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ABADAM, ALICE
(1856 - 1940), campaigner for women's rights
Vaughan
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ABDUL-HAMID, SHEIKH
(1900 - 1944), architect and Muslim leader
career developed he was commissioned to build a palace for Maharaja Umaid Singh, who himself served as aide-de-campe to the Prince of Wales. His employer, Henry
Vaughan
Lanchester, whose support brought Abdul-Hamid to Britain, had also built Cardiff City Hall, a jewel of Welsh architecture. And finally, the Second World War had made him relocate to north Wales. Throughout his life then, he would have
ANARAWD ap RHODRI
(d. 916), prince
against this view. It was fully discussed and controverted by Robert
Vaughan
of Hengwrt in British Antiquities Revived (Oxford, 1662; reprinted, Bala, 1834).
BAKER, ELIZABETH
(c. 1720 - 1789), diarist
Ralph Lodge, Mrs. Gilbert, and Mrs. Rawlins, a patent enabling her to search for metals on certain Crown lands lying between Dolgelley and Llanuwchllyn, she left England for the purpose of implementing the patent. She was doomed to be disappointed, had little help from her partners, and, being obliged to relinquish her prospecting, lived at Hengwrt from 1771 to 1778 as secretary to Hugh
Vaughan
, great
BARHAM
family Trecŵn,
On 1 July 1754 at Cheltenham, Dorothea, fourth daughter of John
Vaughan
of Trecŵn and Joan Corbet his wife, married JOSEPH FOSTER -BARHAM, son of Colonel John Foster (1681 - 1731), of Egham House, Surrey, and Jamaica. He was born 16 December 1729 in Jamaica, where the family had large estates which he inherited. He assumed the surname of his step-father, Dr. Henry Barham, in 1750, and died in
BAYLY, LEWIS
(d. 1631), bishop and devotional writer
Llanedi, 1606-13, and was nominated bishop of Bangor in 1616. In 1611, most probably, appeared the first edition of his Practice of Piety, a book of devotion that became exceedingly popular; the 11th ed. appeared in 1619, the 71st in 1792; the 1st Welsh ed., translated by Rowland
Vaughan
of Caergai, came out in 1630 - Yr Ymarfer o Dduwioldeb - followed by five more editions (up to 1730). He rather
BEVAN, BRIDGET
(Madam Bevan; 1698 - 1779), philanthropist and educationist
The youngest daughter of John and Elizabeth
Vaughan
, Derllys Court, Carmarthenshire. She was christened 30 October 1698 at Merthyr church by Thomas Thomas, the rector. Noted as patron of the Welsh circulating schools, she must have known Griffith Jones, Llanddowror, from girlhood, as her father was organizer of S.P.C.K. schools in Carmarthenshire from 1700 to 1722 and Griffith Jones was in charge
BEVAN, EVAN
(1803 - 1866), poet
Son of William and Gwenllian Bevan, born at Llangynwyd, Glamorganshire. Coming from a poor family, he was not taught any specific trade and began working as a casual farm labourer. When he was about 22-24 years of age he moved to Ystradfellte, Brecknock, where he married Ann, daughter of Thomas David Ifan, butcher. He moved subsequently to Pont Neath
Vaughan
, where he died October 1866. Under the
BEVAN, LLEWELYN DAVID
(1842 - 1918), Independent minister
Whitefield's Tabernacle, London. After a pastorate (1876-82) in New York, he returned to minister (1882-6) at Highbury Quadrant, but then removed to Collins Street, Melbourne, spending the rest of his life in Australia : 1886-1910 at Melbourne, and 1910-18 as principal of Parkin Independent College, Adelaide. He was married and had five children. He died 9 August 1918. PENRY
VAUGHAN
BEVAN (1876 - 1913
BEVAN, PERCY VAUGHAN (1876 - 1913), professor of physics - see
BEVAN, LLEWELYN DAVID
BEYNON, THOMAS
(1744 - 1835), archdeacon of Cardigan and patron of eisteddfodau and Welsh literature
Cymreigyddion Society of Carmarthen for many years and was an influential member of the Carmarthen eisteddfod committee in 1819. He delighted in the Welsh language and literature, and many bards and writers dedicated books to him, more especially Daniel Evans (Daniel Ddu o Geredigion). There are strong reasons for believing that the
Vaughan
family of Golden Grove were his patrons. He lived at Llandilo from
BLIGH, STANLEY PRICE MORGAN
(1870 - 1949), landowner and author
exchange poems with one another. For Bligh the pursuits of the country gentry were a waste of time; to them he was a crank or hermit, but for people like Charles Morgan and his wife, Hilda
Vaughan
, conversation with him was most inspiring. He had the rare gift of nurturing the minds of others. He was particularly interested in the philosophy of Plotinus. He had freed himself from a large number of social
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