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Welsh politician ( 1837-1905 ) This article is about the politician . For the director , see Owen Harris ( director ) . Owen Harris ( 1837 - January 1905 ) was a Liberal politician and municipal leader in Aberdare , South Wales . Early life Harris was born in Llanddeusant , Carmarthenshire , but as a young man migrated to Ystalyfera in the Swansea Valley and later to Aberdare , where he opened a grocer 's business in Harriet Street , Trecynon . At this time , Trecynon was a growing industrial community , and Harris was one of a number of enterprising tradesmen from rural Wales who established businesses in Harriet Street . By 1870 he was sufficiently well-established to be contributing 5/- to a testimonial for the minister at Heolyfelin Chapel ( see below ) . In later years he established branches of his business at Mill Street and Llwydcoed , the former being managed by his son , Morgan J. Harris . Public life Harris was a prominent member of the Liberal Party in Aberdare but was regarded as Progressive in politics . In effect this meant that he supported closer links with the labour movement . His earliest known involvement was in 1879 when he was part of a deputation of tradesmen and working men who attended a meeting at Swansea to request Richard Fothergill , one of the two sitting members to offer himself once again as a candidate for the Merthyr Boroughs . Fothergill eventually declined the invitation . Leaders of the Baptist denomination in the Aberdare Valley , most notably Thomas Price , had been instrumental in securing Fothergill 's election for Merthyr Boroughs , alongside Henry Richard in 1868 . It is , therefore , significant that Harris , as a prominent Baptist as well as a tradesman , was a member of the deputation . The following year , Harris was elected as a representative of the North Ward of Aberdare on the Merthyr Tydfil Board of Guardians . The following year , four candidates were again nominated for the three seats . It was agreed that lots would be drawn to determine who should serve as guardians and Harris was one of those successful . From this time onwards Harris was involved in the municipal life of Aberdare and served on several public bodies including the Aberdare School Board and the Merthyr Tydfil Board of Guardians . In 1886 , he was elected to the Aberdare Local Board of Health . He was re-elected in 1889 , defeating two colliery managers . In 1892 , there were rumours , immediately denied by Harris ' supporters that he intended to contest the Hirwaun ward in the county council election against the sitting member , Rev Richard Morgan . When the Local Board was merged into the Aberdare Urban District Council in 1894 , he was returned as a member for Llwydcoed . He was re-elected unopposed in 1896 , 1899 and 1902 . Upon his death , his son was elected in his place . Religious affiliation Harris was originally a Calvinistic Methodist , but at Aberdare he became a Baptist . He was a deacon and a prominent figure at Heolyfelin Baptist Church , Trecynon , served as chairman of the East Glamorgan Baptist Association . Death Harris died in January 1905 and fulsome tributes were paid by fellow members of the Aberdare District Council . He was buried at the Aberdare Cemetery and a large number of mainly Baptist ministers and laymen took part in the proceedings , including Edward Thomas ( Cochfarf ) . Harris left over £8,000 in his will . most of which was inherited by his son , Morgan and , in addition he owned at least seven houses in Trecynon . At the Trecynon Eisteddfod in 1907 , a prize was offered for verses in memory of Harris and the prize was awarded by Harris 's fellow Liberal , Griffith George ( Gruffydd Dyfed ) to the only competitor .

