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teulu DEVEREUX Lamphey, Ystrad Ffin, Vaynor, Nantariba, Pencoyd, Teulu Normanaidd yr ymsefydlodd cangen ohono yn Swydd Henffordd yn gynnar ar ôl y goncwest ac a ddaeth yng nghwrs amser i feddu tiroedd a dylanwad yn ne a chanolbarth Cymru. WALTER DEVEREUX Is-iarll 1af Henffordd (c. 1491 - 1559) Mab hynaf John, arglwydd Ferrers. Dilynodd ei dad fel arglwydd Ferrers yn 1501, gan ddyfod yn is-iarll Hereford yn 1550. Daeth yn aelod o Gyngor Goror Cymru yn 1513
DEVONALD, JOHN (1863 - 1936), cerddor
DEVONALD, JOHN (1863 - 1936), musician
DEWI SANT, sefydlydd ac abad-esgob cyntaf Tyddewi a nawddsant Cymru traddodiadau na cheir ym Muchedd Rhygyfarch. Seiliwyd Buchedd Ddewi gan Gerallt Gymro (Opera, iii, 377-404) ar waith Rhygyfarch; felly hefyd ei Fuchedd gan John o Tynemouth (c. 1290 - 1350). Cyfieithiad a chyfaddasiad o waith Rhygyfarch yw'r Fuchedd Gymraeg hefyd; ceir y copi cynharaf yn 'Llyfr Ancr Llanddewi-frefi' (1346). Canwyd cywyddau i Ddewi gan lawer bardd, e.e. Iolo Goch, Ieuan Rhydderch ap Ieuan
teulu DILLWYN by 1800 (Theophilus Jones, History of the County of Brecknock, 3rd ed., iii, 65 - but the statement there that the poet Ieuan Deulwyn was of this family cannot stand). Of the remainder, who retained their name, a WILLIAM DILLWYN, a Quaker, emigrated to Pennsylvania c. 1699 (History of the County of Brecknock 70). His son, JOHN DILLWYN, had a son WILLIAM DILLWYN (1743? - 1824), who returned from
teulu DILLWYN County of Brecknock, 3ydd arg., iii, 65 - ond ar gam y dywedir yno fod y bardd Ieuan Deulwyn yn un o'r teulu). O'r gainc a arhosodd yn Llangors, ac a ddaliodd ar yr hen enw, aeth un, WILLIAM DILLWYN, Crynwr, i Bennsylvania tua 1699 (History of the County of Brecknock, 70). Bu i hwnnw fab, JOHN DILLWYN; dychwelodd ei fab yntau, WILLIAM DILLWYN (1743? - 1824), o America, cartrefodd yn Higham Hall
DILLWYN, ELIZABETH AMY (1845 - 1935), novelist, industrialist and feminist campaigner Dillwyn's uncle was John Dillwyn-Llewelyn of Penllergare [sic] who, along with his wife Emma Thomasina Talbot, his sister Mary Dillwyn and his daughter, Amy's cousin, Theresa Story Maskelyne, was a pioneer of early photography. Her grandfathers were the naturalist Lewis Weston Dillwyn and geologist Henry De La Beche. On the Dillwyn side, the family were originally Quakers and her great-grandfather was
DILLWYN, ELIZABETH AMY (1845 - 1935), nofelydd, diwydiannydd ac ymgyrchydd ffeminyddol eiddo i'w gŵr. Ewythr i Amy Dillwyn oedd John Dillwyn-Llewelyn o Benllergare [sic] a fu'n arloeswr ffotograffiaeth gynnar ynghyd â'i wraig Emma Thomasina Talbot, ei chwaer Mary Dillwyn a'i ferch, cyfnither Amy, Theresa Story Maskelyne. Ei dau daid oedd y naturiaethwr Lewis Weston Dillwyn a'r daearegwr Henry De La Beche. Crynwyr oedd y teulu Dillwyn yn wreiddiol, a'i hen-daid oedd William Dillwyn, yr
DODD, CHARLES HAROLD (1884 - 1973), biblical scholar in the Welsh language and his knowledge of it. Doubtless this benefitted him in his work of translating the scriptures. In June 1925 he married Phyllis Mary, the widow of John Elliott Terry, and a son and a daughter were born to them. He died 22 September 1973. A service of thanksgiving for his life was held in Westminster Abbey on 25 January 1974. This was the first time a Free Church minister had
DODD, CHARLES HAROLD (1884 - 1973), ysgolhaig beiblaidd 1964. Er mai Saesneg oedd iaith yr aelwyd a'r capel yn y dref honno, ceir digon o dystiolaeth i ddangos ei ddiddordeb byw yn yr iaith Gymraeg a'i wybodaeth ohoni. Yn ddiau bu hyn yn gaffaeliad mawr iddo yn y gwaith o gyfieithu'r ysgrythurau. Priododd ym Mehefin 1925, â Phyllis Mary, gweddw John Elliott Terry, a ganwyd iddynt fab a merch. Bu farw 22 Medi 1973. Cynhaliwyd gwasanaeth o ddiolchgarwch am
teulu DOLBEN Segrwyd, mywyd bwrdeisdrefol Rhuthyn (W. M. Myddelton, Chirk Castle Accounts, 1666-1753, 352, 357). Eithr i gangen a symudasai i Sir Benfro yr oedd y rhai mwyaf blaenllaw ar ôl amser yr esgob yn perthyn. Sefydlydd y gangen hon oedd John Dolben, marsiandwr, Hwlffordd, gŵr na wyddys i sicrwydd beth oedd ei berthynas â'r hen deulu ond a briododd Alice, merch Richard Myddelton, Dinbych, a chwaer Syr Hugh Myddelton
teulu DOLBEN Segrwyd, Centuries, 18, 21, 27-8). But the most prominent members of the family after the bishop of Bangor's death sprang from a branch which had migrated to Pembrokeshire. The founder of this branch was JOHN DOLBEN, merchant, of Haverfordwest, whose precise relationship to the parent stock is uncertain, but who married Alice, daughter of Richard Myddelton of Denbigh and sister of Sir Hugh Myddelton. His son

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