Rev. Robert Peris Williams, d. 1942 and Rev. Richard Parry, Gwalchmai, 1803-1897
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Robert Peris Williams was a minister with the Congregationalists in Llandudno, Caernarfonshire and later at Queen Street, Wrexham, Denbighshire. He was also an overseer of the homes of Dr Barnardo in North Wales. During the First World War, he served as a chaplain in the army. He was a collector of books with an extensive library and a good friend of Gwalchmai . In fact, he wrote the memoirs of Gwalchmai and came into the possesion of a vast amount of his private papers following his death. R. Peris Williams was also a regular contributor to the British Weekly and the Christian World . He died in Rhyl, Flintshire in 1942.
From the guide to the Papers of Rev. R. Peris Williams, 1838 November 14 - 1917, (Bangor University)
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creatorOf | Papers of Rev. R. Peris Williams, 1838 November 14 - 1917 | Bangor University |
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associatedWith | Ambrose William 1813-1873 |
associatedWith | Ellis Ellis Humphrey 1887-1917 |
associatedWith | Evans Samuel Reverend Llandegla (Denbighshire, Wales) |
associatedWith | Hughes John Ceiriog 1832-1887 |
associatedWith | Parry Richard 1803-1897 |
associatedWith | Williams R. Peris d. 1942 |
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Birth 1803
Death 1897
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