His arms were, "Sa., a chev. between three mullets, arg."102

From whom derived, 6th in descent, Meredith ap John, who had, with other issue, 2 sons:
1. Fowland Llwyd, eldest son, of Llanelian and Kymmel, co. Denbigh, ancestor of the Lloyds of Kymmel, whose heiress Alice, daughter and heir of Griffith Lloyd, of Kymmel, married Richard ap Evan ap David Vychan, and had a daughter and heir, Catherine, wife of Pierce Holland, Esq., 11th in descent from Sir Thomas Holland, supposed by Pennant to have been a younger son of John Holland, Duke of Exeter, who died in 1446. The last heir male in the direct line left 2 daughters and co-heiresses: 1. Mary Holland, who married Col. Price, of Rhiwlas, co. Merioneth, and 2. Catherine Holland, heiress of Kymmel, who married Col. Carter, an officer in the service of the Long Parliament, from which marriage derived John Carter, Esq. of Kymmel, who alienated the property to Sir George Wynne, Baronet of Leeswood, who sold it to David Roberts, Esq., from whom it was purchased by the Rev. Edward Hughes, father of Lord Dinorben.
2. George LLwyd, D.D. (6th son) consecrated Bishop of Chester in 1604, who married Anne, daughter of John Wilkinson, of Norwich, and was father, with other issue, of an eldest son, David Llwyd, Esq., who married Mary Garard.102