Hafan
Pori
Awduron A-Z
Chwiliad testun rhydd
English
Llinell Amser
Twitter
Facebook
Google
English
Hafan
Pori
Awduron A-Z
Search
Ailosod
Rhyw
Gwryw (750)
Benyw (44)
Awdur
Robert Thomas Jenkins (97)
Evan David Jones (34)
William Llewelyn Davies (30)
Robert David Griffith (26)
Gomer Morgan Roberts (24)
John Graham Jones (16)
Rhidian Griffiths (16)
John Dyfnallt Owen (15)
Thomas Richards (14)
William Joseph Rhys (14)
D. Ben Rees (13)
Robert (Bob) Owen (13)
Walter Thomas Morgan (13)
Benjamin George Owens (12)
Edward Morgan Humphreys (12)
Mary Auronwy James (10)
Thomas Oswald Williams (9)
Brynley Francis Roberts (7)
David Williams (7)
Griffith John Williams (7)
Arthur Herbert Dodd (6)
David Gwenallt Jones (6)
Griffith Thomas Roberts (6)
Richard Griffith Owen (6)
Thomas Iorwerth Ellis (6)
Enid Pierce Roberts (5)
Griffith Milwyn Griffiths (5)
Hywel David Emanuel (5)
Huw Williams (5)
Idwal Lewis (5)
Llewelyn Gwyn Chambers (5)
Moelwyn Idwal Williams (5)
Robert Tudur Jones (5)
Trevor Herbert (5)
Thomas Parry (5)
Arwyn Lloyd Hughes (4)
Alun Roberts (4)
David Jenkins (4)
Edward Tegla Davies (4)
Frederick John North (4)
Griffith Thomas Roberts (4)
John James Jones (4)
John Tudno Williams (4)
Ray Looker (4)
Bertie George Charles (3)
David Ewart Parry Williams (3)
D. Huw Owen (3)
David Lewis Jones (3)
Daniel Williams (3)
Derwyn Morris Jones (3)
Evan Lewis Evans (3)
Ffion Mair Jones (3)
Gwilym Arthur Edwards (3)
Gwilym Arthur Jones (3)
Geraint Bowen (3)
Gerallt Jones (3)
Gwilym Richard Tilsley (3)
Gildas Tibbott (3)
John Oliver Stephens (3)
John Thomas Jones (3)
Richard Thomas (3)
Thomas Eirug Davies (3)
Tom Ellis Jones (3)
Watkin William Price (3)
Aneirin Lewis (2)
David Emrys Evans (2)
D. Hugh Matthews (2)
David James Llewelfryn Davies (2)
Dafydd Johnston (2)
Derwyn Jones (2)
David Tecwyn Lloyd (2)
Elwyn Evans (2)
Emyr Gwynne Jones (2)
Emrys Peregryn Evans (2)
Emyr Wyn Jones (2)
Gerald Morgan (2)
Gwyn Jones (2)
Gwyn Jenkins (2)
Herbert John Lloyd-Johnes (2)
Ieuan Samuel Jones (2)
Ifor Williams (2)
John Martin Cleary (2)
John Tysul Jones (2)
John Williams James (2)
Llion Wigley (2)
Lyn Owen (2)
Marion Löffler (2)
Megan Ellis (2)
Mary Gwyneth Lewis (2)
Nansi Ceridwen Jones (2)
Robert Beynon (2)
Richard Bryn Williams (2)
Rhiannon Francis Roberts (2)
Robert Hyde (2)
William Rowlands (2)
Arfon Jones (1)
Aubrey John Martin (1)
Alan Llwyd (1)
Aled Lloyd Davies (1)
Arthur Rocyn Jones (1)
B. A. Mark Williams (1)
Bet Davies (1)
Benjamin George Jones (1)
Bleddyn Jones Roberts (1)
Brinley Rees (1)
Beth R. Jenkins (1)
Colin Alistair Gresham (1)
Christopher Evans (1)
Ceris Gruffudd (1)
Cynog Dafis (1)
Charles Heber Humphreys (1)
Cecil John Layton Price (1)
Colin Thomas (1)
Dewi Aled Eirug Davies (1)
David Alun Williams (1)
Desmond Clifford (1)
D. Densil Morgan (1)
David Elwyn James Davies (1)
David Goronwy Griffiths (1)
Dylan Iorwerth (1)
Dafydd Ifans (1)
David James Bowen (1)
David Jenkins (1)
David James Morgan (1)
David John Roberts (1)
David Leslie Davies (1)
Derec Llwyd Morgan (1)
David Myrddin Davies (1)
David Myrddin Lloyd (1)
David Pike (1)
David Saunders (1)
Deri Tomos (1)
Edwin Augustine Owen (1)
Emlyn Glasnant Jenkins (1)
