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When was Rydal Penrhos created?
Rydal Penrhos was created in 1885.
How do you pronounce penrhos?
pen ros
When did Janina Kozlowska die?
Janina Kozlowska died on March 19, 1975, in Penrhos, Herefordshire, England, UK.
What is District of Rhondda's motto?
Rydal Penrhos's motto is 'Veritas Scientia Fides'.
Who is Matthew blain?
Matthew Blain is the owner of a company called D2i Systems, Ltd., in Chester, United Kingdom. Blain attended the University of Glamorgan as well as Rydal Penrhos School.
Why did Matilda Ledger not go to the service held at Penrhos College?
She's only two years old. Perhaps it would have been something she would not have understood the significance of so she was just kept home.
What movie and television projects has Lorraine Woodley been in?
Lorraine Woodley has: Played Carlene Joseph in "Grange Hill" in 1978. Played Nurse in "ChuckleVision" in 1987. Played Lily Lather in "Happy Families" in 1989. Played Mandy Harris in "Holby City" in 1999. Played Jenny Penrhos in "Judge John Deed" in 2001. Played The Lady Anne in "Richard III" in 2005.
What has the author Richard F Jones written?
Richard F. Jones is an author known for writing books about entrepreneurship, personal growth, and leadership development. Some of his notable works include "The Lean Startup" and "Mindset: The New Psychology of Success."
How many famous people came from wales?
There are a LOT of famous people in Wales and here they are:Actors/actressesKeith Allen (born 1953)Stanley Baker (1927-1976)Rob Brydon (born 1965)Richard Burton (1925-1984)Timothy Dalton (born 1946)Josie D'Arby (born 1973), actress and presenterGareth David-Lloyd (born 1981)Richard Davies(born 1926)Ryan Davies (1937-1977)Windsor Davies (born 1930)Maudie Edwards (1906 - 1991)Peg Entwistle (1908-1932)Clifford Evans (1912-1985)Dawn French (born 1957)Hugh Griffith (1912-1980)Kenneth Griffith (1921-2006)Ioan Gruffudd (born 1973)Edmund Gwenn (1875-1958)Lyn Harding (1867-1952)Doris Hare (1905 - 2000)Donald Houston (1923-1991)Glyn Houston (born 1926)Anthony Hopkins (born 1937)Gareth Hughes (1894-1965)Rhys Ifans (born 1968)Gary Jones (born 1958)Glynis Johns (born 1923)Mervyn Johns (1899-1992)Ruth Jones (born 1967)Desmond Llewelyn (1914-1999)Philip Madoc (born 1934)Ruth Madoc (born 1943)Ray Milland (1907-1986)Eve Myles (born 1978)Joanna Page (born 1978)Siân Phillips (born 1934)Jonathan Pryce (born 1947)Angharad Rees (born 1949)John Rhys-Davies (born 1944)Matthew Rhys (born 1974)Rachel Roberts (1927-1980)Michael Sheen (born 1969)Sarah Siddons (1755-1831)Victor Spinetti (born 1933)Talfryn Thomas (1922 - 1982)Tim Vincent (born 1972), actor and presenterNaunton Wayne ( 1901-1970)Emlyn Williams (1905-1987), dramatist and actorPeter Wingfield (born 1962)Catherine Zeta-Jones (born 1969)Ieuan Rhys Williams (born 1909)Owain Yeoman (born 1978)[edit]ArtistsJohn Gibson, (1790-1866), sculptorNina Hamnett (1890-1956), painterAugustus John (1878-1961), painterGwen John (1876-1939), painterDavid Jones (1895-1974), artist and poetAndrew Vicari (born 1938) (as of 2004 UK's richest artist)Ceri Richards(1903 - 1971), painterKyffin Williams (1918 - 2006), painterJohn Elwyn (1916 - 1997) painter[edit]EntrepreneursLaura Ashley (1925-1985), designerJames Gomer Berry, 1st Viscount Kemsley (1883-1968), newspaper publisherWilliam