JACOB, HENRY THOMAS ( 1864 - 1957 ), minister (Congl.), lecturer, writer and poet
JACOB, SARAH ( 1857 - 1869 ), the fasting girl
JACOB, WILLIAM ( 1777 - 1845 ), musician
JAMES, ANGHARAD ( fl. 1680?-1730? ), poet ,
JAMES, CHARLES ( 1820 - 1890? ), musician
JAMES, CHARLES HERBERT ( 1817 - 1890 ), M.P.
JAMES, DANIEL ( Gwyrosydd : 1847 - 1920 ), poet
JAMES, DAVID ( 1787 - 1862 ), musician
JAMES, DAVID ( Dewi o Ddyfed 1803 - 1871 ), cleric and author
JAMES, DAVID ( 1863 - 1929 ), and EVAN (d. c. 1920 ), Rugby football players
JAMES, DAVID (‘ Defynnog ’ 1865 - 1928 ) schoolmaster, educationist, organiser of summer schools, and author
JAMES, DAVID EMRYS (‘ Dewi Emrys ’ 1881 - 1952 ), minister (Congl.), writer and poet
JAMES,Sir DAVID JOHN ( 1887 - 1967 ), businessman and philanthropist
JAMES, EDWARD ( 1569? - 1610? ), cleric and translator
JAMES, EDWARD ( 1839 - 1904 ), Congregational minister
JAMES, EVAN ( Ieuan ap Iago 1809 - 1878 ), author of the words of ‘Hen Wlad fy Nhadau’ , and his son JAMES, JAMES ( Iago ap Ieuan 1833 - 1902 ), who is said to have composed the air .
JAMES, FRANK TREHARNE ( 1861 - 1942 ), solicitor, art connoisseur
JAMES, HERBERT ARMITAGE ( 1844 - 1931 ), cleric and headmaster
JAMES, ISAAC ( 1766 - 1840 ), Calvinistic Methodist preacher
JAMES, IVOR ( 1840? - 1909 ), first registrar of the University of Wales
JAMES, JAMES ( 1760 - 1831 ), Calvinistic Methodist and afterwards Independent minister
JAMES, JAMES ( Iago Emlyn 1800 - 1879 ), Congregational minister, and poet
JAMES, JAMES (‘ Iago ap Iago ’ 1818 - 1843 ), poet
JAMES, JAMES (SPINTHER) ( 1837 - 1914 ), Baptist historian
JAMES, JENKIN ( 1875 - 1949 ), first secretary of the University of Wales Council, and author
JAMES, JOHN ( Ioan ap Iago ), poet and hymnwriter , who lived in the second half of the 18th cent. and the early part of the 19th
JAMES, JOHN (d. 1705 ), Congregational minister .
JAMES, JOHN ( 1777 - 1848 ), Baptist minister, hymn writer, bookbinder, and printer
JAMES, JOHN ( 1779 - 1864 ), the first Unitarian minister in Cardiganshire, and schoolmaster
JAMES, JOHN ( Ioan Meirion 1815 - 1851 ), writer
JAMES, JOHN ( 1815 - 1869 ), poet and hymnwriter
JAMES, JOHN LLOYD ( Clwydwenfro 1835 - 1919 ), Congregational minister and historian
JAMES, JOSHUA ( 1665 - 1728 ), one of the earliest ministers of the Baptists at Llanwenarth, Mon. ,
JAMES(from 1910, HOPKIN-JAMES ), LEMUEL JOHN HOPKIN ( Hopcyn 1874 - 1937 ), cleric and antiquary
JAMES, MARIA ( 1793 - 1868 ), poet
JAMES, OWEN WALDO ( 1845 - 1910 ), Baptist minister
JAMES, PHILIP ( 1664 - 1748 ), early Baptist minister
JAMES, ROBERT ( Jeduthyn 1825 - 1879 ), musician
JAMES, THOMAS (d. 1751 ), early Methodist exhorter ,
JAMES, THOMAS ( Llallawg 1817 - 1879 ), clergyman, antiquary, and eisteddfodwr
JAMES, THOMAS ( 1827 - 1899 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JAMES, THOMAS ( 1834 - 1915 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and schoolmaster
JAMES, THOMAS DAVIES (‘ Iago Erfyl ’ 1862 - 1927 ), clergyman, and popular preacher and lecturer
JAMES, THOMAS EVAN ( Thomas ap Ieuan 1824 - 1870 ), Baptist minister, and author
JAMES, WILLIAM ( 1761 - 1845 ), minister (Congl.)
JAMES, WILLIAM ( 1769 - 1847 ) ,
JAMES, WILLIAM ( 1833 - 1905 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JAMES, WILLIAM ( 1836 - 1908 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JAMES, WILLIAM ( 1848 - 1907 ), Unitarian minister, schoolmaster, and public worker
JAMES,Sir WILLIAM MILBOURNE ( 1807 - 1881 ), Lord Justice
JARDINE, DAVID ( 1732 - 1766 ), Independent minister and head of an academy
JARDINE, JAMES (d. 1737 ), Independent minister
JARVICE ( JERVIS ), WILLIAM (d. 1743 ), Independent minister .
JAYNE, FRANCIS JOHN ( 1845 - 1921 ), bishop
JEFFREYS, GEORGE, 1st baron Jeffreys of Wem ( 1645 - 1689 ), judge ,
JEFFREYS, JOHN ( 1718? - 1798 ), musician
JEFFREYS, JOHN GWYN ( 1809 - 1885 ), conchologist
JEFFREYS-JONES, THOMAS IEUAN ( 1909 - 1967 ), scholar, lecturer, and warden of Coleg Harlech
JEFFREYS, THOMAS TWYNOG ( 1844 - 1911 ), poet
JEHU, DAVID ( 1812 - 1840 ), missionary in Sierra Leone under the Wesleyan Missionary Society
JEHU, THOMAS JOHN ( 1871 - 1943 ), geologist
JENKIN, JOHN ( Ioan Siengcin 1716 - 1796 ), poet and schoolmaster
JENKINS, ALBERT EDWARD ( 1895 - 1953 ), rugby player
JENKINS, DANIEL ( 1856 - 1946 ), schoolmaster and devotee of Welsh literature and music
JENKINS, DAVID ( 1582 - 1663 ), judge
JENKINS, DAVID ( 1848 - 1915 ), musician
JENKINS, DAVID ERWYD ( 1864 - 1937 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister and historian
JENKINS, DAVID LLOYD ( 1896 - 1966 ), writer, poet and schoolmaster
JENKINS, EVAN ( 1781 - 1863 ), hymnist
JENKINS, EVAN ( 1799 - 1877 ), cleric
JENKINS, EVAN ( 1895 - 1959 ), poet
JENKINS, HERBERT ( 1721 - 1772 ), early Methodist exhorter, afterwards Independent minister
JENKINS, ISAAC ( 1812 - 1877 ), Wesleyan minister
JENKINS, JABEZ EDMUND ( Creidiol 1840 - 1903 ), cleric and poet
JENKINS, JENKIN (d. 1780 ), tutor of Carmarthen Academy
JENKINS, JOHN ( 1656? - 1733 ), Baptist minister .
