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* **''D.N.B.,'' lxiii; ''Cal. Wynn (of Gwydir) Papers,'' passim; ''Clenennau Letters,'' i, Introduction **''Hist. Gwydir Family,'' passim; W. R. Williams, ''Parl. Hist. of Wales,'' passim **E. Breeze, ''Kalendars of Gwynedd,'' passim; ''Cymm.,'' xxxviii **''The Welsh Review,'' v, 187–191; ''Trans. Caern. Hist. Soc.,'' 1939, 37–46; J. E. Griffith, ''Pedigrees,'' 280–1 **E. G. Jones, 'The Caernarvonshire Squires, 1558–1625' (unpublished M.A. thesis, University of Wales).

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