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Thomas Ewyn

Thomas Ewyn (died 1569) was a Scottish goldsmith working in Edinburgh. Thomas Ewyn was Deacon of the Goldsmiths. He copied and wrote some of the craft

James Stewart, 1st Earl of Moray

The contract for the tomb survives. It was written by the chaplain Robert Ewyn, the administrator of the craft of masons and wrights in Edinburgh. His wife

Murdoch Walker

Countess of Moray, and written out by a notary Robert Ewyn. Ewyn, brother of the goldsmith Thomas Ewyn, was clerk to the Edinburgh incorporation of wrights

Llygadwy

of a stream known traditionally as 'Yw' though which is nowadays known as Ewyn Brook and which flows through a wide, though short, vale known traditionally

Edward Fiennes-Clinton, 18th Earl of Lincoln

1406–1469 1st Baron Ogle John Clinton c. 1429 – 1488 6th Baron Clinton Owen (Ewyn) Ogle 1440–1486 2nd Baron Ogle John Clinton c. 1470 – 1514 7th Baron Clinton

James Mosman

the same time, and the event was recorded in the craft minutes by Thomas Ewyn. Free men of the goldsmith craft were required make an oath and answer an

Duke of Newcastle

1406–1469 1st Baron Ogle John Clinton c. 1429 – 1488 6th Baron Clinton Owen (Ewyn) Ogle 1440–1486 2nd Baron Ogle John Clinton c. 1470 – 1514 7th Baron Clinton

Baron Clinton

1406–1469 1st Baron Ogle John Clinton c. 1429 – 1488 6th Baron Clinton Owen (Ewyn) Ogle 1440–1486 2nd Baron Ogle John Clinton c. 1470 – 1514 7th Baron Clinton

Earl of Lincoln

1406–1469 1st Baron Ogle John Clinton c. 1429 – 1488 6th Baron Clinton Owen (Ewyn) Ogle 1440–1486 2nd Baron Ogle John Clinton c. 1470 – 1514 7th Baron Clinton