Berry, 1st Viscount Camrose (1879-1954), newspaper publisherDavid Davies (industrialist) (1818-1893), industrialistJohn Josiah Guest (1785-1852), ironmasterGriffith J. Griffith(1850-1919), mining millionaireSir William Thomas Lewis, (died 1914) coalownerSir Terry Matthews (born 1943), telecommunications billionaireCharles Stewart Rolls (1877-1910), motor manufacturer and aviatorSir Howard Stringer (born 1942), businessmanDavid Alfred Thomas (1856-1918), industrialistDavid Sullivan (born in 1949), publisherMichael Moritz (born in 1962), investor[edit]ExplorersJohn Evans (1770-1779)George Everest (1790-1866)Perce Blackborow (1896-1949)Henry Morton Stanley (1841-1904)[edit]Film DirectorsMarc Evans (born 1963Peter Greenaway (born 1942Craig Handley (born 1977)Richard Marquand (1938-1987) (Star Wars Episode VI - Return of the JediJulian RichardsSara Sugarman (born 1962)[edit]HumoristsMax Boyce (born 1945), entertainerTommy Cooper (1922 - 1984), comedian and magicianRyan Davies (1937 - 1977), comedian and singerLee Dainton of MTV show Dirty SanchezRhod Gilbert (born 1968), comedian and BBC Radio Wales personalityGriff Rhys Jones (born 1953), comic writer and actorRuth Jones (born 1967), comic writer (Gavin & Stacey), actress and radio presenterTerry Jones (born 1942), comedian (Monty Python series), author, film directorGladys Morgan (1898 - 1983), comedienneTessie O'Shea (1913 - 1997), stand-up comedienneMatthew Pritchard of MTV show Dirty SanchezHarry Secombe (1921 - 2001), comedian, actor, singer and television presenterPaul Whitehouse (born 1958), writer and actorRonnie Williams (1939 - 1997), actor and comedian[edit]InventorsWilliam Frost (1848 - 1935), amateur aviatorAdam Powell, creator of Neopets[edit]Journalists and broadcastersJeremy Bowen (born 1960), journalist and broadcasterDerek Brockway (born 1967), chief meteorologist for BBC Wales TodayRussell Davies (born 1946) radio presenterJosie D'Arby (born 1972), radio broadcaster and television presenterHuw Edwards (born 1961), journalistSara Edwards, broadcast journalist and co-anchor for BBC Wales TodayDewi Griffiths, presenter of 'A String of Pearls'.Guto Harri, BBC political correspondentJohn Humphrys, journalist and broadcasterGareth Jones aka Gaz Top (born 1961)presenter and broadcasterGethin Jones, presenterSteve Jones, presenterMartyn Lewis, (born 1945) presenterJohnny Morris OBE (1919 - 1999), television presenter, BBC Animal MagicJamie Owen, broadcast journalist and co-anchor for BBC Wales TodayWynford Vaughan-Thomas, (1908-1987), noted BBC WWII reporter and journalistHuw Wheldon, journalist and broadcaster[edit]Military men and womenHugh Evan-Thomas, (1862 - 1928), Vice-Admiral RNT. E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia, 1888 - 1935), soldierHubert William Lewis, winner of the Victoria CrossJohn Wallace Linton VC (Royal Navy Commander)Sir Thomas Picton, (1758 - 1815), Lieutenant GeneralSimon Weston (born 1961), soldier and broadcasterJohn Williams VC (1857-1932), born John FieldingRoger Williams (~1537 - 1595) (soldier)[edit]MonarchsGruffudd ap CynanGruffudd ap LlywelynHywel DdaKing Edward II of EnglandKing Henry V of EnglandKing Henry VII of EnglandLlywelyn ap Gruffudd, (c. 1223-1282), last ruler of an independent Wales.Llywelyn FawrMaelgwn GwyneddOwain GlyndŵrOwain Gwynedd[edit]MusiciansIvor Atkins, (1869-1953), organistDame