DescriptionBedd Cynan. Cynan's Grave at Church Island - geograph.org.uk - 423647.jpg
English: Bedd Cynan. Cynan's Grave at Church Island Cynan was the bardic name of the Reverend Sir Albert Evans-Jones (1895-1970), army chaplain, minister, leading mason, reformer of the Eisteddfodic Gorsedd, poet, writer actor and the Lord Chancellor's last official censor of Welsh language plays.
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