Davies
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| Region of origin | England/Wales |
| Related names | Davis, Davey |
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Davies is a spelling variation of the patronymic English surname Davis, that means David, a Hebrew name meaning "beloved"[2]. Davies is much associated with Wales, owing to the name of its patron saint, David. Davies is also fairly widespread in the south-west of England, especially Cornwall. Davies is the 6th-most common surname in the United Kingdom.[3]
It may refer to many people: here are some of them.
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[edit] A
- A. Donald Davies, American Episcopal bishop
- Adrian Davies, English barrister
- Adrian Davies (rugby player), Welsh rugby footballer
- Adrienne Davies, American musician
- Alan Davies, English actor and comedian
- Alec Davies, Scottish cricketer
- Alex Davies, English musician
- Alexandra Davies, Australian actress
- Alfred Davies, various including
- Alfred Davies (footballer), Welsh international footballer
- Alfred Davies (Carmarthen), British Member of Parliament
- Alfred Davies (Clitheroe), British Member of Parliament
- Alfred Thomas Davies, British Member of Parliament
- Alun Davies, one of several people including:
- Alun Davies (guitarist), English musician
- Alun Davies (politician), Labour AM (member of the National Assembly for Wales)
- Andrew Davies, one of several people including:
- Andrew Davies (footballer), English footballer
- Andrew Davies (cricketer), Welsh cricketer
- Andrew Davies (writer), Welsh writer
- Andrew Davies (politician)
- Anne Davies, one of several people including:
- Ann Davies (occultist), American occultist
- Ann Davies (actress), English actress
- Anne Davies (figure skater), US figure-skater and 1949 Olympic bronze-medalist
- Anthony Davies, Welsh snooker player
- Arthur B. Davies, American artist
- Arthur Charles Fox-Davies, English writer on heraldry
- Ashley Slanina-Davies, English actress
[edit] B
- Barbara Davies, English teacher and activist
- Barry Davies, English sports commentator
- Benjamin Davies, one of several people including:
- Benjamin Davies (footballer), Australian rules footballer
- Bevan Davies, American drummer
- Billy Davies, Scottish football manager
- Bob Davies, American basketball player
- Brenda Davies, wife and literary executor of Robertson Davies
- Bryan Davies, Baron Davies of Oldham, British politician
- Bryn Davies, British trade unionist and politician
[edit] C
- Caitlin Davies, English writer
- Carrie Davies, British broadcaster
- Charles Lynn Davies, Wales rugby player
- Charlie Davies, American footballer
- Chris Davies, British politician
- Christopher Davies (cricketer), Australian cricketer
- Clara Novello Davies, Welsh singer, mother of Ivor Novello
- Clement Davies, British politician
- Cliff Davies (rugby player), Wales rugby player
- Curtis Davies, English footballer
- Cyril Davies, English musician
[edit] D
- Dai Davies, (multiple names)
- Dangerous Davies, fictional character from The Last Detective
- Dave Davies, English rock musician and founding member of The Kinks, brother of Ray Davies
- Dave Davies (TV host), American television host
- David Davies, one of several people including:
- David Davies (clergyman) (1714–1819), Welsh clergyman and social historian
- David Davies (physician), sir, Royal physician
- David Davies (Dai'r Cantwr) Rebecca rioter, (c.1812 - 1874)
- David Davies (industrialist) (1818–1890), Welsh industrialist
- David Charles Davies (1826–1891), nonconformist clergyman
- David Charles Davies (museum director), (1866–1928), Director of Field Museum of Natural History
- Sir Horatio David Davies, Lord Mayor of London (1842–1912)
- David Ffrangcon Davies (1855–1918), baritone
- David Davies, painter (Dyer Davies) (c.1870-1930)
- David Ivor Davies, entertainer Ivor Novello
- D.J. Davies (1893–1956), Economist, Socialist Plaid Cymru Activist, Constitutional Monarchist.
