Notes: The genealogy of the Selwyn and related families.

Matches 301 to 350 of 369

#	Notes	Linked to
301	Ordained priest, 1834.	Selwyn, The Rt. Rev. George Augustus (I0384)
302	Perpetual curate of Wheatenhust/Whitminster from 1776 to his death in 1787	Selwyn, Jasper (I0988)
303	Prebendary of Hereford	Selwyn, Rev. William (I0408)
304	Prebendary of Torleton 1775-1794	Selwyn, Rev. Charles Jasper (I0277)
305	Prebendary of Wells and Hereford	Hoskins, Rev. Henry (I0748)
306	Professor Charlotte Macdonald of the Victoria University of Wellington has written an extensive appraisal of Sarah's life and work entitled "Between religion and empire: Sarah Selwyn's Aotearoa/New Zealand, Eton and Lichfield, England, c.1840s-1900". The article was published in the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association / Revue de la Société historique du Canada, Volume 19, numéro 2, 2008, p. 43-75.	Richardson, Sarah Harriet (I0407)
307	Purchased the lordship of Scadbury Park in 1736.	Selwyn, Col. John (I0490)
308	Received a pension of £100 from the civil list.	Selwyn, Charlotte (I0232)
309	Received a pension of £100 from the civil list.	Selwyn, Albinia Frances (I0233)
310	Received a pension of £100 from the civil list.	Selwyn, Maria Louisa (I0235)
311	Received a pension of £100 from the civil list.	Selwyn, Henrietta Elizabeth (I0236)
312	Receiver General of the Customs	Selwyn, Capt. Henry (I0359)
313	Recorded by Edward Selwyn on the day his wife died.	Source (S2)
314	Rector of Bath Abbey Archdeacon of Bath 1938-1947 Bishop of Fulham 1947-1949	Selwyn, Rt. Rev. William Marshall (I0580)
315	Rector of Ludgershall. 1777-1823	Selwyn, Rev. John (I0305)
316	Rector of North Perrott	Hoskins, Rev. Henry (I0748)
317	Rector of St Paul's, Cray	Simons, Rev. John (I0671)
318	Registered at Conway, Caernarvonshire	Adams, Gladstone (I0702)
319	Registered in the parish of St Peter, Bradford (Bradford Cathedral)	Selwyn, Rev. William Maingay (I0289)
320	Reported in the Kentish Gazette 18th Feb 1851	Morris, Congreve Selwyn (I1271)
321	Rev.	Steward, Ambrose (I0637)
322	Rev. William Carus, M.A., b. 1804, was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he graduated with highest honours in Classics and Mathematics in 1827. He was Senior Fellow and Dean of Trinity College, Incumbent of Great St. Mary's, and Select University Preacher in 1854, 1859, and 1866. He was appointed Canon Residentiary of Winchester, Vicar of Romsey, and Rural Dean in 1851, and was Proctor in Convocation. Canon Carus was the author of "Memoirs of Rev. Charles Simeon" and " Life of Bishop Mcllvaine." The Carus Greek Testament Prize at Cambridge was founded in memory of his name. He married, in 1851, Maria Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the Rev. Edward Selwyn, Rector of Hemingford Abbotts, Co. Huntingdon, and died at Bournemouth 27th August, 1891, leaving no issue.	Carus, Rev. William (I0140)
323	s. Charles (Jasper) of Blockley, co. Worcester, cler. PEMBROKE COLL., matric 14 March, 1780, aged 18; B.A. 1784, rector of Pixhill and vicar of Yorkhill, co. Hereford, dead before 1815.	Selwyn, Rev. Congreve (I0241)
324	s. Charles Jasper, of Blockley, co. Worcester, cler. PEMBROKE COLL., matric. 4 May, 1774, aged 21; B.C.L. 1783, rector of Ludgershall, Wilts, 1777, master of Wigston's Hospital, Leicester 1793, and succentor of Salisbury Cathedral, rector of Coulstone, Wilts, 1798, until his death 4 Nov, 1823, father of the last named and of the next named.	Selwyn, Rev. John (I0305)
325	s. Henry Charles, of St. Mary's, Gloucester (city), arm. CHRIST CHURCH, matric. 2 May, 1800, aged 17; B.A. 1804, M.A. 1806, vicar of Kilmington 1837, until his death 31 May, 1853, father of the last named.	Selwyn, Rev. Townshend (I0172)
326	s. Henry. 'principis. curii Westmonasterii,' gent. CHRISTCHRURCH, matric. 12 June 1745, aged 18; B.A. 1749, M.A. 1767, vicar of Blockley, co. Worcester, 1761, rector of Beverstone with Kingscote, co. Gloucester, 1767, and preb. of Salisbury 1775, until his death 10 Sep., 1794, father of John, 1774, and of the next named. See Alumni West., 333.	Selwyn, Rev. Charles Jasper (I0277)
327	s. John, of Chislehurst, Kent, arm. HART HALL, matric. 1 Feb, 1738-9, aged 19; surveyor-general of the Crown lands, surveryor of the meltings and clerk of the irons in the Mint, registrar in the Court of Chancery in the Island of Barbados, M.P. Ludgershall 1747-54, Gloucester (city) 1754-80, and Ludgershall 1780, until his death 25 Jan, 1791.	Selwyn, George Augustus (I0508)
