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DAVIES, HENRY REES
(1861 - 1940), antiquary
son of Richard Davies (1818 - 1896), and (as his name suggests) grandson of Henry Rees, was born at Menai Bridge 5 December 1861, and graduated in the natural sciences tripos from Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1884. He became a figure in the public life of
Anglesey
(county councillor, J.P., D.L., sheriff) and also in the affairs of the University College at Bangor, of which he was vice-president
DAVIES, HUGH
(1739 - 1821), cleric and author of Welsh Botanology
Christened 5 April 1739, son of Lewis Davies, incumbent of Llandyfrydog,
Anglesey
; at 17 he went to Peter-house, Cambridge, where he graduated. He held the living of Llandegfan,
Anglesey
, 1778-87, and moved to that of Aber, Caernarfonshire, 1787. Davies is remembered for his Welsh Botanology … A Systematic Catalogue of the Native Plants of
Anglesey
, in Latin, English, and Welsh … (London, 1813
DAVIES, HUGH EMYR
(1878 - 1950), minister (Presb.) and poet
Born 31 May 1878 at Brynllaeth, Aber-erch, Caernarfonshire, son of Tudwal and Annie Davies. He was educated at Pwllheli county school, Clynnog School, U.C.W., Aberystwyth and Bala College. He was ordained in 1909, and was a minister at Llanddona,
Anglesey
(1909-12), Lodge, Brymbo and Ffrith (1912-20), and Llanfechell,
Anglesey
(1920-29). He was an exceptional preacher, but it was as a poet that
DAVIES, JOHN
(1652 - post 1716) Rhiwlas,, genealogist
manuscript prepared by Lewis Dwnn giving the pedigrees and the coats of arms of the gentle families of
Anglesey
, Caernarfonshire, and Merionethshire. At that time, the manuscript was in the possession of Lewis Owen of Peniarth; the work was finished in 1685 and is to be found in Sir S. R. Meyrick's collection, Heraldic Visitations, ii. John Davies and one William Hughes testified to the accuracy of Lewis
DAVIES, JOHN HUMPHREYS
(1871 - 1926), bibliographer, man of letters, and educationist
of its county council in 1917. His main hobby was the collection of Welsh books and manuscripts, and in this field he was an authority recognized in the whole of Wales. Amongst his many publications the most important are Hen Ddewiniaid Cymru, 1901; The Letters of Lewis, Richard, William, and John Morris of
Anglesey
, (vol. I, 1907), (vol. II, 1909); Gweithiau Morgan Llwyd, ii, 1908; A Bibliography
DAVIES, JOSEPH EDWARD
(1876 - 1958), international lawyer
Born 29 November 1876 in Watertown, Wisconsin, U.S.A., the son of Edward Davies, carpenter, and his wife, Rachel, an evangelist and a poet known as ' Rahel o Fôn '. He spent part of his childhood in
Anglesey
and, as an university student, he spent each summer in Wales, part of the time with Evan Rowland Jones, the U. S. consul in Cardiff and a native of Tregaron, like Davies's grandfather. Later
DAVIES, OWEN HUMPHREY
(Eos Llechid; 1828 - 1898), quarryman, musician, and cleric
adjudicator and his services were in great demand at literary meetings and eisteddfodau. Dean H. T. Edwards persuaded him to take orders, and he became curate of S. Anne's in 1877, Llanberis in 1878, and Pen-tir, 1888. Later in 1888 he became rector of Rhiw in Llŷn. In 1895 he accepted the living of Llechcynfarwy,
Anglesey
, where he died, 11 August 1898. He was buried at Llanberis.
DAVIES, RACHEL
(Rahel o Fôn; 1846 - 1915), lecturer and preacher
Born in
Anglesey
(?), daughter of William Cox Paynter, of the parish of Llanfihangel-y-pennant, Caernarfonshire, and his wife Jane Mary (Williams), Cae Eithin Tew, Cwmystradllyn, Caernarfonshire. (Some of the forebears of her father had been customs officers at Minffordd and Llanfrothen, Merioneth, and at Portmadoc, Caernarfonshire). When she was young she lived for a time at Brynsiencyn
DAVIES, RICHARD
(1818 - 1896), M.P.
Born at Llangefni,
Anglesey
, 29 November 1818. His father, Richard Davies (1778 - 1849), of Llangristiolus, married to Anne Jones of Coed Hywel near Llangefni, was a tradesman at Llangefni, and had three sons: John (died 1848, who is said to have been the acutest of the brothers), Robert (1816 - 1905), and Richard, who like his brothers was educated at Llangefni national school. The father's
DAVIES, ROBERT
(1816 - 1905), philanthropist
Born at Llangefni,
Anglesey
, 1 April 1816; for his family connections see under Richard Davies (1818 - 1896). Educated at Llangefni national school and in a school at Chester, he at first managed an iron-foundry at Caernarvon for his father, but afterwards joined his family at Menai Bridge. Though he became high sheriff of
Anglesey
(1862) and D.L., he took no part in public affairs; and apart
DAVIES, WILFRED MITFORD
(1895 - 1966), artist
Born February 23, 1895 at Menai Bridge,
Anglesey
, the second son of Robert and Elizabeth Davies. The family soon moved to Star, between Llanfairpwll and Gaerwen, and he was brought up there. His early education was at Llanfairpwll elementary school, and the County School, Llangefni. His plans to become an architect were scotched by World War I. After leaving the army, he spent four years at the
DAVIES, WILLIAM
(d. 1593), Roman Catholic missioner and martyr
month's solitary confinement he was given greater libery, and his cell became a resort for neighbouring Romanists (for whom he celebrated mass) and for Protestants coming to dispute with him; but he refused to avail himself of Robert Pugh's repeated plans for his escape. At the next assizes he was indicted of treason before William Leighton, C.J. of the
Anglesey
circuit, and found guilty, but sentence
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