RADMILOVIC, PAUL ( 1886 - 1968 ), swimmer
RAFF ap ROBERT ( fl. 1550 of [ Cilgwyn ], Bachymbyd, Denbs. , ‘a free holder of Dyffryn Clwyd’ and a non-professional poet
RANDALL, HENRY JOHN ( 1877 - 1964 ), known generally by his many friends as Harry Randall , lawyer and historian
RANDLES, EDWARD ( 1763 - 1820 ), blind harpist and organist
RANDLES, ELIZABETH ( 1801? - 1829 ), harpist and pianist
RATHBONE, WILLIAM ( 1819 - 1902 ), philanthropist
RAVENSCROFT , a family associated with Hawarden parish, but hailing originally from Ravenscroft , Middlewich, Ches.
RECORDE, ROBERT (d. 1558 ), mathematician and physician
REDMOND, THOMAS ( 1745? - 1785 ), miniaturist
REES of Ton (and other places near Llandovery ), a family of which at least three members were people of some distinction.
REES, ABRAHAM ( 1743 - 1825 ), encyclopaedist
REES, BOWEN ( 1857 - 1929 ), missionary
REES, CALEB ( 1883 - 1970 ), inspector of schools and author
REES, DANIEL ( 1793 - 1857 ), cleric and hymnwriter
REES, DANIEL ( 1855 - 1931 ), journalist
REES, DAVID ( 1683? - 1748 ), Baptist minister and theological writer .
REES, DAVID ( 1751 - 1818 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
REES, DAVID ( 1801 - 1869 ), Congregational minister, and editor
REES, DAVID ( 1818 - 1904 ), ‘ Dr. Rees , Bronnant ’, a preacher with the Calvinistic Methodists in Cardiganshire
REES-DAVIES, IEUAN ( 1894 - 1967 ), musician and author
REES, EBENEZER ( 1848 - 1908 ), printer and publisher
REES, EDWARD WALTER (‘ Gwallter Dyfi ’ 1881 - 1940 ) bank manager and bearer of the Gorsedd sword
REES, EVAN ( Dyfed 1850 - 1923 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, poet, and archdruid of Wales
REES, GABRIEL ( 1757 - 1807 ), Baptist minister
REES, GEORGE (d. 1795 ), Baptist minister .
REES, GEORGE ( GEORGE REES HEYCOCK 1873 - 1950 ), poet and hymnwriter
REES, HENRY ( 1798 - 1869 ), the most famous minister among the Calvinistic Methodists in his day
REES, JAMES ( 1803 - 1880 ), printer and publisher
REES,Sir JAMES FREDERICK ( 1883 - 1967 ), Principal of the University College at Cardiff
REES, JOHN ( 1770 - 1833 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
REES, JOHN CONWAY ( 1870 - 1932 ), Rugby footballer
REES,Sir JOHN MILSOM ( 1866 - 1952 ), surgeon and laryngologist
REES, JOHN SEYMOUR ( 1887 - 1963 ), minister (Congl.) and author
REES, JOHN THOMAS ( 1857 - 1949 ), musician
REES, JONATHAN ( Nathan Wyn 1841 - 1905 ), poet, essayist, and eisteddfodwr
REES, JOSIAH ( 1744 - 1804 ), Unitarian minister
REES, LEWIS ( 1710 - 1800 ), Independent minister
REES, OWEN ( 1717 - 1268 ), Independent minister
REES, REES ARTHUR ( Rhys Dyfed 1837 - 1866 ), poet
REES, RICE ( 1804 - 1839 ), cleric and scholar
REES, RICHARD ( 1707 - 1749 ), Arminian Independent minister
REES, RICHARD JENKIN ( 1868 - 1963 ), minister (Presb.)
