RN #156 House of Trevor/Jones

This notebook contains various charts, graphs, tables, reference materials on my genealogy of the Trevor/Jones connections.  Some date to my early years of tree climbing.

The holdings of the principal Marcher Lords
Trevor (Brynkynalt, Co. Denbigh)
Wales - The sons of Cunedda
Richard Jones of Llanfair
Charts/ Cadwll ap Brochfael of Powys
Charts/ family trees
Powys Castle
Offa's Dyke
Line of Tudor Trevor/ Paternal Descent
Plas Pengwern
Princes of Powys
Sir Roger de Pyuelesden
Church of England, St James'' Parish, Bristol
Tribe of the Marches/ chart/ family tree

RN #155 Trevor Family of Glynde Place

This notebook contains my early research work into the surname Trevor.  It was necessary to distinguish the many, many folks inter-twined with my surname JONES.  There were also a great number of "John Trevor" [at least 16 different individuals with this name] that had to be separated.

Township of Pengwern
Kingdom of Powys
Sheriffs of Chester [Sheriffs' Books]
The Glynde Place Archives [Trevor family of Glynde Place, East Susses
Family Archives : Trevor Family - Settlements
Morely Family : Settlements
John Trevor of Trevalyn
Richard Trevor of Trevalyn (will)
Early Trevor Family : Pedigrees
Early Trevor Family : Places of Profit
Early Trevor Family : Coal Farm
Early Trevor Family : Correspondence
Early Trevor Family : Financial
Early Trevor Family : Legal
The Henlle Hall Collection
The Cobden Papers
Welsh Probate Records, Diocese of St. Asaph

RN #154 The Children of Tudor Trevor

This notebook contains a series of detailed charts/graphs/chronology that outlines the children of Tudor Trevor.  It begins with the first generation following Tudor Trevor (JC-1).  It then numbers the generations in sequence.  The following chart is such a page.  It shows Gadforch (JA-1), to Ynyr (JB-1), to Tudor Trevor (JC-1).   It then begins with the three sons of Tudor Trevor (JC-1): Goronwy (JD-1), Llydocka (JD-2), and my specific line (the baby) Dingad (JD-3).  It then outlines the lineage of each branch of this family tree down to my own generation.   It represents some my earliest work on the generations of my family tree using a coding system and coloring system.

Pink was the eldest son, orange was the second son, and blue was used for the baby boy.  A rough chronology is shown to the right.  The color coding was especially helpful as the branches of the family tree grew.

RN # 153 House of Tudor Trevor

The next group of research notebooks begins my family tree research on the other side of the great pond.  It begins with my first attempt to put together the family tree from the earliest days in the mountains of Wales.  This notebook (#153) starts with what was discovered after some 40 years of genealogy.  It places each (grandfather) in rough historical context beginning Gadforch fl 850 AD to Robert Jones of  Llwyn-Onn fl 1550 .  Each generation is presented in sequence.

Some content :

Strathclyde (history)
Kingdom of Powys (history)
Kings of Powys
Wales - Early Powys
Region in Wales
Welsh Annalistic Sources
Fitzalan - Warenne
Cornovii (Midlands)
The Deceangli
Gaul, 1st century BC
Ordovices
Roman Britain (map)
Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies
Watershed of the Dee River
Tysilio (Celtic saint)
References Anglo-Saxon charter(s)
Hanmer family of Pentrepant, Shropshire
Powys Fadog (Princes of Powys Fadog)
Wrexham District (maps)
The Vale of Clwyd
Patent Rolls (12 Richard II)
Cholmondeley family, Marquesses of Cholmondeley
Acton family of Acton Scott, Shropshire
Smythe family of Acton Burnell, Shropshire
Venables family of Oswestry, Shropshire
Sheriff's Books - Chester - Sheriff's of Chester
Chester City Council, Town Clerk
maps/tables/graphs Roman Britain -
The Revolt of Owain Glyndwr (1400 AD)

RN #93 House of Tudor Trevor (Context)

This notebook contains my first pass at the study of the family line of Tudor Trevor.  It contains a detailed record of the linage of Tudor Trevor from 850 AD.  It records the generations from Tudor Trevor to the JONES surname that takes its branch from this family.

Generational study dating from 1120 AD.
JONES of Llwyn-0nn, Co. Denbigh
Generation 1 (Ynyr ap Gadforch) - generation 24 (Thomas Parry-Jones)
Detailed chronological tables 800AD- 1900 AD.
Coat of Arms study for Tudor Trevor and associated Jones.

Over the years, much of this information was revised and documentation established.  This work started in the 1970s.