81. Welsh History welsh history. Pack Wl The Quest for National Identity. The early historyof Wales covered in the first four sheets is indistinguishable http://www.classroom-resources.co.uk/resources/CR07044-5_HIS.htm

The History Portfolio The History Portfolio, the acclaimed and popular collection of black and white photocopiable drawings has now been expanded to cover national histories and the roots of European civilisation. Each pack contains maps, drawings, diagrams and cartoons giving a wealth of information on the period that can be used with a wide range of pupils. Packs come complete with teacher notes which give background information on the events and people depicted on each sheet. Welsh History Pack Wl - The Quest for National Identity The early history of Wales covered in the first four sheets is indistinguishable from the rest of prehistoric Britain. The coming of Christianity and the establishment of native dynasties lay the foundations of a national culture which, assailed by Vikings in the West and Saxons in the East, fused into a 'Welsh Identity' by the 10th century. The four attempts at unification (by Rhodri Mawr, Hywel Dda, Gruffudd ap Llywelyn and Llywelyn Iorwerth) and the Norman and Angevin counter measures, prepares the way for Edwardian conquest and assimilation in the 13th century. Period covered: ancient times to 1270. 20 resources.

82. Society Of Genealogists: Error Page SoG Bookshop Online Wales welsh history,SoG Bookshop Online Wales welsh history http://www.sog.org.uk/acatalog/SoG_Bookshop_Online_Welsh_History_251.html

Home Page Wrong Page! I'm sorry but the page you have requested does not seem to exist. If you got here after trying to use the On-line bookshop we apologise for any inconvenience. The Bookshop has been closed. It will be possible to Order the Society's publications on-line using Member's OrderLine which will be available soon. A list of SoG Publications is available on-line - follow the link to enter the Member's OrderLine on the Society of Genealogists Member's OrderLine page. We hope to reintroduce On-line Ordering in the next few days You can order SoG Publications by email sales@sog.org.uk or by fax +44(0)20 7250 1800 If you have followed a link from another page on the Society of Genealogists Web site, please contact the Webmaster so he can fix the problem as soon as possible If you are seeing this page after following a link from another Web site, please do not report the error to the Society but to the person who maintains the site you have come from If you typed in the address of the page yourself, either you've made a typing error or your source of information has got it wrong The best way to find a page on the Society of Genealogists Web site is to go to The Home Page or The Site Map The site Search Engine

83. Wales NAASWCH North American Association for the Study of welsh history and Culture.Annual conference, newsletters, articles, links. BUBL welsh history. http://users.aber.ac.uk/ssh95/wales.htm

Sharon Howard's History Resources Early Modern Wales Britain Crime/Law ... HOME Wales: history and culture Christopher Saxton, 'Map of Wales' (1580) Source: Cairsweb 'Wales is impossible. A country called Wales exists only because the Welsh invented it. The Welsh exist only because they invented themselves.' (Gwyn A. Williams, When was Wales? What is This page is intended to offer a variety of resources for those interested in Wales, from the perspective of a English cymrophile. Hopefully, it will develop over time: comments welcome. Other British/Irish history resources General History Resources Mapping Wales set up 'to improve resource discovery, encourage resource sharing and facilitate access to research resources in and about Wales', this should become a crucial resource for researchers NAASWCH North American Association for the Study of Welsh History and Culture. Annual conference, newsletters, articles, links The North American Journal of Welsh Studies published by NAASWCH, a new twice-yearly, online journal BUBL Welsh History Wales Links in England: History, Culture and Christian Heritage

84. Welsh History -- Heather Rose Jones welsh history Heather Rose Jones Tune The Ash Grove If ever you wanderout by the Welsh border Come stop by and see me and all of my kin. http://bardd.net/college/archive/songs/welshhistory.html