JENKINS, JOHN ( Ifor Ceri 1770 - 1829 ), cleric and antiquary
JENKINS, JOHN ( 1779 - 1853 ), Baptist minister, theologian, editor, and publisher
JENKINS, JOHN ( 1808 - 1884 ), barrister and publicist ,
JENKINS, JOHN ( 1821 - 1896 ), editor and translator
JENKINS, JOHN DAVID ( 1828 - 1876 ), cleric, philanthropist
JENKINS, JOHN (GWILI) ( 1872 - 1936 ), poet, theologian, and man of letters
JENKINS, JOSEPH ( 1743 - 1819 ), Baptist minister
JENKINS, JOSEPH ( 1859 - 1929 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JENKINS, JOSEPH ( 1886 - 1962 ), minister (Meth.) and author
JENKINS,Sir LEOLINE ( 1625 - 1685 ), civil lawyer, diplomat, benefactor of Jesus College, Oxford ,
JENKINS, LLEWELYN ( 1810 - 1878 ), printer and publisher
JENKINS, ROBERT THOMAS ( 1881 - 1969 ), historian, man of letters, editor of Y Bywgraffiadur Cymreig and the Dictionary of Welsh Biography
JENKINS, THOMAS JOHN PRICE ( 1864 - 1922 ), physician; Wales and London-Welsh Rugby centre three-quarter, and founder of the London-Welsh Football Club
JENKINS, WALTER (d. 1661 ), early Welsh Quaker
JENKINS,Sir WILLIAM ALBERT ( 1878 - 1968 ), shipbroker and politician
JENKIN, THOMAS JAMES ( 1885 - 1965 ), plant breeder and Professor of Agricultural Botany
JENKYN, THOMAS WILLIAM ( 1794 - 1858 ), Independent minister and professor of theology
JEREMY, JOHN (DAVID) ( 1782 - 1860 ), preacher and schoolmaster
JEREMY, WALTER DAVID ( 1825 - 1893 ), barrister-at-law
JERMAN, HUGH ( 1836 - 1895 ), artist and musician
JOAN (d. 1237 ), princess
JOB, JOHN THOMAS ( 1867 - 1938 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, hymn writer, and poet ,
JOHANNES WALLENSIS ( GALLENSIS , WALEYS , etc.), or ‘ John of Wales,’ fl. c. 1260-1283 d. perhaps c. 1285 a celebrated Franciscan friar and writer ,
JOHN ap JOHN ( 1625? - 1697 ) — the apostle of the Quakers in Wales ,
JOHN, AUGUSTUS EDWIN ( 1878 - 1961 ), artist
JOHN, DAVID ( 1782? - 1853 ), Unitarian minister, a Chartist, and, by trade, a smith ,
JOHN, EDWARD THOMAS ( 1857 - 1931 ), industrialist and politician
JOHNES, ARTHUR JAMES ( 1809 - 1871 ), county court judge
JOHNES, JOHN ( 1800 - 1876 ), barrister-at-law and county court judge ,
JOHNES, THOMAS ( 1748 - 1816 ), landowner and man of letters
JOHN, GRIFFITH ( 1831 - 1912 ), missionary in China
JOHN, GWENDOLEN MARY ( 1876 - 1939 ), artist
JOHN, HENRY, or HARRI SION ( 1664 - 1754 ), hymnist
JOHN, ISAAC ( fl. 1729-1730 ), of South Cardiganshire writer of halsingod
JOHNS, DAVID ( fl. 1573-1587 ), cleric and poet
JOHNS, DAVID ( 1796 - 1843 ), for seventeen years one of the London Missionary Society 's missionaries in Madagascar
JOHNS, WILLIAM ( 1771 - 1845 ), Unitarian minister, tutor, and writer
JOHNS, WILLIAM NICHOLAS ( 1834 - 1898 ), printer, antiquarian, newspaper proprietor, and editor
JOHN, THOMAS ( 1816 - 1862 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JOHN, WALTER PHILLIPS ( 1910 - 1967 ), minister (B)
JOHN,Sir WILLIAM GOSCOMBE ( 1860 - 1952 ), sculptor and medallist
JONES (FAMILY), Cilie , Cards . A family of smiths, poets, musicians and preachers
JONES family, of Llwyn-rhys, Cards.
JONES,Sir THOMAS (d. 1731 ), first treasurer and secretary of the ‘Society of Antient Britons’ in London, and author
JONES, ABEL ( Bardd Crwst 1830 - 1901 ), ballad writer and strolling ballad singer
JONES, ALFRED ERNEST ( 1879 - 1958 ), psychoanalyst and Sigmund Freud's official biographer
JONES,Sir ALFRED LEWIS ( 1845 - 1909 )
JONES, ALICE GRAY (‘ Ceridwen Peris ’ 1852 - 1943 ), author
JONES, ANEURIN ( Aneurin Fardd 1822 - 1904 ), man of letters
JONES, ARTHUR ( fl. 18th cent. ), poet, of Llangadwaladr, Denbs., and sexton of Ruabon (where he died) .
