LACY (DE) — lords of Ewyas , Weobley , and Ludlow .
LACY (DE) , of Halton , constables of Chester .
LANGFORD family, of Allington , Gresford .
LANGFORD, JOHN ( 1640? - 1715/6? )
LATHROP, RICHARD (d. 1764 ), bookseller and printer at Shrewsbury .
LAUGHARNE, ROWLAND (d. 1676? ), Parliamentary major-general
LAWS, EDWARD ( 1837 - 1913 ), historian of Pembrokeshire ,
LEACH, ARTHUR LEONARD ( 1869 - 1957 ), historian, geologist and archaeologist
LEATHART, WILLIAM DAVIES [d. after 1840 ], historian of the Gwyneddigion Society of London
LEEKE, SAMUEL JAMES ( 1888 - 1966 ), Baptist minister
LEE ( LEGH ), ROWLAND (d. 1543 ), bishop of Coventry and Lichfield (which included at that time what later became the diocese of Chester) (1534-1543), and president of the Council in Wales and the Marches for the same period .
LEIGH, EDMUND ( 1735? - 1819 ), Methodist cleric
LESTRANGE family, Great Ness , Cheswardine , and Knockin , Shropshire .
LEVI, THOMAS ( 1825 - 1916 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, editor of Trysorfa y Plant , and author
LEVI, THOMAS ARTHUR ( 1874 - 1954 ), professor of law
LEWELLIN, LLEWELYN ( 1798 - 1878 ), cleric
LEWES, ERASMUS ( 1663? - 1745 ), cleric
LEWES, EVELYN ANNA ( c. 1873 - 1961 ), author
LEWES,Sir WATKIN ( 1740 - 1821 ), lord mayor of London
LEWES, WILLIAM ( 1652 - 1722 ), landowner and antiquary ,
LEWIS family, of Van, Glam.
LEWIS , (FAMILY) of Llandysul, Cards. , printers and publishers ( Gwasg Gomer ).
LEWIS (and OWEN ), of Tyddyn-y-garreg , Dolgelley , and HUMPHREY (and OWEN ), of Llwyn-du , Llangelynnin , Merioneth
LEWIS ab EDWARD ( fl. c. 1560 ) a poet
LEWIS,Sir ALFRED (EDWARD) ( 1868 - 1940 ), banker
LEWIS, ALUN ( 1915 - 1944 ), poet
LEWIS, BENJAMIN (d. 1749 ), hymnist
LEWIS, BENJAMIN WALDO ( 1877 - 1953 ), Baptist minister
LEWIS, CHARLES PRYTHERCH ( 1853 - 1923 ), Welsh Rugby footballer and Oxford ‘triple Blue’
LEWIS DARON ( fl. c. 1520 ), a poet
LEWIS (or LEWES ), DAVID ( 1520? - 1584 ), first principal of Jesus College, Oxford
LEWIS, DAVID ( 1683? - 1760 ), a Welsh -born poet in England .
LEWIS, DAVID , alias Baker, Charles ( 1617 - 1679 ), Jesuit martyr ,
LEWIS, DAVID ( 1760 - 1850 ), cleric
LEWIS, DAVID ( 1828 - 1908 ), musician
LEWIS, DAVID ( 1848 - 1897 ), lawyer
LEWIS, DAVID (‘ Ap Ceredigion ’ 1870 - 1948 ), cleric, poet, and hymn-writer
LEWIS, DAVID EMRYS ( 1887 - 1954 ), poet and journalist
LEWIS, DAVID JOHN (‘ Lewis Tymbl ’ 1879 - 1947 ), Congl. minister, popular preacher and lecturer
LEWIS, DAVID MORGAN ( 1851 - 1937 ), Congregational minister, afterwards professor of physics
LEWIS, DAVID WILLIAM ( 1845 - 1920 ), musician
LEWIS, DAVID WYRE ( 1872 - 1966 ), minister and administrator (B)
LEWIS, EDWARD ARTHUR ( 1880 - 1942 ), historian
LEWIS, ELLIS ( fl. 1640-1661 ), translator
LEWIS, EMLYN EVANS ( 1905 - 1969 ), plastic surgeon
LEWIS, ERASMUS ( 1670 - 1754 ), writer of ‘news-letters’ and holder of posts under the Government
LEWIS, EVAN ( 1788? - 1864 ), Dissenting minister ,
LEWIS, EVAN ( 1818 - 1901 ), dean of Bangor ,
LEWIS, FRANCIS ( 1713 - 1802 ), one of the signatories of the American Declaration of Independence
LEWIS, GEORGE ( c. 1640? - 1709? ), cleric and author .
