LIST OF WELSH PEOPLE


'List of Welsh people' is a list of notable 'Welsh people' alphabetically within categories.

Contents
Actors
Artists
Entrepreneurs
Explorers
Filmmakers
Humourists
Journalists and broadcasters
Military men and women
Monarchs
Musicians
Peers
Philosophers
Politicians
Religious leaders
Scientists
Sportsmen/women
Athletes
Boxers
Cricketers
Footballers
Golfers
Racing drivers
Rugby players
Snooker players
Other Sports
Trade union leaders
Writers
Other notables
People born outside Wales regarded as Welsh
Artists
Journalists/broadcasters
Politicians
Sportsmen/women
Writers
See also
External links

Actors



Stanley Baker (19271976)

Christian Bale (born 1974)

Rob Brydon (born 1965)

Richard Burton (1925-1984)

Timothy Dalton (born 1946) James Bond (1987-1989)

Josie D'Arby (born 1973), actress and presenter

Geraint Wyn Davies (born 1957)

Richard Davies(born 1926)

Ryan Davies (1937-1977)

Windsor Davies (born 1930)

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), film actor

Lyn Harding (1867-1952)

Donald Houston (1923-1991), film actor

Glyn Houston (born1926)

Anthony Hopkins (born 1937)

Rhys Ifans (born 1968)

Gary Jones (born 1958), actor Stargate SG-1

Glynis Johns (born 1923)

Mervyn Johns (1899-1992)

Desmond Llewelyn (1914-1999)

Philip Madoc (born 1934)

Ray Milland (1907-1986)

Eve Myles (born 1978)

Lloyd Owen (born 1966)

Siân Phillips (born 1934)

Jonathan Pryce (born 1947)

Angharad Rees (born 1949)

Matthew Rhys (born 1974)

Rachel Roberts (1927-1980)

Nia Roberts (born 1972) actress

Michael Sheen (born 1969)

Victor Spinetti (born 1933)

Christopher Timothy (born at Bryn Tegid, Bala, 14 October 1940)

Tim Vincent (born 1972), actor and presenter

Naunton Wayne (1901-1970)

Emlyn Williams (1905-1987), dramatist and actor

Peter Wingfield (born 1962)

Catherine Zeta-Jones (born 1969)

Ieuan Rhys Williams (born 1909)

Artists



Mac Adams, sculptor

Philip Greenwood,RE Landscape artist & printer. Born Dolgellau 1943.

John Gibson, (1790-1866), sculptor

Nina Hamnett (1890-1956), painter

Augustus John, (1878-1961)

Gwen John (1876-1939)

David Jones (1895-1974), artist and poet

Jamie Oliver (Born 1975) Painter (Birth name 'Richard James Oliver')

Ceri Richards (1903 - 1971), artist

Andrew Vicari (Born 1938), (as of 2004 UK's richest artist)

Christopher Williams (1873-1934), painter

Kyffin Williams (1918 - 2006), painter

Entrepreneurs



Laura Ashley, designer

James Gomer Berry, 1st Viscount Kemsley

William Berry, 1st Viscount Camrose

David Davies (industrialist) (1818-1893)

John Josiah Guest (1785-1852), ironmaster

Sir William Thomas Lewis, (? -1914) coalowner

Terry Matthews (born 1943), telecommunications

Michael Moritz, (born 1954), Investor

Charles Stewart Rolls, (1877-1910), motor manufacturer and aviator

★ Sir Howard Stringer, businessman

David Sullivan, (born in 1949), Publisher

David Thomas, (1794-1882), iron master

David Alfred Thomas, (1856-1918), industrialist

Explorers



John Evans (1770-1799)

George Everest (1790-1866)

Henry Morton Stanley (born Denbigh)1841-1904)

Filmmakers



Marc Evans (Born 1963), film director

Peter Greenaway (born 1942), film director

Craig Handley (born 1977), film director

Richard Marquand (1938-1987) film director, Director of Star Wars Episode VI- Return of the Jedi.

