- Gwen
Teirbron (French: Blanche; Latin: Alba
Trimammis or Candida;
possibly English: Wite) was a
Breton holy
woman and wife of
Fragan who
supposedly lived...
-
Klervi was the
daughter of
Prince Fragan (Fracan) and the
Princess Gwen
Teirbron (Gwen the
Three Breasted), both also
considered saints. Fragan's lineage...
-
singer Gwen
Verdon (1925–2000),
American dancer and
actress Saint Gwen
Teirbron (sometimes
called Blanche in
French sources) Gwen Choke,
James Adams' deceased...
- Look up wite in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Wite may
refer to: Gwen
Teirbron, a
Breton holy
woman possibly known in
English as Wite
Saint Wite, a saint...
- Fracan) and
Teirbron. He is also a
cousin of
Riwall and
stepfather to Cadfan, son of
Eneas Ledewig (or
Aeneas of Brittany) and
Teirbron. He left Britain...
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Disciple of
Saint David Issel 6th
century Saundersfoot Father of
Saints Gwen
Teirbron and
Teilo Grandfather of Euddogwy, Tyfei, Isfael, Gwenthenoc, Jacut, Winwaloe...
- Ergyng, and his
grandmother was
possibly the
former wife of
Saint Gwen
Teirbron. As a
youth he
became a
follower of his
cousin Saint Dyfrig, and worked...
- February. His
father was Fragan, a
prince of Dumnonia, and his
mother Gwen
Teirbron. The
young family had fled to
Brittany to
avoid the
plague raging in Cornwall...
- was said to be the son of
Eneas Ledewig (Aeneas of Brittany) and Gwen
Teirbron (Gwen
Three ****),
daughter of
Budic II of Brittany. He journe**** to...
- 1009 Guénolé
Guirec Gurthiern Guyomard,
martyr at
Ploudery in 499 Gwen
Teirbron Gwenhael Gwinear Herbot Hermeland d'Indre
Herve Illtud Jacut Judoc Justinian...
