Deaths
1500
- 1 October - John Alcock, Tudor supporter and Lord President of the Council of Wales and the Marches
1502
- 2 April - Arthur, Prince of Wales, 15
1503
- date unknown
- Richard Amerike, English merchant, royal customs officer and sheriff, of Welsh descent
- Sir John Donne, courtier, diplomat and soldier, commissioner of the Donne Triptych
1505
- date unknown - Sir Thomas Salusbury, Tudor supporter
1509
- 21 April - King Henry VII, Pembroke-born King of England, 52
- 29 June - Lady Margaret Beaufort, widow of Edmund Tudor and mother of King Henry VII, 66
1510
- date unknown - Rhys Fawr ap Maredudd, Welsh nobleman and Tudor adherent
1512
- 12 February - David ap Owen, Bishop of St Asaph
1513
- approximate date - Rhys Nanmor, poet
1514
- 3 April - Sir Thomas Englefield, Welsh landowner and Speaker of the House of Commons
1523
- date unknown - Griffith Ryce, servant of Arthur Tudor
1525
- Spring - Sir Rhys ap Thomas, Tudor supporter, 75?
1526
- 15 April - Charles Somerset, 1st Earl of Worcester
1543
- 28 January - Rowland Lee, Lord President of the Council of Wales and the Marches
1549
- 26 November - Henry Somerset, 2nd Earl of Worcester
1554
- 18 May - William Thomas (executed)
- 24 December - 80 "red-headed bandits of Mawddach" (executed)
1555
- March (probable) - Rawlins White, fisherman, 70? (executed by burning at Cardiff)
- 30 March - Robert Ferrar, former Bishop of St David's (executed by burning at Carmarthen)
- 15 October - Sir John Prys, notary public to King Henry VIII, 53?
- 15 November - Robert Holgate, former Bishop of Llandaff
1558
- 9 April - William Nichol, Protestant martyr
- 21 May - William Glyn, bishop
- date unknown - Robert Recorde, mathematician
1559
- 10 April - Sir Rice Mansel, admiral
1560
- 15 December - Sir Thomas Parry
1570
- March-July - Sir Richard Clough, merchant
- 17 March - William Herbert, 1st Earl of Pembroke
1574
- August - Hugh Price, lawyer
1581
- 7 November - Richard Davies, bishop
- date unknown - Morys Clynnog, Recusant author
1584
- 27 April - David Lewis, lawyer, founder of Jesus College, Oxford
- 15 October - Richard Gwyn, Catholic martyr, 47
- probable - William Salesbury, translator of the New Testament into Welsh
1585
- 2 March - William Parry, conspirator (executed)
1586
- 5 May - Henry Sidney, President of the Council of Wales, 56
- 20 September - Thomas Salisbury, conspirator (executed), 22?
- date unknown - Griffith Lloyd, Principal of Jesus College, Oxford
1589
- 21 February - William Somerset, 3rd Earl of Worcester
1590
- 12 February - Blanche Parry, gentlewoman to Queen Elizabeth I, 81?
1591
- 27 August - Katheryn of Berain, much-married heiress, 57?
- 15 October - William Blethyn, Bishop of Llandaff
1592
- 3 November - Sir John Perrot, Lord Deputy of Ireland, 63
1593
- 29 May - John Penry, Protestant martyr, 33
1595
- 12 December - Roger Williams, soldier of fortune, 55?
1596
- October - Richard Herbert, politician and judge
1598
- 2 January - Morris Kyffin, soldier and author
- 12 July - John Jones, Catholic martyr
- 4 August - William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley, politician of Welsh descent
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