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welsh politician [PERSON] ( 1837-1905 ) this article [ARTICLE] is about the politician [PERSON] . for the director [PERSON] , see owen harris [PERSON] ( director [PERSON] ) . owen harris [PERSON] ( 1837 - january [PERIOD] 1905 ) was a liberal [PERSON] politician [PERSON] and municipal leader [PERSON] in aberdare [UNKNOWN] , south wales [PLACE] . early life [EVENT] harris [PERSON] was born in llanddeusant [PLACE] , carmarthenshire [PLACE] , but as a young man [PERSON] migrated to ystalyfera [UNKNOWN] in the swansea valley [PLACE] and later to aberdare [UNKNOWN] , where he opened a grocer [PERSON] 's business [AMOUNT] in harriet street [PLACE] , trecynon [UNKNOWN] . at this time [PERIOD] , trecynon [UNKNOWN] was a growing industrial community [PROPERTY] , and harris [PERSON] was one of a number [NUMBER] of enterprising tradesmen [PERSON] from rural wales [PLACE] who established businesses [AMOUNT] in harriet street [PLACE] . by 1870 he was sufficiently well-established to be contributing 5/- to a testimonial [QUANTITY] for the minister [HUMAN ROLE] at heolyfelin chapel [PERSON] ( see below ) . in later years [PERIOD] he established branches [BRANCH] of his business [AMOUNT] at mill street [PLACE] and llwydcoed [UNKNOWN] , the former being managed by his son [PERSON] , morgan j. harris [PERSON] . public life [EVENT] harris [PERSON] was a prominent member [PERSON] of the liberal party [GROUP] in aberdare [UNKNOWN] but was regarded as progressive in politics [ACTION] . in effect [EFFECT] this meant that he supported closer links [PERSON] with the labour movement [HUMAN GROUP] . his earliest known involvement [ACT] was in 1879 when he was part of a deputation [UNKNOWN] of tradesmen [PERSON] and working men [PERSON] who attended a meeting [ACTIVITY] at swansea [PLACE] to request richard fothergill [PERSON] , one of the two sitting members [STATE] to offer himself once again as a candidate [PERSON] for the merthyr boroughs [PERSON] . fothergill [PERSON] eventually declined the invitation [SPEECH ACT] . leaders [PERSON] of the baptist denomination [PERSON] in the aberdare valley [PLACE] , most notably thomas price [PERSON] , had been instrumental in securing fothergill [PERSON] 's election [POWER] for merthyr boroughs [PERSON] , alongside henry richard [PERSON] in 1868 . it is , therefore , significant that harris [PERSON] , as a prominent baptist [PERSON] as well as a tradesman [PERSON] , was a member [PERSON] of the deputation [UNKNOWN] . the following year [PERIOD] , harris [PERSON] was elected as a representative of the north ward [PLACE] of aberdare [UNKNOWN] on the merthyr tydfil board [NUMBER] of guardians [UNKNOWN] . the following year [PERIOD] , four candidates [PERSON] were again nominated for the three seats [PROPERTY] . it was agreed that lots [UNKNOWN] would be drawn to determine who should serve as guardians [UNKNOWN] and harris [PERSON] was one of those successful . from this time [PERIOD] onwards harris [PERSON] was involved in the municipal life [EVENT] of aberdare [UNKNOWN] and served on several public bodies [BODY] including the aberdare school board [NUMBER] and the merthyr tydfil board [NUMBER] of guardians [UNKNOWN] . in 1886 , he was elected to the aberdare local board [NUMBER] of health [PROPERTY] . he was re-elected in 1889 , defeating two colliery managers [PERSON] . in 1892 , there were rumours [STATEMENT] , immediately denied by harris [PERSON] ' supporters that he intended to contest the hirwaun ward [PERSON] in the county council election [POWER] against the sitting member [PERSON] , rev richard morgan [PERSON] . when the local board [NUMBER] was merged into the aberdare urban district council [HUMAN GROUP] in 1894 , he was returned as a member [PERSON] for llwydcoed [UNKNOWN] . he was re-elected unopposed in 1896 , 1899 and 1902 . upon his death [EVENT] , his son [PERSON] was elected in his place [PLACE] . religious affiliation harris [PERSON] was originally a calvinistic methodist [PERSON] , but at aberdare [UNKNOWN] he became a baptist [PERSON] . he was a deacon [PERSON] and a prominent figure [FIGURE] at heolyfelin baptist [PERSON] church [PERSON] , trecynon [UNKNOWN] , served as chairman [HEAD] of the east glamorgan baptist [PERSON] association [INSTITUTION] . death harris [PERSON] died in january [PERIOD] 1905 and fulsome tributes [INSTANCE] were paid by fellow members [STATE] of the aberdare district council [HUMAN GROUP] . he was buried at the aberdare cemetery [PLACE] and a large number [NUMBER] of mainly baptist ministers [PERSON] and laymen [PERSON] took part in the proceedings [ACTION] , including edward thomas [PERSON] ( cochfarf [UNKNOWN] ) . harris [PERSON] left over £8,000 in his will [UNKNOWN] . most of which was inherited by his son [PERSON] , morgan [PERSON] and , in addition [PERSON] he owned at least seven houses [UNKNOWN] in trecynon [UNKNOWN] . at the trecynon eisteddfod [PLACE] in 1907 , a prize [ABSTRACT ENTITY] was offered for verses [RANK] in memory [ABSTRACT ENTITY] of harris [PERSON] and the prize [ABSTRACT ENTITY] was awarded by harris [PERSON] 's fellow liberal [PERSON] , griffith george [PERSON] ( gruffydd dyfed [PERSON] ) to the only competitor [GROUP] .

