A chance to find out the latest news about Tredegar House in Newport; ancestral home of the Morgan family for over 500 years. An unofficial, irreverent blog which should probably be stamped out. Got a question about the Morgans, or the history of the House itself? I've got a few too...
Monday, August 08, 2005
History of the Morgans of Tredegar
On Thursday (August 11) I will be starting a 'History of the Morgans of Tredegar'. It is rather ambitious, but I intend to rattle through the centuries by featuring each Morgan known to have owned Tredegar, or lived there. The way this blog works is that every post gets registered as a single web page in search engines. So, therefore, by the end of the series, every Morgan who owned Tredegar, will have their own web-page, where comments can be left, and questions asked about their life.
The first Morgan featured will be Morgan ap Meredudd (Meredith) who owned Tredegar in the early decades of the 14th century. Hopefully, the series will end with John Morgan, 6th Baron Tredegar, who died childless in 1962.
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I am really enjoying this site. I just began to learn my family history and found that I am a decendant of Miles Morgan who settled in Massachusetts. Thank goodness for the internet!
Hello! I would love to purchase or read your own on the MOrgans who owned the Tredegar House. I am a descendant of Col Morgan Morgan who was born in Glamorganshire in 1688 and died in Bunker Hill Virginia (now West Virginia) in 1766. I have many generations back from him, but do not know how accurate they are. Many records say these ancestors lived or were born in Tredegar. My father is going to visit the house in early May and I would like to give as much information as possible to him as to whether it looks like we are directly descended from a master of the red brick or older stone castle. I am not yet done searching your site, but if you ahve anything to share, I would love to see it! I can share the records I have, too.
My husband is a NJ (USA)Morgan, and descends from Miles Morgan of Bucks County PA b 1801; son of Isaiah Morgan b 1764 Bucks County PA, probably son of Samuel Morgan b. c 1739, who is likely son of James Morgan b. 1715. We don't have them back into the Old World.
Hello Paul,
I just found your site. My ex-husband, whose hobby is geneaology, has been researching the Morgans. My ancestor is Sir William Morgan, the Morgan who received Charles I at Tredegar House. I am the 8th great-granddaughter on my mother's side of the family, and my middle name is Morgan. What relationship are you to the Morgans and is the Tredegar house open for tours? I know my brother and I would love to come and see our ancestral home. Our family has always been interested in British/Welsh history and now I know why. About 25 years ago, I was in Wales. What a beautiful country-side! Please keep up the good work, and if there is any information you may need from us, please feel free to ask!
Like Trudy, I am a descendant of Morgan Morgan. I have been researching the family history and your blog is filling in many blanks. I can't wait for the day I can travel to Wales and stand in my ancestors foorprints!
I 'am Traylor Michell Morgan
my line is High Kings Of Ireland King Eochaid to Now This date is 8/19/12 .
And have Found a web site that Takes the Royal Family Back To the Dark ages And time of Noah Where Three Royal Line's Went Forward. The Lion's Have Come Full Circle ! I Do not Have A Male Child my son Past away , So unless there is one of my Offspring out there My Line Will Stop Here !
Hello Sir Paul
Traylor again I seem to have found a bit of a sticky wickit With ancestry Com , it as of what i have read sir. William Morgan
Had three Grandson named John , James , And Miles Morgan .Not sons as was lead to beleave .And the next Oldest was Sir. Henry Morgan
That Died 1688 . in which case Charles Morgan born 15 june 1636 Wales and Died 1720 Wales his Brother Would Have Next in line as an Hier . I 'am Hopping You Or One of the people in the know can Bring some Light To This .
And if Posable Put an End to What Happend At that Space in time .
Of What is Called The Morgan Pedigree Of Royalty . Thank you Traylor Morgan
This is incredible! Thanks to my distant cousin in England, I have gotten alot of info on the Morgan family. Cexcee (alias Mary) Morgan, who married James Giles, immigrated to the USA (Pittsburgh, PA) in 1851. Cexcee's line goes back to Ieuan (Jevan) Morgan. So cool that Sir John Morgan, Knight of of the Holy Sepulchre, was involved with the Tudors and helping Henry VII. Regards, Don
I just recently found out I am a living descendant of the Morgan's! Very exciting....would love to go see the home
I am looking for the Welsh connection of Col. Morgan Morgan as to whom his parents were. Any help would be appreciated. If you of know of any documentation that would be great.
Sir Thomas "the pirate" morgan the second.Baron Morgan Sheriff of London. Is my 13th great grandfather.
Sir Thomas "the Pirate" Morgan, the second Baron Morgan Sheriff of London is also my ancester. I hop to learn more about him and his life here. Thank you for the wonderful research you are doing. My email account is orgels123@gmail.com. My name is Lee Erwin Pelton
I am just now starting to do research on morgans. As my mother's maiden name is Morgan and her father was John Morgan. I know we are scottish
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