- St
Illtyd is a
hamlet near Aberbeeg, in
southeast Wales,
within the
historic boundaries of Monmouthshire. It is
situated on the
mountain road
between Pontypool...
-
Illtud (Welsh pronunciation: [/ˈɪɬtɨd/] also
spelled Illtyd, Eltut, and, in Latin, Hildutus), also
known as
Illtud Farchog or
Illtud the Knight, is venerated...
- St
Illtyd's Church may
refer to any of
several churches in
Wales dedicated to Illtud, also
known as
Illtyd:
Church of St
Illtyd,
Caldey Island, Pembrokeshire...
- is home to the 12th-century
Cymer Abbey, a
grade I
listed building. St
Illtyd's church, one of the
oldest parish churches in Wales, is a
grade II* listed...
- Bonaparte's
divorced wife
Josephine de Beauharnais. She is
buried at St.
Illtyds Church, Pembrey. The last
large ship to be lost was the four-masted windjammer...
- Old
Illtydians were
formed in
September 1928 as
Saint Illtyds Old Boys
Rugby Club. St.
Illtyds school was
opened in 1924 and
therefore had a
limited range...
- on
Caldey Island include the
recently restored 13th-century
church of St
Illtyd, an
ogham cross from the
sixth century, a
Norman chapel, and
Caldey Abbey...
-
Illtyd M.
Williams was a
professional rugby league footballer who pla**** in the 1930s. He pla**** at club
level for Castleford.
Illtyd Williams pla****...
-
village gets its name from
Saint Rhidian. Its
church is
dedicated to St
Illtyd and St Rhidian. The
present building was
constructed in the 13th century...
-
Illtyd Trethowan (12 May 1907 – 30
October 1993), born
Kenneth Trethowan, was an
English Benedictine monk,
Roman Catholic priest, philosopher, theologian...
