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ROBERTS, DAFYDD
(1892 - 1965), chairman of Capel Celyn Defence Committee
Born 18 August 1892 in Weirglodd-ddu, Capel
Celyn
, Merionethshire, the youngest child of John and Margaret Roberts. He lived at Weirglodd-ddu for most of his life before moving lower down the valley to farm Cae Fadog. Besides farming he was one of the two postmen who carried the post in the area for more than 40 years. He was an elder in Capel
Celyn
(Presb.) for many years until the church was
JONES, WATKIN
(Watcyn o Feirion; 1882 - 1967), postmaster, shopkeeper, folk poet, setter and tutor of cerdd dant
Born 12 June 1882 in Tŷ'r nant, Capel
Celyn
, Merionethshire, son of Robert Jones and Elizabeth (born Watkin). He kept a shop and Post Office in Capel
Celyn
and carried the post in the Capel
Celyn
and Arennig area for more than fifty years, walking about 15 miles every day. In his cultured home he brought up a family of singers. He had a rich voice, and much musical creativity, and, being well
JONES, ELIZABETH MAY WATKIN
(1907 - 1965), teacher and campaigner
Elizabeth May Watkin Jones was born on 10 May 1907 at Capel
Celyn
, Merioneth, the first child of Watkin Jones ('Watcyn o Feirion'; 1882-1967), postmaster, and his wife Annie (née Thomas; 1881-1924). She was raised in a home which set great store on Welsh culture and on education. Her father was a prize-winning poet in local eisteddfodau and successful in the art of singing to the harp (cerdd dant
EVANS, JOHN
(1737? - 1784), Methodist exhorter
A native of Cil-y-cwm, Carmarthenshire. He travelled considerably in both North and South Wales and in some places suffered persecution. His temperament was genial, but he could thunder forth on occasion. ' John Evan of Killy-comb ' is mentioned in the will of Morgan Rhys, the hymn-writer, 1779. William Williams of Pant-y-
celyn
wrote a short elegy upon him according to which he was buried at Cil
LEWIS, GEORGE
(Eiddil Llwyn Celyn; 1826? - 1858), poet and shoemaker
PIERCY, ROBERT
(1825 - 1894), civil engineer
to 1884 he was in India constructing the Assam Railway. There he discovered and opened out an enormous coal deposit and petroleum springs. Returning to England in 1887, he resided principally in London, but spent some time in Switzerland. He died 29 January 1894 at
Celyn
, Caergwrle, and was buried in the parish church of Chirk. His wife, whom he married about 1874, was a Miss Valleria, and they had
WILLIAMS, GRIFFITH
(Gutyn Peris; 1769 - 1838), poet
Born 2 February 1769 at Hafod Olau, Waun-fawr, Caernarfonshire. His father was William, second son of Edward Williams of Llwyn-
celyn
, Llanberis, and his mother was Catrin, daughter of Morgan Gruffydd ('Morgan y Gogrwr') of Llŷn. He started life as a farm worker but later found employment at the Penrhyn quarry where, in due course, he became a foreman. He broke his ankle in an accident in the
ELLIS, ROBERT
(1808 - 1881), Calvinistic Methodist minister
Born 12 December 1808 at
Celyn
Isaf, Llanddeiniolen, Caernarfonshire, son of Ellis Evans and his wife Jane Williams. The father had to decamp to Merthyr Tydfil in consequence of the ' enclosure riots ' at Llanddeiniolen in 1809, but returned to live at Garnedd, a squatter's cottage which he had erected on the common. At 18, Robert Ellis went to work at Cae-braichy-cafn quarry, but when about 20
JONES, LLEWELYN
(1894 - 1960), minister (Presb.), editor and author
contribution, however, was Aleluia gan y Parch, William Williams Pant y
Celyn
(1926), a diplomatic edition of parts I-VI of Aleluia, 1744-47 by Williams, Pantycelyn, with a valuable introduction. Since copies of Aleluia are so very scarce, this volume is invaluable to students of William Williams ' hymns.
ROBERTS, ROBERT
(Bob Tai'r Felin; 1870 - 1951), folk singer
Born 1 September 1870 at Tai'r Felin, Cwmtirmynach, Bala, Merionethshire, son of Cadwaladr and Betsi Roberts (née Rowlands, of Cae Gwernog, Capel
Celyn
). He followed his father as miller and farmer. He married Elizabeth Jane Roberts of nearby Fron-goch farm. They had three children, Cadwaladr, Harriet and Morris. At Cwmtirmynach Presbyterian chapel he was precentor for nearly 50 years, Sunday
REES, Sir JAMES FREDERICK
(1883 - 1967), Principal of the University College at Cardiff
, among them The dominion of Ceylon (1949) and the B.B.C. Welsh regional annual lecture entitled Of Welsh nationality and historians (1951). He married in 1913 Dora Rose Lucile, daughter of Gethin Davies, Principal of the Baptist College, Cardiff and they had one son. He died 7 January 1967 at his home, 11
Celyn
Grove, Cyncoed, Cardiff.
EVANS, EVAN
(Ieuan Glan Geirionydd; 1795 - 1855), cleric and poet
Born at Tan-y-
celyn
, Trefriw, Caernarfonshire, 20 April 1795. His father, Robert Evans, was a local poet and man of letters, while his mother, Elizabeth, was a woman of some culture, being able to read Welsh and English - they were among the founders of Calvinistic Methodism at Trefriw. Evan Evans was sent to the school kept at Trefriw church by one Griffiths; from there he went to the free
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