REES, ROBERT ( Eos Morlais 1841 - 1892 ), vocalist and musician
REES, ROBERT OLIVER ( 1819 - 1881 ), apothecary, publisher, and author
REES, SARAH JANE ( Cranogwen 1839 - 1916 ), schoolmistress, poet, editor, temperance advocate ,
REES, THOMAS (‘ Twm Carnábwth ’ 1806? - 1876 ), pugilist
REES, THOMAS ( 1815 - 1885 ), Independent minister, and historian
REES, THOMAS ( 1825 - 1908 ), minister (CM)
REES, THOMAS ( 1862 - 1951 ), breeder of Welsh cobs
REES, THOMAS ( 1869 - 1926 ), principal of Bala-Bangor Independent College
REES, THOMAS JAMES ( 1875 - 1957 ), director of education
REES, THOMAS MARDY ( 1871 - 1953 ), Independent minister, historian and author
REES, THOMAS WYNFORD (‘ Dagger ’ 1898 - 1959 ), major-general
REES, TIMOTHY ( 1874 - 1939 ), bishop of Llandaff ,
REES, WALTER ENOCH ( 1863 - 1949 ), contractor and long-standing secretary of the Welsh Rugby Union
REES, WILLIAM ( Gwilym Hiraethog 1802 - 1883 ), Independent minister, writer editor, and political leader
REES, WILLIAM ( 1808 - 1873 ), printer and publisher
REES, WILLIAM HOPKYN ( 1859 - 1924 ), missionary, linguist, author
REES, WILLIAM JENKINS ( 1772 - 1855 ), cleric and antiquary
REES, WILLIAM THOMAS ( Alaw Ddu 1838 - 1904 ), musician
REICHEL,Sir HARRY ( HENRY RUDOLF ) ( 1856 - 1931 ), first principal of University College, Bangor
RELLY .
RENDEL, STUART ( 1834 - 1913 ), , industrialist, Member of Parliament, and philanthropist
REYNOLDS, JOHN ( fl. 1739 ), antiquary
REYNOLDS, JOHN ( 1759 - 1824 ), Baptist minister
REYNOLDS, JONATHAN OWAIN ( Nathan Dyfed , 1814 - 1891 ), author
RHIRID FLAIDD ( fl. 1160 ) .
RHISIART FYNGLWYD , poet , fl. 1510-1570 ,
RHISIART OWEN (ap RHISIART) , of Y Lasynys , Merioneth ( fl. c. 1622 ), poet .
RHISIERDYN , a Gwynedd poet of the latter half of the 14th cent.
RHIWALLON ap CYNFYN (d. 1070 ), king of Powys
RHOBERT AP DAFYDD LLWYD ( fl. c. 1550-1590 ), a poet
RHODRI ab OWAIN (d. 1195 ), a prince of Gwynedd
RHODRI ap GRUFFYDD (d. c. 1315 ), prince of Gwynedd
RHODRI MAWR (‘ the Great ’) (d. 877 ), king of Gwynedd, Powys, and Deheubarth
RHODRI MOLWYNOG (d. 754 ), king of Gwynedd
RHUN ap MAELGWN GWYNEDD ( fl. 550 ) .
RHYGYFARCH ( RICEMARCHUS 1056/7 - 1099 ).
RHYS ab OWAIN ab EDWIN (d. 1078 ), king of Deheubarth
RHYS ap GRUFFYDD or ‘ Syr RHYS ’ (d. 1356 ) ,
RHYS ap GRUFFYDD ( 1132 - 1197 ), lord of Deheubarth , known in history as ‘ ’ (‘ ’),
RHYS ap HARRI o EUAS ( fl. mid-16th cent.? ), poet .
RHYS ap MAREDUDD (d. 1291 ), lord of Dryslwyn in Ystrad Tywi ,
RHYS ap TEWDWR (d. 1093 ), king of Deheubarth
RHYS ap THOMAS,Sir ( 1449 - 1525 ), the chief Welsh supporter of Henry VII ,
RHYS BRYCHAN ( c. 1500 ), poet .
RHYS CAIN (d. 1614 ), a herald bard .
RHYS , DAVID , THOMAS , and MARY , rhymesters and minstrels , of Llanbryn-mair , were brothers and sister.
RHYS DEGANWY ( fl. c. 1480 ), a poet
RHYS, EDWARD PROSSER ( 1901 - 1945 ), journalist, poet and publisher
RHYS, ERNEST (PERCIVAL) ( 1859 - 1946 ), poet, author, and editor
RHYS FARDD ( Y Bardd Bach , or Bardd Cwsg ) ( fl. c. 1460-1480 ), a vaticinatory poet ,
RHYS GOCH ERYRI ( fl . early 15th cent. ), poet , of Beddgelert .
RHYS GOCH GLYNDYFRDWY ( fl. c. 1460 ), poet .
RHYS GRYG (‘ Rhys the Hoarse ,’ d. 1234 ), prince he is also called ‘ Rhys Fychan ’,
RHYS, HYWEL ( 1715? - 1799 ), poet , of the parish of Vaynor , Brecknock .
