Edmondsallan Hello This Journal Will Go from Back at Dyfnwal

edmondsallan - Hello. This journal will go from back at- Dyfnwal 1126 AD to 1792 AD just the opposite way we have been putting it down . We will be going thro’ 666 years , we are walking not driving so we won’t miss anything .

“ Lord Sitsyllt - ap Dyfnwal - b- 1126 AD at Monmouth. Castle -Wales - -d-1181 AD- Wales ( 55 )
m 1146 AD - ( 20 )
Anne verch Gruffydd -b- 1128 AD at ancestral home of the Arnallts ( 18 ) – d- in a hunting accident

Children ( 9 ) 3 boys - 6 girls == The six ( 6 ) girls were given very wealthy dowries and married well and
lived happily ever after Of the Boys / Sons “ Aeddan “was the oldest . and was taken in hand at an early age to learn about the family affairs he would one day inherit as the Eldest son . The other two were trouble . As they grew up they wanted to fight anything , anywhere . On a raiding party into “ Dorset “ southern England they were ambushed on the way back to their home . One was killed while trying to rescue his brother from the enemy , and the other was severely wounded and died ( 6 ) years later from those wounds.

Aeddan-ap Sitsylit Arnallt -b – 1160 AD at Monmouth castle Wales -d- ( no details available )
m - 1180 AD age ( 20 )
Jane verch Llewelyn b- 1163 Ad - ( 17 ) -d- ( no details available )
Children -13 children ( I could only find records for ( 3 ) “ Aeddan “ was the third child and inherited the Tile & Deeds
Meurig apAeddan Arnallt – b-1200 AD ( Abergavenny ) I think it was the home of his wife – d- 1268- ( age 68
Nesta Verch Cadrawd b- 1199 Wales – m- 1219 ( 20 )
Children ( 4 ) all Sons - “ Gwilyn “ the eldest .

Gwilyn ap Meurig b- 1240 – Llangattock . Monmouth . Wales ( no record of his death )
Jane Ilfor b –1241 – Wales ( Father was a money lender )
Children ( unproven data shows they had 4 children , the eldest being “ Arnallt “

Arnallt ap Gwilyn -b- 1300 - Llys-Tal –Y-Bont – Glamorgan- Wales –d- 1340 at Glamorgan ( age 40
Jennet Fleming -b- 1301- ( research found -Kirk Michael -West coast of Isle of man although not
proven her parents came from Scotland
m-1319 – ( 18 ) she returned to the Isle of Man & died there in 1394 ( age 93 )
Children ( 3 ) Their second son became famous and was used by Royalty & nobles to quell Rebellions . He inherited the Leadership and Titles There is a connection between this family and another family relation back in 0150 / 0160 AD with a leader whose name was “ Cyngen of Dyfnwal “ I think this was the connection where they all came together . Remember the “ Switzerland “ Arnaults . I traced their journey from there to , down the Rhine River to an area on the north west coast of Denmark . From there they went , raided and settled in “ Northern Island on the East coast near “ Bangor “ I could not find official proof of them going to the Isle of
Man as no records were kept there in those days . It was all word of mouth handed down to certain chosen people . I am 99% sure this is where they met the other half of their original Tribe that went thro” Switzerland .

Arnallt ap ( Fychan ) Arnallt - b- 1320- Glamorgan Wales --- d- 1362 – ( 42 )
m- 1340 – ( All I could find was the date of the marriage . Her name was not given and she died at the birth of their first child “ Fychan “ He was a great leader & warrior and he never married again although there are details of other affairs he had . Many of his Battles & heroic deeds are recorded in church records and always led his men from the front himself . I have read of many battles he won . Many times he was far out numbered yet managed to win . This warrior was one hella of guy .

Arnallt ap ( Fychan ) Arnallt - b-1341 – Cardiff – Wales ( found the date of his death but unable to prove it m-Cecily ap Meurig ( a cousin of his ) no date available . They had a large family ( 12 ) in number .( 8 ) of them died from sickness. The only proven record available was on their ( 5th ) child Called “ Fychan “ also . It is written that he did not inherit the Leadership or estates.

Arnallt ap ( Fychan ) Anallt - b- 1365 – Glamorgan – Wales - d- 1416 AD 7 is buried at Glamorgan . Wales
Joan ap Madoc- b- 1370 – glamorgan –Wales -m- 1391 – ( 21 ) They had six ( 6 ) children - all documented & proven . Because of the proven information we have on this family – they become another foundation stone .
After they got married they shifted to Gloucestershire – England and their was spelt the __ English version of Arnallt __ and changed to “ Arnold “
1392 – John Arnold was born - Gloucestershire – Eng ‘
1394 – Reynold Arnold “ - Wiltshire Eng ‘
1396 – William Arnold “ - Bristol – Eng’
Unable to find work in England after ( 8 ) years , they returned to their parents home in Glamorgan Wales and had ( 3 ) more children – They remained as Arnolds & not Arnallts -which infuriated their parents in Wales
1400 – Jenkin Arnold
1411 – Rodger Arnold
1414 – Thomas Arnold
From this time on in the “ Arnold ancestry “ this family of Arnolds seems to have a part in any documentation / flow chart – through to modern day records – one way of another . Once again it is agood foundation block to go forward or back from this point in time .
We have viewed ( on the net ) a copy of a “ Doctors Note Book “ It was found in his estate papers and was dated in the 1500’s . The writings in that note book were also recorded in the medical Journals held in section of a library in Wales . It was found by an “ American _ Arnold “ while in Wales searching the libraries of Glamorgan in Wales for more on his Ancestry . He put this on Record - & gave it the name of “ Dr Arnold “All though I think this “ note book “ is genuine I was unable to prove many of its notations . I could only prove some of it . One part in Particular part was about the ( 5th ) son of of this family just mentioned –
“ Rodger Arnold “ . It said , that rodger gave up the idea of becoming a soldier / warrior and became a farm labourer all his life. His wife however had an unusual human gift of being able to lay hands on very sick people and cure them of their illnesses . The doctor had written many of them down , and accepted that her work on the sick was a “ Godly Gift “ to heal . No other explanation could be found . This woman was crossing a flooded river in a boat , going to a very sick family and her and the other people with her drowned . We need to pause here & put down what we found and recorded for our Ancestral flow chart..

