Saints in Scottish Place-Names
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Cadoc of Scotland
Introduction
Farmer (ODS) regards this saint as separate from Cadog of Llancarvan but Watson rolls them together (Watson 1927, 151, 195, 327, 337, 520) See CADOC/Cadoc notes.doc
Related Personal Names
Name
Cadog (certain)
Feast days
Day of Year
Jan 24
Notes
Farmer puts the Scottish Cadoc on Jan 24 and the Welsh one on Sept 25. Other scholars (eg Watson) roll the Welsh and Scottish 'saints' together.
Saint in place-names
Though no place-name referring to this particular saint has been identified, it may be that some of the places dedicated to the non-specific group to which he/she belongs may in fact refer to him/her. Please check the non-specific group.
See: Cadoc, Cadfael (ns)
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