CADELL ap GRUFFYDD (d. 1175 ),
CADFAN ( fl. 620), prince ,
CADFAN ( fl. 550? ), saint
CADOG,S. ( fl. c. 450 ), was one of the chief figures of the Celtic church in Wales .
CADWALADR (d. 664 ), prince ,
CADWALADR (d. 1172 ), prince ,
CADWALADR ap RHYS TREFNANT ( fl. 1600 ), poet .
CADWALADR CESAIL ( fl. 1620 ), poet .
CADWALADR, DAFYDD ( 1752 - 1834 ), Calvinistic Methodist preacher ,
CADWALADR, EDWARD ( 16th cent. ), poet .
CADWALADR, ELLIS ( fl. 1707-40 ), poet
CADWALADR, HUW ( 17th cent. ), poet .
CADWALADR, ‘Sir ’ RHYS ( fl. 1666-1690 ), cleric and poet ,
CADWALADR, ROGER ( 1566 - 1610 ), seminary priest and martyr ,
CADWALLON (d. 633 ), prince ,
CADWGAN (d. 1111 ), prince ,
CADWGAN (d. 1241 ), bishop of Bangor ,
CADWGAN DELYNOR ( fl. at end of 14th cent, and beginning of the 15th cent. ), musician .
CADWGAN FFOL ( 13th cent. ), bard .
KEYNE (CAIN ) , saint , ( fl. late 5th cent. — early 6th cent. ).
CAMPBELL ( MORRIESON ), ELIZA CONSTANTIA ( 1796 - 1864 ), author
CAMPBELL, FREDERICK ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN, viscount Emlyn (1847-1898), earl Cawdor (1898-1911)
CARADOG of LLANCARFAN ( fl. 1135 ), man of letters ,
CARADOG ap GRUFFYDD ap RHYDDERCH (d. 1081 )
CARADOG ap IESTYN ( fl. 1130 ), founder of the family of ‘Avene’ in Glamorgan ,
CARADOG FYNACH (d. 1124 ), recluse ,
CARANNOG ( fl. 550? ), saint ,
CARNE,Sir EDWARD ( c . 1500 - 1561 ), lawyer and diplomat ,
CARNES, EDWARD ( 1772? - 1828 ), bookseller and printer at Holywell, Flints.
CARR, HENRY LASCELLES ( 1841 - 1902 ), journalist and newspaper proprietor
CARRINGTON, THOMAS ( Tom ) , (‘ Pencerdd Gwynfryn ’ 1881 - 1961 ), musician and printer
CARTER family, of Kinmel, Denbs.
CARTER, HUGH ( 1784 - 1855 ), Welsh Wesleyan Methodist minister
CARTER, ISAAC (d. 1741 ), printer .
CASNODYN ( fl. 1320-40 ), poet ,
CASSON, LEWIS ( 1875 - 1969 ), actor and theatrical producer
CATHERALL, JONATHAN ( 1761 - 1833 ), industrialist and philanthropist
CATRIN ferch GRUFFUDD ap HYWEL ( fl. c. 1555 ), poet ,
CATRIN ferch GRUFFYDD ap IEUAN [ap LLYWELYN?] FYCHAN ( fl. 16th cent. ), poet ,
CECIL of Allt-yr-ynys ( Herefords. ), Burghley ( Northampton ) , and Hatfield (Herts.) .
CECIL-WILLIAMS,Sir JOHN LIAS CECIL ( 1892 - 1964 ), solicitor, secretary Hon. Soc. Cymmrodorion and driving force behind the publishing of the DWB
CEMLYN-JONES,Sir ELIAS WYNNE ( 1888 - 1966 ), public figure
CHALONER, THOMAS (d. 1598 ), of Denbigh and Chester , sometimes described as Ulster King of Arms .
CHAMBERS, WILLIAM ( 1774 - 1855 ), industrialist and public figure .
CHANCE, THOMAS WILLIAMS ( 1872 - 1954 ), minister (B) and principal of the Baptist College, Cardiff
CHAPPELL, EDGAR LEYSHON ( 1879 - 1949 ), sociologist, a pioneer of town and village redevelopment, and writer
CHARLES, DAVID, I ( 1762 - 1834 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and hymn-writer
CHARLES, DAVID, II ( 1803 - 1880 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister and hymnist ,
CHARLES, DAVID, III ( 1812 - 1878 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister ,
CHARLES, EDWARD ( 1757 - 1828 ), writer , whose pseudonym was Siamas Gwynedd ,
CHARLES, HENRY ( 1778 - 1840 ), theologian, littérateur, and mathematician ,
CHARLES, JAMES ( 1846 - 1920 ), Independent minister and theologian
CHARLES, JAMES ( 1851 - 1906 ), painter
CHARLES, PHILIP ( 1721? - 1790 ), Presbyterian minister .
CHARLES, THOMAS ( 1755 - 1814 ), Methodist cleric ,
CHERLETON or CHARLTON family.
CHIDLAW, BENJAMIN WILLIAM , ( 1811 - 1892 )
CHRISTOPHER, JACOB ( fl. 1655-90 ), Independent preacher .
CHURCHEY, WALTER ( 1747 - 1805 ), attorney and versifier ,
CLARE .