328	s. John, of Ludgershall, Wilts, cler. WORCESTER COLL., matric 4 May, 1796, aged 17.	Selwyn, Lieut. George Brydges (I0315)
329	s. John, of Ludgershall, Wilts. cler. CORPUS CHRISTI COLL., matric. 24 Jan, 1800, aged 17.	Selwyn, Lieut. John (I0316)
330	s. William, of Gloucester (city), arm. ORIEL COLL., matric. 11 April 1674, aged 16; of Stonehouse, co. Gloucester; M.P. Gloucester 1698-1700, 1700-1, colonel 1701, major-general 1702; died 6 April, 1702. See Foster's Parliamentary History.	Selwyn, Maj. Gen. William (I0486)
331	s. William, of Matson, co. Gloucester, arm. NEW INN HALL, matric 11 Dec, 1640, aged 15; died in 1679; father of the next.	Selwyn, William (I0513)
332	scholar of St. John's Coll., Cambridge, 1824-9. 6th wrangler, senior classic and chancellor's medallist 1828 (B.A. 1828, fellow 1829-32, M.A. 1831, B.D. 1850, D.D. 1864); adm. 'ad eundem' 28 June, 1860(1s, William), Lady Margaret professor of theology 1855-75, rector of Branston, co. Leicester, 1831-46, vicar of Melbourne, co. Cambridge, 1846-53, canon of Ely 1833, chaplain in ordinary to the Queen 1859, F.R.D. 1866, hon. joint curator Lambeth Library 1872, died 24 April, 1875, brother of George O.; for list of his works see Crockford.	Selwyn, The Rev. Canon William (I0383)
333	scholar St. John's COLL., Cambridge 1827-33, B.A. 1831, fellow 1833-9, M.A. 1834, D.D. 1842, hon. fellow 1867-78; adm. 'ad eundem' 30 Jun, 1837, and again 29 Oct, 1841, created D.C.L. 3 Dec, 1867 (2s William), preb. of Lichfield 1867-73. (1st) bishop of New Zealand 1841-67, and of Lichfield 1867, until his death 11 April, 1878, brother of William; for list of his works see Crockford. See also Eton School Lists.	Selwyn, The Rt. Rev. George Augustus (I0384)
334	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Selwyn, Christopher George (I0001)
335	See Wikipedia entry about the shipwreck	Langton, Harriette Catherine (I0659)
336	Selwyn, Anthony Alias: Selwin, Anthony Alias: Shelwin, Anthony Adm. pens. at EMMANUEL, 27 Apr., 1612. Perhaps s. and h. of Edward (below), of Friston, Sussex. Matric. 1612, 'Shelwin.' Died s.p. (Vis. of Sussex, 1530, 1633-4 .)	Selwyn, Anthony (I0800)
337	Selwyn, Congreve, o.s. Congreve, of Cheltenham, co. Gloucester, gent Exeter Coll., matric 2 Feb., 1860, aged 20; vicar of Welsh-Hampton 1870-5, of Caynham, Salop, 1875-9, and of St Mary, Haggerston, London, 1879, until his death 2 May, 1882.	Selwyn, Rev. Longmore Congreve Clift (I1252)
338	Served as a curate at Windsor, 1833-41.	Selwyn, The Rt. Rev. George Augustus (I0384)
339	Served in various military capacities in the West Indies, Ireland, Cape of Good Hope and England.	Selwyn, Col. Charles Jasper (I0231)
340	Settled Frognal manor on his daughter Albinia Selwyn and the Hon. Thomas Townshend in 1751	Selwyn, Col. John (I0490)
341	Sheriff of Essex	Tuke, George (I1173)
342	Still born	Selwyn (I1362)
343	Subject of a book by Pamela Barnes "Where Duty Leads: The Life of Colonel Charles Jasper Selwyn, R. E. Officer Commanding Royal Engineers, Graham's Town, 1834-1842"	Selwyn, Col. Charles Jasper (I0231)
344	Surrendered Malmesbury Abbey to Henry VIII on 15 Dec 1539	Selwyn, Robert (I0560)
345	The "The London Gazette" October 18, 1872 contains Jasper Henry Selwyn, of Woodland Crag, Grasmere, Westmorland, Captain R.N, for an invention of "improvements in cartridges for certain kinds of breech loading fire arms." Dated 12th October, 1865.	Selwyn, Adm. Jasper Henry (I0176)
346	The famous headmaster of Rugby School.	Arnold, Dr. Thomas (I0676)
347	The famous humorist.	Herbert, Alan Patrick (I0402)
348	The inscription on his grave reads :- Beneath this Stone are deposited the Remains of HENRY CHARLES SELWYN Esq Lieutenant Governor of the Island of Montserrat and formerly Captain in the Royal Fuzileers He died the 23rd day of June AD 1807 In the 56th year of his Age	Selwyn, Capt. Henry Charles (I0228)
349	The last vice-chancellor of England	Shadwell, Lancelot (I1235)
350	The London Gazette published 2884. To Jasper Henry Selwyn, of Woodland Crag Grasmere, in the county of Westmoreland, Captain in the Royal Navy, for the invention of "a novel apparatus for paying out or laying down submarine telegraph cables or wires, and for raising the same after they have been laid down." On 14 January, 1859 On his petition, recorded in the Office of the Commissioners on the 16th day of December, 1858.	Selwyn, Adm. Jasper Henry (I0176)