Tomos Prys

He was the eldest son of Ellis Price MP, of Plas Iolyn, Pentrefoelas, Denbighshire.

[1] Many details survive about Tomos's life, recorded in his poems, of which more than two hundred are extant.

Many of these poems describe his adventures as a soldier who faced the Spanish Armada and fought in the French Wars of Religion.

Traetha fy mod, lle nodant I'm plwy gyda'm gwraig a'm plant Ag a'm bryd, dros ennyd aeth Is mynydd ar ysmonaeth Now I live quietly With my dear wife and family And for a while at least I till My fields below the neighbouring hill.

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