Primary Source References
- Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281–92, 321 (Inquiry of 1289 concerning the custody of the Welsh royal children)
- Calendar of Papal Letters, ii, 185, 273
- Calendar of Memoranda Rolls, 1226-7, no. 2160
- Calendar of Close Rolls, 1327–30, 65, 175, 273, 322, 438
- Public Record Office, London E101/351/9 (Letter, noting provision made for the needs of the Welsh royal children, 11 November 1283)
- Calendar Ancient Petitions, 458 (letter from Gwenllian)
- Robert Manning (a canon at Sempringham then at Sixhills) see The Works of Thomas Hearne, 4 vols (London, 1810)
- Annales Prioratus de Dunstaplia, 293-4
- Accounts of Bristol Castle
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