| Name: | St. David's, Carnhedryn-uchaf Farm | CISP No: | SDAV1 |
| Place: | inc | Grid Ref: | SM 7990 2790 (GB)
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| Parish: | St. Davids | Stones: | 1 |
| County: | Pembrokeshire (Penfro) , Wales | Saint(s): | David ; Edren |
| Site Type: | modern secondary |
Rhys/1896, 105: `I questioned Mr. Lewis [the vicar] as to the carn indicated by the name. He knew of no trace of it, and I suspect that it occupied the ground on which the house and outhouses now stand. As to the name, I suppose the h in the name Carn Hedryn is due to the Welsh syllabic accent, as in the case of ugain, `20'; in un ar hugain, `21'; and that h-Edryn is to be identified with the Edren of the Saint's name; but there is nothing to indicate now whether the Welsh should be written Edrin or Edryn'.
Macalister/1945, 425, records that the first known location for the stone is its use as a gatepost.