Eluned Morgan
- Eluned was brought up in Y Wladfa, (the Welsh colony) in Patagonia and went to a Welsh language school.
- 1885: Eluned travelled to Wales and returned for a second time in 1888, when she attended a school in Dolgellau for two years.
- 1890: After returning to the Welsh colony she kept a boarding school for girls in Trelew.
- 1891: She started competing for essay prizes in the colony eisteddfodau.
- 1896: Eluned returned again to Wales, and started publishing articles in the magazine 'Cymru'.
- She worked hard to establish an intermediate school in Gaiman.
- 1989: She travelled in the Andes, and sent an account of her journey to 'Cymru'.
- 1903–09: She was an assistant at Cardiff Library and lectured aross Wales, before visiting the Middle East and returning to the colony.
- 1904–09: She published her books 'Dringo’r Andes' (Climbing the Andes), and 'Gwymon y Môr', (Seaweed) which gave an account of the sea voyage from Wales to Patagonia.
- 1912–18: She lived in Cardiff before returning to Y Wladfa.
- 1914–15: She published 'Ar Dir a Môr' (On Land and Sea) about her travels in Palestine, and 'Plant yr Haul', (Children of the Sun) a book about the native peoples of Peru.
‘She was a woman who was brought up far from Wales, without, what are considered here, the advantages of education, and yet she became one of the greatest writers of her nation.’ – Translated from R. Bryn Williams, ‘Eluned Morgan: Bywgraffiad a Detholiad’ (Y Clwb Llyfrau Cymreig 1948)