Andrew Jones (Born 1983), film director

Sara Sugarman film director

Humourists



Max Boyce, entertainer

Tommy Cooper (1922-1984), comedian and magician

Lee Dainton of MTV show Dirty Sanchez

Dawn French, comedienne and actress

Terry Jones (born 1942), comedian (Monty Python series), author, film director

Michael 'Pancho' Locke of MTV show Dirty Sanchez

Tessie O'Shea (1913-1995), stand-up comedienne

Matthew Pritchard of MTV show Dirty Sanchez

Griff Rhys Jones (born 1953), comic writer and actor

Journalists and broadcasters



Jeremy Bowen (born 1960), journalist and broadcaster

Derek Brockway, chief weather forecaster for BBC Wales Today

Russell Davies radio presenter

Huw Edwards (born 1961), journalist

Sara Edwards, broadcast journalist and co-anchor for BBC Wales Today

Dewi Griffiths, presenter of 'A String of Pearls'.

Catrin Griffiths, leading legal journalist, editor of 'The Lawyer' newspaper.

Hywel Gwynfryn, radio and TV presenter

Guto Harri, BBC political correspondent

Jonathon Hill, HTV new reader

Ian Hislop, journalist and broadcaster. Long running panelist on BBC TV show Have I Got News for You

John Humphrys, journalist and broadcaster

Gareth Jones (born 1961), presenter and broadcaster aka Gaz Top

Gethin Jones, presenter

Steve Jones, presenter for Channel 4 show T4

Martyn Lewis, (born 1945) presenter

Siân Lloyd, journalist and broadcaster

Lucy Owen, HTV news reader

Jamie Owen, broadcast journalist and co-anchor for BBC Wales Today

Andrew Timothy, BBC Broadcaster & Announcer for The Goons, father of Christopher.

Wynford Vaughan-Thomas, (1908-1987), noted BBC World War II correspondent and journalist & raconteur

Carol Vorderman, MBE, (Born 1960) TV Presenter and Member of Mensa

Huw Wheldon, journalist and broadcaster

Paula Yates, (1960-2000), journalist and broadcaster, born Deganwy.

Military men and women



Wilfred Bailey, 3rd Baron Glanusk of Crickhowell (Welsh: Crug Hywel or Crucywel) in Powys, served in World War II

John Brayley, Baron Brayley ( 1917 - 1977 ) Welsh life peer who served as a British Army officer

Henry Bruce, 2nd Baron Aberdare fought in World War I

Clarence Bruce, 3rd Baron Aberdare, awarded GBE also fought in World War I

Morys Bruce, 4th Baron Aberdare awarded KBE after serving in World War II, later active politician and privy councilor.

Malcolm Douglas-Pennant, 6th Baron Penrhyn (1908 - 2003 ) awarded MBE after the invasion of Sicily in World War II

Ellis Humphrey Evans, celebrated poet Hedd Wyn, died in the Third Battle of Ypres during World War I

Dafydd Gam, Welsh warrior at Agincourt.

Morrice James, Baron St Brides, (1916 - 1989, Lieutenant Colonel Royal Marines in World War II, and diplomat

T. E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia), soldier

Hubert William Lewis, winner of the Victoria Cross

George Paget, 7th Marquess of Anglesey gained the rank of Major in the service of the Royal Horse Guards (Blues)

Simon Weston (born 1961), soldier and broadcaster

Roger Williams (~1537 - 1595) (soldier)

Monarchs



Gruffudd ap Cynan

Gruffudd ap Llywelyn

Hywel Dda

★ King Edward II of England

★ King Henry V of England

★ King Henry VII of England

Llywelyn ap Gruffudd

Llywelyn Fawr

Maelgwn Gwynedd

Owain Glyndŵr

Owain Gwynedd

Musicians



Ivor Atkins (1869-1953), organist

Dame Shirley Bassey (Born 1937), singer

Geraint Bowen (Born 1963), organist + choral director

Kenneth Bowen (Born 1932), singer

James Dean Bradfield (born 1969), Manic Street Preachers guitarist and lead singer

Stuart Burrows (Born 1933), tenor

John Cale (Born 1942), musician Velvet Underground

Euros Childs, singer/songwriter for Gorky's Zygotic Mynci

Charlotte Church (Born 1986), singer,Television Presenter

Spencer Davis, musician

Henry Walford Davies (1869-1944), composer, Master of the King's Music

★ Justin Edwards (Born 1966), jazz musician and composer

Matt Davies (Born 1979), vocalist Funeral for a Friend

Gareth Davies (Born 1980), bassist Funeral for a Friend

Sir Geraint Evans (1922-1992), opera singer

Andy Fairweather-Low (Born 1948), singer

Catrin Finch, harpist

Lee Gaze (Born 1975), Lostprophets guitarist

Larry Goves (Born 1980), composer

Roger Glover, musician Deep Purple

Jemma Griffiths, (Born 1975), singer-songwriter

Pete Ham (1947-1975) musician Badfinger

Alun Hoddinott (Born 1929) Composer

Mary Hopkin (Born 1950), singer

Owain Arwel Hughes, orchestral conductor

Dafydd Iwan (Born 1943), singer-songwriter

Jason James (Born 1981), Bullet for my Valentine bassist

Layton "Skip" James (Born 1941), Modern Baroque Composer, Harpsichordist, Organist, Pianist

