Further Reading
- J. Beverley Smith, Llywelyn ap Gruffudd, Prince of Wales (Cardiff, 1998), p. 579
- Accounts of Bristol Castle, 17, 26-7
- Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281-92, 71 and 1307-1313
- Hagnaby Chronicle
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