JONES, ARTHUR ( 1776 - 1860 ), Independent minister
JONES, BASSETT ( fl. 1634-1659 ), scholar and physician
JONES, BENJAMIN ( 1756 - 1823 ), Independent minister
JONES, BENJAMIN (‘ P[rif] A[rwyddfardd] Môn ’ 1788 - 1841 ), poet, writer, and Baptist apologete
JONES, BENJAMIN ( 1865 - 1953 ), Chancellor of Bangor Cathedral
JONES, CADWALADR ( 1783 - 1867 ), Independent minister and first editor of Y Dysgedydd
JONES, CADWALADR ( 1794 - 1883 ), stonemason and musician
JONES,Sir CADWALADR BRYNER ( 1872 - 1954 ), a leading figure in Welsh agricultural education and eminent civil servant
JONES, CAIN ( fl. 1738?-1795 ), almanac-maker
JONES, CALVERT RICHARD ( 1802 - 1877 ), pioneer photographer, artist and priest
JONES, Sir CYNAN (ALBERT) EVANS (‘ Cynan ’ 1895 - 1970 ), poet, dramatist and eisteddfodwr
JONES, DAFYDD ( 1711 - 1777 ), hymn-writer
JONES, DAFYDD ( Dafydd Siôn Siâms 1743 - 1831 ), musician, poet, and book-binder
JONES, DAFYDD RHYS ( 1877 - 1946 ), schoolmaster and musician
JONES, DANIEL ( 1725? - 1806 ), poet
JONES, DANIEL ( 1757 - 1821 ), Methodist cleric
JONES, DANIEL ( 1771 - 1810 ), who described himself as ‘ General Unitarian Free-communion Baptist minister ,’
JONES, DANIEL ( 1788 - 1862 ), Baptist minister
JONES, DANIEL ( 1811 - 1861 ), Mormon missionary
JONES, DANIEL ( 1813 - 1846 ), Calvinistic Methodist missionary in the Khasi Hills , India
JONES, DANIEL ANGELL ( 1861 - 1936 ), botanist and authority on ferns and mosses
JONES, DANIEL EVAN ( 1860 - 1941 ), author
JONES, DANIEL OWEN ( 1880 - 1951 ), minister (Congl.) and missionary in Madagascar
JONES, DAVID ( c. 1630 - 1704? ), early Cardiganshire Puritan .
JONES, DAVID ( 1708? - 1785 ), ‘of Trefriw ’, poet, collector of manuscripts, publisher, and printer .
JONES, DAVID ( 1789? - 1841 ), Baptist historian
JONES, DAVID ( 1663 - 1724? ), cleric
JONES, DAVID ( 1732 - 1782? ), ‘ Dafydd Brydydd Hir ,’ ‘ Dafydd Siôn Pirs ,’ poet, tailor, and schoolmaster
JONES, DAVID ( 1736 - 1810 ), Methodist cleric
JONES, DAVID ( 1741 - 1792 ), Baptist minister
JONES, DAVID (‘ Welsh Freeholder ’ 1765 - 1816 ), barrister and author
JONES, DAVID ( 1770 - 1831 ), Congregational minister, hymnist, and musician
JONES, DAVID ( 1772 - 1854 ), General Baptist minister
JONES, DAVID ( 1788 - 1859 ), Independent minister
JONES, DAVID ( 1793 - 1825 ), minister in the countess of Huntingdon's connexion, an able linguist, and one of the joint authors (with Thomas Keyworth) of Principia Hebraica , 1817
JONES, DAVID ( 1797 - 1841 ), a missionary
JONES, DAVID ( 1803 - 1868 ), ballad-writer and strolling ballad-singer
JONES, DAVID ( 1805 - 1868 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JONES, DAVID ( 1808 - 1854 ), Baptist minister and editor
JONES, DAVID ( 1834 - 1890 ), Wallington , Surrey , local historian and genealogist
JONES, DAVID (‘ Dewi Wyllt ’ 1836 - 1878? ), musician
JONES, DAVID BEVAN (‘ Dewi Elfed ’, 1807 - 1863 ), minister (B, and Church of Christ and Latter Day Saints — Mormons)
JONES (later BRYNMOR-JONES ),Sir DAVID BRYNMOR ( 1852 - 1921 ), lawyer and historian
JONES, DAVID GEORGE ( 1780 - 1879 ), blacksmith , of Tir-Waun, Llanarthne, Carms.
JONES, DAVID GWYNFRYN ( 1867 - 1954 ), minister (Meth.)
JONES, DAVID HUGH (‘ Dewi Arfon ’, 1833 - 1869 ), minister (CM), schoolmaster and poet
JONES, DAVID JAMES ( 1886 - 1947 ), Professor of Philosophy
JONES, DAVID JAMES (‘ Gwenallt ’ 1899 - 1968 ), poet, critic and scholar
JONES, DAVID JOHN TAWE ( 1885 - 1949 ), musician
JONES, DAVID LEWIS ( 1788 - 1830 ), Arian minister and academy tutor
JONES, DAVID LLOYD ( 1843 - 1905 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JONES, DAVID MORRIS ( 1887 - 1957 ), minister (Presb.) and professor
JONES, DAVID OWEN ( 1856 - 1903 ), Wesleyan minister and author
JONES, DAVID RICHARD ( 1832 - 1916 ), Welsh-American poet
JONES, DAVID STANLEY ( 1860 - 1919 ), Congregationalist minister
JONES, DAVID WATKIN ( Dafydd Morganwg , 1832 - 1905 ), poet, historian, and geologist
JONES-DAVIES, HENRY ( 1870 - 1955 ), farmer and pioneer of agricultural co-operation
JONES-DAVIES, THOMAS ELLIS ( 1906 - 1960 ), doctor and international rugby player
JONES, EDGAR WILLIAM ( 1868 - 1953 ), educationalist and broadcaster
JONES, EDMUND ( 1702 - 1793 ) Independent minister, and author
JONES, EDMUND DAVID ( 1869 - 1941 ), schoolmaster and author
JONES, EDMUND OSBORNE ( 1858 - 1931 ), cleric
JONES, EDWARD ( fl. 1781-1840 ), member (from 1781, not 1771 as D.N.B. says) of the London Gwyneddigion , and known to his fellows as ‘ Ned Môn ’ —
JONES, EDWARD (d. 1586 ), conspirator ,
JONES, EDWARD ( 1741? — after 1806 ), Calvinistic Methodist exhorter in London ,
JONES, EDWARD ( Iorwerth Ceitho 1838? - 1930 ), carpenter and eisteddfodwr
JONES, EDWARD ( 1641 - 1703 ), bishop of S. Asaph
JONES, EDWARD ( 1749 - 1779 ), musician
JONES, EDWARD ( Bardd y Brenin 1752 - 1824 ), harpist, arranger and publisher of harp music, collector and publisher of old penillion , national melodies, and translations into English; historian of Welsh literature and of Welsh musical instruments; collector of manuscripts and antiquary
JONES, EDWARD ( 1761 - 1836 ), poet, farmer, and schoolmaster
JONES, EDWARD ( 1768 - 1813 ), harpist
JONES, EDWARD (‘ the second ’ 1775 - 1838 ), Wesleyan minister
JONES, EDWARD ( 1778 - 1837 ), Wesleyan Methodist minister ,
JONES, EDWARD ( 1782 - 1855 ), Wesleyan minister , known as ‘ Edward Jones the 3rd ’
JONES, EDWARD ( 1790 - 1860 ), minister (Presb.)
