- Mary
Evans (Welsh: Mari Evan, 1735–1789),
known as Mari y
fantell wen (Mary of the
white cloak) was the
leader of a short-lived
religious sect in Wales...
- of
Roman Britain. The
settlement may have
originally been
named 'Caer
Fantell' in
Welsh but by the 13th
century was
recorded in
Welsh as 'Gwrexham' or...
-
Lewis Glyn
Cothi by E. D. Jones, 1953, p. 194 and also
another poem
about '
Fantell Degeu'. Lai du Cor by
Robert Biket; c. 1175 (Ed. H. Dörner, Strasbourg...
- was rebuilt, and
around 1883 the
vestry was added. Mary
Evans (Mari y
fantell wen) (1735–89),
leader of a sect that
claimed she was the
bride of Christ...
-
Welsh language adaptation of The Pied
Piper of
Hamelin under the
title Y
Fantell Fraith in 1934.
During his
lifetime he
published only one
collection of...
- 1980s. Mary
Evans (1735 – 1789), was a
mystic and cult leader,
known as 'y
Fantell Wen' (Whitemantle). She was
either a
servant at
Maentwrog rectory, or lived...