Katherine Jenkins, (Born 1980), singer

Karl Jenkins (Born 1944), composer

Daniel Jones (1912–1993), composer

Kelly Jones (Born 1974), singer/musician Stereophonics

Michael Jones (Born 1952), singer/guitarist mainly know in France for his collaboration with Jean-Jacques Goldman

Peter Karrie (Born 1946), singer

Donna Lewis (Born 1973), singer/musician

Mike Lewis (Born 1977), Lostprophets guitarist

Sir Tom Jones (Born 1940), singer

William Mathias (1934-1992), Composer

Lemmy (Born 1945), musician

Cerys Matthews (Born 1969), singer

Elaine Morgan singer

Ivor Novello (1893-1951), actor, composer, dramatist, producer, singer

Jamie Oliver (Born 1975), Lostprophets keyboardist and backing vocalist (Birth name 'Richard James Oliver')

Tessie O'Shea (1913-1995), entertainer

Michael Paget (Born 1978), Bullet for my Valentine guitarist

Donald Peers (1908-1973), singer

Gwenno Pipette (Born 1981), singer

Mal Pope (Born 1960), singer/songwriter

Daniel Protheroe (1866-1934), conductor, composer

Stuart Richardson (Born 1973), Lostprophets bassist

Gruff Rhys (Born 1970), musician

Sasha (Born 1969), DJ

James Sauvage (1849-1922), singer

Sir Harry Secombe (1921-2001), entertainer

Ian Shaw, jazz singer

★ Caroline Sheen (singer/actress) (Born 1976)

Henry Spinetti (Born 1951), drummer

Dorothy Squires (1915-1998), singer

Meic Stevens (Born 1942), singer/songwriter

Shakin' Stevens (Born 1948), singer

Robert Tear (Born 1939), tenor

Bryn Terfel (Born 1965), baritone opera singer

Thighpaulsandra, musician/composer

John Thomas(1826-1913), harpist and composer

Michael Thomas (Born 1981), Bullet for my Valentine drummer

Matt Tuck (Born 1980), Bullet for my Valentine vocalist

Bonnie Tyler (Born 1951), singer

Ian Watkins (Born 1977), Lostprophets lead singer

Grace Williams (1906-1977) composer

Llŷr Williams (Born 1976), pianist

Luke Williams (Born 1978), musician Quinoline Yellow

Maggot Singer/Songwriter Goldie Lookin Chain

Peers


See Welsh Peers

Philosophers



Richard Ithamar Aaron (1901-1987), philosopher

Dewi Zephaniah Phillips (1934-2006), philosopher of religion

Richard Price (1723-1791), philosopher

Robert Recorde (c.1510-1558) inventor of the = sign ("bicause noe 2 thynges can be moare equalle")

Bertrand Russell (1872-1970) Philosopher

Thomas Vaughan (1621-1666), philosopher

Politicians



Leo Abse, politician and reformer of social legislation

Ifor Bach

Kenneth Baker, born 1934, Conservative politician

John Batchelor Liberal Politician

Aneurin Bevan (1897-1960), founder of the National Health Service

Henry Bruce (1815-1895)

Cynog Dafis (b. 1938) ''Plaid Cymru'' politician, MP for Ceredigion 1991-2000, Welsh Assembly member 2000-2003.

Janet Davies former ''Plaid Cymru'' Welsh Assembly member for South Wales West

Jocelyn Davies current ''Plaid Cymru'' Welsh Assembly member for South Wales East

S.O. Davies, (1886-1972)

Lord Elis-Thomas (b.1946) Current presiding officer of the Welsh Assembly, and ''Plaid Cymru'' Assembly member for Meirionnydd Nant Conwy

Lord Elwyn-Jones (1909-1989), barrister, politician and Lord Chancellor

Helen Mary Jones (b. 1960) Current ''Plaid Cymru'' Assembly member for Mid and West Wales.

