-
common modern spelling "Dolwyddelan" is
translated as "
Gwyddelan's meadow",
referring to
Saint Gwyddelan, an
Irish missionary of the 6th century,
after whom...
-
Llywelyn Gwrthwl or
Mwthwl 2
March (trad.)
Gwyrd 1
November (trad.)
Friar Gwyddelan 22
August (trad.)
Gwyddfarch 3
November (trad.)
Gwynan or
Gwynen 13 December...
- Llanarmonynial,
Llanfechain St Giles:
Wrexham St Grwst:
Llanrwst St
Gwyddelan:
Llanwyddelan St Gwynog:
Aberhafesp St Hilary: Denbigh, Erbistock, Llanrhos...
- western) All Saints,
Newtown St Beuno,
Bettws Cedewain St Cynon,
Tregynon St
Gwyddelan,
Llanwyddelan (the most
northern church in the group) St Gwynog, Aberhafesp...
-
Gwnnws 1
Tynygraig St
Gwrhai 1
Penstrowed St
Gwrthwl 1
Llanwrthwl St
Gwyddelan 2 Dolwyddelan,
Llanwyddelan St
Gwynan 1
Penmaenmawr St
Gwyndaf 2 Llanwnda...
- Penmachno) - a
total of 17
miles / 27 km
Sacred Snowdonia (visiting St
Gwyddelan's Church at Dolwyddelan, St Mary's and St Michael's
Churches at Betws-y-coed...
- Gwenllwyfo:
Llanwenllwyfo St Gwrhai:
Penstrowed St Gwrin:
Llanwrin St
Gwyddelan:
Dolwyddelan St Gwyndaf:
Llanwnda St Gwynhoedl:
Llangwnadl St Gwynin:...
- She was
buried on 25
August 1749 and is
buried within the
church of St.
Gwyddelan in Dolwyddelan. She was a
skilled harpist who
commanded her
workers to...
- Destro**** 1925 in damburst; new
church 1926, 1976 St
Gwyddelan,
Dolwyddelan Dolwyddelan Gwyddelan Medieval Church in
Wales Bro
Gwydyr Capel Moreia, Dolwyddelan...
- 2019. Cadw. "Church of St.
Gwyddelan (3184)".
National Historic ****ets of Wales.
Retrieved 4
April 2019. "Church of St.
Gwyddelan".
British Listed Buildings...
