[Ancestor] Price

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Husband [Ancestor] Price

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1 M Richard Price ¹

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This ancestry can be traced to the Princes of Wales and the Kings of England: I. William, the Conqueror, King of England, and Matilda, his wife, had a son, Henry I. Henry had a daughter Matilda, who married Geoffrey, Duke of Anjou. Matilda had a son, Henry II. Henry married Eleanor, and had a son, John. John married (second) Isabella. Their son, Henry III., married Eleanor. Their son, Edward I., married Eleanor, daughter of Ferdinand III., of Castile. Their daughter, Eleanor, married Henri, Count de Barr, of France. Their daughter, Eleanor de Barr, married Llewelyn ap Owen ap Merededd, from Rhys ap Tudor, Prince of South Wales. Their son, Thomas ap Llewelyn, married Eleanor, granddaughter of Llewelyn ap Griffith, Prince of North Wales, and Eleanor Montfort, daughter of Simon de Montfort, Earl of Leicester. Their daughter, Eleanor, married Gruffydd Vychan IV., Baron of Glyndyfrdwy. Their son, Lord of Gwyddelwern, married Maud, daughter of Ieuf ap Howel ap Ada. Their only daughter Lowry (and heiress), married Gruffydd ap Einion of Corsygedol in Merionethshire. Their son, Ellissau ap Gruffydd, married Margaret, daughter and heiress of Jenkin ap Ieuan. Their daughter Lowry married Reinallt ap Gruffydd ap Rhys, of Branas Uchaf. Their daughter Mary married Robert Lloyd ap David Lloyd, of Gwern of Brychdwyn. Their son, Thomas Lloyd, married Catharine, daughter of Robert ap Griffith. Their daughter Mary married Richard of Tyddyn Tyfod, who had a son, Rhys ap Richard. Who had a son, Griffith ap Rhys. Who had a son, Richard Price.

Rhirid Flaidd, (Rhirid Flaidd himself traced his line to Gynedda Waledig, a native chieftain of Cumberland, who, according to the Triads, lived in the fourth century, and was one of the first to embrace Christianity, and who donated much land to the Christian missionaries.) Lord of Penllyn, married Gwenllian, daughter of Edynfed, Lord of Broughton. Their son Madog of Rhiwaedog, Lord of Penllyn, married Ardun, daughter of Philip ap Uchtrydd, Lord of Cyfeiliog. Their son Iorwerth, Lord of Penllyn, married Gwerfyl, daughter of Pasgen ap Gwyn ap Gruffydd, Lord of Cidigfa, and Deuddwr. Their son, Madog ap Iorwerth, Lord of Penllyn married Eva, daughter of Griffith ap Einion ap Griffith. Their son Sir Gruffyd ap Madog, married Janet, daughter of Cynfelyn ap Dolphin, Lord of Manofon. Their son, Sir Ievan ap Gruffyd, Knt., of Llanuwchllyn, and Cefn Treflaith in Llanstundwy, married Annesta, daughter of Llewelyn ap Einion ap Meiler Grug, Lord of Tref Gynon. Their son Ievan Vychan, of Llanuwchllyn, in the Comot of Penllyn, married Anne, daughter of Sir Griffith Vaughan, Knight Banneret, at Agincourt; and Lord of Burgedin, Garth, and Garth Fawr. Their son David ap Ievan Vychan, of Llanuwchllyn, married Gwenhwyfar, daughter of David Lloyd ap Howell, descended from Rhirid Flaidd, Lord of Penllyn. Their son, David Lloyd, ap David, of Llanuwchllyn and Llandderfel Penllyn, married (first) Annesta, daughter of Griffith ap Ievan. Their son, Robert Lloyd, of Mantfreur, in Llandderfth, Penllyn, married Mary, daughter of Reynold ap Griffith of Upper Branas. Their son, Thomas ap Robert Lloyd, married Catherine, daughter of Robert ap Griffith, ap Evan, derived from Marchweithian, Lord of Isaled. Their daughter Mary married Richard of Tyddin Tyfod, and had a son Rhys, ap Richard of Tyddin Tyfod, alias Rees Richard. His son Griffith ap Rhys, of Tyddin Tyfod, married and had a son Richard Price (alias ap Rees, or Prees), of Tyddin Tyfod, who married and had a daughter Hannah; she married Rees John William (alias Prees Jones of Merion, near Philadelphia).

1 —, Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania, Including the Counties of Centre, Clinton, Union and Snyder. (Chicago: J. H. Beers & Co., 1898), Pg 877.