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cadwgan ap bleddyn
Prince of Powys, GB
(b. 1051)
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owain ap cadwgan
Welsh prince of Powys
(b. 1085)
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cadwgan of llandyfai
Welsh cleric, Bishop of Bangor, GB
(b. 1150)
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cadwgan delynor
Welsh musician, GB
(b. 1400)
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cadwgan ab owain
King of Gwent
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ieuaf ap cadwgan
Peerage person ID=295448
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hoedlyw ap cadwgan
Peerage person ID=295447
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llywelyn ap cadwgan
Peerage person ID=197799
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thomas cadwgan
Peerage person ID=197850
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william cadwgan
Peerage person ID=197853
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jill cadwgan
researcher
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cadwgan ab elystan
Peerage person ID=197800
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madog ap llywelyn ap gruffudd ap cadwgan
Est 1280 - 1331
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goronwy ap cadwgan
Peerage person ID=295446
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william cadwgan
Peerage person ID=197847
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) , all over the world, is a very rare last name. The last name Cadwgan is habitual in the United Kingdom, where it is a very rare surname, Australia, and Canada, where it is an extremely rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia. Much less frequently, Cadwgan is the forename as well as the last name.