Deaths
- 6 January - Owen Roberts, educator, 79
- 19 January - Anna Leonowens, governess who claimed Welsh birth (but was actually born in India)
- 24 January - Charles Taylor, naval officer and Wales rugby international, 51 (killed in action)
- 30 January - Thomas Benbow Phillips, pioneed settler, 85
- 21 March - Edward Pegge, Wales international rugby player, 50
- 25 April - William Charles Williams, VC recipient, 34 (killed in action)
- 6 June - John Lloyd, political reformer, 81
- 31 July - Billy Geen, soldier and Wales international rugby union player, 24 (killed in action)
- 7 September - Robert Lewis-Lloyd, Welsh rower and barrister, High Sheriff of Radnorshire, 79
- 26 September - Keir Hardie, MP for Merthyr Tydfil
- 27 September - Richard Garnons Williams, soldier and Wales international rugby union player, 59 (killed in action)
- 30 September - Rupert Price Hallowes, VC recipient, 34 (killed in action)
- 2 October - Lord Ninian Crichton-Stuart, politician, 32 (killed in action)
- 22 November - Llewellyn John Montfort Bebb, Principal of St David's College, Lampeter, 53
- 29 November - Rachel Davies (Rahel o Fôn), Baptist preacher, 69
- 10 December - David Jenkins, composer, 66
- 17 December - John Rhys, philologist
- date unknown - David Gwynne-Vaughan, botanist
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