About Llewellyn Evans
Lived 1876 – 1951 (aged 75). Llewellyn Evans was a British and New Zealand field hockey player.
Llewellyn Blackwell Evans (2 January 1876 – 29 September 1951) was a field hockey player from Wales who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics and won the bronze medal as a member of the Welsh team.
Biography Evans born in New Zealand and farmed there before emigrating to Wales in 1902. He played club hockey for Rhyl Hockey Club from 1908.
With only six teams participating in the field hockey tournament at the 1908 Olympic Games in London, he represented Wales under the Great British flag, where the team were awarded a bronze medal despite Wales only playing in and losing one match.
In Rhyl he was a brick manufacturer and was an Urban District councillor and later a Justice of the Peace. He returned to New Zealand in 1912.
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Who was Llewellyn Evans?
field hockey player (1876-1951)
When was Llewellyn Evans born?
Llewellyn Evans was born on 2 January 1876 in Kaiapoi.
When did Llewellyn Evans die?
Llewellyn Evans died on 29 September 1951 in New Zealand.
What was Llewellyn Evans's occupation?
Llewellyn Evans was a field hockey player.
What nationality was Llewellyn Evans?
Llewellyn Evans was British and New Zealand.
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