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Nathan Dyfed
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Property / child: Llywarch Reynolds / rank
 
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Jonathan Owain Reynolds ('Nathan Dyfed', 1814-1891), author and 'eisteddfodwr', was born in the parish of Llanwinio, Carmarthenshire. Despite minimal education he became a noted poet, winning many eisteddfod prizes. He also translated some of Shakespeare's plays into Welsh.
Property / short biography: Jonathan Owain Reynolds ('Nathan Dyfed', 1814-1891), author and 'eisteddfodwr', was born in the parish of Llanwinio, Carmarthenshire. Despite minimal education he became a noted poet, winning many eisteddfod prizes. He also translated some of Shakespeare's plays into Welsh. / rank
 
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Property / short biography: Jonathan Owain Reynolds ('Nathan Dyfed', 1814-1891), author and 'eisteddfodwr', was born in the parish of Llanwinio, Carmarthenshire. Despite minimal education he became a noted poet, winning many eisteddfod prizes. He also translated some of Shakespeare's plays into Welsh. / qualifier
 
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  • Jonathan Reynolds (Nathan Dyfed)
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  • Jonathan Reynolds (Nathan Dyfed)

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Jonathan Owain Reynolds ('Nathan Dyfed', 1814-1891), author and 'eisteddfodwr', was born in the parish of Llanwinio, Carmarthenshire. Despite minimal education he became a noted poet, winning many eisteddfod prizes. He also translated some of Shakespeare's plays into Welsh.
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