Gwynfor Evans, (1912-2005) Plaid Cymru 's first Member of the U.K. parliament

Jim Griffiths (1890-1975), First Secretary of State for Wales

★ Sir Samuel Griffith (1845-1920}

Neil Hamilton (born 1949), politician

Michael Heseltine (born 1933), politician

Michael Howard, former Conservative party leader

Geoffrey Howe (born 1926)

Lord Cledwyn of Penrhos (1916-2001), politician

Dafydd Iwan elected president of ''Plaid Cymru'' political party from 2003, also folk singer.

Roy Jenkins (1920-2003), Chancellor of the Exchequer 1967-70, President of the European Commission 1976-81 and author

Alun Ffred Jones current ''Plaid Cymru'' Assembly member for Caernarfon

Elin Jones Current ''Plaid Cymru'' for Ceredigion

Ieuan Wyn Jones (b. 1949) Current (from 2006) ''Plaid Cymru'' leader, Deputy First Minister from 2007 to present and Assembly Member for Ynys Mon (Anglesey)

Neil Kinnock (born 1942), Leader of the Labour Party 1983-92

Peter Law, (1948-2006) Independent MP for Blaenau Gwent 2005-2006

Francis Lewis (1713-1803), signatory of the American Declaration of Independence

Dai Lloyd Current ''Plaid Cymru'' Assembly member for South Wales West

Elfyn Llwyd (b. 1951) Current ''Plaid Cymru'' political leader in the U.K. parliament, representing Meirionnydd Nant Conwy.

John Marek (Born 1940) Leader of the Forward Wales Party and X WAG member for Wrexham

Rhodri Morgan (born 1939) First Minister of Wales

Paul Murphy (born 1946), Secretary of State for Northern Ireland 2002-5

John Prescott (born 1938), Deputy Prime Minister 1997-2007

Adam Robert Price Current ''Plaid Cymry'' member representing Carmathen East and Dinefwr in the U.K. parliament.

Henry Richard (1812-1888)

Edward V. Robertson (1881-1963), US Senator

Ted Rowlands MP

Joan Ruddock (born 1943), politician

Janet Ryder current ''Plaid Cymru'' Assembly member for North Wales

George Thomas (1909-1997), politician, Speaker of the House of Commons

Owen John Thomas former ''Plaid Cymru'' Assembly member for South Wales Central

Rhodri Glyn Thomas (b.1953) current ''Plaid Cymru'' Assembly member for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr

Simon Thomas (b. 1963) ''Plaid Cymru'' U.K. parliament M.P. for Ceredigion from 2000 to 2005.

Thomas Vaughan (c.1410-1483), politician

Dafydd Wigley ''Plaid Cymru'' political leader from 1991-2000.

Hywel Williams (b. 1953) Current ''Plaid Cymru'' Caernarfon M.P. for the U.K. parliament

William Williams (1634-1700), lawyer and politician

Leanne Wood Current ''Plaid Cymru'' Assembly member for South Wales Central

Religious leaders



Saint David

Saint Richard Gwyn, (c.1537 - 1584)

Geoffrey of Monmouth, Medieval bishop and historian

Howell Harris (1714-1773), religious leader

Illtud, saint

Vavasor Powell (1617-1670), non-conformist leader

Evan Roberts (1878-1950), revival preacher

Rowan Williams (born 1950), Archbishop of Canterbury (appointed 2003, served as Archbishop of Wales and Bishop of Monmouth in the disestablished Church of Wales prior to appointment)

William Williams Pantycelyn, (1717-1791), hymn-writer

Scientists



Edward George Bowen, (1911-1991), radar pioneer

Glyn Daniel, (1914 -1986), archaeologist

Donald Davies, (1924-2000), computer scientist

Sir Sam Edwards (born 1928), physicist

★ Sir William Robert Grove, (1811-1896), chemist

★ Sir John T. Houghton, atmosphere physicist

Steve Jones (born 1944), biologist

William Jones (mathematician) (1675-1749), mathematician

Brian David Josephson (born 1940), Nobel Prize physicist

William Henry Preece, (1834-1913), engineer

Gareth Roberts, physicist

Isaac Roberts (Born 1882) Pioneer of Space Photography

Robert Recorde (c1510 - 1558) (mathematician)

Elmer Rees, mathematician

★ Lord Bertrand Russell, 3rd Earl Russell (1872-1970), Mathematician, Philosopher, founder of CND, Nobel Prize Winner

David Thomas, geneticist

John Meurig Thomas, (born 1932), chemist

Alfred Russel Wallace (1823-1913), biologist

Sportsmen/women


Athletes


John Ainsworth-Davies, (1895-1976), Olympic gold medallist

James Alford, Athletics

Timothy Benjamin (born 1982), sprinter

Jamie Baulch, (born 1973) 400 m Sprinter

Lynn Davies, Olympic gold medallist

Tanni Grey-Thompson (born 1969)

Colin Jackson (born 1967), who is a former world record holder and the winner of numerous Olympic, World and European medals.