Welsh History Heather Rose Jones Tune: The Ash Grove If ever you wander out by the Welsh border Come stop by and see me and all of my kin. I'm Morgan ap Daffyd ap Gwion ap Hywell ap Ifor ap Madoc ap Rhodri ap Guinn. We'll feast you on mutton and harp for your pleasure And give you a place to sleep out of the cold. Or maybe we'll meet you out on the dark roadway And rob you of horses and weapons and gold. My neighbor from England had come across raiding; Slain six of my kinsmen, and burned down my hall. It cannot be borne, this offense and injustice, I've only slain four of his, last I recall. I'll call on my neighbors, Llewellyn and Owen, We'll cut him down as for the border he rides But yesterday Owen stole three of my cattle; And first I'll retake them and two more besides. We need a strong prince to direct our resistance; Heroic, impartial; of noble degree. My brother's wife's fourth cousin's foster son, Gryffydd Is best for the job as I'm sure you'll agree. What matters that Rhys is the old prince's nephew? He's exiled to Ireland, and will not return

85. Hughes Hall, Cambridge The Kathleen Hughes Memorial Lecture on Mediaeval welsh history. presentedby. Hughes Hall and the Department of AngloSaxon, Norse and Celtic. http://www.hughes.cam.ac.uk/about/events/kathleen2001.html

Saturday 12th April To view this menu, please use either Internet Explorer Javascript enabled. The content of these pages is intended as a guide only. Specific information must be obtained from the relevant College office. The Kathleen Hughes Memorial Lecture on Mediaeval Welsh History presented by Hughes Hall and the Department of AngloSaxon, Norse and Celtic On 30 April, 2001, our Lecturer was Dr David Stephenson of Cambridge Seminars, speaking on 'The Aberconwy Chronicle'.  It was clear at this event that the Kathleen Hughes Memorial Lecture is now a popular part of the annual Hughes Hall lecture schedule. In 2002 the Hughes Memorial Lecture will be given by Professor Rees Davies of All Souls' College and the University of Oxford.  As President, I am most grateful to our Hughes Memorial Lecture Advisory Committee consisting of Dr Franklin, Professor Dumville, and Professor Patrick SimsWilliams (University of Wales, Aberystwyth) for nominating distinguished scholars to be asked to be our Lecturers. Hughes Hall hopes that this new academic initiative will make a significant scholarly contribution to the study of Welsh history and that the series will continue for many years.  I am pleased to have been able to welcome it to the College's calendar.

86. Welsh American Society Of Northern California WASNC Home. welsh history IN THE BAY AREA. American history nurturedsuch Welsh descendants as Norman Thomas, the eloquent Socialist http://www.wasnc.org/wasnc/history.html

WASNC Home WELSH HISTORY IN THE BAY AREA American history nurtured such Welsh descendants as Norman Thomas, the eloquent Socialist; Frank Lloyd Wright, noted architect; fiery labor leader John Llewellyn Lewis; and Sinclair Lewis, the unrelenting satirist. We also claim several signers of the Declaration of Independence. In our area, the first Welsh Church west of the Rocky Mountains was built in 1849 on DuPont Street (now called Grant Avenue) in the heart of San Francisco's Chinatown. It is known that over 200 Welsh miners worked in the gold fields, many with their wives and families, and coal miners that worked the Mt. Diablo mine have left their history in the cemetery at that site. These immigrants to the new country were religious and law-abiding citizens. They formed choirs, held Eisteddfodau (their cultural festivals), and spoke Cymraeg (their native tongue). Their many descendants live among us today. One Welshman noted as the architect of California's early greatness was William McKendree Gwin. His father, James, brought the family to South Carolina and on by wagon train to Tennessee. A deeply religious man, James became known as "Parson Gwin." William read law and was admitted to the bar at 21; he also studied medicine. After various endeavors and developing friendships with the leading politicians of the era, William came to San Francisco and was elected to the Constitutional Convention in Monterey. His contributions to that august body marked him as the main architect of the California Constitution. His provision for public schools was way ahead of the times. On December 31, 1849 the First Legislature of California elected Dr. Gwin and John Charles Fremont to the United States Senate.

