-
descendants of the
baronetcy intermarried into
different families. The Wynn of
Bodvean baronetcy (Bod****/Boduan) was
listed in the
Baronetage of
Great Britain...
-
eighth Baron, who
succeeded his
father in 1998. The Wynn Baronetcy, of
Bodvean in the
County of Caernarfon, was
created in the
Baronetage of
Great Britain...
-
Gazetteer of
England and
Wales by John
Marius Wilson described Buan as:
BODVEAN, or Bod****, a
parish in
Pwllheli district, Carnarvon; 2½
miles SE of Nevin...
- of Lincoln's Inn
Fields 7
February 1739
Vacant since 2022. 313 Wynn of
Bodvean 25
October 1742
Baron Newborough 316 Beauchamp-Proctor, now Proctor-Beauchamp...
- of
Great Britain The
Baron Newborough 1776
Ireland Baronet of Wynn of
Bodvean The
Baron ****ord 1776, 1847, 1939 UK
Philipps Baronetcy The
Baron Dynevor...
-
LlandudnoC (Glanwydden) •
LlangystenninC • Llys****1C
Dinlaen Abererch • Boduan/
Bodvean •
Ceidio • Edern/Edeyrn •
Llandudwen •
Llaniestyn •
Llannor • Nefyn/Nevin...
- John Wynne, 3rd
Baronet (died
before 1793) Wynn
baronets of
Gwydir and
Bodvean Winn
baronets of
Nostell Priory Cokayne,
George Edward, ed. (1906), Complete...
- seat of the
Glynn family until 1700, when it p****ed to the Wynn
family of
Bodvean. Sir
Thomas John Wynn
became the 1st
Baron Newborough in 1776 and in 1888...
- Wynn, 2nd
Baronet (September 1701 – 14
February 1773), of
Glynllifon and
Bodvean,
Caernarvonshire and Melai,
Denbighshire was a
Welsh politician who sat...
- 1749. Wynn was born in
March 1677, the
eldest son of
Griffith Wynn of
Bodvean and his wife
Catherine Vaughan,
daughter of
William Vaughan of Corsygedol...