RHYS, IFAN THOMAS ( fl. mid-18th cent. ), poet
RHYS,Sir JOHN ( 1840 - 1915 ), Celtic scholar
RHYS, JOHN DAVID (or ‘ Siôn Dafydd Rhys ’, and in his own day ‘ John Davies ’ only 1534 - 1609? ), physician and grammarian
RHYS, MORGAN ( 1716 - 1779 ), circulating schoolmaster, and hymn-writer
RHYS, MORGAN JOHN ( Morgan ab Ioan Rhus 1760 - 1804 ), Baptist minister, and author
RHYS NANMOR ( fl. 1480-1513 ), poet ), a native of Merioneth (though Nanmor is now in Caernarvonshire .
RHYS PENNARDD ( fl. c. 1480 ), a poet
RHYS, WALTER FITZURYAN , ( 1873 - 1956 )
RHYS, WILLIAM JOSEPH ( 1880 - 1967 ), minister (B) and author
RHYS-WILLIAMS,Sir RHYS ( 1865 - 1955 ), first Baronet created 1918, and a judge
RHYS WYN ap CADWALADR ( fl. c. 1600 ), of Giler , Ysbyty Ifan, Denbs. , poet
RICE family, of Newton and Dynevor, Carms.
RICE, OWEN ( 1719 - 1788 )
RICHARD ap JOHN of Scorlegan , Llangynhafal, Denbs. ( fl. 1578-1611 ) gentleman, poet, patron of bards, and copyist .
RICHARD, EBENEZER ( 1781 - 1837 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
RICHARD, EDWARD ( 1714 - 1777 ), schoolmaster, scholar, and poet
RICHARD, HENRY ( 1812 - 1888 ), politician
RICHARD, JOHN ( fl. 1743-1784 ), Calvinistic Methodist exhorter, and hymn-writer ,
RICHARDS family of Coed , and HUMPHREYS family of Caerynwch , near Dolgelley, Mer.
RICHARDS, DAVID ( Dafydd Ionawr 1751 - 1827 ), schoolmaster and poet
RICHARDS, DAVID ( 1822 - 1900 ), musician
RICHARDS, DAVID MORGAN ( 1853 - 1913 ), journalist and eisteddfodwr
RICHARDS, DAVID THOMAS GLYNDWR ( 1879 - 1956 ), Independent minister and principal of Coleg Myrddin, Carmarthen
RICHARDS, FREDERICK CHARLES ( 1878 - 1932 ), artist
RICHARDS, HENRY BRINLEY ( 1819 - 1885 ), musician
RICHARDS, JEDEDIAH ( 1784? - 1838 ), hymnist and itinerant bookseller
RICHARDS, JOHN ( fl. 1778-1808 ), Baptist minister .
RICHARD(S), JOHN ( 1720 - 1764 ), Calvinistic Methodist exhorter, and poet
RICHARDS, JOHN ( Iocyn Ddu 1795 - 1864 )
RICHARDS, JOHN ( Isalaw 1843 - 1901 ), musician
RICHARDSON, EVAN ( 1759 - 1824 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and schoolmaster
RICHARDS, ROBERT ( 1884 - 1954 ), historian and politician
RICHARDS, THOMAS ( 1687? - 1760 ), cleric and author .
RICHARDS, THOMAS ( 1710 - 1790 ), cleric and lexicographer .
RICHARDS, THOMAS ( 1754 - 1837 ), cleric
RICHARDS, THOMAS ( 1800 - 1877 ), Australian journalist
RICHARDS, THOMAS ( 1859 - 1931 ), Member of Parliament and secretary of the South Wales Miners Federation
RICHARDS, THOMAS ( 1878 - 1962 ), librarian and historian
RICHARDS, WILLIAM ( 1749 - 1818 ), General Baptist minister, theological and political controversialist, and antiquary
RICHARD, THOMAS ( 1783 - 1856 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
RICHARD, TIMOTHY ( 1845 - 1919 ), ‘one of the greatest missionaries whom any branch of the Church has ever sent to China .’
ROBERT ‘ OF GLOUCESTER ’ ( fl. 1099-1147 ) ,
ROBERT (ab) IFAN, or ROBERT IFANS ( fl. c. 1572-1603 ), poet ,
ROBERT ap HARRY ( c. 1580 ), poet .
ROBERT, GRUFFYDD ( c. 1522 - c. 1610 ), priest, grammarian, and poet .