87. A Welsh History Synopsis In 20 Parts By:David Walter Fortin Parts 5 - 9 Ad. A welsh history Synopsis in 20 parts byDavid Walter Fortin. During this period,one of the great figures of welsh history appears onthe scene, Rhodri Mawr. http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~bowen/welchist2.html

A Welsh History Synopsis in 20 parts by: David Walter Fortin Parts 5-9 Part Five: The Dark Ages I (400-600) When we last left off with the historical narrative, the Roman legions had left Britain with Magnus Maximus, leaving the island undefended. For what happened next, I'll be using William of Malmesbury's "The Kings Before the Norman Conquest" (originally written in the 12th C), as William does a good job of synthesizing Bede, Gildas and the AS Chronicle. I'll also draw from Walker's "Medieval Wales" and Lloyd. After the legions had left, the story of what happened in Britain becomes very unclear due to the lack of sources. Here's what happened according to the traditional accounts: After the legions had left, the Picts and Scots (Irish colonizers in Scotland) set about to invade the former province at once. The Romano-Britons requested help from Rome, then ruled by Honorius, which twice extended its aid. However, the last time, the Romans informed the Britons that they could not come again "Accompanied by the tears of the miserable inhabitants" (William of M). The Scots and Picts make fresh attacks, the Britons are hard pressed. The leader of the Britons is Vortigern, " a man calculated neither for the field nor the council, but wholly given up to the lusts of the flesh, the slave of every vice, a charachter of insatiable avarice, ungovernable pride, unquenchable lust

88. History To learn the history and status of welsh as a language; push this button http://www.geocities.com/WestHollywood/3922/history.html

Note: this is the history I would pass to my children if I had any, in lieu of that I pass it on to my nephews and to you my readersKarl THIS IS OUR HISTORY! To be Welsh it is not solely enough to hang out a flag, celebrate St. David's Day with sending Grandmother daffodils, and to have several recordings of choirs or folk tunes.  To be Welsh means a pride in your heritage, it means knowing your language (at least a little of it), it means knowing your history with your own heroes, it means knowing your literature and your music, it means knowing your faith (and the importance it played in keeping the light of THE FAITH alive), it means embracing the very essence of what it is to be a child of CYMRU I shall embark on a journey to pass on to you that essence of CYMRU that I hope will lead you on a path of healthy pride in who you are; and, in time, that you will also be able to pass that same essence on to your followers. CYMRU is the nation on the west coast of Britain,  and it is one of the seven Celtic nations (Ireland, Scotland, Mann, Cornwalls, Brittany, Galacia, and Wales).  We are the original people who settled Britain.  We were dispossessed of our lands and forced west by the invading Saxons. Our right to our own nation has been opposed by the Romans, the Saxons, the Normans, and now the British; but as a people we have survived and have flourished in many ways. To reach a timetable of our earliest history; push this button

89. Honno Welsh Women's Press Honno Gwasg Menywod Cymru Details of current events and projects, calls for submissions and history of the Press. http://freespace.virgin.net/gol.honno/index.htm

GWASG MENYWOD CYMRU CYHOEDDI LLYFRAU MENYWOD CYMRU PUBLISHING LITERATURE BY WOMEN FROM WALES Croeso i Honno / Welcome to Honno Newyddion News Ein Llyfrau Our Books Catalog Catalogue Llyfrau Newydd New Books Cynigion Offers Bargeinion 4 am £5 Bargain Books 4 for £5 Cynigion arbennig 2 am bris o 1 Special Offers 2 for the price of 1 Manylion am Honno About Honno Sut i gysylltu â ni How to contact us Hanes Honno About Honno ... How to join Honno Ar gyfer Awduron For Authors Galwad am waith creadigol Calls for submissions Being published by us Prynu Llyfrau ... Pictures Please e-mail Honno if you have any comments about the site, pages you would like to see, or if you spot any errors or broken links HONNO Diweddarwyd - Chwefror 2003 February - Updated Previous List Sites Next

