King Pabo Post Prydyn of the Pennines 
Pabo Post was born about 0472. Pabo Post's father is King Arthwys ap Mor of the Pennines and his mother is Saint Cywair of Ireland. His paternal grandfather is King Mor ap Ceneu of Northern Britain. He had a brother named Cynfelyn. He was the older of the two children. He died on November 9th, 0530.General Notes
St. Pabo (Welsh, Pabo/Latin, Pabius/English, Pabio) Post
Prydein, King ofthe Pennines. Pabo Post Prydein was said to
have been the Pillar ofBritain, for he kept Pictish invaders at
bay. Though his Kingdom coveredthe Pennines of central Britain,
in later life, Pabo turned toChristianity, abdicated the throne
and retired to Gwynedd where hefounded the church of Llanabo on
Ynys Mon (Anglesey). He died there on9th November 530 and a
beautiful medieval stone slab carved with hisimage can still be
seen covering his grave. [David Nash Ford, EarlyBritish
Kingdoms, Biographies of the Kings of the Pennines]
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)
- b.~ 0325
- b.ABT 0350/0370 d.0420 in Tarbolton, Ayrshire, Scotland
- b.ABT 0382/0405
- b.ABT 0325/0340 in Rome, Italy
- b.~ 0360
- b.ABT 0420/0425
- b.~ 0300
- b.~ 0330
- b.~ 0350 in Britain
- b.~ 0455
- b.~ 0472 d.09 Nov 0530
- b.~ 0455
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He had a biological daughter named Arddun Penasgell.
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