1411 – Rodger Arnold – b- Llys- Tal-Bont – Glamorgan – d- 1468 ( 57 ) married
1415 –Joan Gamage - m- 1440 –Llanthony – Monmouth –Wales -d- 1472 ( 57 ) by accidental drowning
Children – ( 4 ) -2 boys - & 2 girls – Thomas was the youngest and who we are following :

1468 - Thomas Arnold –b-Flanthony , Monmouth – Wales - died at his son’s home in Dorset – Eng” 1532 ( 64
1471 – Agnes Warnsted – b-1471 – Wales – m- 1942 )
Children ( 5 ) although I found them I could not prove their D.o.b.except for the eldest son “ Richard “

1494- Richard Arnold - b- Bagber – Dorset –England – ( no date of death )
1500 –Emmate Young - b- Dorset –England ‘ “
Children ( 10 ) names only – no proven D.O.B’s except for two of them and luckily one was our ancestor .”Richard “

1520- Richard Arnold – b- Bagbere –Middleton Parish –Somerset – England –d- 15th May 1593-London and
his grave is at the Parish church – AT – London = England
1524 – Jaquita – Arnold ( mrs ) –b- Middlesex- Eng’ ( 1st marriage ) Cambridge – 1544 –
1500 – Emmate Young ( I think she is his son’s wife _ not proven ) –- 2nd m- ( no data available )
Children – ( 13 ) - ( 3 ) sets of twins – ( 9 ) Boys - ( 4 ) Girls - I have all their proven birth records / deaths etc in our personal family book . Also they are freely available on the net We will follow “ John Arnold “of this family ( 5 th ) child and our ancestor- b- 1554 and his son John – b- 1585

Note – Although we didn’t descend from “ Nicholas “ of this family , I wish to bring tis family to your attention , in case anybody is researching their “ Arnold Ancestry “
1550 – Nicholas Arnold - -d- 24th Jan 1622 ( 72 ) at Somerset – England - m-
1553 – Alice Gully – Somerset - m- 1569 – ( 16 ) ( no death record available )
Children – ( 12 ) I have all the proven records on all of them in our personal Family Book .They are also available freely on the net . Both of these families mentioned , one with ( 13 children & the other with ( 12 ) children are where most of the modern day “ Arnolds “ have descended from – if you are researching

1585 – John Arnold –b- Kent – England – d- 23rd Nov – 1616 – ( 31 )
1596 – Jane Ladd -b- Saltwood – Kent – Eng ‘ -m- 12th May -1628- Godmersharn Kent Eng ‘
Children ( 5 ) Our ancestor is “ John “

1647 – John Arnold – b-Lancashire – Eng ‘
1646 – Ciselie Wright -b- “” “” Note I am 95 % sure this is the start of the “ Arnolds “in Lancashire _
England ( 4 children – only one – the eldest proven )

1678 – John Arnold – b- Altcar - Lancashire – Eng’
1677 – Elizabeth Kenion – b- Lancashire - Eng ‘ -m – 25th Feb ‘-1697 at Halsaall , Lancashire – Eng ‘
Children ( 7 ) --- ( 3 ) died early .

1721 – John Arnold – Altcar – Lancashire –Eng’
1723 – Ann Sherleycar – “” “ “ –m- Nov’ 1747 – Lancashire – Eng ‘
Children ( 3 ) known – only one proven – “ Francis “

1750- Francis Arnold –b- Liverpool – Lancashire – Eng -d- 1814 – Eng’
1760 – Jane Lathwaite –b- “ “ m – 16th May 1785 - St Peters , Church St- Liverpool . Eng’
Children – ( 6 ) only ( 4 ) proven – “ William “ one of them – our ancestor

1791- William Arnold – b- 1st of Nov ‘-- Liverpool -Lancashire _ Eng’
1792 – Ann King -b- 18th April – Liverpool – m- 27th May 1821 – St Nicholas Church – Liverpool – Eng
Children – ( could not prove their D.O. B . except for “ John “ – our ancestor and our first “ Arnold “ ancestor to arrive in New Zealand . A direct ancestor to my wife . Their have been other “ Arnolds “ arrive in NZ - However this is the first of this Family decendency right back to BC as you have been following .

Time for a break – Till we meet again – Regards -edmondsallan