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | harris | 8 | PERSON | for the director , see owen harris ( director ) . |
2 | aberdare | 6 | UNKNOWN | owen harris ( 1837 - january 1905 ) was a liberal politician and municipal leader in aberdare , south wales . |
3 | member | 4 | PERSON | harris was a prominent member of the liberal party in aberdare but was regarded as progressive in politics . |
4 | trecynon | 4 | UNKNOWN | harris was born in llanddeusant , carmarthenshire , but as a young man migrated to ystalyfera in the swansea valley and later to aberdare , where he opened a grocer 's business in harriet street , trecynon . |
5 | guardians | 3 | UNKNOWN | the following year , harris was elected as a representative of the north ward of aberdare on the merthyr tydfil board of guardians . |
6 | life | 3 | EVENT | early life |
7 | politician | 3 | PERSON | welsh politician ( 1837-1905 ) |
8 | son | 3 | PERSON | in later years he established branches of his business at mill street and llwydcoed , the former being managed by his son , morgan j. harris . |
9 | tradesmen | 2 | PERSON | at this time , trecynon was a growing industrial community , and harris was one of a number of enterprising tradesmen from rural wales who established businesses in harriet street . |
10 | deputation | 2 | UNKNOWN | his earliest known involvement was in 1879 when he was part of a deputation of tradesmen and working men who attended a meeting at swansea to request richard fothergill , one of the two sitting members to offer himself once again as a candidate for the merthyr boroughs . |
11 | january | 2 | PERIOD | owen harris ( 1837 - january 1905 ) was a liberal politician and municipal leader in aberdare , south wales . |
12 | merthyr tydfil board | 2 | NUMBER | the following year , harris was elected as a representative of the north ward of aberdare on the merthyr tydfil board of guardians . |
13 | merthyr boroughs | 2 | PERSON | his earliest known involvement was in 1879 when he was part of a deputation of tradesmen and working men who attended a meeting at swansea to request richard fothergill , one of the two sitting members to offer himself once again as a candidate for the merthyr boroughs . |
14 | owen harris | 2 | PERSON | for the director , see owen harris ( director ) . |
15 | number | 2 | NUMBER | at this time , trecynon was a growing industrial community , and harris was one of a number of enterprising tradesmen from rural wales who established businesses in harriet street . |
16 | members | 2 | STATE | his earliest known involvement was in 1879 when he was part of a deputation of tradesmen and working men who attended a meeting at swansea to request richard fothergill , one of the two sitting members to offer himself once again as a candidate for the merthyr boroughs . |
17 | harriet street | 2 | PLACE | harris was born in llanddeusant , carmarthenshire , but as a young man migrated to ystalyfera in the swansea valley and later to aberdare , where he opened a grocer 's business in harriet street , trecynon . |
18 | year | 2 | PERIOD | the following year , harris was elected as a representative of the north ward of aberdare on the merthyr tydfil board of guardians . |
19 | prize | 2 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | at the trecynon eisteddfod in 1907 , a prize was offered for verses in memory of harris and the prize was awarded by harris 's fellow liberal , griffith george ( gruffydd dyfed ) to the only competitor . |
20 | time | 2 | PERIOD | at this time , trecynon was a growing industrial community , and harris was one of a number of enterprising tradesmen from rural wales who established businesses in harriet street . |
21 | director | 2 | PERSON | for the director , see owen harris ( director ) . |
22 | baptist | 2 | PERSON | leaders of the baptist denomination in the aberdare valley , most notably thomas price , had been instrumental in securing fothergill 's election for merthyr boroughs , alongside henry richard in 1868 . |
23 | business | 2 | AMOUNT | harris was born in llanddeusant , carmarthenshire , but as a young man migrated to ystalyfera in the swansea valley and later to aberdare , where he opened a grocer 's business in harriet street , trecynon . |