90. Dublin Welsh Male Voice Choir News, events, a history of the choir and links to audio downloads of traditional songs. http://www.dublinwelsh.com/

Dublin Welsh Male Voice Choir Home Events CDs Samples ... Stories /Links Members Contact Us April 2003 - We are looking for first and second tenors to join us. Contact us if you are interested and experience one of our Monday night practices in Donnybrook! History The Dublin Welsh Male Voice Choir was formed in the 1960s by a small number of Welshmen who had settled in Dublin. Over the years, many Irishmen (and even a few Scots, English and a Dutchman) have combined to form the present choir, which has retained a unique and authentically Welsh choral sound and repertoire - with Irish songs included for good measure. The Dublin Welsh Male Voice Choir at the National Concert Hall The choir has performed and competed in Ireland and abroad and has won prizes at choral competitions in Killarney, Arklow, Navan and Galway. It has performed at the Miners Eisteddfod in Porthcawl and in 1987 it was the first Irish choir chosen to participate in the Night of 1000 Male Voices at the Royal Albert Hall. More recently it participated in the World Choir events in Cardiff and Dublin - but the outstanding highlight for every member was the 1994 tour of Georgia USA, culminating in a spectacular concert in the Atlanta Dome.

91. Data Wales Index And Search Page. Contains a very large amount of information about the Principality.Category Regional Europe Wales Guides and Directories...... Pictures from the Caerphilly Festival. The history of Wales in a village Trellech. Locations of the castles of the native welsh princes. http://www.data-wales.co.uk/

search the Data Wales site for: or mail the: webmaster@data-wales.co.uk A spring morning in Wales. Daffodils in a country lane. (43 kb image) Mysterious names from Wales. Tracing an American family's roots with the aid of a Welsh bible. Thomas Morgan of Monmouthshire, conspirator with Mary, Queen of Scots. An architectural landmark in Swansea. A day in Aberystwyth First publication of an ancient Welsh pedigree . This is how they did it in the days before genealogy software. An interesting find at Llanrumney Hall, the old family home of Sir Henry Morgan the Welsh buccaneer. Lady Charlotte Guest translator of The Mabinogion and remarkable woman. Helen Forder has an interesting site devoted to another woman important in the 19th century revival of interest in Welsh language and culture, Lady Llanover Castles and Abbeys The first Nonconformist Chapel in Wales The South Wales Valleys - industry and legacy Welsh slate An intriguing ruin , near Chepstow in Monmouthshire. Medieval gravestones. A note on a 13th. century archer

92. Cymdeithas Ddawns Werin Cymru - Welsh Folk Dance Society Includes information on welsh folk dancing and dances, the Society and its history, teams around Wales, folk dance events and festivals, Eisteddfod. English/Cymraeg. http://www.welshfolkdance.org.uk/

Gwyliau Dawnsio Gwerin i Blant Children's Folk Dance Festivals Cwrs Gwanwyn Spring Course ... CORRECTIONS TO PUBLICATIONS Apel - A oes gennych erthyglau, lluniau, newyddion ac ati i gyfrannu at safle'r Gymdeithas? Os oes, a wnewch eu hanfon at Alan Maxwell drwy E-bost Appeal - Do you have any articles, photos, news etc to contribute to the Society's website? If so, send them to Alan Maxwell through E-mail ~ Croeso ~ Mae Cymdeithas Ddawns Werin Cymru yn elusen gofrestredig, a'i hamcanion yw addysgu'r cyhoedd yng nghelfyddyd dawnsio gwerin. Ymysg ei gweithgareddau mae'r Gymdeithas yn - ....trefnu cyrsiau dawns a hyfforddi dawns ...cynhyrchu a chyhoeddi dawnsiau a cherddoriaeth ar gyfer dawnswyr a cherddorion ...cyhoeddi cylchgrawn blynyddol, DAWNS, a chylchlythyrau rheolaidd o newyddion a digwyddiadau yng Nghymru - yn rhad ac am ddim i aelodau ..cadw llyfrgell o ddeunydd yn ymwneud a dawns yn Amgueddfa Werin, Sain Fagan, Caerdydd ...rhoi ffocws i ddawnsio gwerin Cymru. ~ Welcome ~ The Welsh Folk Dance Society is a registered Charity, and its aims are to educate the public in the art of Welsh folk dancing.