Evan Gilbert Wright (1)
Elin Angharad (1)
Edward Lewis Ellis (1)
Elfyn Pritchard (1)
Eirlys M. Barker (1)
Euryn Ogwen Williams (1)
Edward William Price Evans (1)
Eryl Wyn Rowlands (1)
E. Wyn James (1)
Francis Jones (1)
Frank Price Jones (1)
Gareth W. Williams (1)
Gwilym Evans (1)
Geraint Elfyn Jones (1)
Gwenno Ffrancon (1)
Robert Geraint Gruffydd (1)
Garfield Hopkin Hughes (1)
Gwyneth Morgan (1)
Gwilym Peredur Jones (1)
Glyn Roberts (1)
Gerwyn Wiliams (1)
Gwen Saunders Jones (1)
George Thomas Streather (1)
Glanmor Williams (1)
Gwerfyl Pierce Jones (1)
Harold Carter (1)
Huw Ceiriog Jones (1)
Henry John Randall (1)
Henry Lewis (1)
Haf Llewelyn (1)
Helen Myfanwy Ramage (1)
Hywel Teifi Edwards (1)
Ioan Bowen Rees (1)
Ieuan Parri (1)
Islwyn Ffowc Elis (1)
Ioan Wyn Gruffydd (1)
John Charles McLean (1)
John Ellis Caerwyn Williams (1)
John Edward Hughes (1)
John Edward Lloyd (1)
James Ednyfed Rhys (1)
J. E. Wynne Davies (1)
James Frederick Rees (1)
John Griffith Williams (1)
John Gwynn Williams (1)
John Hughes (1)
John Lewis Jones (1)
John Lloyd Thomas (1)
John Evans (1)
John William Jones (1)
John Wyn Roberts (1)
Keri Edwards (1)
Keith Robbins (1)
Katie Gramich (1)
Katharine Monica Davies (1)
Katherine Williams (1)
Lyn Ebenezer (1)
Lewis Edward Valentine (1)
Llywelyn Phillips (1)
Mair Elizabeth Cole (1)
Mair Thomas (1)
Menna Baines (1)
Mary Clement (1)
Marc Collinson (1)
Meredydd Evans (1)
Morfydd E. Owen (1)
Mary Gwendoline Ellis (1)
Margaret Helen Davies (1)
Marian Henry Jones (1)
Meirion Lloyd Davies (1)
Morfudd Nia Jones (1)
Melfyn Richard Williams (1)
Nerys Ann Jones (1)
Nia Gwyn Evans (1)
Nicci Obholzer (1)
Owen D. Roberts (1)
Owen Elias Roberts (1)
Owen Picton Davies (1)
Prys Morgan (1)
R. Alun Evans (1)
R. Arwel Jones (1)
Richard Edmund Hughes (1)
Ruth Gooding (1)
R. Gareth Wyn Jones (1)
Rhys David (1)
Richard E. Huws (1)
Roland Glyn Mathias (1)
Robert (Bobi) Maynard Jones (1)
Rosanne Reeves (1)
Robert Scourfield (1)
Richard W. Ireland (1)
Stephen Joseph Williams (1)
Stephen Lyons (1)
Syd Morgan (1)
Sally Roberts Jones (1)
Thomas Elwyn Griffiths (1)
Thomas Herbert Parry-Williams (1)
Thomas Isfryn Jones (1)
Thomas Jones (1)
Thomas James Hopkins (1)
Thomas Lewis (1)
Trebor Lloyd Evans (1)
Thomas Maelgwyn Davies (1)
T. Robin Chapman (1)
Thomas Roberts (1)
Thomas Tegryn Davies (1)
Wil Aaron (1)
William Beynon Davies (1)
William Emyr Williams (1)
William Ham Bevan (1)
William Hopkin Davies (1)
Wilbert Lloyd Roberts (1)
William Morris (1)
William Richard Philip George (1)
William Thomas Pennar Davies (1)
William Williams (1)
Ywain Goronwy ap Griffith (1)
Categori
Religion (372)
Literature and Writing (206)
Education (133)
Poetry (118)
History and Culture (80)
Music (74)
Scholarship and Languages (67)
Printing and Publishing (60)
Eisteddfod (58)
Politics, Government and Political Movements (56)
Performing Arts (54)
Business and Industry (35)
Public and Social Service, Civil Administration (28)
Law (23)
Science and Mathematics (20)
Art and Architecture (19)
Medicine (19)
Nature and Agriculture (19)
Land Ownership (15)
Sports and Leisure Pursuits (11)
Travel and Exploration (9)
Military (8)
Engineering, Construction, Naval Architecture and Surveying (7)