24 | fothergill | 2 | PERSON | his earliest known involvement was in 1879 when he was part of a deputation of tradesmen and working men who attended a meeting at swansea to request richard fothergill , one of the two sitting members to offer himself once again as a candidate for the merthyr boroughs . |
25 | llwydcoed | 2 | UNKNOWN | in later years he established branches of his business at mill street and llwydcoed , the former being managed by his son , morgan j. harris . |
26 | richard fothergill | 1 | PERSON | his earliest known involvement was in 1879 when he was part of a deputation of tradesmen and working men who attended a meeting at swansea to request richard fothergill , one of the two sitting members to offer himself once again as a candidate for the merthyr boroughs . |
27 | figure | 1 | FIGURE | he was a deacon and a prominent figure at heolyfelin baptist church , trecynon , served as chairman of the east glamorgan baptist association . |
28 | aberdare valley | 1 | PLACE | leaders of the baptist denomination in the aberdare valley , most notably thomas price , had been instrumental in securing fothergill 's election for merthyr boroughs , alongside henry richard in 1868 . |
29 | rumours | 1 | STATEMENT | in 1892 , there were rumours , immediately denied by harris ' supporters that he intended to contest the hirwaun ward in the county council election against the sitting member , rev richard morgan . |
30 | tradesman | 1 | PERSON | it is , therefore , significant that harris , as a prominent baptist as well as a tradesman , was a member of the deputation . |
31 | deacon | 1 | PERSON | he was a deacon and a prominent figure at heolyfelin baptist church , trecynon , served as chairman of the east glamorgan baptist association . |
32 | men | 1 | PERSON | his earliest known involvement was in 1879 when he was part of a deputation of tradesmen and working men who attended a meeting at swansea to request richard fothergill , one of the two sitting members to offer himself once again as a candidate for the merthyr boroughs . |
33 | carmarthenshire | 1 | PLACE | harris was born in llanddeusant , carmarthenshire , but as a young man migrated to ystalyfera in the swansea valley and later to aberdare , where he opened a grocer 's business in harriet street , trecynon . |
34 | aberdare district council | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | death harris died in january 1905 and fulsome tributes were paid by fellow members of the aberdare district council . |
35 | leader | 1 | PERSON | owen harris ( 1837 - january 1905 ) was a liberal politician and municipal leader in aberdare , south wales . |
36 | community | 1 | PROPERTY | at this time , trecynon was a growing industrial community , and harris was one of a number of enterprising tradesmen from rural wales who established businesses in harriet street . |
37 | methodist | 1 | PERSON | religious affiliation harris was originally a calvinistic methodist , but at aberdare he became a baptist . |
38 | heolyfelin chapel | 1 | PERSON | by 1870 he was sufficiently well-established to be contributing 5/- to a testimonial for the minister at heolyfelin chapel ( see below ) . |
39 | aberdare urban district council | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | when the local board was merged into the aberdare urban district council in 1894 , he was returned as a member for llwydcoed . |
40 | gruffydd dyfed | 1 | PERSON | at the trecynon eisteddfod in 1907 , a prize was offered for verses in memory of harris and the prize was awarded by harris 's fellow liberal , griffith george ( gruffydd dyfed ) to the only competitor . |
41 | hirwaun ward | 1 | PERSON | in 1892 , there were rumours , immediately denied by harris ' supporters that he intended to contest the hirwaun ward in the county council election against the sitting member , rev richard morgan . |
42 | baptist denomination | 1 | PERSON | leaders of the baptist denomination in the aberdare valley , most notably thomas price , had been instrumental in securing fothergill 's election for merthyr boroughs , alongside henry richard in 1868 . |
43 | ystalyfera | 1 | UNKNOWN | harris was born in llanddeusant , carmarthenshire , but as a young man migrated to ystalyfera in the swansea valley and later to aberdare , where he opened a grocer 's business in harriet street , trecynon . |
