A name of Biblical roots, ‘Evans’ features prominently in the rich and colourful tableau of Welsh history.
• Many have gained fame and acclaim not only in their native land, but also on foreign shores through a diverse range of endeavours and pursuits that include exploration, the sciences, the stage, music, sport and literature.
• One particularly inventive bearer of the proud name of Evans was the Welsh sea captain William Evans, born in 1790 in St Dogwells, Pembrokeshire.
Gaining royal favour and high honours and distinction from an early date, bearers of the Williams name have stamped an indelible mark on the pages of the historical record. • From the diverse worlds...
Of ancient roots, ‘Humphreys’ and its equally popular spelling variations of ‘Humphries’ and ‘Humphrys’ features prominently in the rich drama that is the historical record. • From the diverse worlds...
Bearers of a name that resonates throughout the pages of the colourful drama that is the historical record, the Harrises have gained fame and acclaim through a rich variety of endeavours and pursuits...
A name particularly associated with Carmarthenshire, one of the thirteen historic counties of Wales, ‘John’ features prominently in the historical record of not only Wales by also much further afield...
A name of ancient roots, ‘Rowlands’ and its popular spelling variant of ‘Rowland’ feature prominently in the colourful tableau that is the historical record – not only in their original heartland of...
Gaining royal favour and high honours and distinction from an early date, bearers of the Williams na…
Of ancient roots, ‘Humphreys’ and its equally popular spelling variations of ‘Humphries’ and ‘Humphr…
Bearers of a name that resonates throughout the pages of the colourful drama that is the historical …
A name particularly associated with Carmarthenshire, one of the thirteen historic counties of Wales,…
A name of ancient roots, ‘Rowlands’ and its popular spelling variant of ‘Rowland’ feature prominentl…
A surname that stems from a popular forename of Biblical roots, ‘Thomas’ features prominently in the…
Particularly identified with the borderland between Wales and England known as the Welsh Marches, ‘A…
A name whose roots stretch back through the dim mists of time to those Germanic tribes who invaded a…
With the bloodlines of the ancient Britons, Anglo-Saxons, Vikings and Normans flowing through their …
