St. Lucius 
St. Lucius was born about 0120 in Britain. St. Lucius' father was Coel "Old King Cole" and his mother was Strada Verch Cyllin. His paternal grandparents were Meric or Marius of Britain and Julia Victoria verch Prasutagus; his maternal grandparents were Cyllinus and Penardun de Cornwall. He had two sisters named Athildis and Aeoifa. He died in 0181 in Gloucester.General Notes
Changed the established religion of Britain from Druidism to Christianity.
Lleuver Mawr (Lucius the Great), the Second Blessed Sovereign (Cadwalader was the Third Blessed Sovereign), was baptized by his father's first cousin, St. Timothy, who suffered martyrdom at age 90 on August 22, 139. When, in 170 AD Lucius succeeded to the throne of Britain he became the first Christian king of the world. He married Gladys, daughter of Eurgen, granddaughter of Marius and his wife, the daughter of Boadicea (Victoria). Lucius founded the frist church at Llandaff and changed the established religion of Britain from Druidism to Christianity. He died in 181, leaving only one child, a daughter, Gladys. (fr Errazuriz Raul's tree at Ancestry.com)
There is doubt that Lucius was a "real" person. Some believe that he has been confused with (created from?) Lucius Aelius Septimius Megas Abgarus IX
SOURCES:
Bede's 'Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum'
William of Malmesey's "Gesta Regum Anglorum'
Geoffrey of Monmouth's 'Historia Regum Britanniae'
Wikipedia.org (Lucius of Britain)
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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. in 48 BC d.UNKNOWN in 9 AD or 20 BC
- d.UNKNOWN in Before 43 AD
- d.UNKNOWN in AD 74
- b. in C 065 probably England d.UNKNOWN in C 125
- b. in abt 38 bc in Rome d.UNKNOWN in 9 BC in Germany
- b. in 10 BC in Lugdunum (France) d.UNKNOWN in May have been murdered by his wife, Agrippina The Younger
- b. in 36 bc in Rome d.UNKNOWN in 1 May 37 AD
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- d.UNKNOWN in AD 14, executed for conspiracy
- b. in abt 25 d.UNKNOWN in 48 in Rome, murdered at Agrippina's instigation
- b. in Abt 12 bc d.UNKNOWN in Trimerus
- b.~ 0110 in C. 60 in Colchester, England d.0150
- d.UNKNOWN in c AD59
- b. in C 060 in England d.UNKNOWN
- b.~30 Jan in c. 30BC,Trinovantum or Widford, Essex, England d.UNKNOWN
- b. in c 2 BC in Venta Icenorum, Norfolk, Britain d.UNKNOWN
- b. in c 23BC in Venta Incenorum, Norfolk, Britain d.UNKNOWN in C 62
- b.~ 0120 in Britain d.0181 in Gloucester
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- b. in Abt 0010 d.UNKNOWN
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- b.0100 in Siluria d.UNKNOWN
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- b.~ 0100 d.UNKNOWN
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They had two sons and two daughters, named Cadwalladr ap Lleuvar, Keribir, Gladys "The Younger" Verch and Eurgen.
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