4 January – Glyndwr Michael, vagrant whose body is used as Maj. William Martin, RM, in Operation Mincemeat (died 1943) 29 January – George Thomas, 1st Viscount Tonypandy (died 1997) 14 February – Harry Peacock, Wales rugby union player (died 1996) 20 February – Bill Roberts, Wales international rugby union player (died 1969) 5 March – Howard Thomas, radio and television producer (died 1986) 10 March – Glen Moody, boxer (died 1989) 30 March – Dai Thomas, Wales national rugby player (date of death unknown) 1 April – George Ewart Evans, folklorist and oral historian (died 1988) 11 May – Aneirin Talfan Davies, writer and publisher (died 1980) 11 June – Ronnie Boon, Wales rugby union player (died 1998) 12 June – Mansel Thomas, composer and conductor (died 1986) 16 July – Eddie Jenkins footballer (died 2005) 28 July – Jack Morley, Wales and British Lions rugby player (died 1972) 25 August – Arwel Hughes, composer (died 1988) 30 September – Arthur Probert, politician (died 1975) 1 October – Jim Lang, Wales rugby union player (died 1991) 24 October – Elwyn Jones, Baron Elwyn-Jones, politician (died 1989) 25 October – Walter Vickery, Wales national rugby player (died 2000) 7 November – Eirene White, politician (died 1999)[4] 29 November – Goronwy Rees, journalist and academic (died 1979) 14 December – Ronald Welch, historical novelist (died 1982) date unknown Isaac Davies (Eic Davies), dramatist (died 1993) Evan Roberts, botanist (died 1991)