Dilys Grace Edmunds [SEP] date of death
Dilys Grace Edmunds
Dilys Grace Edmunds (1879–1926), an early twentieth century teacher in India from a Welsh Calvinistic Methodist background, whose fund-raising work supported school building programmes in the Karimanj District of India.
Dilys Edmunds was born in London in 1879. Her father was Mr Llewelyn Edmunds, the precentor at Bethel Chapel, Wilton Square, in Islington, London (a chapel built by Welsh Calvinistic Methodists in 1853, rebuilt 1884). Such Welsh Methodists had their origins in the religious revival of the eighteenth century
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- Raymond Williams – "Communications"
Arts and literature Music.
- Dilys Elwyn-Edwards – "Caneuon y Tri Aderyn"
- Alun Hoddinott – "Folksong Suite"
- William Mathias – "Postlude"
- Grace Williams – "Four Medieval Welsh Poems for alto, harp and harpsichord"
- David Wynne – "Cymric Rhapsodies"
Film.
- Richard Burton and Donald Houston appear in "The Longest Day".
- Peter Greenaway makes his first film: "Death of