Dogfael

Dogfael (Dogmael) was a Welsh holy man of the 6th century.[1]

The following of Dogfael is reflected in a number of churches in north Pembrokeshire. These include the church of St Dogmaels, in Welsh Llandudoch, where Tudoch has been explained as a diminutive of Dogfael.[1]

Notes

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