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Cochwillan is a
medieval hall
house situated in the
lower Ogwen Valley,
south of the
village of
Talybont in the
parish of Llanllechid,
between Bethesda...
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firstly Alice, the
natural daughter of
Gwilym ap
Gruffudd ap
Robin of
Cochwillan, with whom he had four sons – John Wyn ap Maredudd, who
succeeded him...
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Mostyn Hall
Northop Hall
Country House Hotel Soughton Hall
Talacre Abbey Cochwillan Old Hall Bryn Bras
Castle Bodysgallen Glan Gwna
Gloddaeth Maenan Hall...
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Pontllanfraith Monnow Mill,
Osbaston Brynkyr Woollen Mill,
Garndolbenmaen Cochwillan Mill,
Talybont Felin Faesog,
Clynnog Fawr
Melin Hywel,
Llanddeusant National...
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Gallery Cover Side 48 cm x 40 cm 1839
Penrhyn Castle The
River Ogwen at
Cochwillan Mill 1849 Tate
Gallery Evening in the
Meadows 93 cm x 122 cm 1854 Tate...
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gentry families of Penrhyn, Bodfel, Bodeon, Glynllifon, Carreg,
Cochwillan (near Bethesda), Plas
Iolyn (near
Ysbyty Ifan) and others. He is perhaps...
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Flint Mill (Staffordshire); £1.57 X 2:
Woodchurch Windmill (Kent),
Felin Cochwillan Mill (Gwynedd)
Atelier Design 543 2017.07.13
Landmark Buildings 1st class...
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Meredydd of Clenennau; to Jane,
daughter of
Dafydd ap
William ap
Gruffydd of
Cochwillan, the
widow of
Robert Owen; and by 1568 to
Catherine Mostyn,
daughter of...
- John Thomas, "A
Genealogical Account of the
Families of
Penrhyn and
Cochwillan" in
William Williams,
Observations on the
Snowdon Mountains (London, 1802)...
- 1484–1485:
Thomas Tunstall 1485–1500:
Wiliam ap
Gruffudd ap
Robyn of
Cochwillan 1500–1527: Sir Hugh
Vaughan jointly with 1505–1506:
Ralph Birkenhead 1527–1540...