LEWIS, GEORGE ( Eiddil Llwyn Celyn 1826? - 1858 ), poet and shoemaker
LEWIS, GEORGE ( 1763 - 1822 ), theologian and Independent minister
LEWIS,Sir GEORGE CORNEWALL ( 1806 - 1863 ), statesman
LEWIS GLYN COTHI or LLYWELYN Y GLYN ( fl. 1447-1486 ), one of the greatest of the 15th cent. Welsh bards .
LEWIS, GRUFFYDD THOMAS ( 1873 - 1964 ), schoolmaster and a leading layman in the Presbyterian Church of Wales
LEWIS,Sir HENRY ( 1847 - 1923 ), a prominent Calvinistic Methodist elder in North Wales ,
LEWIS, HENRY ( 1889 - 1968 ), Welsh and Celtic scholar, university professor
LEWIS, HENRY GETHIN ( 1872 - 1945 ), merchant and financier
LEWIS, HOWELL ELVET (‘ ELFED ’ 1860 - 1953 ), Independent minister, hymn-writer, poet
LEWIS, HUBERT ( 1825 - 1884 ), jurist
LEWIS HUDOL ( fl. in the 16th cent. ), poet .
LEWIS, HUGH ( 1562 - 1634 ), cleric, author, poet .
LEWIS, IDRIS ( 1889 - 1952 ), musician
LEWIS, JAMES ( 1674 - 1747 ), Independent minister
LEWIS, JENKIN ( 1760 - 1831 ). Independent minister and tutor
LEWIS, JOHN ( fl. 1759-1773 ), Quaker and author , Haverfordwest .
LEWIS, JOHN ( fl. 1646-1656 ), of Glasgrug, Cards. , Puritan author
LEWIS, JOHN (d. 1616? ), of Llynwene , Llanfihangel Nant Melan, Rads. , barrister, and author of The History of Britain ,
LEWIS, JOHN ( fl. 1728-1755 ), printer and publisher .
LEWIS, JOHN ( 1792? - 1816 ), Wesleyan missionary
LEWIS, JOHN ( Eos Glyn Wyre 1836 - 1892 ), poet and musician
LEWIS, JOHN DANIEL VERNON ( 1879 - 1970 ), scholar, Independent minister, author, tutor and theological college principal
LEWIS, JOHN DAVID ( 1859 - 1914 ), bookseller, local historian, and founder of a printing press .
LEWIS, JOHN (GOMER) ( 1844? - 1914 ), Baptist minister and orator
LEWIS,Sir JOHN HERBERT ( 1858 - 1933 ), lawyer and politician
LEWIS, JOSEPH RHYS ( Alaw Rhondda , 1860 - 1920 ), musician
LEWIS, JOSHUA ( 1816 - 1879 ), Independent minister
LEWIS, LEWIS (‘ Lewsyn yr Heliwr ’, known also as ‘ Lewsyn Shanco Lewis ’ 1793 - ? ) .
LEWIS, LEWIS WILLIAM ( Llew Llwyfo 1831 - 1901 ), poet, novelist, and journalist
LEWIS LLOYD, EMMELINE ( 1827 - 1913 ), one of the first women to climb in the Alps
LEWIS, MATHEW ( 1817? - 1860 ), Congregational minister and writer
LEWIS MENAI ( fl. in the second half of the 16th cent. ), poet .
LEWIS MON ( fl. c. 1480-1527 ), a poet who hailed from Llifon, Anglesey .
LEWIS, MORGAN JOHN ( c. 1711 - 1771 ), or JONES, MORGAN , Methodist exhorter and hymn-writer
LEWIS, MOSES ( fl. 1748-1800 ), Methodist exhorter, afterwards an Antinomian
LEWIS of CAERLEON ( fl. 1491 ), mathematician, theologian, doctor of medicine, and teacher at Oxford .
LEWIS, OWEN, or OWEN, LEWIS ( 1533 - 1595 ), bishop of Cassano, South Italy
LEWIS, PIERCE ( 1664 - 1699 ), cleric, and ‘corrector’ of the Welsh Bible of 1690
LEWIS POWYS ( fl. c. 1530 ), poet .