93. History And Status Of The Welsh Language Historical, political and cultural background of the welsh language.Category Science Social Sciences IndoEuropean Celtic welsh......history and Status of the welsh Language. Incomplete draft of 8th January 1995,last changed 24th September 1999. The history of welsh. How old is welsh? http://users.comlab.ox.ac.uk/geraint.jones/about.welsh/

History and Status of the Welsh Language Incomplete draft of 8th January 1995, last changed 24th September 1999. This document is written to accompany Mark Nodine's online Welsh lessons and used to be an appendix of that document, although I think it has now been removed from there (which makes the huge numbers of accesses to it the more confusing). It aims to answer, from the - perhaps necessarily opinionated - standpoint of a native Welsh speaker, some questions about the historical, political and cultural background of the language that he or I think might be asked by a learner from outside that culture. The present document has been drafted as responses to a list of questions, originally based on those that Mark thought might be asked: What is Welsh? Isn't Welsh just a dialect of English? Where is Wales? So what exactly is Wales? A country? A district? ... What is being done to preserve the language over the last 20 years or so? If you think the answers are wrong or misleading, or if you think there are other questions that should be asked, please contribute by sending mail to Geraint.Jones@wolfson.oxford.ac.uk

94. Experience Beautiful North Wales And Snowdonia National Park. Tourist guide to North Wales and the Snowdonia National Park. Includes a guide to the welsh language, places to see, history, legends and event listings. http://www.croeso-cynnes-wales.co.uk

Home Self catering Camping/caravanning Travel info Things to do ... The Welsh language a different culture... a different language... a different world ! ....with a timeless quality you have to experience to appreciate. Take time to explore the stunning landscape and rich heritage of North Wales, and sample true Celtic hospitality in the heart of Welsh Wales. Cymerwch amser i ddarganfod tirwedd rhagorol a threftadaeth helaeth Gogledd Cymru, ac i brofi croeso cynnes Celtaidd yng nghalon Cymru Cymraeg. Delweddau Algieri Images Please e-mail us if you have any problems, queries or comments relating to this site e-bost i ni Home Self catering Camping/caravanning Travel info ... PJ WebWorks

95. Hanes Dawnsio - Welsh Dance History Brief section on the history and reviving of this form of dance. http://www.welshfolkdance.org.uk/dawnsiau/hanes_dawnsio.htm