- David Davies (politician), Welsh Conservative politician, and Member of Parliament elected in 2005
- David Davies (swimmer), Welsh swimmer
- David Davies (football administrator), current Executive Director of the English Football Association
- Baron Davies:
- David Davies, 1st Baron Davies (1880–1944) (grandson of David Davies (industrialist))
- David Davies, 2nd Baron Davies (1915–1944)
- David Davies, 3rd Baron Davies (b. 1940)
- David Davies, Baron Davies of Coity (born 1935)
- Denys Johnson-Davies, Canadian translator
- Denzil Davies, British politician
- Diana Davies (actress) (born 1936), English actress
- Diana Davies (athlete) (born 1961), British high jumper
- Dick Davies (born 1936), American Olympic basketball player
- Dickie Davies, English television presenter
- Domenick Davies, German rugby union international
- Donald Davies, one of several people including:
- A. Donald Davies, American Episcopal bishop
- Donald Davies, Welsh computer scientist
- Douglas Davies, English theologian
- Dylan Leon-Davies, British dancer
[edit] E
- Edward Davies, (multiple names)
- Edward Harold Davies, Australian conductor and music teacher
- Egidio Davies, Brazilian, Federal Police
- Emily Davies, English feminist
- Eric Davies, South African cricketer
[edit] F
- Freddie Davies, English comedian
- Fulham Davies, Arkansas businessman
[edit] G
- Gareth Davies, musician in Suburban Vegetable
- Gary Davies, various including;
- Gary Davies, English DJ
- Gary Davies, English boxer
- Gavyn Davies, British banker and past BBC chairman
- Geoffrey Davies, English actor
- George Davies, British politician.
- George Davies, English fashion retailer
- George Llewelyn Davies, see Llewelyn Davies
- Geraint Davies, various including:
- Geraint Davies, UK Labour Party politician
- Geraint Davies, Welsh Plaid Cymru politician
- Geraint Wyn Davies, Canadian actor
- Gerald Davies Welsh rugby player
- Grant Davies, Australian canoer
- Godfrey Davies, English historian
- Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, English actress
[edit] H
- Henry Davies, (1804–1890) Welsh born journalist at Cheltenham
- Henry Eugene Davies, Jr., (1836–94), American soldier and lawyer
- Henry Walford Davies, English composer
- Hopkin Davies, Wales international rugby player
- Howard Davies, one of several people including:
- Sir Howard Davies, Director of the LSE
- Howard Davies, Theatre Director
- Harold Whitridge Davies, (1894–1946), Australian professor of physiology and expeditionist
- Hugh Sykes Davies, English poet and academic
- Hunter Davies, Scottish writer
- Huw Irranca-Davies, British politician
[edit] I
- Idris Davies, Welsh poet
[edit] J
- Jack Llewelyn Davies, see Llewelyn Davies
- Jackson Davies, Canadian actor
- James Davies, one of several people including:
- James C. Davies, sociologist
- James Llewellyn Davies, Welsh soldier
- Jeremy Davies, English Catholic priest
- Jeremy Davies, American actor
- Jim Davies, English guitarist
- Jim Davies, Australian rules footballer
- Jimmy Davies, American racing driver
- Jocelyn Davies, Welsh politician
- John Davies, one of several people including:
- John Davies of Hereford (1565?–1618) poet and satirist
- Sir John Davies (1569–1626) poet, statesman, attorney-general in Ireland
- Dr John Davies (c.1567–1644), lexicographer, translator, and editor of the 1620 Welsh edition of the Bible
- John Davies (1814–1872), Australian publisher
- John P. Davies (1908–1999), American diplomat
- John R. T. Davies (1927–2004) remastering engineer of classic jazz records and musician
- John Davies (1938–2003), New Zealand athlete
- Dr John Davies, Welsh historian and broadcaster
- John Henry Davies, British brewer and owner of Manchester United
- John Howard Davies, television producer and former child actor
- John Quentin Davies, usually called Quentin Davies, British Conservative MP
- John Davies (swimmer)
- John Davies (1916–1979) British businessman (British Petroleum) and cabinet minister
- Bishop John Stewart Davies of the Diocese of St Asaph, Church in Wales
- John Thomas Davies, English - British soldier
- John Ainsworth-Davies, English athlete
- John Rhys-Davies, Welsh actor
- Jonathan Davies, (multiple names)
- Joseph E. Davies, American diplomat
- Joseph G. Davies, Microsoft employee
- Joseph John Davies, English soldier
[edit] K
- Karl Davies, English television actor
- Kay Davies, English geneticist
- Kevin Davies, English footballer
- Kevin Davies, British television director
- Kieron Davies, German rugby union player
- Kimberley Davies, Australian actress
- Kyle Davies, American baseball player
- Kyle Davies, American soccer player
[edit] L
- L. P. Davies, British novelist
- Lane Davies, American actor
- Laura Davies, English golfer
- Libby Davies, Canadian politician
- Lilian May Davies, later Princess Lilian, Duchess of Halland
- Lindy Davies, Australian actress
- Llewellyn Alberic Emilius Price-Davies, British general
- Louis Henry Davies, Canadian politician
- Luke Davies, Australian writer
- Lyndal Davies, Australian wildlife documentary maker
- Lynn Davies, British athlete
[edit] M
- M. C. Davies, Australian businessman
- Mandy Rice-Davies, Welsh model
- Marianne Davies, English musician
- Marion Davies, American actress
- Mark Davies, (multiple names)
- Martin Davies, multiple people
- Martyn Davies, British weather forecaster
- Mervyn Davies, Welsh rugby player
- Michael Davies, one of several people including:
- Michael Davies, British Traditionalist Catholic writer
- Michael Davies, television producer.
