page_title: Cambrian Archaeological Association
section_title: Annual General Meetings & Summer Conferences, and Presidents
hierarchical_section_title: Cambrian Archaeological Association / Annual General Meetings & Summer Conferences, and Presidents
caption_attribution_description: English: Statesmen No.656: Caricature of Sir Henry Hoyle Howorth KCIE DCL FRS MP. Caption reads: "a Lancashire Lad"
context_page_description: The Cambrian Archaeological Association was founded in 1846 to examine, preserve and illustrate the ancient monuments and remains of the history, language, manners, customs, arts and industries of Wales and the Welsh Marches and to educate the public in such matters. The association's activities include sponsoring lectures, field visits, and study tours; as well as publishing its journal, Archaeologia Cambrensis, and monographs. It also provides grants to support research and publications.
context_section_description: 1847 Aberystwyth: Sir Stephen Glynne
  1848 Caernarvon: Sir Stephen Glynne
  1849 Cardiff: Edwin Wyndham-Quin, 3rd Earl of Dunraven and Mount-Earl Viscount Adare
  1850 Dolgellau: William Watkin Edward Wynne
  1851 Tenby: John Campbell, 2nd Earl Cawdor
  1852 Ludlow: Hon Robert Henry Clive MP
  1853 Brecon: Sir Joseph Bailey, 1st Baronet MP
  1854 Ruthin: Frederick Richard West MP
  1855 Llandeilo Fawr: George Rice-Trevor, 4th Baron Dynevor
  1856 Welshpool: Edward James Herbert, 3rd Earl of Powis
  1857 Monmouth: Octavius Morgan
  1858 Rhyl: Bishop Thomas Vowler Short of St Asaph
  1859 Cardigan: Bishop Connop Thirwall of St David's
  1860 Bangor: Charles Griffith Wynne later Charles Wynne-Finch
  1861 Swansea: Henry Hussey Vivian
  1862 Truro: Henry Hussey Vivian
  1863 Kington: Sir John Benn Walsh Bt MP
  1864 Haverfordwest: John Henry Scourfield
  1865 Douglas, Isle of Man: Henry Bougham Loch
  1866 Machynlleth: George H. R. C. W. Vane-Tempest, or The Earl Vane
  1867 Hereford: F B Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, 16th Baron Saye and Sele
  1868 Portmadoc: E. F. Coulson
  1869 Bridgend: Edwin Richard Wyndham-Quin, 3rd Earl of Dunraven
  1870 Holyhead: John Wynne Jones, Archdeacon of Bangor
  1871 Hereford: John Wynne Jones, Archdeacon of Bangor
  1872 Brecon: Sir Joseph Russell Bailey Bt MP
  1873 Knighton: Arthur Walsh
  1874 Wrexham: Sir Watkin Williams -Wynn 6th Baronet
  1875 Carmarthen: Bishop William Basil Jones of St David's
  1876 Abergavenny: Professor Edward Augustus Freeman
  1877 Caernarvon: Admiral Lord Clarence Paget
  1878 Lampeter: Bishop William Basil Jones of St David's
  1879 Welshpool: Charles Watkin Williams-Wynn
  1880 Pembroke: C. E. G. Philipps
  1881 Church Stretton: Professor Cardale Babington
  1882 Llanrwst: H. R. Sandbach
  1883 Fishguard: C. E. G. Philipps
  1884 Bala: Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn 6th Baronet
  1885 Newport: Lord Tredegar
  1886 Swansea: John Talbot Dillwyn Llewellyn
  1887 Denbigh: Charles Salusbury Mainwaring
  1888 Cowbridge: Richard Lewis, Bishop of Llandaff
  1889 Brittany & London: Dr le Closmadeuc
  1890 Holywell: Llewelyn N. V. Lloyd-Mostyn, 3rd Baron Mostyn
  1891 Kerry, Ireland: Prof John Rhys
  1892 Llandeilo Fawr: Sir James William Drummond
  1893 Oswestry: Stanley Leighton MP, FSA
  1894 Caernarvon: George Douglas-Pennant, 2nd Baron Penrhyn
  1895 Launceston, Cornwall: Hardinge Giffard, 1st Earl of Halsbury
  1896 Aberystwyth: Hardinge Giffard, 1st Earl of Halsbury
  1897 Haverfordwest: F. Lloyd Philipps
  1898 Ludlow: Sir Owen H. P. Scourfield
  1899 West Coast of Scotland and London: Lord Windsor
  1900 Merthyr Tydfil: Lord Aberdare
  1901 Newtown: Lieut-Col E Pryce Jones
  1902 Brecon: Joseph Russell Bailey, 2nd Baron Glanusk
  1903 Portmadoc: R. H. Wood
  1904 Cardigan: John William Willis-Bund
  1905 Shrewsbury: D. H. Thomas, Archdeacon of Montgomery
  1906 Carmarthen: Sir John Williams 1st Baronet
  1907 Llangefni: Sir Richard H. Williams Bulkely
  1908 Monmouth: Rev Prof A. H. Sayce
   
  1909 Chester: Sir Henry Hoyle Howarth
  1910 Llandrindod Wells: Charles Dillwyn-Venables-Llewellyn
  1911 Abergele: Professor William Boyd Dawkins
  1912 Cardiff: Robert Windsor-Clive, 1st Earl of Plymouth
  1913 Devizes: Professor William Boyd Dawkins
  1914 Shrewsbury: Professor William Boyd Dawkins
  1915 Shrewsbury: Professor William Boyd Dawkins
  1916 Shrewsbury:Professor William Boyd Dawkins
  1917 Shrewsbury: Professor William Boyd Dawkins
  1918 Shrewsbury: Professor William Boyd Dawkins
  1919 Dolgellau: Sir E. Vincent Evans
  1920 Swansea: Lt Col W. Ll. Morgan
  1921 Ruthin: Sir E Vincent Evans
  1922 Haverfordwest: Sir Evan D. Jones Bt MP
  1923 Oswestry: Prof J. E. Lloyd
  1924 Brittany: Prof H. G. Fleure
  1925 Llandeilo Fawr: Hon. Charles Urien Rhys MP
  1926 Pwllheli: Willoughby Gardner
  1927 Hereford: Rev E. Hermitage Day
  1928 Aberafan: H. J. Randall
  1929 Douglas, Isle of Man: P. M. C. Kermode
  1930 Menai Bridge: H Harold Hughes
  1931 Lampeter: Mortimer Wheeler
  1932 Newtown: Prof R. A. S. Macalister
  1933 Cardiff: Cyril Fox
  1934 Galway: Prof R. A. S. Macalister
  1935 Llangollen: Archdeacon C. F. Roberts
  1936 Abergavenny: W. D. Caröe
  1937 Bangor: Sir John Edward Lloyd
  1938 Tenby: Rev D. L. Prosser, Bishop of St David's
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caption: Sir Henry Hoyle Howarth, president 1908–09, Vanity Fair, 1895
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