Shirley Bassey (born 1937), singerJames Dean Bradfield, guitarist and lead singer (Manic Street Preachers)Delme Bryn-Jones (1934 - 2001), baritoneStuart Burrows (born 1933), tenorJohn Cale (born 1942), musician (Velvet Underground)Charlotte Church (born 1986), singerSpencer Davis (born 1939), musicianAimée Ann Duffy singer and songwriter, stage name DuffyHenry Walford Davies (1869-1944), composer, Master of the King's MusicGeoff Eales, Jazz pianistDave Edmunds, signer, songwriter, musician and Rockfield Studios pioneerSir Geraint Evans (1922-1992), opera singerAndy Fairweather-Low, (born 1948), singer, formerly with Amen CornerCatrin Finch, harpistLarry Goves, (born 1980), composerRoger Glover, musician (Deep Purple)Jemma Griffiths, (born 1975), singer and songwriterPete Ham, (1947-1975) musician (Badfinger)Alun Hoddinott, (born 1929) composerMary Hopkin, (born 1950), singerOwain Arwel Hughes, orchestral conductorDafydd Iwan, (born 1943), singer-songwriterRichard David James, (born 1971), electronic musician commonly known as Aphex TwinKatherine Jenkins, (born 1980), singerKarl Jenkins (born 1944), composerDaniel Jones (1912-1993), composerDella Jones (born 1946), singerGwyneth Jones (born 1936), singerKelly Jones (born 1974), lead singer and guitarist (Stereophonics)Parry Jones, (1891 - 1963), singerPeter Karrie (born 1946), singerJon Lee, (1968-2002) former drummer with rock band FeederDonna Lewis (born 1973), singer, musicianSir Tom Jones (born 1940), singerWilliam Mathias, (1934-1992), composerLemmy Kilmister (born 1945), musicianCerys Matthews (born 1969), singerElaine Morgan singerGrant Nicholas, (born 1967) guitarist, singer with rock band FeederIvor Novello (1893-1951), actor, composer, dramatist, producer and singerTessie O'Shea (1913-1995), entertainerDonald Peers (1908-1973)), singerMargaret Price (born 1941), singerMal Pope (born 1960), singer and songwriterTimothy John Rishton (born ?), organist, author, lecturer and broadcasterJames Sauvage (1849-1922), singerSir Harry Secombe (1921-2001), entertainerHenry Spinetti (born 1951), drummerDorothy Squires (1915-1998), singerSasha (born 1969), DJShakin' Stevens (born 1948), singerSteve Strange (born 1959), singerAlison Statton (born 1959) singer (Young Marble Giants)Robert Tear (born 1939), tenorBryn Terfel (born 1965), baritone opera singerThighpaulsandra, musician, omposerMansel Thomas (1909-1986), composerJohn Thomas(1826-1913), harpist and composerBonnie Tyler (born 1951), singerGrace Williams (1906-1977), composerNicky Wire (born 1969), lyricist and bassist (Manic Street Preachers)David Wynne (1900-1983), composer[edit]Bands">[edit]BandsThe Alarm alternative rock bandThe Automatic alternative rock bandBadfinger sixties pop groupThe Blackout post-hardcore rock bandBudgie heavy metal band from CardiffBullet for my Valentine metalcore bandBrigyn vocal groupCatatonia alternative rock bandY Cyrff Welsh language rock band from LlanrwstFeeder rock band from NewportFuneral for a Friend screamo/emo bandGene Loves Jezebel gothic rock bandGoldie Looking Chain comedic rap bandLostprophets rock bandMclusky alternative rock bandMan progressive rock bandKids In Glass Houses pop punk bandManic Street Preachers alternative rock band from BlackwoodSuper Furry Animals independent rock band, many songs in WelshStereophonics britpop