Family
- Parents:
- Sir Kenneth Morgan and Lady Alyce de Corwyn
- Siblings:
- Mistress Zoë Bronwyn Morgan (fraternal half-sister)
- Mistress Geill Morgan (fraternal half-sister)
- Mistress Alazais Morgan (fraternal half-sister)
- Lady Bronwyn Rhetice de Morgan (died age 25)
- Spouse:
- Married Dowager Countess Richenda of Rheljan of Marley on May 1, 1122
- Earl Brendan Borisov Coris (b. 1117, stepson, Earl of Marley)
- Lady Briony Bronwyn de Morgan (b. 1123)
- Earl Kelric Alain Morgan (b. 1125, Earl of Lendour)
- Lady Sophonisba Alyca Richenda de Morgan or Grania Marie Araxelle de Morgan (b. 1129)
- Married Dowager Countess Richenda of Rheljan of Marley on May 1, 1122
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