ROBERT (ROBIN) DYFI , a poet who flourished c. 1620 .
ROBERTS family, of Mynydd-y-gof , Bodedern , Anglesey .
ROBERTS, ABSALOM ( 1780? - 1864 ), poet and collector of penillion telyn
ROBERTS, ARTHUR BRYN ( 1897 - 1964 ), trade unionist
ROBERTS, BARTHOLOMEW [originally JOHN ] ( 1682? - 1722 ), pirate
ROBERTS, CADWALADR (d. 1708/9 ), poet ,
ROBERTS, CARADOG ( 1878 - 1935 ), musician
ROBERTS, DAFYDD ( 1892 - 1965 ), chairman of Capel Celyn Defence Committee
ROBERTS, DAVID ( Dewi Ogwen 1818 - 1897 ), Independent minister
ROBERTS, DAVID ( Alawydd 1820 - 1872 ), quarryman and musician
ROBERTS, DAVID ( Dewi Havhesp 1831 - 1884 ), poet
ROBERTS, DAVID (‘ Telynor Mawddwy ’ 1875 - 1956 ), harpist, singer and author of handbooks on penillion singing
ROBERTS, DAVID FRANCIS ( 1882 - 1945 ), minister (CM) and author
ROBERTS, DAVID JOHN (‘ Dewi Mai o Feirion ’ 1883 - 1956 ), journalist, folk poet, tutor and setter of cerdd dant
ROBERTS, DAVID OWEN ( 1888 - 1958 ), educationalist ,
ROBERTS, EDWARD ( fl. end of 18th cent. ), editor ,
ROBERTS, EDWARD ( 1816 - 1887 ), Congregational minister
ROBERTS, EDWARD ( Iorwerth Glan Aled 1819 - 1867 ), poet and writer
ROBERTS, EDWARD STANTON 1878 - 1938 ), schoolteacher and scholar
ROBERTS, ELEAZAR ( 1825 - 1912 ), musician
ROBERTS, ELIS (d. 1789 ), cooper, ballad-writer, and composer of interludes
ROBERTS, ELLIS ( Elis Wyn o Wyrfai 1827 - 1895 ) his father, MORRIS R OBERTS ( Eos Llyfnwy ) and his grandfather, ROBERT MORRIS ( Robin Ddu Eifionydd ).
ROBERTS, EMMANUEL BERWYN ( 1869 - 1951 ), minister (Meth.)
ROBERTS,Sir ERNEST HANDFORTH GOODMAN ( 1890 - 1969 ), judge
ROBERTS, EVAN (d. 1650 ), early Puritan .
ROBERTS, EVAN ( 1718 - 1804 ), trustee of the Trevecka ‘Family,’ a lead-miner from Minera, Denbs. ,
ROBERTS, EVAN JOHN ( 1878 - 1951 ), ‘ Y ( the Revivalist )’
ROBERTS, GEORGE ( 1769 - 1853 ), settler and Independent minister in U.S.A.
ROBERTS,Sir GEORGE FOSSETT ( 1870 - 1954 ), soldier, politician and administrator
ROBERTS, GLYN ( 1904 - 1962 ), historian and administrator
ROBERTS, GRIFFITH ( 1735 - 1808 ), physician at Dolgelley, antiquary, and collector of manuscripts
ROBERTS, GRIFFITH ( Gwrtheyrn 1846 - 1915 ), littérateur
ROBERTS, GRIFFITH JOHN ( 1912 - 1969 ), priest and poet
ROBERTS, HOWELL (‘ Hywel Tudur ’ 1840 - 1922 ), poet, preacher and inventor
ROBERTS, HUGH ( 1644? - 1702 ), Quaker
ROBERTS, HUGH GORDON ( 1885 - 1961 ), surgeon and missionary
ROBERTS, HUW (‘ Syr Huw Roberts ’ or ‘ Huw Roberts Len ’) ( fl. c. 1555-1619 ), poet, author, and cleric .