band[edit]PhilosophersRichard Ithamar Aaron (1901-1987)Richard Price (1723-1791)Bertrand Russell (1872-1970)Thomas Vaughan (1621-1666)[edit]PoliticiansLeo Abse, (1917-2008), Labour reformer of social legislationIfor Bach, (fl. 1158) early Welsh leaderKenneth Baker, (born 1934), ConservativeJohn Batchelor,(1820 - 1883), LiberalAneurin Bevan, (1897-1960), Labour founder of the National Health ServiceHenry Bruce, (1815-1895), LiberalMolly Scott Cato, (Born 1963) the Green Party's Economics SpokespersonJulian Cayo-Evans, (1937-1995), political activist and leader of the Free Wales ArmyS.O. Davies, (1886-1972), LabourGwynfor Evans, (1912-2005), Plaid Cymru's first Member of ParliamentJim Griffiths, (1890-1975), First Secretary of State for WalesSir Samuel Griffith (1845-1920), Labour, 1st Chief Justice of AustraliaMichael Heseltine, (born 1933), ConservativeMichael Howard, (born 1941), Ex Conservative Party leaderGeoffrey Howe, (born 1926), Conservative Foreign SecretaryCledwyn Hughes, (Baron Cledwyn of Penrhos) (1916-2001), LabourRoy Jenkins, (1920-2003), Chancellor of the Exchequer 1967-70, President of the European Commission, 1976-81 and authorBaron Elwyn-Jones, (1909-1989), Labour Lord Chancellor also barristerNeil Kinnock, (born 1942), Leader of the Labour Party, 1983-92Peter Law, (1948-2006), Labour, IndependentFrancis Lewis, (1713-1803), signatory of the American Declaration of IndependenceDavid Lloyd-George, (1863-1945), Liberal Prime Minister 1916-22Rhodri Morgan, (born 1939) Labour First Minister of WalesPaul Murphy, (born 1946), Labour Secretary of State for Northern Ireland 2002-05John Prescott, (born 1938), Labour Deputy Prime Minister 1997-Henry Richard, (1812-1888), LiberalEdward V. Robertson, (1881-1963), US SenatorTed Rowlands, (born 1943), LabourJoan Ruddock, (born 1943), LabourAlan Woods, (born 1944) Trotskyist also writerGeorge Thomas, (1909-1997), Labour Speaker of the House of CommonsThomas Vaughan, (c.1410-1483), also soldier and diplomatMorgan B. Williams (1831 - 1903) Republican member of the U.S. House of RepresentativesWilliam Williams, (1634-1700), also lawyer[edit]Religious leadersSaint CadocDavid Davies (1741-1819) Clergyman and social historianSaint DavidSaint PatrickSaint Richard Gwyn, (c.1537-1584)Howell Harris (1714-1773), Methodist ministerSaint IlltudEvan Roberts (1878-1950), Methodist preacher of the Welsh RevivalJohn Roberts (Ieuan Gwyllt) (1822-1877), Methodist preacher and hymn-writerRowan Williams (born 1950), Archbishop of Canterbury appointed 2003William Williams Pantycelyn, (1717-1791), hymn-writer[edit]ScientistsDerek Brockway (born 1967), meteorologist, broadcasterGlyn Daniel (1914 - 1986), archaeologist, broadcasterHugh Davies (1793 - 1821), botanist, clergymanHerbert George (1893 - 1939), chemist, lecturerGwilym Jenkins (1933 - 1982), statistician, systems engineerAlwyn Jones (born 1947), biophysicistEifion Jones (1925 - 2004), marine botanistSteve Jones (born 1944), biologist, geneticist, author and television presenterSiân Lloyd (born 1958), meteorologist, television presenterRonald Lockley (1903 - 2000), naturalist, authorVictor Erle Nash-Williams archaeologistGareth Roberts (1940 - 2007), physicistGraham Sutton (1903 - 1877), meteorologistPhil Williams (1939 - 2003), astrophysicist, politicianAlfred Russel Wallace (1823 - 1913) Described Natural Selection before Darwin.