JONES, EDWARD (‘ Iorwerth Goes Hir ’ 1824 - 1880 ), poet, musician, and politician
JONES, EDWARD ( 1826 - 1902 ), Calvinistic Methodist historian
JONES, EDWARD ALFRED ( 1871 - 1943 ), connoisseur of silverware
JONES, EDWARD OWEN (‘ E.O.J. ’ 1871 - 1953 ), journalist and writer of englynion
JONES, ELIAS HENRY ( 1883 - 1942 ), administrator and author
JONES, ELIZABETH JANE LOUIS (b. ELIZABETH JANE LLOYD 1889 - 1952 ), scholar
JONES, ELIZABETH MARY (‘ Moelona ’ 1877 - 1953 ), teacher and novelist
JONES, ENID WYN ( 1909 - 1967 ) a prominent worker in religious, social and medical fields in Wales and England
JONES, ERASMUS ( 1817 - 1909 ), novelist
JONES, EVAN ( 1777 - 1819 ), Baptist minister
JONES, EVAN ( 1790 - 1860 ), the last of the Usk japanners ,
JONES, EVAN ( Gwrwst ab Bleddyn Flaidd , or more often Gwrwst , 1793 - 1855 ), Baptist minister and littérateur
JONES, EVAN ( Ieuan Gwynedd 1820 - 1852 ), Independent minister, and journalist
JONES, EVAN ( 1836 - 1915 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and publicist
JONES, EVAN ( Gurnos 1840 - 1903 ), Congregational and Baptist minister, poet, critic, lecturer, and eisteddfod conductor
JONES, EVAN ( Ieuan Buallt 1850 - 1928 ), farmer, and local antiquary
JONES,Sir EVAN DAVIES ( 1859 - 1949 ), 1st baronet, of Pentower, Fishguard, civil engineer, Lord Lieutenant of Pembrokeshire
JONES, EVAN KENFFIG ( 1863 - 1950 ), minister (B), social and educational reformer
JONES, EVAN (PAN) ( 1834 - 1922 ), Independent minister
JONES, EVAN (TALFRYN) ( 1857 - 1935 ), Baptist minister
JONES, FRANCIS WYNN ( 1898 - 1970 ), statistician and writer
JONES, GARETH RICHARD VAUGHAN ( 1905 - 1935 ), linguist and journalist
JONES, GEORGE DANIEL ( 1877 - 1955 ), master printer
JONES, GRIFFITH ( 1683 - 1761 ), cleric and educational reformer
JONES, GRIFFITH ( 1808 - 1886 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JONES, GRIFFITH ( Glan Menai 1836 - 1906 ), schoolmaster and author
JONES, GRIFFITH ARTHUR ( 1827 - 1906 ), cleric
JONES, GRIFFITH HARTWELL ( 1859 - 1944 ), cleric and historian
JONES, GRIFFITH HUGH ( Gutyn Arfon 1849 - 1919 ), musician
JONES, GRIFFITH RHYS ( Caradog 1834 - 1897 ), conductor of a once well-known South Wales choir, ‘Côr Caradog’
JONES, GWILYM CERI ( 1897 - 1963 ), minister (Presb.) and poet
JONES, GWILYM CLEATON ( 1875 - 1961 ), bank manager in Cape Town and Johannesburg
JONES, GWILYM GWALCHMAI ( 1921 - 1970 ), musician
JONES, GWILYM RICHARD (‘ Gwilym Aman ’ 1874 - 1953 ), musician, conductor of choirs and singing festivals, hymnist
JONES, HARRY LONGUEVILLE ( 1806 - 1870 ), cleric, antiquary, and inspector of schools
JONES, HENRY (d. 1592 ), civil lawyer ,
JONES,Sir HENRY ( 1852 - 1922 ), philosopher
JONES,Sir HENRY STUART ( 1867 - 1939 ), classical scholar and lexicographer
JONES, HERMAN ( 1915 - 1964 ), minister (Congl.) and poet
JONES, HUGH (‘ Gwyndaf Ieuanc ’ fl. 1812 ), poet ,
JONES, HUGH (‘ Hugh Jones Maesglasau ’ 1749 - 1825 ), translator and hymnist
JONES, HUGH ( Erfyl 1789 - 1858 ) ,
JONES, HUGH ( Cromwell o Went 1800 - 1872 ), Congregational minister
JONES, HUGH ( 1830 - 1911 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JONES, HUGH ( 1831 - 1883 ), Baptist minister and college principal
JONES, HUGH ( 1837 - 1919 ), Wesleyan minister and historian
JONES, HUGH ( Huw Myfyr 1845 - 1891 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and poet
JONES, HUGH ROBERT ( 1894 - 1930 ), founder of the Welsh Nationalist party
JONES, HUGH WILLIAM ( 1802 - 1873 ), Baptist minister and editor
JONES, HUMPHREY (‘ Bryfdir ’ 1867 - 1947 ), poet and ‘compère’ of eisteddfodau
JONES, HUMPHREY OWEN ( 1878 - 1912 ), chemist
JONES, HUMPHREY ROWLAND ( 1832 - 1895 ), evangelist
JONES, HUW ( 1700? - 1782 ) ‘of Llangwm,’ Denbs. , poet, publisher, and one of the principal Welsh balladists of the 18th cent.
