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So the list so far is:

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Apjohn, Upjohn = Son of John
Apted = Son of Teoda (or Theodore?)
Baines = Son of Einws
Barry, Parry = Son of Harry
Bedward = Son of Edward
Bellis = Son of Ellis
Beynon = Son of Eynon
Bowen = Son of Owain
Bythel = Son of Ithel
Penry = Son of Henry
Powell = Son of Howell
Price = Son of Rhys
Pri(t)chard = Son of Richard
Probert = Son of Robert
Probin, Probyn = Son of Robin
Prosser = Son of Rosser
Prothero = Son of Rothero
Pryderch = Son of Ryderch
Pugh, Tugh = Son of Hugh
Pulliam = Son of William

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So as we see, while they're maybe not the most common kind of surnames, they sure do exist. And because of the Bretons in France, there are relatives to them also in French-speaking countries.