Llewelyn Traherne (13 March 1766 – 5 December 1842) was a Welsh magistrate and briefly High Sheriff of Glamorgan in 1801. He was born in Cardiff, the...
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English entomologist John Montgomery Traherne (1788–1860), Welsh Anglican priest and antiquarian Llewelyn Traherne (1766–1842), Welsh magistrate, High...
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Historical Notices of Sir Matthew Craddock of Swansea. The only son of Llewelyn Traherne, High Sheriff of Glamorgan, he was born at Coedarhydyglyn in 1788...
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late Llewelyn Traherne, a portion of which was the abode of the Bassets before they possessed Beau Pre. In the 1840s, Rev. John Montgomery Traherne was...
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Llewellin, who married Edmund Traherne of Castellau's sister. When John died in 1786, the estate was inherited by Llewelyn Traherne, the son of his sister (who...
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February 1800: Robert Jenner, of Wenvoe Castle 11 February 1801: Llewelyn Traherne of St Hilary 17 March 1801: Robert Jones, of Fonmon Castle 3 February...
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Votes % ±% Labour Arthur Pearson 27,823 68.6 N/A Conservative Cennydd Traherne 7,260 17.9 −22.2 Liberal John Ellis Williams 5,464 13.5 N/A Majority 20...
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Robbins, international footballer (d. 1979) 14 December – Sir Cennydd Traherne, landowner (d. 1995) 31 December – Tommy Weale, footballer (d. 1971) 27...
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Letters, i, pp.431–432. Close Rolls, 1264-1268, p.89 Powicke (1966), p. 488. Traherne, R.F., ed. (1979). The Documents of the Baronial Movement of Reform and...
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Isaac Davies (Birkenhead) (NLW MSS 6474-7). Whitford (NLW MSS 6479-89). Traherne-Mansel Franklen (NLW MSS 6511-6615; 11964-81). Rhuddgaer (NLW MSS 6664-9)...
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