JONES, IDWAL ( 1899 - 1966 ), educationist and university professor
JONES, ISAAC ( 1804 - 1850 ), cleric and translator
JONES, ISHMAEL ( 1794 - 1876 ), Independent minister
JONES, JACK ( 1884 - 1970 ), author and playwright
JONES, JAMES ( Iago Mochnant fl. 19th cent. ),
JONES, JAMES IFANO ( 1865 - 1955 ) librarian and bibliographer
JONES, JAMES RHYS (KILSBY) , ( 1813 - 1889 ), Congregational minister
JONES, JENKIN (d. 1689 ), Kilgerran , captain in the Parliamentary army, Puritan preacher, Independent .
JONES, JENKIN ( 1700? - 1742 ), Arminian minister
JONES, JENKIN ( 1623 - ? ), captain in the Parliamentary army and Puritan preacher .
JONES, JOHN ( fl. 1811-1858 ‘ Shoni Sguborfawr ’), Rebecca rioter .
JONES, JOHN (b. c. 1578-1583 , d. 1658? ), of Gelli Lyfdy ( Loveday ), Ysgeifiog, Flints. , notable calligrapher and transcriber of manuscripts .
JONES, JOHN , Maes-y-garnedd , Merioneth , and his family ‘the regicide’ .
JONES, JOHN ( second half of the 18th cent. ), schoolmaster at Llanddeiniolen, Caerns., and poet .
JONES, JOHN ( 1725? - 1796 ), musician
JONES, JOHN ( 1766? - 1827 ), classical scholar and Unitarian divine
JONES, JOHN ( 1786? - 1863 ), cleric and antiquary
JONES, JOHN (‘ Leander ’) ( 1575 - 1636 ), Benedictine monk and scholar
JONES, JOHN ( 1645 - 1709 ), cleric
JONES, JOHN ( 1650 - 1727 ), dean of Bangor, educationist, and antiquary
JONES, JOHN ( 1700 - 1770 ), cleric and controversialist
JONES, JOHN ( 1731 - 1813 ), early Welsh Moravian
JONES, JOHN ( 1761 - 1822 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JONES, JOHN (‘ Jac Glan-y-gors ’: 1766 - 1821 ), satirical poet
JONES, JOHN ( 1772 - 1837 ), barrister, translator, and historian
JONES, JOHN ( 1773 - 1853 ), cleric
JONES, JOHN ( 1775 - 1834 ), cleric;
JONES, JOHN ( 1776 - 1857 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JONES, JOHN ( 1777 - 1842 ), ‘of Ystrad ’, politician
JONES, JOHN ( 1786 - 1865 ), printer and inventor
JONES, JOHN ( 1788 - 1858 ), known to his English neighbours as ‘ Poet Jones ’
JONES, JOHN ( 1790 - 1855 ), printer and publisher —
JONES, JOHN ( Tegid — less usually Ioan Tegid 1792 - 1852 ), cleric and man of letters
JONES, JOHN ( 1796 - 1857 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, a celebrated and unusually forceful preacher
JONES, JOHN ( Myllin 1800 - 1826 ), poet .
JONES, JOHN ( 1801 - 1856 ), Independent minister, and controversialist
JONES, JOHN ( 1802 - 1863 ), Unitarian minister and schoolmaster
JONES, JOHN ( Idrisyn , 1804 - 1887 ), cleric and author ,
JONES, JOHN ( 1807 - 1875 ), printer
JONES, JOHN ( 1807 - 1875 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JONES, JOHN ( Talhaiarn 1810 - 1869 ), architect and poet
JONES, JOHN ( Humilis 1818 - 1869 ), Wesleyan minister, editor, translator, and essayist
JONES, JOHN ( Ioan Bryngwyn Bach 1818 - 1898 ), working man, astronomer, and linguist
JONES, JOHN ( Ivon 1820 - 1898 ), man of letters
JONES, JOHN ( 1820 - 1907 ), minister (B) and historian
JONES, JOHN ( Mathetes , 1821 - 1878 ), Baptist minister and littérateur
JONES, JOHN ( Idris Fychan 1825 - 1887 ), shoemaker and harpist
JONES, JOHN ( Vulcan 1825 - 1889 ), Wesleyan minister
JONES, JOHN ( Eos Bradwen 1831 - 1899 ), musician, etc.
JONES, JOHN ( Myrddin Fardd 1836 - 1921 ), writer, antiquary, and collector of old letters and manuscripts
JONES, JOHN ( 1837 - 1906 ), minister (Presb.) and writer
JONES, JOHN ( Mephiboseth , 1850 - 1926 ), Baptist minister, poet, and author
JONES, JOHN ( Ioan Brothen 1868 - 1940 ), poet
JONES, JOHN BOWEN ( 1829 - 1905 ), Congregational minister and writer
JONES, JOHN CHARLES ( 1904 - 1956 ) Bishop of Bangor
JONES, JOHN (CYNDDYLAN) ( 1840 - 1930 ), preacher and theologian
JONES, JOHN DANIEL ( 1865 - 1942 ), Congregational minister
JONES, JOHN DAVID RHEINALLT ( 1884 - 1953 ), philanthropist, founder and Director of the South African Institute of Race Relations
JONES, JOHN EDWARD ( 1801 - 1866 ), Unitarian minister, schoolmaster, and first editor of Yr Ymofynydd
JONES, JOHN EDWARD ( Iorwerth Twrog 1886 - 1934 ), schoolmaster, poet, and penillion -singer .
JONES, JOHN EDWARD ( 1905 - 1970 ), secretary and organiser of Plaid Cymru , 1930-62
JONES, JOHN EIDDON ( 1841 - 1903 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, eisteddfod enthusiast, and temperance advocate
JONES, JOHN (EMLYN) ( Ioan Emlyn 1818 - 1873 ), Baptist minister, poet, and man of letters
JONES (JOHNES), RICHARD , printer and bookseller in London from 1564 to c. 1602 .
