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David Gwilym Rees a William Gwilym Rees oedd meibion David Gwilym Rees (yr un enw) a Gwenllian Gwilym Rees. Cartref y teulu oedd Pencaerlan, Blaenbulais, Castell Nedd. Anfonwyd y dau frawd allan i Batagonia yn 1905 ar ol clywed am farwolaeth eu brawd Rees (Rhys) Gwilym Rees a ymfudodd yno oddeutu 1885. Bwriad y daith i’r Wladfa oedd i ofalu a setlo stad ei brawd ond yno arhosodd y ddau ac bu farw nhw hefyd yn Y Wladfa. Mae llinach David Gwilym Rees yn parhau yn Gaiman hyd heddiw.

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