ROBERTS, ISAAC ( 1829 - 1904 ), astronomer
ROBERTS, JOHN ( 1576 - 1610 ), Benedictine monk and martyr
ROBERTS, JOHN ( Siôn Robert Lewis 1731 - 1806 ), author, almanack-maker, and hymn-writer
ROBERTS, JOHN ( Siôn Lleyn 1749 - 1817 ), poet, schoolmaster, and religious pioneer
ROBERTS, JOHN ( 1753 - 1834 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
ROBERTS, JOHN ( 1767 - 1834 ), Independent minister and theologian
ROBERTS, JOHN ( 1775 - 1829 ), cleric and author
ROBERTS, JOHN (‘ J.R. ’ 1804 - 1884 ), Independent minister and author
ROBERTS, JOHN ( 1806 - 1879 ), musician
ROBERTS, JOHN ( 1807 - 1876 ) musician
ROBERTS, JOHN ( Minimus 1808 - 1880 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and author
ROBERTS, JOHN ( Alaw Elwy , also called ‘ Telynor Cymru ’ 1816 - 1894 ), harpist
ROBERTS, JOHN ( Ieuan Gwyllt 1822 - 1877 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and musician
ROBERTS, JOHN ( 1823 - 1893 ), billiards player
ROBERTS, JOHN ( 1842 - 1908 ), Calvinistic Methodist missionary
ROBERTS, JOHN ( 1879 - 1959 ), minister (Presb.) and historian
ROBERTS, JOHN ASKEW ( 1826 - 1884 ), antiquary, journalist, and author
ROBERTS, JOHN BRYN ( 1848 - 1931 ), lawyer and politician ,
ROBERTS, JOHN HENRY ( Pencerdd Gwynedd 1848 - 1924 ), musician
ROBERTS, JOHN HERBERT, BARON CLWYD of ABERGELE ( 1863 - 1955 ), politician
ROBERTS, JOHN IORWERTH ( 1902 - 1970 ), schoolmaster and secretary of Llangollen International Eisteddfod ,
ROBERTS, JOHN JOHN ( Iolo Caernarfon 1840 - 1914 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, poet, and prose-writer
ROBERTS, JOHN PRICE ( 1854 - 1905 ), Wesleyan minister and author
ROBERTS, LEWIS ( 1596 - 1640 ), merchant and writer on economics , a Beaumaris man.
ROBERTS, LEWIS ( Eos Twrog 1756 - 1844 ), musician and weaver
ROBERTS, LEWIS JONES ( 1866 - 1931 ), inspector of schools, and musician
ROBERTS, MICHAEL (d. 1679 ), principal of Jesus College, Oxford
ROBERTS, MICHAEL ( 1780 - 1849 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister ,
ROBERTS, MORRIS ( Morris ap Robert d. c. 1723 ), poet, and carpenter
ROBERTS, MORRIS ( 1799 - 1878 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and later Independent minister
ROBERTSON, EDWARD ( 1880 - 1964 ), professor, linguist, and librarian
ROBERTSON, HENRY ( 1816 - 1888 ), civil engineer and railway pioneer
ROBERTS, OWEN MADOC ( 1867 - 1948 ), minister (Meth.)
ROBERTS, OWEN OWEN ( 1793 - 1866 ), physician and social reformer
ROBERTS, OWEN OWENS ( 1847 - 1926 ), schoolmaster and choral conductor
ROBERTS, PETER ( fl. 1578-1646 ), attorney and chronicler
ROBERTS, PETER ( 1760 - 1819 ), cleric, Biblical scholar and antiquary
ROBERTS, RICHARD ( 1789 - 1864 ), inventor
ROBERTS, RICHARD ( 1796 - 1855 ), harpist
ROBERTS, RICHARD ( Gruffydd Rhisiart 1810 - 1883 ), writer and Independent preacher
ROBERTS, RICHARD ( Bardd Treflys 1818 - 1876 ), poet
ROBERTS, RICHARD ( 1823 - 1909 ), Wesleyan minister
ROBERTS, RICHARD ( GWYLFA ) ( 1871 - 1935 ), Congregational minister, poet and prose-writer
ROBERTS, RICHARD ( 1874 - 1945 ), preacher, theologian and author
ROBERTS, RICHARD ARTHUR ( 1851 - 1943 ), archivist and editor
ROBERTS, ROBERT ( 1680 - 1741 ), cleric