JONES, JOHN EVANS ( 1839 - 1893 ), journalist
JONES, JOHN FOULKES ( 1826 - 1880 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JONES, JOHN HARRIS ( 1827 - 1885 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister and classical tutor at Trevecka College
JONES, JOHN HERBERT (‘ Je Aitsh ’ 1860 - 1943 ), journalist and author
JONES, JOHN HUGH ( 1843 - 1910 ), Roman Catholic priest
JONES, JOHN ISLAN ( 1874 - 1968 ), minister (U) and author
JONES, JOHN JAMES ( 1892 - 1957 ), teacher, librarian, scholar and linguist
JONES, JOHN MATHER ( 1826 - 1874 ), Utica, U.S.A. , proprietor of Y Drych
JONES, JOHN MORGAN ( 1838 - 1921 ), Calvinistic Methodist minster
JONES, JOHN MORGAN ( 1861 - 1935 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister and author
JONES, JOHN MORGAN ( 1873 - 1946 ), minister (Congl.) and Principal of Bala-Bangor College, Bangor
JONES, JOHN OGWEN ( 1829 - 1884 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister and man of letters
JONES, JOHN OWEN ( 1857 - 1917 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister and tutor, and man of letters
JONES, JOHN OWEN ( Ap Ffarmwr 1861 - 1899 ), journalist ,
JONES, JOHN PULESTON ( 1862 - 1925 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, writer, and theologian
JONES, JOHN RICE ( 1759 - 1824 ), pioneer of the American mid-west ,
JONES, JOHN RICHARD ( 1765 - 1822 ), Sandemanian Baptist minister
JONES, JOHN ROBERT ( Alltud Glyn Maelor 1800 - 1881 ), poet and hymn-writer
JONES, JOHN ROBERT ( 1911 - 1970 ), philosopher and patriot
JONES, JOHN SHARE ( 1873 - 1950 ), veterinary surgeon
JONES, JOHN THOMAS ( 1889 - 1952 ), missionary
JONES, JOHN TYWI ( 1870 - 1948 ), Baptist minister and journalist
JONES, JOHN VIRIAMU ( 1856 - 1901 ), first principal of the University College, Cardiff
JONES, JOHN WILLIAM ( 1827 - 1884 ), editor of Y Drych , a Welsh-American newspaper
JONES, JOHN WILLIAM ( Andronicus 1842 - 1895 ), author
JONES, JOHN WILLIAM ( 1883 - 1954 ), author, collector of letters and papers, publisher, antiquary and folk poet
JONES, JONATHAN ( 1745 - 1832 ), Independent minister
JONES, JOSEPH ( 1787? - 1856 ), mine steward, and eisteddfodwr
JONES, JOSEPH ( 1799 - 1871 ), Catholic priest .
JONES, JOSEPH ( 1877 - 1950 ), principal of the Memorial College, Brecon
JONES, JOSEPH DAVID ( 1827 - 1870 ), schoolmaster and musician
JONES, JOSIAH ( 1830 - 1915 ), Independent minister
JONES, JOSIAH THOMAS ( 1799 - 1873 ), publisher and Independent minister
JONES, JOSIAH TOWYN ( 1858 - 1925 ), Congregational minister, and Member of Parliament
JONES, LEIFCHILD STRATTEN LEIF ( DWB , 519 under JONES, THOMAS, 1819 - 1882 ).
JONES, LEWIS ( fl. 1703 ), of Pandy , Llan-uwchllyn, Mer. , poet
JONES, LEWIS ( 1702? - 1772 ), Independent minister
JONES, LEWIS ( 1793 - 1866 ), cleric
JONES, LEWIS ( 1808 - 1854 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister and author
JONES, LEWIS ( Rhuddenfab 1835 - 1915 ), printer, poet, and journalist
JONES, LEWIS ( 1836 - 1904 ), pioneer in Patagonia, and writer
JONES,Sir LEWIS ( 1884 - 1968 ), industrialist and politician
JONES, LEWIS ( 1897 - 1939 ), communist agitator and author
JONES, LEWIS DAVIES ( Llew Tegid 1851 - 1928 ), eisteddfodwr
JONES, LLEWELYN ( 1894 - 1960 ), minister (Presb.), editor and author
JONES, MAI ( 1899 - 1960 ), pianist, composer and producer of light programmes on radio
JONES, MARGARET (‘ Y Gymraes o Ganaan ’ ?- 1902 )
JONES, MAURICE ( 1863 - 1957 ), priest and college principal
JONES, MEIRION ( 1907 - 1970 ), educationist
JONES, MICHAEL (d. 1649 ), soldier ,
JONES, MICHAEL ( 1787 - 1853 ), Independent minister and first principal of the Bala Independent College
JONES, MICHAEL DANIEL ( 1822 - 1898 ), Independent minister and principal of the Independent College at Bala
JONES, MORDECAI ( 1813 - 1880 ), promoter of British Schools, colliery proprietor, etc.
JONES, MORGAN ( mid 17th cent. ), Baptist preacher in South Wales
JONES, MORGAN ( 1717? - 1780 ), Congregational minister ,
JONES, MORGAN ( 1768 - 1835 ), Independent minister
JONES, MORGAN HUGH ( 1873 - 1930 ), Calvinistic Methodist historian
JONES, MORRIS CHARLES ( 1819 - 1893 ), antiquary, and founder of the Powysland Club, Welshpool
JONES, MOSES OWEN ( 1842 - 1908 ), schoolmaster, musician, and eisteddfodwr
JONES, NATHANIEL (CYNHAFAL) , ( 1832 - 1905 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and poet
JONES, OWEN ( 1809? - 1874 ), architect and ornamental designer
JONES, OWEN ( Owain Myfyr 1741 - 1814 ), a skinner in London and one of the most prominent figures in the literary life of Wales at the end of the 18th cent, and the beginning of the next
JONES, OWEN ( 1787 - 1828 ), pioneer in Sunday school work
JONES, OWEN ( Meudwy Môn 1806 - 1889 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and man of letters
JONES, OWEN ( 1825 - 1900 ), cleric and musician
JONES, OWEN ( 1833 - 1899 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister and man of letters
JONES, OWEN ( Manoethwy 1838 - 1866 ), school teacher and writer
JONES, OWEN GETHIN ( Gethin 1816 - 1883 ), local historian
JONES, OWEN GLYNNE ( 1867 - 1899 ), mountaineer and schoolteacher
JONES, OWEN THOMAS ( 1878 - 1967 ), Woodwardian Professor of Geology in the University of Cambridge
JONES, OWEN WYNNE ( Glasynys 1828 - 1870 ), cleric, antiquary, story-writer, and poet
JONES, PERCY ( 1891 - 1922 ), boxer
JONES, PERCY MANSELL ( 1889 - 1968 ), Professor of French
JONES, PETER ( Pedr Fardd 1775 - 1845 ), poet and hymnist
JONES, PHILIP ( 1618 - 1674 ), colonel in the Parliamentary army and member of Cromwell's Second (or ‘Other’) House .