David Jacobs, (1888-1976)), Olympic gold medallist

Steve Jones, athlete

Christian Malcolm (born 1979) Sprinter

Iwan Thomas (Born 1974) 400 m Sprinter

Rhys Williams (born 1984), 400 m hurdles sprinter
Boxers


Jim Driscoll, (1880-1925)

Tommy Farr, (1914-1986)

Joe Erskine, (1934-1990) Former British and British Empire (Commonwealth) Heavyweight Champion

Carl Gizzi (born 1944)

Colin Jones, (1959 - )

Percy Jones, (1892-1922)

Enzo Maccarinelli, (1980) Current WBU Cruiserweight Title Holder (7 Defences)

Johnny Owen (1956-1980)

Steve Robinson (1968 - ) Former WBO Featherweight World Title Holder (7 Defences)

Freddie Welsh (1886-1927)

Jimmy Wilde, (1892-1969)

Howard Winstone, (1939-2000)
Cricketers


Alan Jones, (born 1938), most prolific batsman never to play test cricket

Johnnie Clay, (1898-1973), test cricketer

Jeff Jones, (born 1941) test cricketer

Simon Jones (born 1978) test cricketer

Tony Lewis (born 1938) Cricketer, England Captain 1972/73

Cyril Walters, (1905-1992), first Welshman to captain England

Allan Watkins, (born 1922), test cricketer
Footballers


Ivor Allchurch, (1929-1997), Wales international footballer

Gareth Bale, (born 1989), Wales international footballer

Craig Bellamy, (born 1979), Wales international footballer

John Charles, the "Gentle Giant", Wales international footballer (1931-2004)

Chris Coleman Welsh footballer, Manager of Real Sociedad

Mark Delaney (born 1976) Wales International and Aston Villa right back

Michael England Wales International, Blackburn Rovers, Tottenham Hotspur

Ryan Giggs (born 1973), footballer

Mark Hughes (born 1963) Wales international footballer

Robbie James Welsh International

Fred Keenor footballer (1894-1972)

Jack Kelsey footballer (1929-1992)

Jason Koumas (Born 1979) Wales international, West Brom, Cardiff City, Tranmere Rovers, Wigan Athletic

Billy Meredith, footballer

Ian Rush, Wales international footballer (born 1961)

Dean Saunders Wales International Footballer (born 1964)

Neville Southall, football goalkeeper

Gary Speed, (born 1969) Wales international footballer,

Gary Sprake footballer (born 1945)

John Toshack Welsh international player and current Wales Manager.

Joe Ledley (born 1987)Welsh international Footballer & Cardiff City Player
Golfers


Becky Brewerton (born 1982]]

Bradley Dredge (born 1973)

Stephen Dodd (born 1966)

Brian Huggett (born 1936)

Becky Morgan (born 1974)

Phillip Price (born 1966)

Dai Rees golfer(1913-1983)

Ian Woosnam (born 1958), Ryder Cup golfer and former US Masters Champion.
Racing drivers


Ian Lougher (born 1963), motorcycle racer

Tom Pryce (1949-1977)

Alan Rees (born 1936) Formula one driver and team owner
Rugby players


Phil Bennett, (born 1948) international rugby union player

Gerald Davies, (born 1945) international rugby union player

Jonathan Davies, (born 1962) international rugby union and rugby league player

Mervyn Davies, (born 1946) international rugby union player

Gareth Edwards, (born 1947) international rugby union player

Gavin Henson (born 1982) , international rugby union player

James Hook, (born 1985) international rugby union player

Neil Jenkins (born 1971), international rugby union player

Derwyn Jones (born 1970), international rugby union player

Barry John, (born 1945) international rugby union player

Cliff Morgan, (born 1930) international rugby union player and broadcaster

Clive Sullivan, (1943 - 1985) international rugby league player

Haydn Tanner (born 1917) international rugby union player

Gareth Thomas, (born 25 July 1974) Captain of Welsh grand slam winning team 2005

Bleddyn Williams (born 1923), international rugby union player

JPR Williams (born 1949) , international rugby union player
Snooker players


Dominic Dale

Ryan Day

Terry Griffiths(born 1947)