- Michael Davies, British illustrator and cartoonist Michael ffolkes
- Michael Davies, British High Court judge
- Michael Davies, cricketer
- Michael Llewelyn Davies, see Llewelyn Davies
- Mike Davies, American-born UK television and radio broadcaster
- Mike Davies, English footballer
- A. Morley Davies, British paleontologist
- Cooke Davies, Canadian politician
[edit] N
- Nicholas Barry Davies, British ethologist, ornithologist and professor at the University of Cambridge
- Nicholas Llewelyn Davies, see Llewelyn Davies
- Nicola Davies, English children's author
- Norman Davies, English historian
- Niki Davies, Welsh Athletics Athlete
[edit] O
- Oliver Ford Davies, English actor
- Owen Davies, writer on witchcraft
[edit] P
- Patricia Davies, Zimbabwean field hockey player
- Paul Davies, multiple people
- Peter Davies, multiple people
- Peter Ho Davies, English author
- Peter Llewelyn Davies, see Llewelyn Davies
- Peter Maxwell Davies, English composer
- Philip Davies, British politician
- A. Powell Davies, American Unitarian Minister
[edit] Q
- Quentin Davies, British politician
- Querolaine Davies, Brazilian journalist
[edit] R
- Ray Davies, English rock musician, vocalist, songwriter, and founding member of The Kinks
- R.E.G. Davies, English scholar and aviation writer
- Reine Davies, American actress
- Rees Davies, Welsh historian
- Rhett Davies, producer
- Rhys Davies (disambiguation)
- Richard Davies, Welsh bishop
- Richard Davies, Welshh actor
- Richard Davies, British equerry
- Richard Bell-Davies, British fighter pilot
- Rick Davies, English musician with Supertramp
- Robert Davies (disambiguation), several persons
- Rob Davies, Welsh footballer
- Robertson Davies, Canadian author
- Roger Davies, Australian music manager
- Ronald Thomas (Ron) Davies the former football (soccer) defender who played for Cardiff City and Southampton in the 1950s and 1960s.
- Ronald Tudor Davies Former Southampton & Wales footballer
- Ron Davies, Welsh politician
- Ronald Davies, American judge
- Rosemary Davies, American actress
- Rupert Davies, English actor
- Russell Davies, Welsh television personality
- Russell T Davies, Welsh television writer
- Ryan Davies, Welsh entertainer
[edit] S
- S. O. Davies, British politician
- Scott Davies, (multiple names)
- Sharron Davies (born 1962), English swimmer
- Siobhan Davies, English dancer
- Simon Davies, (multiple names)
- Sonja Davies, New Zealand trade unionist and politician
- Stan Davies (1898–1972), Welsh international footballer
- Stephen Davies, (multiple names)
- Steven Davies, English cricketer
- Stevie Davies, Welsh novelist
- Sylvia Llewelyn Davies (1866-1910) Mother of the boys who served as the inspiration for Peter Pan
[edit] T
- T. Glynne Davies, Welsh poet and broadcaster
- Terence Davies, English film director
- Theophilus Harris Davies, British businessman
- Tod Davies, American screenwriter
- Tom Davies, American Football player
- Tru Davies, fictional eponymous character in Tru Calling
[edit] V
- Valentine Davies, American film director
[edit] W
- W. H. Davies, Welsh poet and writer
- W. P. C. Davies, English rugby player and headmaster
- W. R. Davies, second president (1941–1959) of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
- Walford Davies, English composer
- William Davies, many people including:
- William Davies, military leader in the American Revolution
- William Davies, Australian politician
- William Rupert Davies, former Canadian senator
- Windsor Davies, English actor
[edit] See also
- Davis (disambiguation), a placename and surname - among other uses
- Davies-Gilbert
- Baron Davies
- Llewelyn Davies, the family closely connected with J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan
[edit] References
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