[edit]Sportsmen/women[edit]Athletes">[edit]AthletesJim Alford, (born 1913) British Empire Games gold medallistJimmy Austin, baseball playerSteve Barry, (born 1950) Commonwealth Games gold medallistJamie Baulch, (born 1973) 400m SprinterLynn Davies, Olympic gold medallistTanni Grey-Thompson (born 1969)Colin Jackson (born 1967), hurdlerSteve Jones, athleteTed Lewis, baseball playerChristian Malcolm (born 1979) SprinterIwan Thomas (born 1974) 400m Sprinter[edit]Boxers">[edit]BoxersJoe Calzaghe (MBE, CBE) (born 1972)Dai Dower (born 1933)Jim Driscoll (1880-1925), 'Peerless' Jim Driscoll, FeatherweightTommy Farr (1914-1986)Colin Jones (born 1959)Enzo Maccarinelli (born 1980), current WBU Cruiserweight Title Holder (7 Defences)Johnny Owen (1956-1980)David 'Bomber' Pearce (1959-2000)Nicky Piper (born 1966)Steve Robinson (born 1968), former WBO Featherweight World Title Holder (7 Defences)Freddie Welsh (1886-1927)Jimmy Wilde (1892-1969)Howard Winstone (1939-2000)[edit]Cricketers">[edit]CricketersJeff Jones (born 1941)Simon Jones (born 1978)Tony Lewis (born 1938) England Captain 1972/73[edit]Footballers">[edit]FootballersMark Aizlewood (born 1959)Ivor Allchurch (1929-1997), Wales internationalLen Allchurch (born 1933)Dai Astley (1909-1989)Colin Baker (born 1934)Tom Baker (born 1936)Tommy Bamford (1905-1967)Walley Barnes (1920-1975)Craig Bellamy (born 1979), striker and Wales internationalNathan Blake (born 1972)Horace Blew (1873-1957)Paul Bodin (born 1964)Dave Bowen (1928-1995)Jason Bowen (born 1972)Mark Bowen (born 1963)Stan Bowsher (1899-1968)Terry Boyle (born 1958)Ronnie Burgess (1917-2005)Ollie Burton (born 1941)John Charles (1931-2004), the "Gentle Giant", Wales internationalMel Charles (born 1935)Roy Clarke (1925-2006)Chris Coleman, manager of Coventry City F.C.James Collins (born 1983)John Cornforth (born 1967)Vic Crowe (1932-2009)Alan Curtis (born 1954)Len Davies (1899-1945)Ron Davies (born 1942)Wyn Davies (born 1942)Mark Delaney (born 1976)Robert Earnshaw (born 1981)Trevor Edwards (born 1937)John Elsworthy (1931-2009)John Emanuel (born 1948)Mike England (born 1941Carl Fletcher (born 1980)Brian Flynn (born 1955)Trevor Ford (1923-2003)Roger Freestone (born 1968)Danny Gabbidon (born 1979)Ryan Giggs (born 1973), midfielder/winger, Wales internationalDavid Giles (born 1956)Brian Godfrey (born 1940)Arfon Griffiths (born 1941)Chris Gunter (born 1989)Carl Harris (born 1956)John Hartson (born 1975)Ron Hewitt (1928-2001)Terry Hennessey (born 1942)Wayne Hennessey (born 1987)Barrie Hole (born 1942)Mel Hopkins (born 1934)Barry Horne (born 1962)Billy Hughes (born 1918)Mark Hughes (born 1963), manager of Manchester City F.C. and Wales internationalLeighton James (born 1953)Robbie James (1957-1998)Steve Jenkins (born 1972)Roy John (1911-1973)Bryn Jones (1912-1985)Cliff Jones (born 1935)Joey Jones (born 1955)Ken Jones (born 1936)Fred Keenor (1894-1972)Jack Kelsey (1929-1992)George Latham (1881-1939)Joe Ledley (born 1987)Ken Leek (1935-2007)Andy Legg (born 1966)Arthur Lever (1920-2004)John Lewis (born 1955)Steve Lowndes (born 1960)Billy LucasChris Marustik (born 1961)Terry Medwin (born 1932)Andy Melville (born 1968)Billy Meredith (1874-1958)Jimmy Murphy (1910-1989)Lewin Nyatanga (born 1988)Mark Pembridge (born 1970)Jason Perry (born 1970)Leighton Phillips (born 1949)Ivor Powell (born 1916)Keith Pring (born 1943)Tony Pulis (born 1958) manager of Stoke CityKevin Ratcliffe (born 1960)Gil Reece (born 1942)Ronnie Rees (born 1944)Sam Ricketts (born 1981)Carl Robinson (born 1976)John Robinson (born 1971)Peter Rodrigues (born 1944)Ian Rush (born 1961), striker and Wales internationalDean Saunders (born 1964)Robbie Savage (born 1974)Alf Sherwood (1923-1990)Gary Speed (born 1969) Wales international footballer,Gary Sprake (born 1945)Fred Stansfield (born 1917)Derek Sullivan (1930-1983)Rod Thomas (born 1947)John Toshack (born 1949) Wales international and current National Team manager.Neville Southall MBE (born 1959), goalkeeper, Wales' most capped playerByron Stevenson (1956-2007), Leeds United F.C., Birmingham City F.C. player and Wales internationalKit Symons (born 1971)Derek Tapscott (1932-2008)Billy Thomas (born 1948)Nigel Vaughan (born 1959)Graham Vearncombe (1934-1993)Roy Vernon (1937-1993)Tony Villars (born 1952)Colin Webster (1932-2001)Harold Williams (born 1924)Stuart Williams (born 1930)Doug Witcomb (born 1918)Terry Yorath (born 1950)[edit]Golfers">[edit]GolfersBradley Dredge (born 1973)Stephen Dodd (born 1966)Brian Huggett (born 1936)Phillip Price (born 1966)Dai Rees (1913-1983)Ian Woosnam (born 1958), Ryder Cup player and former US Masters Champion[edit]Motor_Sports">[edit]Motor SportsGwyndaf Evans (born 1959), rally driverGary Hocking, motorcycle racerTom Pryce (1949-1977)Alan Rees, grand-prix motor racing driverFreddie Williams, former Speedway World Champion[edit]Rugby_players">[edit]Rugby playersPhil Bennett (born 1948), internationalBilly Boston (born 1934), international (rugby league)Lee Byrne (born 1980), internationalColin Charvis (born 1972), internationalGerald Davies (born 1945), internationalMervyn Davies (born 1946), internationalJohn Dawes (born 1940), captain and coach of Wales and British & Irish LionsGareth Edwards (born 1947), internationalIeuan Evans (born 1964), internationalTrevor Foster (1916-2005), international (rugby league)Reggie Gibbs (1882-1938), internationalScott Gibbs (born 1971), internationalIan Gough, (born 1976), internationalArthur 'Monkey' Gould, (1864-1919), internationalRay Gravell ("Grav") (1951-2007), internationalLeigh Halfpenny (born 1988), internationalGavin Henson (born 1982), internationalJames Hook (born 1985), internationalRobert Howley (born 1970), internationalCarwyn James (1929-1983), internationalGarin Jenkins (born 1966), internationalGethin Jenkins (born 1980), internationalNeil Jenkins (born 1971) internationalBarry John (born 1945), internationalAdam Jones (born 1981), internationalAlun Wyn Jones (born 1985) internationalDuncan Jones (born 1978), internationalKen Jones (born 1921), internationalRobert Jones (born 1965), internationalRyan Jones (born 1981) internationalStephen Jones, (born 1977), internationalGareth Llewellyn (born 1969), internationalCliff Morgan (born 1930), international and broadcasterGwyn Nicholls (1874-1939), internationalDwayne Peel (born 1981), internationalGraham Price (born 1951), internationalScott Quinnell (born 1972), internationalMike Ruddock, (born 1959), former Wales national team coachTom Shanklin (born 1979), internationalClive Sullivan (born 1943), international (rugby league)Haydn Tanner (born 1917), internationalMark Taylor (born 1973), internationalGareth Thomas (born 1974), internationalPaul Turner, (born 