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• What I found: Multiple sources identify John Jones Maesygarnedd as a Welsh Parliamentarian and regicide who signed the death warrant of King Charles I; he was executed in 1660 after the Restoration. A Welsh estate name “Maesygarnedd” is commonly linked to his family, and he is described as Cromwell’s brother-in-law in some summaries.[1][2][3]
• Notable events: His role included leadership on the Parliamentarian side during the English Civil War, helping with the surrender of Anglesey and participating in postwar governance; he was later tried and executed for regicide in 1660.[2][3]

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Citations:

• John Jones Maesygarnedd overview and death warrant signer status.[2]
• Context on executions after the Restoration and his 1660 death.[3]
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