LEWIS, REES ( Eos Ebrill 1828 - 1880 ), schoolmaster and musician
LEWIS, RICHARD (‘ Dic Penderyn ’ 1807/8 - 1831 ) .
LEWIS, RICHARD ( 1817 - 1865 ), pharmacist and author
LEWIS, RICHARD MORRIS ( 1847 - 1918 ), scholar and littérateur
LEWIS, ROBERT EDWARD ( fl. early 18th cent. ), poet .
LEWIS,Lady RUTH ( 1871 - 1946 ), a pioneering collector of Welsh folk-songs, and advocate of educational, religious, temperance and philanthropic bodies
LEWIS, THOMAS ( 18th cent. ), a hymn-writer
LEWIS, THOMAS ( fl. 1731-1749 ), translator and Methodist exhorter
LEWIS, THOMAS ( 1671? - 1735 ), Baptist minister ,
LEWIS, THOMAS ( 1759 - 1842 ) hymn-writer
LEWIS, THOMAS ( 1823 - 1900 ), Baptist minister, and historical writer
LEWIS, THOMAS ( 1837 - 1892 ), Independent minister and tutor
LEWIS, THOMAS ( 1859 - 1929 ), Baptist missionary in the Cameroons and Congo
LEWIS, THOMAS ( 1868 - 1953 ), Principal of Brecon Memorial College
LEWIS,Sir THOMAS ( 1881 - 1945 ), physician
LEWIS, THOMAS ARNOLD ( 1893 - 1952 ), insurance manager, treasurer of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion
LEWIS,Sir THOMAS FRANKLAND ( 1780 - 1855 ), politician
LEWIS, TIMOTHY ( 1877 - 1958 ), Welsh and Celtic scholar
LEWIS, TIMOTHY RICHARDS ( 1841 - 1886 ), surgeon, pathologist, and pioneer in tropical medicine
LEWIS, TITUS ( 1773 - 1811 ), Baptist minister
LEWIS, TITUS ( 1822 - 1887 ), antiquary
LEWIS TREFNANT ( fl. 1550-1580 ), poet .
LEWIS,Sir WILFRID HUBERT POYER ( 1881 - 1950 ), judge
LEWIS, WILLIAM ( fl. 1786-1794 ), hymn-writer ,
LEWIS, WILLIAM ( 1835? - 1918 ), Cardiff printer and publisher
LEWIS, WILLIAM ( 1814 - 1891 ), Calvinistic Methodist missionary and linguist
LEWIS, WILLIAM BEVAN ( 1847 - 1929 ), alienist
LEWIS, WILLIAM HOWELL ( 1793? - 1868 ), minister (Congl.)
LEWIS, WILLIAM JAMES ( 1847 - 1926 ), mineralogist
LEWIS, WILLIAM MORRIS ( 1839 - 1917 ), minister (Presb.)
LEWIS, WILLIAM MORTIMER ( 1840 - 1880 ), Baptist college principal
LEWIS,Sir WILLIAM THOMAS ( 1837 - 1914 ), , coal magnate
LEWIS, WYNDHAM ( 1780 - 1838 ), M.P.
LEWYS ap HYWEL (or POWEL ) ( fl. c. 1560-1600 ), poet .
LEWYS, DAFYDD (d. 1727 ), of Llanllawddog, Carms. , a cleric
LHUYD, EDWARD ( 1660 - 1709 ), botanist, geologist, antiquary, and philologist .
LLAWDDEN or IEUAN LLAWDDEN ( fl. 1450 ), a cywyddwr who wrote during the years 1450 to 1480 .
LLAWDDOG, or LLEUDDAD , saint ( fl. 600? ),
LLEISION ap THOMAS ( fl. 1513-1541 ), last abbot of Neath ,
LLEWELLYN,Sir DAVID RICHARD ( 1879 - 1940 ), BARONET, coalowner
LLEWELLYN, THOMAS ( 1720? - 1783 ), Baptist minister and tutor
LLEWELYN, MARY PENDRILL ( née Mary Catherine Rhys , 1811 - 1874 ), translator and writer
LLEWELYN, SION ( 1690 - 1776 ), poet
LLEWELYN, THOMAS DAVID ( Llewelyn Alaw 1828 - 1879 ), musician
LLEWELYN, WILLIAM ( 1735 - 1803 ), Independent minister
LLEWELYN, WILLIAM CRAVEN ( 1892 - 1966 ), colliery owner, companies director, agriculturalist and specialist in forestry
LLOYD family, of Leighton and Moel-y-garth, Mont.