44 | leaders | 1 | PERSON | leaders of the baptist denomination in the aberdare valley , most notably thomas price , had been instrumental in securing fothergill 's election for merthyr boroughs , alongside henry richard in 1868 . |
45 | verses | 1 | RANK | at the trecynon eisteddfod in 1907 , a prize was offered for verses in memory of harris and the prize was awarded by harris 's fellow liberal , griffith george ( gruffydd dyfed ) to the only competitor . |
46 | houses | 1 | UNKNOWN | most of which was inherited by his son , morgan and , in addition he owned at least seven houses in trecynon . |
47 | labour movement | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | in effect this meant that he supported closer links with the labour movement . |
48 | henry richard | 1 | PERSON | leaders of the baptist denomination in the aberdare valley , most notably thomas price , had been instrumental in securing fothergill 's election for merthyr boroughs , alongside henry richard in 1868 . |
49 | will | 1 | UNKNOWN | harris left over £8,000 in his will . |
50 | competitor | 1 | GROUP | at the trecynon eisteddfod in 1907 , a prize was offered for verses in memory of harris and the prize was awarded by harris 's fellow liberal , griffith george ( gruffydd dyfed ) to the only competitor . |
51 | grocer | 1 | PERSON | harris was born in llanddeusant , carmarthenshire , but as a young man migrated to ystalyfera in the swansea valley and later to aberdare , where he opened a grocer 's business in harriet street , trecynon . |
52 | baptist ministers | 1 | PERSON | he was buried at the aberdare cemetery and a large number of mainly baptist ministers and laymen took part in the proceedings , including edward thomas ( cochfarf ) . |
53 | politics | 1 | ACTION | harris was a prominent member of the liberal party in aberdare but was regarded as progressive in politics . |
54 | griffith george | 1 | PERSON | at the trecynon eisteddfod in 1907 , a prize was offered for verses in memory of harris and the prize was awarded by harris 's fellow liberal , griffith george ( gruffydd dyfed ) to the only competitor . |
55 | morgan j. harris | 1 | PERSON | in later years he established branches of his business at mill street and llwydcoed , the former being managed by his son , morgan j. harris . |
56 | links | 1 | PERSON | in effect this meant that he supported closer links with the labour movement . |
57 | minister | 1 | HUMAN ROLE | by 1870 he was sufficiently well-established to be contributing 5/- to a testimonial for the minister at heolyfelin chapel ( see below ) . |
58 | article | 1 | ARTICLE | this article is about the politician . |
59 | mill street | 1 | PLACE | in later years he established branches of his business at mill street and llwydcoed , the former being managed by his son , morgan j. harris . |
60 | east glamorgan baptist association | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was a deacon and a prominent figure at heolyfelin baptist church , trecynon , served as chairman of the east glamorgan baptist association . |
61 | businesses | 1 | AMOUNT | at this time , trecynon was a growing industrial community , and harris was one of a number of enterprising tradesmen from rural wales who established businesses in harriet street . |
62 | liberal | 1 | PERSON | owen harris ( 1837 - january 1905 ) was a liberal politician and municipal leader in aberdare , south wales . |
63 | health | 1 | PROPERTY | in 1886 , he was elected to the aberdare local board of health . |
64 | heolyfelin baptist church | 1 | PERSON | he was a deacon and a prominent figure at heolyfelin baptist church , trecynon , served as chairman of the east glamorgan baptist association . |
65 | liberal party | 1 | GROUP | harris was a prominent member of the liberal party in aberdare but was regarded as progressive in politics . |
66 | aberdare local board | 1 | NUMBER | in 1886 , he was elected to the aberdare local board of health . |
67 | man | 1 | PERSON | harris was born in llanddeusant , carmarthenshire , but as a young man migrated to ystalyfera in the swansea valley and later to aberdare , where he opened a grocer 's business in harriet street , trecynon . |
68 | effect | 1 | EFFECT | in effect this meant that he supported closer links with the labour movement . |