ROBERTS, ROBERT ( 1762 - 1802 ), Calvinistic Methodist preacher
ROBERTS, ROBERT ( 1774 - 1849 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, and hymnist
ROBERTS, ROBERT ( 1777 - 1836 ), almanack-maker and printer
ROBERTS, ROBERT ( 1800 - 1878 ), schoolmaster and Calvinistic Methodist minister
ROBERTS, ROBERT ( 1834 - 1885 ), cleric and scholar
ROBERTS, ROBERT ( 1840 - 1871 ), musician ,
ROBERTS, ROBERT (‘ Bob Tai'r Felin ’ 1870 - 1951 ), folk singer
ROBERTS, ROBERT ALUN ( 1894 - 1969 ), Professor of Agricultural Botany at University College, Bangor, and a naturalist
ROBERTS, ROBERT DAVID ( 1820 - 1893 ), Baptist minister
ROBERTS, ROBERT DAVIES ( 1851 - 1911 ), pioneer in adult education (and scientist)
ROBERTS, ROBERT ELLIS VAUGHAN ( 1888 - 1962 ), headmaster and naturalist
ROBERTS, ROBERT GRIFFITH ( 1866 - 1930 ), Baptist minister, and writer
ROBERTS, ROBERT HENRY ( 1838 - 1900 ), Baptist minister and principal of Regent's Park College, London
ROBERTS, ROBERT MEIRION ( 1906 - 1967 ), minister (Presb. C. of Wales and Presb. C. of Scotland), philosopher and poet
ROBERTS, ROBERT (SILYN) ( Rhosyr 1871 - 1930 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, poet, social reformer, tutor
ROBERTS, SAMUEL (‘ S.R. ’ 1800 - 1885 ), Independent minister, editor, Radical reformer
ROBERTS, THOMAS (d. c. 1775 ), the first Baptist convert in Anglesey .
ROBERTS, THOMAS ( 1765-6 - 1841 ), of Llwyn'rhudol , pamphleteer .
ROBERTS, THOMAS ( 1735 - 1804 ), member of the ‘Trevecka Family’
ROBERTS, THOMAS ( 1760 - 1811 ), the first printer at Caernarvon
ROBERTS, THOMAS ( Scorpion 1816 - 1887 ), Independent minister
ROBERTS, THOMAS ( 1835 - 1899 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
ROBERTS, THOMAS ( 1884 - 1960 ), educationalist and scholar
ROBERTS, THOMAS FRANCIS ( 1860 - 1919 ), principal, University College, Aberystwyth
ROBERTS, THOMAS OSBORNE ( 1879 - 1948 ), musician
ROBERTS, THOMAS ROWLAND ( Asaph 1857? - 1940 ), biographer
ROBERTS, WILLIAM (‘ Wil Brych ’ ( fl. c. 1825 ), an ostler and musician ,
ROBERTS, WILLIAM ( fl. 1745 ), poet and writer of interludes
ROBERTS, WILLIAM ( 1585 - 1665 ), bishop of Bangor
ROBERTS, WILLIAM ( 1773 - 1857 ), minister (Presb.)
ROBERTS, WILLIAM ( 1784 - 1864 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister
ROBERTS, WILLIAM ( 1809 - 1887 ), Calvinistic Methodist minister, editor, and author
ROBERTS, WILLIAM ( Nefydd 1813 - 1872 ), Baptist minister, printer, author, eisteddfodwr, South Wales representative of the British and Foreign Schools Society , etc.
ROBERTS, WILLIAM ( 1828 - 1872 ), Congregational college tutor
ROBERTS, WILLIAM ( Gwilym Eryri 1844 - 1895? ), poet and editor
ROBERTS, WILLIAM CHARLES ( 1832 - 1903 ), Presbyterian minister, principal of colleges, and author
ROBERTS, WILLIAM JOHN ( Gwilym Cowlyd 1827 - 1904 ), poet, printer, bookseller, bibliophile, and eccentric
ROBERTS, WILLIAM MORGAN ( 1853 - 1923 ), musician
ROBERTS, WILLIAM RHYS ( 1858 - 1929 ), professor of Greek
ROBIN CLIDRO ( fl. 1580 ), itinerant minstrel ,
ROBIN DDU ( fl. c. 1450 ), poet , also referred to as ‘ Robin Ddu ap Siencyn Bledrydd of Anglesey .’
ROBINSON family, of Conway, Caerns. , Monachdy , Anglesey , and Gwersyllt, Denbs.