LLOYD family, of Rhiwaedog ( Rhiwedog ), parish of Llanfor, Mer.
LLOYD family, of Dolobran, Mont.
LLOYD family, of Bodidris, Denbs.
LLOYD family, of Maesyfelin, Cards.
LLOYD family, of Peterwell, Cards.
LLOYD, CHARLES (d. 1698 ), squire of Maesllwch in Rads. (in his later days) and Independent elder
LLOYD, CHARLES ( 1766 - 1829 ), Unitarian minister and schoolmaster
LLOYD, CHARLES FRANCIS ( 1852 - 1917 ), musician
LLOYD, DANIEL LEWIS ( 1843 - 1899 ), schoolmaster and bishop
LLOYD, DAVID (d. 1747? ), cleric and translator .
LLOYD, DAVID ( 1597 - 1663 ), dean of S. Asaph ,
LLOYD, DAVID ( 1635 - 1692 ), biographer
LLOYD, DAVID ( 1724 - 1779 ), Arian minister
LLOYD, DAVID ( 1752 - 1838 ), cleric, poet, and musician
LLOYD, DAVID ( 1805 - 1863 ), principal of Carmarthen Presbyterian College and Unitarian minister
LLOYD, DAVID GEORGE ( 1912 - 1969 ), singer
LLOYD, DAVID JOHN ( 1886 - 1951 ), headmaster
LLOYD ( FLOYD , FLOOD , FLOUD , or FLUDD ), EDWARD ( c. 1570 - 1648? ), of Llwyn-y-maen , near Oswestry ,
LLOYD, EVAN ( 1728 - 1801 ), of Maes-y-porth , in the parish of Llangeinwen , Anglesey , antiquary and poet
LLOYD, EVAN ( 1734 - 1776 ), cleric and writer
LLOYD, EVAN ( 1764 - 1847 ), Unitarian Baptist minister
LLOYD, EVAN ( 1800 - 1879 ) and JOHN ( fl. 1833-1859 ), printers and publishers
LLOYD (or FLUDD ), GEORGE ( 1560 - 1615 ), bishop of Chester ,
LLOYD GEORGE, DAVID ( 1863 - 1945 ), the , statesman
LLOYD, HANNIBAL EVANS ( 1771 - 1847 ), author and translator
LLOYD, HENRY ( c. 1720 - 1783 ), soldier and military writer
LLOYD, HENRY (‘ Ap Hefin ’ 1870 - 1946 ), poet and printer
LLOYD, HOWEL WILLIAM ( 1816 - 1893 ), antiquary
LLOYD, HUGH ( 1546 - 1601 ), master of Winchester College
LLOYD, HUGH ( 1586 - 1667 ), bishop of Llandaff
LLOYD, HUMPHREY ( 1610 - 1688/9 ), bishop of Bangor
LLOYD, ISAAC SAMUEL (‘ Glan Rhyddallt ’, 1875 - 1961 ) quarryman, poet and writer
LLOYD, JACOB YOUDE WILLIAM (‘ Chevalier Lloyd ’ 1816 - 1887 ), historian and antiquary
LLOYD, JOHN (d. 1679 ), Roman Catholic priest ,
LLOYD (or FLOYD ), JOHN ( 1480 - 1523 ), musician
LLOYD, JOHN ( 1558 - 1603 ), cleric and scholar
LLOYD, JOHN ( 1638 - 1687 ), principal of Jesus College, Oxford, and bishop of S. Davids
LLOYD, JOHN ( 1733 - 1793 ), cleric and antiquary
LLOYD, JOHN ( 1749 - 1815 ), lawyer and dilettante ,
LLOYD, JOHN ( Einion Môn 1792 - 1834 ), schoolmaster and poet
LLOYD, JOHN ( 1833 - 1915 ), political reformer and antiquary ,
LLOYD, JOHN ( 1885 - 1964 ), schoolmaster, author and local historian
LLOYD, JOHN AMBROSE ( 1815 - 1874 ), musician
LLOYD,Sir JOHN CONWAY ( 1878 - 1954 ), public figure
LLOYD,Sir JOHN EDWARD ( 1861 - 1947 ), historian, and first editor of Y Bywgraffiadur Cymreig
LLOYD, JOHN MORGAN ( 1880 - 1960 ), musician
LLOYD-JONES, JOHN ( 1885 - 1956 ), scholar and poet
LLOYD, LUDOVIC ( fl. 1573-1610 ), courtier, versifier, and compiler
LLOYD (later MOORE ), MARGARET ( 1709 - 1762 ), one of the original members of the Moravian congregation in London
LLOYD, MEREDITH ( fl. 1655-1677 ), lawyer and antiquary .
