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Twice a member of the BoD (mid-70's & late 80's) | |||
*[[El Munadi]] Herald, 1970's-1980's | *[[El Munadi]] Herald, 1970's-1980's | ||
*[[John and Flavia|Eleventh Baron of the Angels with Flavia Beatrice Carmigniani]], 09/13/2008-present | *[[John and Flavia|Eleventh Baron of the Angels with Flavia Beatrice Carmigniani]], 09/13/2008-present | ||
[[Category:Pelicans]] | [[Category:Pelicans]] | ||
Once upon a time, a Welsh trader named Master John ap Griffin packed up his best wool clip and headed for the fabled city of Novgorod. Along the way, he took up with a band of Rus who were on their way to Constantinople (when you're heading that far East, might as well keep going) The merchanting was profitable and the scenery exciting, so he never quite made it back to Wales. He journeyed throughout Europe and the Great Silk Road, trading whatever came to hand until one day. one day he crossed paths with a dynamic Genovese merchant baroness. Their mutual love of merchanting, travel and each other has led to a thriving business and wonderful marriage of many years. | |||
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Baron John ap Griffin, OP
Offices and Positions
Twice a member of the BoD (mid-70's & late 80's)
- El Munadi Herald, 1970's-1980's
- Eleventh Baron of the Angels with Flavia Beatrice Carmigniani, 09/13/2008-present
Once upon a time, a Welsh trader named Master John ap Griffin packed up his best wool clip and headed for the fabled city of Novgorod. Along the way, he took up with a band of Rus who were on their way to Constantinople (when you're heading that far East, might as well keep going) The merchanting was profitable and the scenery exciting, so he never quite made it back to Wales. He journeyed throughout Europe and the Great Silk Road, trading whatever came to hand until one day. one day he crossed paths with a dynamic Genovese merchant baroness. Their mutual love of merchanting, travel and each other has led to a thriving business and wonderful marriage of many years.