Philanthropy (7)
Royalty and Society (7)
Economics and Money (6)
Patriots (5)
Activism (4)
Anti Establishment (3)
Space and Aviation (2)
Iaith Erthygl
Cymraeg (821)
Saesneg (821)
Canlyniadau chwilio
469 - 480
of
821
for "evans"
Testun rhydd (
821
)
469 - 480
of
821
for "evans"
Opsiynau Arddangos
Trefnu
Enw
Sgôr
Esgynnol
Disgynnol
Canlyniadau
12 Canlyniad
24 Canlyniad
48 Canlyniad
«
‹
38
39
40
41
42
›
69
Hidlo
Opsiynau Arddangos
Trefnu
Enw
Sgôr
Esgynnol
Disgynnol
Canlyniadau
12 Canlyniad
24 Canlyniad
48 Canlyniad
«
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
»
«
‹
38
39
40
41
42
›
69
JONES, EVAN
(1777 - 1819), Baptist minister
the field on the Calvinist side, by publishing (1801 or 1802) a pamphlet, Traethawd Byrr ar Dduwdod Crist, attacking Richards, who riposted with venom in several pamphlets. Jones was a most popular preacher even in his student days at Bristol; he preached frequently at meetings of the Baptist Association and at quarterly meetings; and tradition has it that Christmas
Evans
would not preach after him
JONES, EVAN
(1836 - 1915), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and publicist
Born 27 October 1836, at Esgair Goch, Pennal, Meironnydd, son of John Jones of Maestirau, Darowen, and his wife, Catherine Jervis, of Llanbryn-mair; his maternal grandmother was a sister to Abraham Wood, a preacher in lady Huntingdon's connexion. His early education was soon over, and in 1849 he was apprenticed to Adam
Evans
, a Machynlleth printer. He subsequently worked as a printer at Bethesda
JONES, EVAN
(Gurnos; 1840 - 1903), Congregational and Baptist minister, poet, critic, lecturer, and eisteddfod conductor
Born 14 April 1840 at Hendrelywarch (others say Penrhipyn), Gwernogle, Carmarthenshire, the son of John and Mary Jones. The family removed to Ystalyfera about 1848. Within two years his mother died, and he lost his father five years later. He was educated at a school kept by the Rev. Daniel
Evans
at the Plough and Harrow in Gwernogle, and at the works school at Ystalyfera. He became interested in
JONES, Sir EVAN DAVIES
(1859 - 1949), 1st baronet, of Pentower, Fishguard, civil engineer, Lord Lieutenant of Pembrokeshire
the University of Wales conferred on him the degree of LL.D. (honoris causa); he was also an Officer of the Order of the Nile. He married (1), 1884, Cecilia Ann
Evans
, daughter of Jacob
Evans
, St. Fagans, Glamorganshire, by whom he had three sons (two of whom lost their lives in World War I) and three daughters, and (2), Lily Ann Railton (died 1945), daughter of James Railton, of Malpas, Monmouth
JONES, GEORGE DANIEL
(1877 - 1955), master printer
Born 1877 in Lampeter, Cardiganshire, the son of Daniel and Margaret (née Rees) Jones, Red Lion Fach, later of Harford Row, Lampeter, Cardiganshire. George was apprenticed to T.L. Davies, Caxton Press, Lampeter and thereafter joined the staff of a well-known firm of printers at Gloucester as an improver. Within a few years, on the advice of J. Gwenogvryn
Evans
, he joined the Oxford University
JONES, GLADYS MAY
(1899 - 1960), pianist, composer and producer of light programmes on radio