ROBINSON, GILBERT WOODING ( 1888 - 1950 ), professor of Agricultural Chemistry, world authority on soils
ROBINSON, THEODORE HENRY ( 1881 - 1964 ), professor, scholar and author
ROCH, WALTER FRANCIS ( 1880 - 1965 ), politician and landowner
ROCYN-JONES,Sir DAVID THOMAS ( 1862 - 1953 ), medical officer of health and a public figure
RODERICK, DAVID ( 1746 - 1830 ), cleric and schoolmaster
RODERICK, JOHN ( JOHN orSION RHYDDERCH ) ( 1673 - 1735 ), grammarian, printer and publisher of almanacks and books, poet, and eisteddfodwr .
ROGERS, DAVID ( 1783 - 1824 ), Wesleyan minister and author
ROGERS, JOHN (d. 1738 ), bookseller and printer at Shrewsbury
ROGERS, RICHARD SAMUEL ( 1882 - 1950 ), minister (B), editor and writer
ROGERS, ROLAND ( 1847 - 1927 ), musician
ROGER ‘of CONWAY’ (d. 1360 ), Franciscan friar
ROOSE, LEIGH RICHMOND ( 1877 - 1917 ), Association football player ,
ROOS, WILLIAM ( 1808 - 1878 ), portrait painter and engraver ,
ROSS, JOHN ( 1729? - 1807 ), printer and publisher at Carmarthen .
ROWLAND, DANIEL ( 1713 - 1790 ), Methodist cleric
ROWLAND, DAVID (‘ Dafydd Rolant ’ 1795 - 1862 ), an eccentric Calvinistic Methodist minister
ROWLAND, ELLIS ( c. 1650 - c. 1730 ), ‘ Ellis Rowland o Harlech ’, bard .
ROWLAND, HENRY ( 1551 - 1616 ), bishop of Bangor
ROWLAND, JOHN ( fl. 1760-1764 , printer at Bodedern , Anglesey , and Bala, Mer.
ROWLAND, JOHN ( 1816? - 1888 ), Unitarian writer .
ROWLAND,Sir JOHN ( 1877 - 1941 ), civil servant
ROWLAND, NATHANIEL ( 1749 - 1831 ), Methodist cleric
ROWLAND (or ROULAND), DAVID , ‘of Anglesey ’ ( fl. 16th cent. ), translator , etc.
ROWLAND, ROBERT DAVID (‘ Anthropos ’ ?1853 - 1944 ), minister (CM), poet and writer
ROWLANDS,Sir ARCHIBALD ( 1892 - 1953 ), administrator
ROWLAND(S), BENJAMIN ( fl. 1722-1763 ), Methodist exhorter
ROWLANDS, DANIEL ( 1827 - 1917 ), principal of the Normal College, Bangor
ROWLAND(S), DAVID ( Dewi Brefi 1782 - 1820 ), cleric
ROWLANDS, DAVID ( Dewi Môn 1836 - 1907 ), Congregational minister and college principal
ROWLANDS, EDWARD DAVID ( 1880 - 1969 ), schoolmaster and author
ROWLAND(S), ELLIS ( 1621 - 1691 ), early nonconformist
ROWLANDS, GRIFFITH ( 1761 - 1828 ), surgeon
ROWLANDS, HENRY ( 1655 - 1723 ), antiquary
ROWLANDS, HENRY ( Harri Myllin 1832 - 1903 ), writer and antiquary
ROWLANDS,Sir HUGH ( 1828 - 1909 ), general, and the first Welshman to be awarded the Victoria Cross
ROWLANDS, JANE HELEN (‘ Helen o Fôn ’ 1891 - 1955 ), linguist, teacher and missionary (with the CM)
ROWLAND(S), JOHN ( Giraldus 1824 - 1891 ), antiquary , a native of Llandybïe, Carms.
ROWLANDS, ROBERT JOHN (‘ Meuryn ’ 1880 - 1967 ), journalist, writer, poet, lecturer, preacher
ROWLANDS, ROBERT PUGH ( 1874 - 1933 ), chief surgeon of Guy's Hospital
ROWLANDS, WILLIAM ( Gwilym Lleyn 1802 - 1865 ), Wesleyan minister, and bibliographer
ROWLANDS, WILLIAM ( 1807 - 1866 ), author, editor, minister, and principal founder of the Calvinistic Methodist connexion in the U.S.A.
ROWLAND, THOMAS ( 1824 - 1884 ), cleric and grammarian
ROWLEY, HAROLD HENRY ( 1890 - 1969 ), professor, scholar and author
RUMSEY, WALTER ( 1584 - 1660 ), judge
RUSSON,Sir WILLIAM CLAYTON ( 1895 - 1968 ), industrialist