Cymdeithas Ddawns Werin Cymru Welsh Folk Dance Society Hanes Dawnsiau Cymreig - Welsh Folk Dance History Bu hanes dawnsiau gwerin Cymru yn un eithaf trist. Gyda dyfodiad y sectau Anghydffurfiol yn y ddeunawfed ganrif a'r bedwaredd ganrif ar bymtheg, fe edrychodd y capeli ar y celfyddydau a diwylliant gwerinol Cymreig fel pethau pechadurus iawn. Fe wnaeth y capeli, y capelwyr, y diaconiaid a pregethwyr mawr y dydd fel Thomas Charles o'r Bala, eu gorau glas i gael gwared o bob math o ddifyrrwch gwerinol "pechadurus" fel dawnsio, canu gwerin, gwyliau Mabsant a cherddoriaeth werin yn gyffredinol, ac eithrio, wrth gwrs, canu emynau a cherddoriaeth y capel. Gorfodwyd pobl i gydymffurfio (!!) yn y gymdeithas Gymreig a Chymraeg ond roedd rhai yn ymladd yn erbyn y drefn ac yn dal i ddawnsio (ond ar ôl tynnu llenni'r ty!!). Heddiw, mae dros ugain o grwpiau dawnsio i oedolion a channoedd ar gannoedd o dimau yn yr ysgolion ac yn Adrannau ac Aelwydydd yr Urdd drwy Gymru. Mae Eisteddfod yr Urdd yn hybu'r dawnsio ac yn denu miloedd o bobl ifanc i gystadlu pob blwyddyn. Mae Gwyl Plant Gwent a Gwyl Plant Cymru yn llwyddiant mawr gyda dros fil o blant yn cymryd rhan, y rhan fwyaf o Dde Cymru. Mae Gwyl Ifan Caerdydd hefyd yn un o ddigwyddiadau mawr y flwyddyn gyda dros ddau gant o ddawnswyr hyn o bob cwr o Gymru yn cymryd rhan, a phawb mewn gwisg draddodiadol. The history of Welsh folk dancing is quite a sad one. With the advent of the Non-conformist sects in the 18th and 19th centuries, the chapels saw the Welsh folk arts and customs as ones that were very sinful and not in keeping with chapel teaching. The chapels, chapel-folk, deacons and preachers, some of them the greats of their day like Thomas Charles, Bala, did their utmost to stamp out all sorts of sinful" folk entertainment such as dancing, folk singing, Mabsant festivals and folk music generally, except, of course, hymn singing and music in the chapels. People had to conform (!!) to peer pressure in the Welsh and Welsh-speaking society, although some did resist the pressure and continued to dance (but only after closing the curtains of the house first!!).

96. National Museums & Galleries Of Wales Collections of art, archaeology, geology, natural, social and industrial history. In English and welsh.Category Reference Museums history Europe United Kingdom Wales...... Choose a Subject http://www.nmgw.ac.uk/

Choose a Museum... Museum of Welsh Life Roman Legionary Museum Turner House Gallery Big Pit: National Mining Museum of Wales Museum of the Welsh Woollen Industry Welsh Slate Museum Segontium Roman Museum Choose a Subject... Archaeology Art Geology Industry Social and Cultural History Library Education Cymraeg Art Geology Industry ... (c) NMGW

97. The Welsh Highland Railway Project Project Rheilffordd Eryri/The welsh Highland Railway Project. Site devoted to the rebuilding by the Ffestiniog Railway of the WHR from Caernarvon. history, Pictures Passenger information. http://www.bangor.ac.uk/ml/whr/whr.htm

Last update to this site ( see Changelog for details ): April 11th, 2003 Search the Site Phase 3 news is here Trains running every day - details here Latest Train Sim Download Chaloner PROJECT RHEILFFORDD ERYRI THE WELSH HIGHLAND RAILWAY PROJECT reproduced by kind permission of the artist For details of how to order prints, email Ian McKenzie Caernarfon to Porthmadog, North Wales British Tourism Project of the Year, 2001 A text-only version of this page is available for very basic or text-only browsers. A New Railway for the New Millennium Rheilffordd Newydd i'r Milflwydd Newydd Welcome to the official website of the Welsh Highland Railway Project . This is where you can find out all about the project led by the Ffestiniog Railway to rebuild and operate the Welsh Highland Railway , a neighbouring line running through the mountains of Wales which closed in the 1930s. Approval has been granted to rebuild the whole line. The first seven miles of the new line from Caernarfon to Waunfawr are open, and the extension to the foot of Snowdon will open later this year. This site includes information on the present operations and future plans of Rheilffordd Eryri (Welsh title for the rebuilt WHR), the developments that have led up to the rebuilding now under way, and lots of pictures. This is the railway project that everyone is talking about - check back often for developments as they happen.