(Congl.) church, Hill Street, Newport, a post which she held for over 30 years. She won the Caradoc Scholarship to study composition and piano playing at the University College, Cardiff, where her teacher David
Evans
(1874 - 1948) described her as one of the best organists he had ever heard. She also showed an unusual skill as a pianist during this period, and this was recognised later when she was
JONES, GRIFFITH
(1683 - 1761), cleric and educational reformer
Born at Pant-yr-efel, Cwmhiraeth, Penboyr, Carmarthenshire, 1683; christened 1 May 1684, son of John ap Gruffydd and Elinor John. Educated in the village school, he afterwards became a shepherd. He then determined to be a clergyman, and, after some preparation, entered Carmarthen grammar school, under John Maddocks. About 1707 he applied for ordination, and, according to John
Evans
of Eglwys
JONES, HUGH WILLIAM
(1802 - 1873), Baptist minister and editor
the political life of Carmarthenshire. At the end of 1837 he purchased the periodical Seren Gomer, and was its publisher till the end of 1850, when it was sold to a company of Baptist ministers; he also collaborated with the former editor, Samuel
Evans
(1793 - 1856), in editing it. He wrote much himself in the periodical, and in particular defended the views of his former neighbour at Tredegar, John
JONES, IORWERTH
(1913 - 1992), minister, author and editor
Council of Churches 1982-1984. As editor, he encouraged writers of all ages, and his maxim in this role was C.P. Scott's words, which he often quoted "Comment is free, but facts are sacred." In the words of his predecessor as General Secretary, Rev. Trebor Lloyd
Evans
: “fel pregethwr a golygydd a dadleuwr dros egwyddorion yr efengyl a'i safonau, saif yn y rheng flaenaf o amddiffynwyr y Ffydd ynghanol
JONES, JACK
(1884 - 1970), author and playwright
and India before resuming work as a miner at Merthyr Tydfil. In 1908, he married (1) Laura Grimes
Evans
of Builth Wells. By the outbreak of war in 1914 he was employed at a colliery near Pontypool because he found that his small wage as a bark-stripper at Builth was insufficient to keep himself, his wife, two sons and a daughter. As a member of the army reserve, he was called up immediately: he was
JONES, JENKIN
(bu farw 1689) Kilgerran, captain in the Parliamentary army, Puritan preacher, Independent
will, dated 2 January 1688/9 - it was proved at Carmarthen on 25 June - proves that he was a man of considerable substance: he kept four yoke of oxen, more than twenty horses, and was possessed of much landed property in the counties of Pembroke and Carmarthen. The overseers of his will were Stephen Hughes and John
Evans
of Trefenty in Abercywyn, high sheriff of Carmarthen in 1687-8; the first
JONES, JOHN
(1773 - 1853), cleric
once more to Llanaber parish, Meironnydd. He retired in 1843 and went to live in Borthwnog near Pemaenpool where he spent the rest of his life. He died 6 April 1853 and was buried in Llanelltud churchyard. He was a wealthy and generous person and was the Maecenas of the literary clergy. He also gave financial support and encouragement to Evan
Evans
, ' Ieuan Glan Geirionydd ' and John Blackwell
«
‹
38
39
40
41
42
›
69