List of dissenting academies (1660–1800)
Wales

List of dissenting academies (1660–1800)

Section Title: Wales
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Institution	Dates	Tutors	Students

Broad Oak, Flintshire	1690-1706.	Philip Henry. After Henry's death, 1696, Benion continued teaching till in 1706, after death of James Owen, he moved to Shrewsbury.	Samuel Benion, who became a tutor. Ebenezer Latham studied under Benion, became a tutor at Caldwell, and later succeeded Hill at Findern.

Brynllywarch, Llangynwyd, near Bridgend, Glamorgan.	1668-1697 (?).	Samuel Jones.	James Owen (tutor, Shrewsbury), Philip Pugh.

Abergavenny. The Congregational Board withdrew their funding from Carmarthen Academy after an internal split, in 1756, and established one of their own.	1757-(?).	David Jardine (died 1766), Benjamin Davies, D.D. (died 1817), John Griffiths, Edward Williams merged in his own school and pressed for the 1782 move to Oswestry, Jenkin Lewis, George Lewis, D.D.	Noah Simmons.

Carmarthen (Presbyterian College, Carmarthen; Coleg Presbyteraidd Caerfyrddin). Migratory (Llwynllwyd, Haverford West, etc., Carmarthen, and probably continuation of Brynllwarch).	1700-after 1900.	William Evans (died 1718), Thomas Perrot (under whom were about 150 pupils) (died 1733), Vavasor Griffiths, Evans Davis, Robert Gentleman (1779-1784).	Euros Bowen, David Davis, John Jenkins (Ifor Ceri), Thomas Rees, David Williams, David Williams (1709–1784).

Knill, Radnorshire	(?) 1675-(?).	John Weaver.	Samuel Jones, later tutor at Tewkesbury Academy.

Sentence(s)

David Davis was educated at Carmarthen Academy.

final_sentence: David Davis was educated at Carmarthen Academy.