1959), internationalDavid Watkins, (born 1942), internationalBleddyn Williams (born 1923), internationalJohnnie Williams (1882-1916), internationalJ.P.R. Williams (born 1949), internationalMartyn Williams (born 1975), internationalRhys Williams (born 1980), internationalShane Williams (born 1977), internationalJohn Yapp (born 1983), internationalDai Young (born 1967), international[edit]Snooker_players">[edit]Snooker playersDominic Dale (born 1971)Ryan Day (born 1980)Terry Griffiths (born 1947)Darren Morgan (born 1966)Doug Mountjoy (born 1942)Ray Reardon (born 1932)Matthew Stevens (born 1977)Mark Williams (1975)Cliff Wilson (1934-1994)[edit]Swimmers">[edit]SwimmersDavid Davies (born 1985)Paul Radmilovic (swimmer and water-polo player) (1886-1968)[edit]Trade union leadersClive Jenkins (1926-1999)James Henry Thomas (1874-1949)Moss Evans (1925-2002)[edit]WritersFor Welsh writers, see: List of Welsh writersList of Welsh language authorsList of Welsh language poets (6th century to c.1600)[edit]Other notablesHelen Adams (born 1978), runner-up in Big Brother 2001.Sian Adey-Jones, model, former Miss WalesRees Davies (1938-2005), historianJohn Dee (born 1527), alchemistTimothy John Evans (1924-1950), due to a miscarriage of justice hanged for murdering his wife and daughter, subsequently pardonedRosemarie Frankland (1943-2000), former Miss WorldJohn Frost (1784-1877), ChartistGeoffrey of Monmouth (c.1100-1155), churchman and historianGeorge Jeffreys (1648-1689), hanging judgeErnest Jones (1879-1958), psychoanalystStephen Jones (1870-1941), experimental phoneticianWalter Map (c.1137-1209), medieval raconteurHoward Marks, international drug-smuggler and authorAngus McBean (1904-1990), photographerGodfrey Morgan, 1st Viscount Tredegar (1831-1913), Member of Parliament, land-owner and benefactorHelen Morgan (born 1952), Miss WorldHenry Morgan (c.1635 - 1688), privateerJohn Nash (1752-1835), architectRobert Owen (1771-1858), social reformerDr William Price (1800-1893), eccentric physicianBartholomew Roberts (1682-1722), pirate (Black Bart or Barti Ddu)William Salesbury (c.1520 - c.1600), lexicographer, phonetician and comparative linguistImogen Thomas (born 1982), former Miss Wales and Big Brother contestantRobert Vaughan (c.1592 - 16 May 1667), antiquaryGlyn Wise (born January 1988), Big Brother 2006 runner-up.Edward Williams (1747-1826) aka Iolo MorganwgThomas Wynne (1627-1691), (surgeon), Quaker and friend of William Penn[edit]People born outside Wales regarded as Welsh[edit]Politicians">[edit]PoliticiansDavid Lloyd George (1863-1945), former Prime MinisterDafydd Wigley (born 1943) ,former President of Plaid Cymru[edit]Journalists/broadcasters">[edit]Journalists/broadcastersSian Williams, television presenter[edit]Sportsmen/women">[edit]Sportsmen/womenJoe Calzaghe ( born 1972) Current IBF and WBO(18 Defences) Super-Middleweight World Title holder.Rupert Moon, Wales international rugby union player and TV presenter[edit]Writers">[edit]WritersAlexander Cordell (1914-1997), novelistRichard Hughes (1900-1976), novelistRichard Llewellyn (1907-1983), novelistJan Morris (born 1926), historian, author and travel writerMarion Eames (1921-2007), novelistJohn Dee (born 1527), mathematician and astronomerDavid Jones (poet) (1895-1974), poetSaunders Lewis (born 1893-1985), poet and dramatistIt's a lot, isn't it?!
