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Some Notes Pertaining to Richard Luallen, Anderson Co., TN

Untangling the Llewellyn Families in Southside Virginia - Part 4

Untangling the Llewellyn Families in Southside Virginia - Part 3

Untangling the Llewellyn Families in Southside Virginia - Part 2

Untangling the Llewellyn Families in Southside Virginia - Part 1

There have been many Llewellyns who have arrived and departed in the ghostly pages of history and genealogy but none have been as elusive as the early Llewellyn families of Virginia. Records show several Llewellyns immigrated [https://llewellyn-genealogy.ghost.io/a-review-of-pre-1700-llewellyns-in-america/] during the mid to late 17th century. They arrived

A Father for Anderson Lewellin

A Review of Pre-1700 Llewellyns in Wales - Part 2

See Part 1 [https://llewellyn-genealogy.ghost.io/a-review-of-pre-1700-llewellyns-in-wales/] * Llewellyn, Thomas, tidnam, 1547[1] * Lewellin, Katharine, Dyrham, 1588[2] * Llewellen, William, Tuddenham, 1592[3] * Fluelin alias Lewelline, Jane Dursley, 1634[4] * Flewelyn, John, Tetbury, 1525[5] * Lluellen William, Tyddenham, 1570[6] * Llewellyn, Joan Tiddenham, 1558[7] * Lluelin John, St. Mary Crypt,

A Review of Pre-1700 Llewellyns in Wales - Part 1

I have researched a number of books from England, Wales and Ireland paying particular attention to the transition of the Welsh patronymic system into the Anglo surname system. During that research I uncovered a number of Llewellyn individuals that I will document here. * William Thomas married Joan Llewelyn, daughter of

Tragedy in the Ninth District

A Review of Pre-1700 Llewellyns in America

The L450 Soundex

L450 is the soundex [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soundex] for Llewellyn. As a Llewellyn surname researcher this is very important to understand! If Llewellyn (or one of the 200+ variations) is your surname, then you have likely had people misspell your surname. And 400 years ago when our forefathers

John Llewellyn - Knox Co., Tennessee

John Bell Llewellyn - Knox Co., Tennessee

Origins of the Llewellyn Surname

In the research of the Llewellyn surname we often hear,” we have descended from the Welsh Princes!” Well, perhaps. It appears the name Llewellyn originated in the old Welsh kingdom of Deheubarth, which included broad areas of western Wales from Pembroke to Brecon, around 1100 A.D. and then spread

William Llewellyn - Knox County, TN