CLARK family, printers and publishers in Monmouthshire , etc.
CLARK, GEORGE THOMAS ( 1809 - 1898 ), engineer and antiquary
CLOUGH of Plas Clough , Glan-y-wern , Bathafarn , and Hafodunos ( 18th and 19th cent. ).
CLOUGH,Sir RICHARD (d. 1570 ), merchant, and (for a period) ‘factor’ for Sir Thomas Gresham in Antwerp
CLYDOG ( fl. 500? ), saint and martyr ,
CLYNNOG, MORGAN ( 1558 - after 1619 ), seminary priest ,
CLYNNOG, MORYS (or MAURICE CLENOCKE ) ( c. 1525 - 1581 ), Roman Catholic theologian
CNEPPYN GWERTHRYNION , poet and grammarian of the 13th cent. ,
COBB, JOSEPH RICHARD ( 1821 - 1897 ), antiquary
COFFIN, WALTER ( 1784 - 1867 ), colliery pioneer
COKE, THOMAS ( 1747 - 1814 ), Wesleyan Methodist minister
COLLEN ( fl. 600? ), saint .
COLLINS, WILLIAM LUCAS ( 1815 - 1887 ), cleric and author ,
CONSTANTINE, GEORGE ( c . 1500 - 1560? ), cleric
CONWAY or CONWY family, of Botryddan (‘ Bodrhyddan ’), Flints.
CONWAY, CHARLES ( 1820 - 1884 ), painter and engraver
CONYBEARE, WILLIAM DANIEL ( 1787 - 1857 ), geologist and divine
COOK, ARTHUR JAMES ( 1884 - 1931 ), miner and trade union leader
COOMBE TENNANT, WINIFRED MARGARET (‘ Mam o Nedd ’ 1874 - 1956 ), delegate to the first assembly of the League of Nations, suffragette, Mistress of the Robes of the Gorsedd of the Bards, and a well-known medium
CORBET,Sir RICHARD ( 1640 - 1683 ), baronet and member of parliament
CORBETT, JOHN STUART ( 1845 - 1921 ), solicitor and antiquary
CORY , (B) ( DWB , 83b, par. 2, 1. 6).
CORY .
COSLET, EDWARD ( 1750 - 1828 ), Calvinistic Methodist preacher
COSLETT, COSLETT ( Carnelian 1834 - 1910 ), collier and poet
COTTON, JAMES HENRY ( 1780 - 1862 ), dean of Bangor cathedral and educationist
COTTON,Sir STAPLETON ( 1773 - 1865 ), , field-marshal ,
COX, ARTHUR HUBERT ( 1884 - 1961 ), geologist
COX, JOHN ([ 1800 ]?- 1870 ), printer, bookseller, and postmaster at Aberystwyth, Cards.
COX, LEONARD ( fl. 1524-72 ), schoolmaster and author ,
CRADOCK,Sir MATHEW or MATHIAS ( 1468? - 1531 ), royal official in South Wales .
CRADOCK, RICHARD ( fl. 1660-90 ), Nonconformist preacher, of the Independent persuasion .
CRADOC, WALTER ( 1610? - 1659 ), Puritan theologian
CRAWLEY, RICHARD ( 1840 - 1893 ), scholar
CRAWSHAY family, of Cyfarthfa, Glam. , industrialists .
CRAWSHAY,Sir GEOFFREY CARTLAND HUGH ( 1892 - 1954 ), soldier and social benefactor
CROPPER, THOMAS ( 1869 - 1923 ), Buckley, Flints. , antiquary .
CROWTHER, JOHN NEWTON ( Glanceri 1847 - 1928 ), schoolmaster
CRYTHOR LLWYD MARCHEDD ( 16th cent. ), musician
CUDLIPP, PERCY ( 1905 - 1962 ), journalist
CUNEDDA WLEDIG ( fl. 450? ), British prince .
CURIG ( fl. 550? ), saint ,
CYBI ( fl. 550 ), saint ,
CYFEILIOG (or CYFEILLIOG? ) (d. 927 ), bishop of Llandaff .
CYFFIN, ROGER ( fl. c. 1587-1609 ), a poet
CYNAN ab OWAIN (d. 1174 ), prince ,
CYNAN ap HYWEL (d. 1242? ), prince ,
CYNAN ap IAGO (d. 1060? ), exiled prince ,
CYNAN DINDAETHWY (d. 816 ), prince ,
CYNDDELW BRYDYDD MAWR ( fl. 1155-1200 ), the leading 12th cent. Welsh court poet .
CYNFRIG ap DAFYDD GOCH ( c. 1420 ), poet .
CYNGAR , saint ( fl. 6th cent. ).
CYNGEN (d. 855 ), prince ,
CYNIDR , saint ( fl. 6th cent. )
CYNLLO ( fl. 550? ), saint ,
CYNOG ( fl. 500? ), saint ,
CYNWAL, RICHARD (d. 1634 ), poet ,
CYNWAL, WILLIAM (d. 1587 or 1588 ), poet ,
CYNWRIG ap RHYS (d. 1237 ), prince
CYNWRIG BENCERDD ( 15th cent. ), harpist ,
CYNWRIG HIR (‘ the Tall ’) , of Edeirnion ( fl. 1093 ).
