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Thomas Pryce-Jenkins
Dr. Thomas John Pryce-Jenkins (1 February 1862-6 August 1922) was a Welsh international rugby union wing who played club rugby for London Welsh and county rugby for Middlesex. Pryce-Jenkins represented Wales twice but he is more notable within the field of rugby for being a founding member of London Welsh.
==Personal history==
Pryce-Jenkins was born in 1864 to the rector of Llanllwch, a village outside Carmarthen in South Wales.〔Jones (1985), pg 5.〕 He was educated at Llandovery College and later Cambridge University. After leaving university, Pryce-Jones took time away from education and joined a touring theatrical company. After four years he returned to London and completed his medical studies, setting up a surgery at Hills Place behind the Palladium. A strong athlete he turned his amateur interest in games into his medical speciality, treating athletic injuries. Notable patients included runners Alfred Shrubb and Reggie Walker.〔Jones (1985), pg 4.〕 He would later treat players from London Welsh never charging them for his services.〔
Pryce-Jenkins took a leading role in the formation of the London Welsh Battalion at the outbreak of World War I, and became a medical advisor at the London Depot. Pryce-Jenkins was also an amateur writing, completing several short stories and a play, 'Sands of Time'.〔
Pryce-Jenkins died in 1922 at the age of 58, he was buried at Marylebone Cemetery.〔
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