69 | meeting | 1 | ACTIVITY | his earliest known involvement was in 1879 when he was part of a deputation of tradesmen and working men who attended a meeting at swansea to request richard fothergill , one of the two sitting members to offer himself once again as a candidate for the merthyr boroughs . |
70 | bodies | 1 | BODY | from this time onwards harris was involved in the municipal life of aberdare and served on several public bodies including the aberdare school board and the merthyr tydfil board of guardians . |
71 | cochfarf | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was buried at the aberdare cemetery and a large number of mainly baptist ministers and laymen took part in the proceedings , including edward thomas ( cochfarf ) . |
72 | testimonial | 1 | QUANTITY | by 1870 he was sufficiently well-established to be contributing 5/- to a testimonial for the minister at heolyfelin chapel ( see below ) . |
73 | affiliation harris | 1 | PERSON | religious affiliation harris was originally a calvinistic methodist , but at aberdare he became a baptist . |
74 | rev richard morgan | 1 | PERSON | in 1892 , there were rumours , immediately denied by harris ' supporters that he intended to contest the hirwaun ward in the county council election against the sitting member , rev richard morgan . |
75 | trecynon eisteddfod | 1 | PLACE | at the trecynon eisteddfod in 1907 , a prize was offered for verses in memory of harris and the prize was awarded by harris 's fellow liberal , griffith george ( gruffydd dyfed ) to the only competitor . |
76 | county council election | 1 | POWER | in 1892 , there were rumours , immediately denied by harris ' supporters that he intended to contest the hirwaun ward in the county council election against the sitting member , rev richard morgan . |
77 | seats | 1 | PROPERTY | the following year , four candidates were again nominated for the three seats . |
78 | colliery managers | 1 | PERSON | he was re-elected in 1889 , defeating two colliery managers . |
79 | candidate | 1 | PERSON | his earliest known involvement was in 1879 when he was part of a deputation of tradesmen and working men who attended a meeting at swansea to request richard fothergill , one of the two sitting members to offer himself once again as a candidate for the merthyr boroughs . |
80 | involvement | 1 | ACT | his earliest known involvement was in 1879 when he was part of a deputation of tradesmen and working men who attended a meeting at swansea to request richard fothergill , one of the two sitting members to offer himself once again as a candidate for the merthyr boroughs . |
81 | north ward | 1 | PLACE | the following year , harris was elected as a representative of the north ward of aberdare on the merthyr tydfil board of guardians . |
82 | south wales | 1 | PLACE | owen harris ( 1837 - january 1905 ) was a liberal politician and municipal leader in aberdare , south wales . |
83 | proceedings | 1 | ACTION | he was buried at the aberdare cemetery and a large number of mainly baptist ministers and laymen took part in the proceedings , including edward thomas ( cochfarf ) . |
84 | local board | 1 | NUMBER | in 1886 , he was elected to the aberdare local board of health . |
85 | invitation | 1 | SPEECH ACT | fothergill eventually declined the invitation . |
86 | election | 1 | POWER | leaders of the baptist denomination in the aberdare valley , most notably thomas price , had been instrumental in securing fothergill 's election for merthyr boroughs , alongside henry richard in 1868 . |
87 | laymen | 1 | PERSON | he was buried at the aberdare cemetery and a large number of mainly baptist ministers and laymen took part in the proceedings , including edward thomas ( cochfarf ) . |
88 | morgan | 1 | PERSON | in later years he established branches of his business at mill street and llwydcoed , the former being managed by his son , morgan j. harris . |
89 | llanddeusant | 1 | PLACE | harris was born in llanddeusant , carmarthenshire , but as a young man migrated to ystalyfera in the swansea valley and later to aberdare , where he opened a grocer 's business in harriet street , trecynon . |
90 | wales | 1 | PLACE | owen harris ( 1837 - january 1905 ) was a liberal politician and municipal leader in aberdare , south wales . |
91 | branches | 1 | BRANCH | in later years he established branches of his business at mill street and llwydcoed , the former being managed by his son , morgan j. harris . |
