GENEALOGICAL -PAPER- RESEARCH
OF THE
PICTON FAMILY
(For those whose ancestors are from the Pembrokeshire, Wales area)
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Picton Pedigree Chart taken from the Bronwydd MS at the Carmarthen Record Office. The
Bronwydd MS were compiled in about 1765 and in this case are copies of Welsh pedigrees in
the Protheroe Collection at the College of Arms compiled by David Edwardes around 1685.
Although there are few dates on this MS it is possible to assign dates to the individuals
from contemporary documents which survive. This places Philip Picton to around 1260/1280
and the individuals at the bottom of the pedigree to around the second half of the
seventeenth century.
Access Picton Family Branches
Below are known Picton families with origins in Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire. They
are believed descendant from Philip de Picton born about 1260 and lived at Newport,
Pembrokeshire, Wales.
Advenae Pembr. at the top of the pedigree was used by the heralds to show that the families
were of non-native Welsh origin, and so had emigrated into Wales some time after the Norman
conquest of 1066. Advenae is a difficult word to translate - but is approximately a
"foreigner". Welsh pedigrees can therefore be divided into native Welsh pedigrees and
those of advenae.
Old Picton pedigree chart
Drawn in about the 1600's - Refers to the Picton family as The "Advenae" meaning foreigner.
Old Picton Chart Discussion-The above very old chart includes both Sir William Picton with his daughter Joan who was married to Sir John Wogan and Philip Picton with his wife Maud Dyer.
Maud Dyer - wife of Philip Picton- from Newport, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Summary of Picton Family Pedigree Accounts
Picton of Newport and Nevern -- Northern Picton Branch, 1250-1700.
Picton of Whitechurch and Trelech -- Northern Branch, 1650-present day.
Picton of Martletwy and Rudbaxton -- Southern Branch [Sir Thomas Picton’s family], 1540-
present day.
(1) Picton of Martletwy I; Picton of Martletwy II; Picton of Martletwy III; Picton of
Martletwy IV; Picton of Martletwy
(2) Picton of Freystrop I; Picton of Freystrop II; Picton of Freystrop III; Picton of
Freystrop IV; Picton of Burton
(3) Picton of Cosheston
(4) Picton of Haroldston West, Lambston and Cosheston; Picton of Herbrandston; Picton of
Lewisburg; Picton of Pembroke and Barrow-in-Furness
(5) Picton of Carew, Llawhaden and Anglesey
(6) Picton of Haverfordwest
(7) Picton of Llandissilio
(8) Picton of Steynton
(9) Picton of Dale and Marloes
(10) Picton of Camrose and the USA
(11) Picton of Monmouthshire
(12) Picton of Liverpool (Family of Sir James Allanson Picton)
Additional Information Related To The Picton Family
How the Northern Picton Branch descends from the Philipps of Picton Castle - Through Jenet Philipps the Wife of John Picton and daughter-in-Law of Owen Picton of Trellyffaint. Jenet Philipps and John Picton are the parents of the Owen Picton of Trellyffaint born about 1584.
Knight Service - Early Picton Castle rules of governing
European (Autosomal) DNA - What is in European Chromosomes that some Picton descendants may have - by Owen Picton
Old Picton pedigree chart
- created in the 1600's going back to about the 1200's, starts with a Philip Picton (Phs Picton).
Picton Family
Favorites Cook Book- by descendants of Rev. Thomas Picton (Another cousin related
line)
Other Picton websites
List of various other websites containing the name Picton
Note: Ancestry.com has the 1841 Census for England and Wales online.
This is a research project in progress. Additional researching of the Picton family
may revolve around references to the Picton Family in the records of the Bronwydd Estate
mostly in the 18th and 19th century within the Lordship of Cemais. The Bronwydd Estate
have provided their records called Bronwydd MSS to the National Library of Wales and are
available. This is why on this website, there are many references to the owners and
ancestors of the Bronwydd Estate and the contracts and leases they had with the Picton
Family. The following are examples of the ancestors or members of the Bronwydd Estate
family such as George Owen of Henllys born about 1552, son Alban Owen, then several
generations down to Anne Owen who married Thomas Lloyd of Penpedwast in the parish of
Meline, then down to Sir Marteine Lloyd (1851-1933). It is hoped that by looking at this
to find Picton records, contracts and leases; a better understanding can be arrived at such
as why the Picton Family lived in varies places, things they did and where additional
records may be found.
If you have a suggestion please let me know.
Owen Picton
2121 Clay Street
Ashland, Nebraska 68003
USA
ospicton@yahoo.com
(402) 944-2456 / (402) 426-5876 / Cell: (402) 686-0663
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