James William Webb-Jones

James William Webb-Jones
James William Webb-Jones
Born	21 February 1904; Cowbridge, Glamorgan, Wales
Died	29 December 1965; Witham Hall, Lincolnshire, England
Resting place	St. Andrew's Church, Witham on the Hill, England
Nationality	Welsh
Education	Cranleigh School
Alma mater	Worcester College, Oxford (BA; MA); University of Grenoble (Diplôme de Hautes Études);
Occupation(s)	Choral conductor; Headmaster
Known for	Headmaster of St George's School, Windsor Castle (1934 – 1942); Headmaster of Vanbrugh Castle School (1951 – 1955); Headmaster of Wells Cathedral School (1955 – 1964);
Spouse(s)	Barbara Bindon Moody (m. 1930, Windsor), d. of Colonel Richard S. Hawks Moody
Parents	Ernest William Jones (father); Aimée Elizabeth Parson, who was the daughter of James Parson and of Jessy Burton (mother);
Relatives	Arthur Webb-Jones (uncle); Edwin Price Jones, Vice-Consul for Chile (uncle); William (Bill) Wynn Jones, Bishop of Central Tanganyika (cousin); Major-General James Fitzgerald Martin (brother-in-law);

James William Webb-Jones (1904–1965) was a Welsh choral conductor, educator, and cricketer.

James William Webb-Jones
Born	21 February 1904 Cowbridge, Glamorgan, Wales
Died	29 December 1965 Witham Hall, Lincolnshire, England
Resting place	St. Andrew's Church, Witham on the Hill, England
Nationality	Welsh
Education	Cranleigh School
Alma mater	Worcester College, Oxford (BA; MA) University of Grenoble (Diplôme de Hautes Études)
Occupation(s)	Choral conductor; Headmaster
Known for	Headmaster of St George's School, Windsor Castle (1934 – 1942) Headmaster of Vanbrugh Castle School (1951 – 1955) Headmaster of Wells Cathedral School (1955 – 1964)
Spouse(s)	Barbara Bindon Moody (m. 1930, Windsor), d. of Colonel Richard S. Hawks Moody
Parents	Ernest William Jones (father) Aimée Elizabeth Parson, who was the daughter of James Parson and of Jessy Burton (mother)
Relatives	Arthur Webb-Jones (uncle) Edwin Price Jones, Vice-Consul for Chile (uncle) William (Bill) Wynn Jones, Bishop of Central Tanganyika (cousin) Major-General James Fitzgerald Martin (brother-in-law)