Oil painting of David Lloyd George, artist Nansi Margaret Williams (nee Llewelyn), born in Skewen, Glamorgan in 1910. She was a well known musician in the Skewen area, 1925-1938 and regularly attended eisteddfodau as a solo pianist, accompanist and a choir conductor. In 1945 she came to Caernarfon as the wife of Mansel Williams and renewed her interest in painting. This portrait was painted mainly from her memory of the subject giving his annual speech at the Royal National Eisteddfod, which she had attended throughout the 1930s.

This material is held atGwynedd Archives Service - Caernarfon Record Office / Gwasanaeth Archifau Gwynedd, Archifdy Caernarfon

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- GB 219 XS3401/1
Dates of Creation
- c.1948

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Photographs from the Mansel Williams PapersXS3401

Oil painting of David Lloyd George, artist Nansi Margaret Williams (nee Llewelyn), born in Skewen, Glamorgan in 1910. She was a well known musician in the Skewen area, 1925-1938 and regularly attended eisteddfodau as a solo pianist, accompanist and a choir conductor. In 1945 she came to Caernarfon as the wife of Mansel Williams and renewed her interest in painting. This portrait was painted mainly from her memory of the subject giving his annual speech at the Royal National Eisteddfod, which she had attended throughout the 1930s.XS3401/1

David Thomas, Clerk to the Education Committee and Director of Education ? 1918-1939.XS3401/2

Chief Officers of Caernarvonshire County Council, back row D.E. Parry-Pricthard, medical officer of health; O.G. Jones, county welfare officer: middle row D.W.E. Jenkins, director of education; Gwilym T. Jones, clerk; T. Owen, county surveyor: front row E.T. Edwards, weights and measures; W. Lloyd Jones, county architect.XS3401/3

Visit of Eamon de Valera to Caernarfon outside the Royal Hotel Caernarfon, left to right Ald. Ffowc Williams, Mr. Glyn Jones, Mr. W.J. Lloyd, Mr. Mansel Williams, Mr. Eamon de Valera. Signed by Eamon de Valera. In frame.XS3401/4

Visit of the Minister of Education, Florence Horsburgh to Bangor. Photograph taken outside St. Mary's Church School, Bangor. Back row, left to right W.J. Lloyd, Sir Ben Bowen Thomas, Mansel Williams, ?, R.H. Pritchard and Glyn Jones; front row, left to right Prof. Trefor Jenkins, Florence Horsburgh, Wynne Lloyd (chief inspector), Miss Stanley Jones H.M.I., Peter Thomas M.P..XS3401/5

John Disley, athlete speaking to Caernarvonshire teachers. Left to right W.T. Williams, John Disley, Haydn Jones, Mansel Williams, Ald. Alwyn Morris, Idris Jones.XS3401/6

Official opening of the enlarged voluntary controlled primary school at Llanfairfechan by Mansel Williams.XS3401/7

Last meeting of Caernarfonshire Education Committee, colour.XS3401/8

Unidentified formal group seated at a table including Mansel Williams. One man is wearing a chain of office.XS3401/9

Presentation by ? J. Ifor Davies of a sports cap to a young man, with many other people, including? Mansel Williams.XS3401/10

3 boys, members of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade, holding a pennant, with 4 men including one in clerical dress. Mansel Williams and Frank W. Hutchinson.XS3401/11

A group of people including Mansel Williams, one man wearing a chain of office.XS3401/12

A mayoral procession in Bangor.XS3401/13

Artist's impression of the new Ferodo factory at Caernarvon, viewed from the air.XS3401/14

New Ferodo factory, Caernarvon. The picture shows how in the interests of local amenity, the whole site has been dropped 3ft. 6in. below the original average level in order to cancel the factory as much as possible. On the left is the services block under construction.XS3401/15

New Ferodo factory, Caernarvon, view down the full length of one of the bays of the 800ft. long x 300 ft wide production block, the height of which is 29ft..XS3401/16