Dictionary of Welsh Biography

Gramps ID S0060

References

  1. https://biography.wales/article/s-WILL-WIL-1717
    1. Mary Francis [I0405]
    2. William Williams [I0406]
    3. William Williams [I0404]
    4. Anglican curate. [E0946]
    5. Birth, William Williams [E0947]
    6. Marriage, Family of William Williams and Mary Francis [E0945]
    7. Death, William Williams [E0943]
    1. Son of John and Margaret Williams of Suntur, Llanystumdwy, Caerns. [E0882]
    2. Daughter of Richard Griffiths, one of William Prichard (1702 - 1773) of Clwchdernog's servants, the niece of Morris Griffiths, (1721 - 1769), and the grand-daughter of Francis Evans of Cae'r Tyddyn [E0888]
    3. Marriage, Family of Robert Jones and Magdalen Prichard [E0884]
    4. Buried in Llaniestyn churchyard, near the east wall. [E0883]
    5. Robert Albert Jones [I0133]
    6. Minister of some nature. [E0881]
    7. Harriet Agnes Thompson [I0090]
    8. Barrister. Called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, 7 May 1879, but may have moved to Liverpool shortly afterwards. [E0378]
    9. Robert Jones [I0385]
    10. Death, Robert Albert Jones [E0278]
    11. John Jones [I0195]
    12. B.A. with first class in Mathematics. [E0380]
    13. Magdalen Prichard [I0386]
    14. Birth, Robert Albert Jones [E0379]
    15. Death, Harriet Agnes Thompson [E0184]
    16. Calvinistic Methodist exhorter and author of the "first hymn-book used by the Calvinistic Methodists in North Wales; and, finally, Drych yr Amseroedd [ 1820; unavailable online ], a description of the Methodist revival in Wales and its effects. This last book is his masterpiece; the writing is terse, the descriptions are lively, and it is permeated with the fervour of the revival." [E0887]
    17. Jane Evans [I0391]
  3. https://biography.wales/article/s-WILL-JOH-1754
    1. Birth, John Williams [E0948]
    2. John Williams [I0407]
  4. https://biography.wales/article/s-THOM-ROB-1809
    1. Birth, Ellis Thomas [E1083]
    2. In May 1830, RT moved to Oswestry to work for the Calvinistic Methodist minister/blacksmith Edward Price (1797-1887). (In Oswestry 1828-37, EP had shod cattle for drovers at Llangwm, recited Twm o'r Nant interludes (see Wild Wales), learnt sermonising listening to Thomas Charles.) Despite being an Independent, RT joined the Welsh-speaking Calvinistic Methodists in 9/1830 until Xmas Day 1833 when he had learnt enough English went over to the Independents with Thomas Jenkyn. [E0979]
    3. Ellis Thomas [I0464]
    4. Death, Ellis Thomas [E1084]
    5. Death, Robert Thomas (Ap Vychan) [E0977]
    6. Robert Thomas (Ap Vychan) [I0416]