Darren Morgan

Doug Mountjoy

Ray Reardon

Matthew Stevens,

Mark Williams

Cliff Wilson
Other Sports


Jimmy Austin, baseball player

David Broome, (born 1940), world show jumping champion

Nicole Cooke, cyclist

Ted Lewis, baseball player

Harry Llewellyn, Olympic Show-jumping champion

Richard Meade (born 1938), triple Olympic champion equestrian

Paul Radmilovic, quadruple Olympic champion in swimming and water polo

Irene Steer, (1889-1947), Olympic swimming champion

Dave Phelps, (1977 - ), Target Rifle Shooter, Commmonwealth Gold and Bronze medalist
Tony Scott/Tony Charlea born 1935,European Games.Turned pro.Emigrated USA 1974.

Martyn Woodroffe, Swimmer. Olympic/Commonwealth Medalist and former European record holder

Griff Morgan Commonwealth Medalist for Shooting

Johanne Brekke Commonwealth Medalist for Shooting

Mark Lewis Mountaineer Youngest Welsh man (22) to summit Vinson Massif in Antarctica in 1997

Trade union leaders



Clive Jenkins, (1926-1999)

James Henry Thomas, (1874-1949)

Moss Evans, (1925-2002)

Writers


For Welsh writers, see:

List of Welsh writers

List of Welsh language authors

List of Welsh language poets (6th century to c.1600)

Other notables



Helen Adams(Born 1978) runner-up in Big Brother 2001.

Michael Bogdanov (Born 1938), theatre director

Rees Davies, (1938-2005) historian

Russell T. Davies, television producer and writer (Queer as Folk, Doctor Who)

Cherry Dee, (Born June 11, 1987), Glamour model

Robert Edwards (died 1762) - Buccaneer, Manhattan Landowner

Timothy John Evans, (1924-1950),due to a miscarriage of justice hanged for murdering his wife and daughter, subsequently pardoned

Geoffrey of Monmouth churchman and historian

George Jeffreys (1648-1689), hanging judge

Ernest Jones, (1879-1958) psychoanalyst

Grenfell Jones (1934-2007), cartoonist

Walter Map (c.1137-1209), medieval raconteur

Howard Marks International drug smuggler and author

Angus McBean (1904-1990), photographer

Henry Morgan, (c.1635 - 1688 ) privateer

John Nash, architect (1752-1835)

Robert Owen (1771-1858), social reformer

★ Dr William Price, eccentric physician

Bartholomew Roberts (1682-1722) pirate (Black Bart or Barti Ddu)

William Salesbury (c. 1520- c. 1600), lexicographer, phonetician and comparative linguist

Imogen Thomas(born November 1982) Former Miss Wales and Big Brother 2006 Contestant

Glyn Wise(Born January 1988) runner-Up on Big Brother 2006.

Laura Williams a nanny and contestant in Big Brother 2007.

Thomas Wynne (surgeon) - Quaker and friend of William Penn

People born outside Wales regarded as Welsh


Artists


Ivor Williams (1908-1982), artist
Journalists/broadcasters


Sian Williams, television presenter
Politicians


David Lloyd George (1863-1945), politician and former Prime Minister

Dafydd Wigley, politician and former president of Plaid Cymru.
Sportsmen/women


Joe Calzaghe (born 1972) Current IBF and WBO(20 Defences) Super-Middleweight World Title holder.

Robert Earnshaw, International footballer

Geraint Jones (Born 1976) Cricketer, born in Papua New Guinea

Jackie Lewis Formula one driver

Rupert Moon international rugby player
Writers


Alexander Cordell (1914-1997), novelist

Richard Hughes, (1900-1976), novelist

Richard Llewellyn (1907-1983), novelist

Jan Morris, (born 1926)

Marion Eames (born 1921 in Birkenhead) Died in Dolgellau 2007.

John Dee (born 1527)

See also



List of Welsh Americans

List of people by nationality

List of Welsh Peers

People from Wrexham

External links



Famous Welsh

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