LLOYD, MORGAN ( 1820 - 1893 ), barrister and politician
LLOYD (or LLOYDE ), OLIVER ( 1570/1 - 1625 ), dean of Hereford
LLOYD-OWEN, DAVID CHARLES ( 1843 - 1925 ), eye specialist
LLOYD, RICHARD ( 1595 - 1659 ), Royalist divine and schoolmaster ,
LLOYD,Sir RICHARD ( 1606 - 1676 ), royalist and judge , of Esclus, Denbs. ,
LLOYD, RICHARD ( 1771 - 1834 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
LLOYD, RICHARD ( 1834 - 1917 ), pastor of the [Campbellite] Church of the Disciples of Christ, Criccieth
LLOYD ( LLWYD ), ROBERT ( 1716 - 1792 ) of Plas Ashpool , farmer and Methodist exhorter
LLOYD, ROBERT (‘ Llwyd o'r Bryn ’ 1888 - 1961 ), eisteddfodwr , entertainer and farmer
LLOYD, SIMON ( 1756 - 1836 ), Methodist cleric ,
LLOYD, THOMAS ( 1673? - 1734 ), cleric and lexicologist
LLOYD, THOMAS ( 1765 - 1789 ), Unitarian minister and Academy tutor
LLOYD, THOMAS ( Crych Elen 1841 - 1909 ), musician
LLOYD, THOMAS ALWYN ( 1881 - 1960 ), architect and town planner
LLOYD,Sir THOMAS DAVIES ( 1820 - 1877 ), baronet, landowner, and politician
LLOYD, THOMAS RICHARD ( Yr Estyn 1820 - 1891 ), cleric
LLOYD, VAUGHAN ( 1736 - 1817 ), general
LLOYD,Sir WALTER ( 1580 - 1662? ), of Llanfair Clydogau, Cards. , Royalist ,
LLOYD, WILLIAM ( 1627 - 1717 ), bishop of S. Asaph ( 1680-1692 )
LLOYD, WILLIAM ( 1637 - 1710 ), bishop of Llandaff ( 1675-1679 )
LLOYD, WILLIAM ( 1717 - 1777 ), cleric and translator .
LLOYD ( LLWYD ), WILLIAM ( 1741 - 1808 ), Calvinistic Methodist exhorter ,
LLOYD, WILLIAM ( 1771 - 1841 ), Methodist cleric
LLOYD,Sir WILLIAM ( 1782 - 1857 ), soldier and one of the first Europeans to reach the peak of any Himalayan snow-capped mountain
LLOYD, WILLIAM ( 1786 - 1852 ), musician
LLOYD, WILLIAM ( 1901 - 1967 ), tutor and setter of words to cerdd dant and composer of harp airs
LLOYD, WILLIAM VALENTINE ( 1825 - 1896 ), co-secretary of the Powysland Club, sometime editor of the Montgomeryshire Collections
LLUELYN (or LLEWELLIN ), MARTIN ( 1616 - 1682 ), poet and physician
LLWYD,YR USTUS ( fl. 14th cent. ), poet .
LLWYD, ANGHARAD ( 1780 - 1866 ), antiquary
LLWYD,Sir DAFYDD (otherwise Dafydd Llwyd, ysgolhaig , or Deio Ysgolhaig ), an Elizabethan poet ,
LLWYD, FFOWC ( fl. c. 1580-1620 ), poet and squire , Fox Hall, Denbs.
LLWYD ( LLOYD ), HARRI (d. 1799 ), Wesleyan lay preacher .
