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DAVID EVANS died at his residence, Llangennech Park, Carmarthenshire, on March 5, 1909, in his seventy-fourth year.


For nearly fifty years he played a prominent part in the development of industrial and colliery undertakings in the district. He was largely interested in tinplate works, and for a great number of years was chairman of directors of the [[Ponthenry Colliery Co|Ponthenry Colliery Company]]. He was also chairman of directors of the [[Kidwelly Tinplate Co|Kidwelly Tinplate Company]], and a large shareholder in the [[Welsh Tinplate and Metal Stamping Co|Welsh Tinplate and Metal Stamping Company]].
In 1896 he acted as High Sheriff for Carmarthenshire.
He was elected a member of the Iron and Steel Institute in 1890.
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David Evans (1836-1909)


1909 Obituary [1]

DAVID EVANS died at his residence, Llangennech Park, Carmarthenshire, on March 5, 1909, in his seventy-fourth year.

For nearly fifty years he played a prominent part in the development of industrial and colliery undertakings in the district. He was largely interested in tinplate works, and for a great number of years was chairman of directors of the Ponthenry Colliery Company. He was also chairman of directors of the Kidwelly Tinplate Company, and a large shareholder in the Welsh Tinplate and Metal Stamping Company.

In 1896 he acted as High Sheriff for Carmarthenshire.

He was elected a member of the Iron and Steel Institute in 1890.


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