92 | lots | 1 | UNKNOWN | it was agreed that lots would be drawn to determine who should serve as guardians and harris was one of those successful . |
93 | memory | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | at the trecynon eisteddfod in 1907 , a prize was offered for verses in memory of harris and the prize was awarded by harris 's fellow liberal , griffith george ( gruffydd dyfed ) to the only competitor . |
94 | candidates | 1 | PERSON | the following year , four candidates were again nominated for the three seats . |
95 | death harris | 1 | PERSON | death harris died in january 1905 and fulsome tributes were paid by fellow members of the aberdare district council . |
96 | aberdare cemetery | 1 | PLACE | he was buried at the aberdare cemetery and a large number of mainly baptist ministers and laymen took part in the proceedings , including edward thomas ( cochfarf ) . |
97 | aberdare school board | 1 | NUMBER | from this time onwards harris was involved in the municipal life of aberdare and served on several public bodies including the aberdare school board and the merthyr tydfil board of guardians . |
98 | edward thomas | 1 | PERSON | he was buried at the aberdare cemetery and a large number of mainly baptist ministers and laymen took part in the proceedings , including edward thomas ( cochfarf ) . |
99 | death | 1 | EVENT | upon his death , his son was elected in his place . |
100 | place | 1 | PLACE | upon his death , his son was elected in his place . |
101 | thomas price | 1 | PERSON | leaders of the baptist denomination in the aberdare valley , most notably thomas price , had been instrumental in securing fothergill 's election for merthyr boroughs , alongside henry richard in 1868 . |
102 | tributes | 1 | INSTANCE | death harris died in january 1905 and fulsome tributes were paid by fellow members of the aberdare district council . |
103 | swansea valley | 1 | PLACE | harris was born in llanddeusant , carmarthenshire , but as a young man migrated to ystalyfera in the swansea valley and later to aberdare , where he opened a grocer 's business in harriet street , trecynon . |
104 | swansea | 1 | PLACE | harris was born in llanddeusant , carmarthenshire , but as a young man migrated to ystalyfera in the swansea valley and later to aberdare , where he opened a grocer 's business in harriet street , trecynon . |
105 | years | 1 | PERIOD | in later years he established branches of his business at mill street and llwydcoed , the former being managed by his son , morgan j. harris . |
106 | chairman | 1 | HEAD | he was a deacon and a prominent figure at heolyfelin baptist church , trecynon , served as chairman of the east glamorgan baptist association . |
107 | addition | 1 | PERSON | most of which was inherited by his son , morgan and , in addition he owned at least seven houses in trecynon . |

## Objects sorted by category

Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | addition affiliation harris baptist baptist denomination baptist ministers candidate candidates colliery managers deacon death harris director edward thomas fothergill griffith george grocer gruffydd dyfed harris henry richard heolyfelin baptist church heolyfelin chapel hirwaun ward laymen leader leaders liberal links man member men merthyr boroughs methodist morgan morgan j. harris owen harris politician rev richard morgan richard fothergill son thomas price tradesman tradesmen
PLACE | aberdare cemetery aberdare valley carmarthenshire harriet street llanddeusant mill street north ward place south wales swansea swansea valley trecynon eisteddfod wales
NUMBER | aberdare local board aberdare school board local board merthyr tydfil board number
PERIOD | january time year years
PROPERTY | community health seats
HUMAN GROUP | aberdare district council aberdare urban district council labour movement
EVENT | death life
AMOUNT | business businesses
ABSTRACT ENTITY | memory prize
ACTION | politics proceedings
POWER | county council election election
GROUP | competitor liberal party
HEAD | chairman
SPEECH ACT | invitation
QUANTITY | testimonial
ARTICLE | article
STATEMENT | rumours
EFFECT | effect
BRANCH | branches
HUMAN ROLE | minister
ACTIVITY | meeting
INSTITUTION | east glamorgan baptist association
STATE | members
FIGURE | figure
RANK | verses
ACT | involvement
BODY | bodies
INSTANCE | tributes