98. History Of Wales - Academic Info Powys Digital history Project (welsh or English) Our aim is to tell the local historyof communities in the heart of Wales using sources which include archive http://www.academicinfo.net/histwales.html

Home Keyword Search Index Reference Desk ... Student Center Academic Info History of Wales History UK We Need Your Help Please take a minute to make a $10 tax-deductible donation. Academic Info is made possible by the generous financial support of users like you. Academic Info 19-143rd ST SW Lynnwood, WA 98037 The History of Wales page is sponsored by How would you like to sponsor this page? For a $100 tax-deductible donation you, your organization, department, or company are acknowledged here as a sponsor of the History of Wales page. Email us at madin@academicinfo.net for details. See also Language Study for a few Walsh language links. National Library of Wales Geoweb (Printed Materials) "The online catalogue of printed materials, GeoWeb, includes records for upwards of 1,500,000 titles. The vast majority are publications processed after 1986, but a growing number of earlier records are added regularly, as part of our retrospective conversion programm." CAIRS-web (Non-print Materials) "CairsWeb offers similar search facilities to GeoWeb, and the views available on the database enable the user to search three categories of material. The Framed Works of Art database covers the Library's substantial holdings of art works, mainly of Welsh interest, with fine examples of landscape, portraiture and genre pictures. Digitised examples of over 4000 works are provided on these pages. The Map database now includes the complete records of all maps accessioned since 1984, all antiquarian maps and atlases, all architectural plans and drawings, and most of the Library's railway plans and drawings."

99. University Of Wales Lampeter - Department Of Welsh - History Department of welsh, Lampeter.history. Contains information onour degree courses for present and potential students. *, http://welsh.lamp.ac.uk/about/history.html

The History of the Department St David's College was founded by Bishop Thomas Burgess in 1822 and admitted it's first students on St David's Day in 1827. After the ancient universities of Oxford and Cambridge and Scotland, it is the oldest university institution in Britain. Welsh language and literature has been taught here ever since the College enrolled those early undergraduates students, and D. Silvan Evans the first Professor of Welsh to be appointed in the University of Wales studied Welsh here.   For more than a century Lampeter was an independent degree awarding college, offering a restricted range of courses. Today the University at Lampeter plays a prominent role in the University of Wales. As well as offering a range of programmes to the traditional undergraduate campus population, the Department's web-based provision services students in 25 countries worldwide. The Department also delivers courses to the largest corporate university in Europe and provides accredited modules on an e-university platform. Diweddarwyd: 22/09/2000 Hawlfraint gwefeistr@e-addysg.com

100. Welsh Women's Names in the First Half of 16th Century Wales. by Tangwystyl verch MorgantGlasvryn. welsh Castles. A Brief history of Wales. by Peter N. Williams, Ph.D. http://www2.kumc.edu/itc/staff/rknight/Welsh.htm

Welsh Archer Persona Ithel Kynith is a secondary persona of mine. He is a 13th century Welsh Archer. He is pretty much a loner. If you have an interest in developing a Welsh name and/or persona, or are interested in archery, check out the following links: Welsh Links A Simple Guide to Constructing 13th Century Welsh Names by Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvryn A Simple Guide to Constructing 16th Century Welsh Names by Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvryn Late Sixteenth Century Welsh Names by Talan Gwynek 16th Century Welsh Women's Names by Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvryn Women's Names in the First Half of 16th Century Wales by Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvryn Welsh Castles A Brief History of Wales by Peter N. Williams, Ph.D. The Cymry Research Questions for Developing a Persona Jump to Archery Links ©1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Modar Neznanich e-mail: rknight@kumc.edu Baron Modar Neznanich, CLM, CSH, CT, CCC Back to Modar's Heraldry Page Back to Modar's SCA Page

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