JONES, PHILIP ( 1855 - 1945 ), minister (CM)
JONES, REES ( Amnon 1797 - 1844 )
JONES, REES CRIBIN ( 1841 - 1927 ), Unitarian minister and teacher
JONES, REES JENKIN ( 1835 - 1924 ), Unitarian minister, schoolmaster, historian, and hymn-writer
JONES, RHYS (or RICE ) ( 1713 - 1801 ), antiquary and poet
JONES, RHYS GWESYN ( 1826 - 1901 ), Congregational minister in Wales and the U.S.A., and author
JONES, RICHARD ( 1603? - 1673 ), schoolmaster and translator of religious works
JONES, RICHARD ( 1757? - 1814 ), cleric and writer
JONES, RICHARD ( 1771? - 1833 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister and writer
JONES, RICHARD ( 1603 - 1655/6? ), cleric and author
JONES, RICHARD ( 1780 - 1853 ), itinerant Independent preacher
JONES, RICHARD ( Gwyndaf Eryri 1785 - 1848 ), poet, farmer, and stone-mason
JONES, RICHARD ( 1787 - 1855? ), printer and publisher ,
JONES, RICHARD (‘ Glan Alaw ’ 1838 - 1925 ), minister (Presb.)
JONES, RICHARD ( 1848 - 1915 ), itinerant bookseller
JONES, RICHARD (‘ Dofwy ’ 1863 - 1956 ), folk poet
JONES, RICHARD IDWAL MERVYN ( 1895 - 1937 ), much better known as Idwal Jones , schoolmaster, poet, and dramatist
JONES, RICHARD ROBERT (‘ Dic Aberdaron ’ 1780 - 1843 ), polyglot
JONES, ROBERT ( 1706? - 1742 ), country gentleman
JONES, ROBERT ( 1560 - 1615 ), priest, of the Society of Jesus ,
JONES, ROBERT ( 1745 - 1829 ), Calvinistic Methodist exhorter and author
JONES, ROBERT ( 1769 - 1835 ), cleric ,
JONES, ROBERT ( 1806 - 1896 ), Baptist minister and author
JONES, ROBERT ( 1810 - 1879 ), cleric and author
JONES,Sir ROBERT, Bart. ( 1857 - 1933 ), orthopaedic surgeon ,
JONES, ROBERT ( Trebor Aled 1866 - 1917 ) poet and Baptist minister
JONES, ROBERT ( 1891 - 1962 ), aerodynamicist
JONES, ROBERT ALBERT ( 1851 - 1892 ), barrister and educationist
JONES, ROBERT AMBROSE ( Emrys ap Iwan 1848 - 1906 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, man of letters, and publicist
JONES, ROBERT EVAN ( 1869 - 1956 ), collector of books and manuscripts
JONES, ROBERT ISAAC ( Alltud Eifion 1813 - 1905 ), pharmacist, littérateur, and printer
JONES, ROBERT LLOYD ( 1878 - 1959 ), schoolmaster, children's writer and dramatist
JONES, ROBERT THOMAS ( 1874 - 1940 ), Labour leader ,
JONES, ROBERT (WILFRID) ( 1862 - 1929 ), musician
JONES, ROBERT WILLIAM (‘ Erfyl Fychan ’ 1899 - 1968 ) historian, litterateur and eisteddfodwr
JONES, ROWLAND ( 1722 - 1774 ), philologist
JONES, SAMUEL ( fl. 1715-1764 ), Congregational minister and tutor .
JONES, SAMUEL ([ 1681? ]- 1719 ), Dissenting Academy tutor
JONES, SAMUEL ( 1628 - 1697 ), Nonconformist minister and schoolmaster
JONES, SAMUEL MAURICE ( 1853 - 1932 ), artist
JONES, THEOPHILUS ( 1759 - 1812 ), the historian of Brecknock
JONES (or JOHNS ), ‘Syr ’ THOMAS (d. 1622? ), cleric and poet .
JONES, THOMAS (‘ Twm Shôn Catti ’ c. 1530 - 1609 ), landowner, antiquary, genealogist, and bard ,
JONES, THOMAS (d. 1676 ), cleric .
JONES, THOMAS ( c. 1622 - 1682 ), Protestant controversialist ,
JONES, THOMAS ( 1648? - 1713 ), of London and Shrewsbury , almanack maker, bookseller, printer, and publisher
JONES, THOMAS ( 1720? - 1790 ), cleric and author .
