King Arthwys ap Mor of the Pennines 
Arthwys was born about 0455. Arthwys' father is King Mor ap Ceneu of Northern Britain. His paternal grandparents are King Cenue ap Coel Hen of Northern Britain and Ystradwel ferch Gadeon. He is an only child.General Notes
Arthuis (Welsh, Arthwys/Latin, Artorius/English, Arthur), King
of thePennines. Arthuis succeeded his father, Mor, in the
southern area of hisKingdom: the Pennine region of today. He
was probably a contemporary ofthe great High-King Arthur of
romantic legend, and stories of thelatter's exploits in the
north may well be a muddled memory of thisNorthern King, who is
thought to have fought against the Picts onnumerous occasions.
[David Nash Ford, Early British 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.~ 0300
- b.~ 0325
- b.ABT 0350/0370 d.0420 in Tarbolton, Ayrshire, Scotland
- b.ABT 0382/0405
- b.~ 0305
- b.ABT 0325/0340 in Rome, Italy
- b.~ 0305
- b.~ 0360
- b.ABT 0420/0425
- b.~ 0270
- b.~ 0300
- b.~ 0330
- b.~ 0350 in Britain
- b.~ 0455
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