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EDERN DAFOD AUR, lunio dosbarth bychan ar lythrennau'r Gymraeg ac ar ffurfiau geiriau Ceir amryw gopïau o'r dosbarth hwn. Mynnai'r copïwyr weithiau mai Edern, mab Padarn Beisrudd, ydoedd, hynny yw, mai ef oedd tad Cunedda Wledig ! Dywedai'r Dr. John Davies, ar y llaw arall, mai tua 1280 y blodeuai. ' Iolo Morganwg ' oedd y cyntaf i haeru mai ei waith ef oedd y gramadeg a gysylltir ag enwau Einion Offeiriad a Dafydd Ddu o Hiraddug, a chan mai ei gopi ef ydoedd ffynhonnell yr un a
EDERN DAFOD AUR, made a small dosbarth (arrangement or grammar) of the orthography of the Welsh language and of the form of words Many copies of this are extant. The copyists claimed, sometimes, that he was Edern, son of Padarn Beisrudd, that is, that he was the father of Cunedda Wledig. On the other hand, John Davies of Mallwyd said that he flourished c. 1280. EDWARD WILLIAMS (Iolo Morganwg) was the first to state categorically that Edern's work was the grammar which is associated with the names of Einion Offeiriad and
teulu EDISBURY Bedwal, Marchwiel, Pentreclawdd, Erthig, Teulu o swydd Gaer ydoedd hwn, yn disgyn o Wilkin de Edisbury. Fe'u ceir yn gyntaf yn sir Ddinbych c. 1544, pan ddaliai RICHARD WILKINSON, neu EDISBURY, diroedd yn Bedwal. Ychwanegodd ei fab iau ef, ROBERT WILKINSON EDISBURY, at ei ystad trwy briodi Jane, merch Kenrick ap Howel o Stryt yr Hwch, Marchwiel. Aeth eu mab hwy, KENRICK EDISBURY (bu farw 1638), i wasnaethu y ' Navy Board,' efallai trwy
teulu EDISBURY Bedwal, Marchwiel, Pentre-clawdd, Erddig, This Cheshire family, descended from Wilkin de Edisbury, first appears in Denbighshire c. 1544, when RICHARD WILKINSON, alias EDISBURY, held lands in Bedwal. His younger son, ROBERT WILKINSON EDISBURY (died 1610), extended the estate by marriage with Jane, daughter of Kenrick ap Howel of Stryt yr Hwch, Marchwiel. Their son, KENRICK EDISBURY (died 1638), entered the service of the Navy Board
EDMUND-DAVIES, HERBERT EDMUND (1906 - 1992), lawyer and judge Herbert Edmund Davies was born on 15 July 1906 in Mountain Ash (Aberpennar), Glamorganshire, the third son of Morgan John Davies, a coal miner, and his wife Elizabeth Maud (née Edmunds). Known as Edmund Davies, he changed his name to Herbert Edmund Edmund-Davies in 1974 when he was given a life peerage. His mother died when he was eight, and in the following years he was partly brought up by his
EDMUND-DAVIES, HERBERT EDMUND (1906 - 1992), cyfreithiwr a barnwr Ganwyd Herbert Edmund Davies ar 15 Gorffennaf 1906 yn Aberpennar, sir Forgannwg, trydydd mab Morgan John Davies, glöwr, a'i wraig Elizabeth Maud (g. Edmunds). Adwaenid ef fel Edmund Davies, ond newidiodd ei enw i Herbert Edmund Edmund-Davies yn 1974 pan dderbyniodd arglwyddiaeth am oes. Bu farw ei fam pan oedd Edmund yn wyth oed, a chafodd ei fagu'n rhannol gan ei fodryb wedi hynny. Cymraeg oedd
EDMUNDS, MARY ANNE (1813 - 1858), teacher school at Ruthin. In January 1849 she was transferred to Bangor to start the British school at Garth, where she laboured successfully for six years. In 1850 she married John Edmunds 1815 - 1886, born at S. Davids, headmaster of the Garth school and, before that, of the Ruthin school. They had two sons. She died 22 March 1858, and he afterwards set up in business at Caernarvon, and died there 10 March
EDMUNDS, MARY ANNE (1813 - 1858) 1849 symudodd i gychwyn Ysgol Frutanaidd y Garth ym Mangor, a llafuriodd yn llwyddiannus yno am chwe blynedd. Priododd, 1850, John Edmunds, 1815 - 1886 o Dyddewi, prifathro ysgol y Garth, a phrifathro ysgol yn Rhuthyn cyn hynny. Ganwyd iddynt ddau fab. Bu farw 22 Mawrth 1858, ac fe gychwynnodd ei gŵr fusnes yng Nghaernarfon wedi hynny, a bu ef farw yno 10 Mawrth 1886.
EDNYFED FYCHAN MAREDUDD - er na ellir bod yn sicr pa ran o diroedd y teulu a ddisgynnodd i Faredudd. Bu Goronwy, Rhys, a Gwilym yng ngosgordd bersonol y brenin Richard II. Y mae Maredudd, tad Owain Tudur a hendaid y brenin Harri VII, yn ffigur annelwig braidd (gweler 'Tuduriaid diweddar'); bu'n ' ysiedwr ' Môn cyn 1392 ac yn 1404 fe'i disgrifir fel ysgwïer i esgob Bangor. Bu'r tri brawd a oroesodd, a'u perthnasau agos
EDNYFED FYCHAN, noble family of Gwynedd . Goronwy, Rhys, and Gwilym were in the personal following of Richard II. Maredudd, father of Owain Tudur and great-grandfather of Henry VII (see the article Tudor family of Penmynydd), is a more shadowy figure; he was escheator of Anglesey before 1392 and is described in 1404 as an esquire to the bishop of Bangor. The three surviving brothers and their near kinsmen were prominent supporters of Owain Glyn
EDWARD ap HYWEL ap GRUFFYDD (fl. 15th century), writer of cywyddau Very little of his work is extant. In v there are two copies of his cywydd 'to ask Sir Richard for a cloak.' It can be deduced from this that it is addressed to Richard Redman, bishop of St Asaph from 1471 to 1496. In NLW MS 3047C two englynion are attributed to Edward ap Hywel, but Peniarth MS 99 attributes one of them to Siôn Tudur.
EDWARD ap HYWEL ap GRUFFYDD (fl. 15 ganrif), cywyddwr nad oes ond ychydig o'i waith ar gael Yn NLW MS 6471B ceir dau gopi o'i gywydd 'i ofyn klog i Syr Richard.' Gellir casglu o'r cywydd mai Richard Redman, esgob Llanelwy o 1471 hyd 1496, oedd y gŵr hwn. Priodolir dau englyn i Edward ap Hywel yn NLW MS 3047C, eithr yn ôl Peniarth MS 99 eiddo Sion Tudur yw un ohonynt.

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