JONES,Sir THOMAS ( 1614 - 1692 ), chief justice ,
JONES, THOMAS ( 1742 - 1803 ), landscape painter
JONES, THOMAS ( 1752 - 1845 ), cleric
JONES, THOMAS ( 1756 - 1807 ), mathematician
JONES, THOMAS ( 1756 - 1820 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister and author
JONES, THOMAS ( 1761 - 1831 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister and Biblical commentator
JONES, THOMAS ( Y Bardd Cloff 1768 - 1828 ), poet ,
JONES, THOMAS ( 1769 - 1850 ), Baptist minister
JONES, THOMAS ( 1777 - 1847 ), translator, schoolmaster and minister (CM)
JONES, THOMAS ( 1810 - 1849 ), the first Calvinistic Methodist missionary on the Khasia Hills ( Assam )
JONES, THOMAS ( Glan Alun 1811 - 1866 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister and man of letters
JONES, THOMAS ( 1818 - 1898 ), parish clerk
JONES, THOMAS ( 1819 - 1882 ), Independent minister
JONES, THOMAS ( Taliesin o Eifion 1820 - 1876 ), poet
JONES, THOMAS (‘ Gogrynwr ’ 1822 - 1854 ), doctor and musician
JONES, THOMAS ( Canrhawdfardd 1823 - 1904 ), preacher, printer, and musician
JONES, THOMAS ( Cynhaiarn 1839 - 1916 ), lawyer and writer of verse
JONES, THOMAS ( 1848 - 1900 ), surgeon
JONES, THOMAS ( 1860 - 1932 ), farmer and poet
JONES, THOMAS ( 1870 - 1955 ), university professor, civil servant, administrator, author
JONES, THOMAS ( 1871 - 1938 ), schoolmaster and antiquary
JONES, Sir THOMAS ARTEMUS ( 1871 - 1943 ), journalist, judge and historian
JONES, THOMAS GRIFFITHS ( Cyffin 1834 - 1884 ), antiquary ,
JONES, THOMAS GRUFFYDD ( Tafalaw Bencerdd 1832 - 1898 ), musician ,
JONES, THOMAS GWYNN ( 1871 - 1949 ), poet, writer, translator and scholar
JONES, THOMAS HENRY ( HARRI 1921 - 1965 ), lecturer and poet
JONES, THOMAS HUGHES ( 1895 - 1966 ), poet, writer and teacher
JONES, THOMAS IVOR ( 1896 - 1969 ), solicitor
JONES, THOMAS JERMAN ( 1833 - 1890 ), missionary for twenty years with the Welsh Calvinistic Methodists on the Khasi Hills , Assam , India
JONES, THOMAS JESSE ( 1873 - 1950 ), a Welsh-American who took a special interest in the education of Afro-Americans and the peoples of Africa
JONES, THOMAS LLECHID ( 1867 - 1946 ), cleric, author and bibliographer
JONES, THOMAS LLOYD ( Gwenffrwd 1810 - 1834 ), poet
JONES, THOMAS MORRIS ( Gwenallt 1859 - 1933 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, writer and journalist .
JONES, THOMAS OWEN (‘ Gwynfor ’, 1875 - 1941 ), librarian, dramatist, actor and producer
JONES, THOMAS ROBERT (‘ Gwerfulyn ’, 1802 - 1856 ), founder of the charitable movement, the True Ivorites
JONES, THOMAS ROCYN ( 1822 - 1877 ), bonesetter
JONES, THOMAS TUDNO ( Tudno 1844 - 1895 ), cleric and poet
JONES, WALTER (?- 1819 ), Cefn Rug , Corwen, Mer. , commissioner under land enclosure acts .
JONES, WATCYN SAMUEL ( 1877 - 1964 ), agricultural administrator and principal of a theological college
JONES, WATKIN (‘ Watcyn o Feirion ’ 1882 - 1967 ), postmaster, shopkeeper, folk poet, setter and tutor of cerdd dant
JONES, WILLIAM (d. c. 1700 ), Baptist minister in south-western Wales .
JONES, WILLIAM (d. 1679 ), Puritan minister
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1675? - 1749 ), mathematician
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1814? - 1895 ) ‘ Wesleyan Reformer,’ afterwards Independent minister
JONES, WILLIAM ( Bleddyn 1829? - 1903 ), antiquary, local historian, geologist, and collector of folk-lore
JONES,Sir WILLIAM ( 1566 - 1640 ), judge ,
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1718 - 1773? ), early Methodist exhorter, and possibly the first Anglesey Methodist
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1726 - 1795 ), antiquary and poet
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1755 - 1821 ), Evangelical cleric ,
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1762 - 1846 ). Scotch-Baptist minister, editor, and author
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1764 - 1822 ), hymn writer
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1770 - 1837 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister ,
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1784 - 1847 ), Independent minister and divine
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1790 - 1855 ), Baptist Minister and writer
JONES, WILLIAM ( Gwrgant 1803 - 1886 )
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1806 - 1873 ), cleric and man of letters
JONES, WILLIAM ( Ehedydd Iâl 1815 - 1899 ), farmer and poet
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1826 - 1899 ), secretary to the Peace Society ,
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1834 - 1895 ), Baptist minister .
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1851 - 1931 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1857 - 1915 ), Member of Parliament
JONES, WILLIAM (‘ Gwilym Myrddin ’ 1863 - 1946 ), poet
JONES,Sir WILLIAM ( 1888 - 1961 ), administrator and politician
JONES, WILLIAM ( 1896 - 1961 ), poet and minister
JONES, WILLIAM ARTHUR ( W. BRADWEN 1892 - 1970 ), musician
JONES, WILLIAM BASIL (TICKELL) ( 1822 - 1897 ) bishop ,
JONES, WILLIAM COLLISTER ( 1772 - ? ), printer at Chester
JONES, WILLIAM ELLIS ( Cawrdaf 1795 - 1848 ), poet and man of letters
JONES, WILLIAM GARMON ( 1884 - 1937 ), professor of history and librarian of Liverpool University
JONES, WILLIAM HENRY ( 1860 - 1932 ), journalist and local historian
JONES, WILLIAM JENKYN ( 1852 - 1925 ), Calvinistic Methodist missionary for forty-two years in Brittany
JONES, (WILLIAM JOHN) PARRY ( 1891 - 1963 ), singer
JONES, WILLIAM LEWIS ( 1866 - 1922 ), professor of English
JONES, WILLIAM OWEN ( 1861 - 1937 ), minister of the ‘ Free Church of the Welsh ’, Liverpool
JONES, WILLIAM OWEN ( Eos y Gogledd 1868 - 1928 ), musician
JONES, WILLIAM PHILIP ( 1878 - 1955 ), minister (Presb.) and Principal of Trefeca College
JONES, WILLIAM RICHARD ( Goleufryn 1840 - 1898 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and writer
JONES, WILLIAM TUDOR ( 1865 - 1946 ), minister (U) and philosopher
JOSHUA, SETH ( 1858 - 1925 ), minister (Presb.)
JOYCE, GILBERT CUNNINGHAM ( 1866 - 1942 ), bishop
JUSTINIAN,SAINT (‘ Stinan Sant ’) ( fl. 6th cent. ).
