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Eisteddfod. After having charmed the thousands who came to listen to him from the hills and valleys, he came home with me for a cup of tea. When he learned that my mother could not attend the eisteddfod, owing to ill health, he sang to her all of his programme of songs and encores, with the same
323:, Wales. Lewis was touring the Welsh communities of the US with a concert party he had brought over from Wales. Llew Llwyfo managed to persuade James Savage to give up his job in the mines and join the concert party, a decision which changed the course of his life. 339:, London, England and in two years, the shortest time in record there for a student, won the bronze, silver, and gold medals. He was later elected associate of the institution and soon after became a 425:
vigour and enthusiasm that he displayed in singing to the thousands. What pleasure this gave to my dear old mother! Ever since there has been a warm spot in my heart for the famous musician.
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On returning to Wales, Sauvage began to make a name for himself in the musical world, and was frequently called upon to perform at the
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Every summer James made an annual 'pilgrimage' back to Rhosllannerchrugog, travelling in some style between New York and
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Sauvage continued to make regular visits to the United States and eventually the family settled there in Lincoln Park,
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James Savage married Eleanor Lewis, the daughter of his mentor Llew Llwyfo, on 11 December 1871 at
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Professor James Sauvage died in November 1922 at Newark, New Jersey at the age of 73.
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with several other young men from Rhos. A few years later, in the town of
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Obituary of James Sauvage, "Newark Call", Newark, New Jersey, USA, 1922
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Obituary of James Sauvage, "Rhos Herald", Rhosllannerchrog, Wales, 1922
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At the age of eighteen, he left to seek work in the coalfields of
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About thirty five year ago he was the principal vocalist in the
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liners. He made his last visit to Rhos in the summer of 1922.
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singer, and for a number of years was a member of the
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Sauvage grew up in the mining community of Penrhos,
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