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CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE.

THE DESCENT OF

THE LORDSHIP MARCHER OR COUNTY OF WENTLLWCH,
DESIGNATED IN THE PRESENT DAY AS

THE HUNDRED OF WENTLLWCH OR WENTLOOG.

Arranged from Mr. O. Morgan's "History of the Descent of the Lordship."

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1107 Mabel, married Robert Consul, created Earl of Gloucester 1147

William, Earl of Gloucester

1183 Isabel, married John, Earl of Montaigne, afterwards King John 1217 Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester

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1262 Gilbert de Clare, married Joan of Acre, daughter of Edward I. 1295 Joan of Acre

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1314 King Edward retained the estate

1318 Margaret de Clare, wife of Hugh de Audeley, created Earl of Gloucester 1320 Le Despenser

1326 Margaret de Clare, Countess of Gloucester

(The name of Wentllwch changed to that of Newport). 1342 Margaret de Audeley, married, Ralph, Lord Stafford 1349 Ralph, Lord Stafford. created Earl of Stafford

1372 Hugh, Earl of Stafford

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1403 Humphrey, Earl of Stafford, created Duke of Buckingham

Henry Stafford, Duke of Buckingham. Beheaded.

Richard III. retained the estate.

Henry VII. granted the estate to Katherine, Duchess of Buckingham, then wife of Jasper Tudor, Duke of Bedford

1460

1483

1485

1498

1521

Henry VIII.

1547

Edward, Duke of Buckingham. Beheaded.

Edward VI. granted the estate to William Herbert, first Earl of Pembroke 1570 Henry, Earl of Pembroke

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1655 Philip, 5th Earl of Pembroke and 2nd of Montgomery

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1710 John Morgan, Esquire, afterwards of Ruperra

1715 John Morgan, Esquire, of Tredegar

1719 William Morgan, Esquire, afterwards Sir William Morgan, K.B. 1731 William Morgan, Esquire

1763 Thomas Morgan, Esquire, of Ruperra

1769 Thomas Morgan, Esquire 1771 Charles Morgan, Esquire 1787 John Morgan, Esquire 1792 Sir Charles Morgan, Bart.

1806 Sir Charles Morgan, Bart.

1846 Sir Charles Morgan, Bart., afterwards 1st Lord Tredegar

1875 Godfrey Charles Morgan, 2nd Lord Tredegar

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FROM A VIEW TAKEN BY THE LATE MR. J. F. MULLOCK, SOON AFTER THE OPENING OF THE RAILWAY TO NEWPORT. Reproduced for this work by special permission.

HISTORY OF

THE CHURCH OF SAINT GWYNLLYW

(ST. WOOLLOS),

IN THE

LORDSHIP OF WENTLLWCH

(NEWPORT-ON-USK).

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