To Think I Thought Cymric History was Boring

Why I Couldn’t do Wednesday, but I Could do Wales

I took so long trying to force myself to finish a post about my first day in Austria 2019, that I couldn’t focus on finishing my organization of Mary Davis’s family in Wales. And I must admit that I had an ongoing battle between King Arthur, King Henry VII, King Einion, and a handful of other Welsh kings that The Second Wife’s Story was getting lost. To be honest, I just could not find enough interest in the Cymry until my epiphany in June of last year. I needed to find those kings to make a connection to the family that Mary Davis, the Second Wife, came from.

But now I can’t stop myself going down the British rabbit hole, so at midnight last night, I decided to divide my hyperactive focus into landing pages, so I could publish it and come back to it later if I needed to. That way I can get Mary out of Wales and into her adventure across the ocean.

If you are a Davis family descendant, a fan of King Arthur, interested in the Tudor Dynasty, or just a fan of British history like I thought I was but really wasn’t until I learned the truth about the Brits, then you’ll find some fun in digging into stuff about King Arthur, King Henry VII, King Einion, and other medieval kings. Beginning with King Arthwys ap Mar. I’d love to get your input to see if you can see what I’m seeing, or you can tell me I’m just seeing things.

You will be notified every time a new page or an update is added to my quickly growing database, including my Wednesday focus on The Second Wife’s Story coming on Wednesdays in the near future. You should see King Arthwys ap Mar/Mor’s page by Monday, and hopefully my bridge to chapter one on Wednesday! Thanks for reading/ See you then!