LLWYD ( LHUYD ), HUMPHREY ( 1527 - 1568 ), physician and antiquary
LLWYD, HUW (‘ Huw Llwyd o Gynfal ’, 1568? - 1630? ), soldier and bard
LLWYD, HWLCYN , harpist
LLWYD ( LLOYD ), MORGAN ( 1619 - 1659 ), littérateur, poet, mystic
LLWYD, RICHARD (‘ Bard of Snowdon ’ 1752 - 1835 )
LLWYD, ROBERT ( 1565 - 1655 ) ‘of Chirk ,’ cleric and writer
LLWYD, STEPHEN ( 1794 - 1854 ), musician
LLYWARCH ap BRAN ( fl. c. 1137 ), founder of one of the ‘Fifteen (Noble) Tribes of Gwynedd’ ,
LLYWARCH ap LLYWELYN (‘ Prydydd y Moch ’ fl. 1173-1220 ) the most prominent court-poet of Gwynedd
LLYWARCH HEN , a 6th cent. British prince and a hero of a cycle of Welsh tales dating from the mid-9th cent. ,
LLYWARCH LLAETY ( fl. c. 1140-1160 ), one of the poets of the period of the Welsh Princes .
LLYWELYN ab EDNYFED ( fl. c. 1400-1460? ), poet
LLYWELYN ab OWAIN ap CYNFRIG MOEL ( fl. c. 1480? ), poet .
LLYWELYN ap CYNFRIG DDU o FÔN, or LLYWELYN DDU O FÔN ( fl. c. 1460-1500? ), poet .
LLYWELYN ap GRUFFYDD [(‘ Llywelyn the Last ,’ or Llywelyn II )], Prince of Wales (d. 1282 ),
LLYWELYN ap GRUFFYDD or LLYWELYN BREN (d. 1317 ) .
LLYWELYN ap GUTUN (ap IEUAN LYDAN according to Pen. MS. 112), ( fl. c. 1480 ), poet .
LLYWELYN ap GWILYM ap RHYS ( 16th cent. , poet .
LLYWELYN ap HYWEL ap IEUAN ap GRONW ( fl. c. 1480? ), a poet
LLYWELYN ap IORWERTH (or ‘ Llywelyn the Great ’, often styled ‘ Llywelyn I ’ [though in strictness the first prince of that name was ] 1173-1240 ), prince of Gwynedd ,
LLYWELYN ap MOEL Y PANTRI (d. 1440 ), poet of Llanwnnog, Mont. ,
LEWYS MORGANNWG ( fl. 1520-1565 ), the bardic name of LLYWELYN ap RHISIART , ‘ Chief Bard of the Three Provinces’, and one of the most notable poets in the history of Glamorgan .
LLYWELYN ap SEISYLL (d. 1023 ), king of Deheubarth and Gwynedd .
LLYWELYN BRYDYDD HODDNANT ( fl. c. 1300-1350 ), poet .
LLYWELYN DDU ab Y PASTARD ( fl. 14th cent. ), a poet
LLYWELYN FARDD ( fl. c. 1150-1175 ), poet .
LLYWELYN FAWR and LLYWELYN FYCHAN ( fl. early 13th cent. ),
LLYWELYN FYCHAN ap LLYWELYN ab OWAIN FYCHAN (d. c. 1277 ), lord of Mechain .
LLYWELYN GOCH ap MEURIG HEN ( fl. c. 1360-1390 ), poet
LLYWELYN GOCH Y DANT ( fl. 1470-1471 ), a bard closely associated with Glamorgan .
LLYWELYN SION ( 1540 - 1615? ), poet, farmer, at one time beadle or crier in the courts, a professional copyist by trade, and one of the most important figures in the literary life of Glamorganshire in the second half of the 16th cent.
LLYWELYN, TOMAS ( fl. c. 1580-1610 ), alias Tomas ap Llywelyn ap Dafydd ap Hywel , bard and gentleman ,
LORT family, of Stackpole and other seats in Pembrokeshire .
LOUGHER,Sir LEWIS ( 1871 - 1955 ), industrialist and politician
LOUGHER, ROBERT (d. 1585? ), civil lawyer and ecclesiastical administrator
LOVE, CHRISTOPHER ( 1618 - 1651 ), Presbyterian minister
LOVEGROVE, EDWIN WILLIAM ( 1868 - 1956 ), schoolmaster and an authority on Gothic architecture
LOWE, RICHARD ( 1810 - 1853 ), weaver and musician
LOWE, WALTER BEZANT ( 1854 - 1928 ), antiquary
LOYD, LEWIS ( 1767 - 1858 ), banker
LUCAS, RICHARD ( 1648 - 1715 ), cleric and author
LUMLEY, RICHARD ( 1810 - 1884 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
LYNE, HORACE SAMPSON ( 1860 - 1949 ), president of the Welsh Rugby Union, 1906-1947
LYNN-THOMAS,Sir JOHN ( 1861 - 1939 ), surgeon
