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Family: Rees Wogan and Jenet Lloyd

Husband/father: Rees Wogan
Wife/mother: Jenet Lloyd
Children:

Individual: Rees Wogan

Marital or other families:

Rees Wogan and Jenet Lloyd

Sex: Male

Death:

Date: after 1599

Identification Number: ML271

Note: WWHR
Rees Wogan was a younger son of Sir John Wogan of Boulston and his wife Jane, who was the daughter of Richard Wogan of Wiston.

Rees founded the Llanstinan branch of the family by his marriage to Jenet daughter and co-heir of Llewelin Lloyd [Tucker MS] of Llanstinan, near Letterston, co Pembroke. The property on the death of Jenet's father seems to have fallen to her share. The name of Rees Wogan appears in the Papers of the Great Sessions, but nothing further is known of him.

National Library of Wales - Calendar of Deeds - Vol I - Coleman Papers

NB- note from introduction to above:-

"One of the difficulties encountered by the compiler has been in the translation of the personal names of Riceus and Richardus in the early deeds which were generally written in Latin. In deeds relating to Wales the name Richardus is undoubtedly the equivalent of Richard, and Riceus is usually interpreted as Rees, Rhys, or Rice. Yet this cannot be accepted as a hard and fast rule as there is clear evidence that in some cases Riceus was used either as a contraction or as the equivalent for Richard.

DD364
GRANT, dated 1 July 1599, by Richard Wogan of the parish of Llanstinan, co. Pembroke, gent., and Jenet, his wife, Thomas Mathias of Llwyngwarran, in the parish of Jordanston, gent., and Jane his wife, to John ap Owen Cadigan of Harrismote, gent., of the fee simple of the messuage, &c., called Farthings hooke, in the parish of Harrismote, and now in the occupation of Jenet Ieuan, widow, and John Meredith; with appointment of Richard Phillippes of Woodstock, and Robert James of Harrismote, gents, as attorneys of the grantors, to give livery of seisin of the premises. Consideration ·87. Witnesses: Richard Phillips; Robert James of Harismotte; Richard Bowen Cadigan of the same place: Thomas Symyns of Martell. {Latin}

Source: The Wogans of Pembrokeshire - Llanstinan Branch