannes abbas de Cumbermare, et Godfridus supprior,
Simon Johannes cantor, et Lucas frater ejus; Henricus sacrista, et Robertus
infirmarius; Lever presbiter de Overton, et domina Margeria filia Madoci;
David feater meus; magister Gilbertus cementarius; et Petrus cementarius, et
multi alii satis." [Reference: William Dugdale, Monasticon Anglicanum, 5
(London, 1825): 324-325]. [Ref: Douglas Richardson SGM 10/7/2005-181117]
1194: started receiving annual revenues worth 7 pounds from Wellington;
payments continued until at least 1206 [Ref: John Ravilious SGM
11/14/2005-191427]
1196-7: assisted his cousin Meurig in guarding the Denbigh castle [Ref: John
Ravilious SGM 11/14/2005-191427]
between 1205 and 1210: witnessed two charters by Llywelyn ab Iorwerth [Ref:
John Ravilious SGM 11/14/2005-191427]
Pedigree of Gwion Ap Jonas
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Rhys Sais Ap Ednyfed
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Tudor Ap Rhys Sais
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Goronwy Ap Tudor
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Jonas Ap Goronwy
Gwion Ap Jonas
Descendants of Gwion Ap Jonas