Richard Llewellyn(1906-1983)

He left instructions that upon his death his remains should be cremated and he should have no grave. There is no monument to his memory, but a plaque on the wall of the ruined Six Bells public house in the Welsh village of Gilfach-goch commemorates him and his association with the area, said to be the inspiration for his novel "How Green Was My Valley" (1940).