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Thomas Griffiths (politician)
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Thomas Griffiths (1867–1955) was a Welsh trade union official and Labour Party politician, he was a member of parliament for Pontypool from 1918 to 1935.[1]
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Early life
Griffiths was born in 1867 in Neath, Wales and was educated at the Melyn Voluntary School.[1] In 1899 at the age of 32 Griffiths became a student at the newly opened Ruskin College in Oxford, England.[1] In his home town he worked in the local steel industry and also served on Neath Town Council.[1]
Politics
He was appointed a Divisional Officer of Iron and Steel Trades Confederation and in the 1918 General Election he became the member of parliament for Neath.[1] Between 1919 and 1925 he was a Labour Party Whip and in 1924 he briefly became the Treasure of the King's Household.[1]
Private life
He married Mary Elizabeth Morgan in 1891 and they had a son and a daughter, he died aged 87 in Oxford, England on 4 February 1955.[1]
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