 1809 - 1873 (64 years)
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| Name |
Nugent Wade |
| Prefix |
Rev |
| Born |
1809 |
Dublin  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Education |
Trinity College Dublin |
| Occupation |
Canon Or Bristol Rector Of S't Anne's Church Soho London |
| Occupation |
28 Soho Square, London, Middlesex, England |
| Rector Of St Anne Soho & Canon Of Bristol |
| Died |
1873 |
Llandrindod Wells |
| Age |
64 years |
| Buried |
Old Bishop’s Palace, Bristol |
| Person ID |
I36 |
Curtis Hayward |
| Last Modified |
14 Aug 2020 |
| Family |
Louisa Fenwick, b. 2 Jun 1817, Helsingør, Denmark , d. 24 Feb 1891, Bromley, Kent, England (Age 73 years) |
| Married |
11 Apr 1836 |
Anglican Church, Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Children |
| | 1. Arthur Fenwick Stephenson Wade, b. 17 Apr 1837, Elsinore Denmark |
| | 2. Susanna Elizabeth Wade, b. 11 Nov 1838, Helsingør, Denmark |
| | 3. Mary Louisa Wade, b. 1840, Middlesex, England |
| | 4. Nugent Charles Wade, b. 1841, Dublin , d. 1873 (Age 32 years) |
| | 5. Louisa Anne Wade, b. 1843 |
| | 6. Emily Harriet Wade, b. 22 Jan 1845, London, Middlesex, England , d. 19 Apr 1911, Ellesborough, Butlers Cross, Bucks, England (Age 66 years) |
| | 7. Charles Herbert Wade, b. 17 Jul 1849, St Anne's Soho |
| | 8. Fairfax Blomfield Wade-Palmer, b. 1851, d. 1919, South Africa (Age 68 years) |
| | 9. George Edward Wade, b. 1853 |
| | 10. Edith Wade, b. 1854 |
| | 11. Margaret Wade, b. 1858, d. 12 Aug 1882, Ischia (Age 24 years) |
| | 12. Beatrice Evelyn Wade, b. 1860, bur. Holybourne Hants |
| | 13. Octavia Elizabeth Wade, d. sept 15th 1938, Barnwood Glos |
| | 14. Reginald Fairfax Wade, d. South Africa |
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| Last Modified |
14 Aug 2020 |
| Family ID |
F15 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- Curate in S't Paul's chapel Bunhill Row Finsbury 1839
- Said to have been greatest scholar of his day. Trinity Dublin and Oxford, Theologian philosopher and Anglo-Saxon Scholar. "the influence of Nugent Wade on the protestant churches of Europe in 1832" taken as a recent thesis at Oxford. His Anglo-saxon text book is still in use at Oxford. British chaplain at Elsinore Vicar of St Paul's Bunhill Rd, 50 years vicar of St Anne's Soho where he and his choir under Barnby revived the interest in Bach in England starting with the Christmas Oratorio and Crescendo to the Mathew Passion & other great works. Church became famour for the music. The royal family attended regularly. Tremendous parish worker fighting crime in a parish 4 times it's present size. Linguist marrying sometimes in 4 different languages in a day. opened up Pontracina as Chaplain Canon of Bristol where he died.
- Made Deacon of the church of Ireland S't Phelim Kilmore 2/9/1832
- Priest Kilmore 4/4/1833
- Chaplain to the British residents Elsinore Denmark 6/1833
- Rector S't Anne's church Soho 13/1/1846
- Nugent Wade was a friend of the Revd William Sewell, brother of Henry Sewell (qv) of the Canterbury Association. In this association, he served in the 1840s on the London committee for the founding of the new S Columba’s College, Dublin. This public school was intended by its Oxford Movement proponents to be the Irish Eton. Nugent Wade continued with
that wider group to participate in William Sewell’s next initiative, S Peter’s College Radley. His own son Nugent Charles Wade attended Radley, as did J Arthur Godley, the son of John Robert Godley.
Nugent Wade was the founder of the S Barnabas’ House of Charity in Soho, with a ministry to street women (as prostitutes were politely called), and a founder of S Mary’s Crown St, an Anglo-Catholic centre in a slum district within the parish of Soho. He made S Anne’s Soho a gathering place for the new generation of central London Anglo-Catholics. (see WS Vaux.)
Of Nugent Wade’s large family, two sons lived in New Zealand. Nugent Charles Wade farmed (from 1879) for a few years at Limehurst in the Waikari Valley, North Canterbury, where he assisted the ministry of the Ritualist priest the Revd JL Keating, and sat in the Christchurch diocesan synod (1880, 1881). Another son, Reginald Wade (‘a crazy impractical muddler’ as
Acland reports) was during the 1870s (and again in the 1890s) manager of the Waireka station in mid-Canterbury.
Sources: Acland, Boase, Crockford, Canterbury Association, Foster, ‘History of Radley’.
http://anglicanhistory.org/nz/blain_canterbury2007.pdf
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| Sources |
- [S41] Duncan Web Site, Alfonso P Duncan, Nugent Wade (Reliability: 3), 12 Oct 2009.
Added by confirming a Smart Match
- [S83] Aubrey-Fletcher Web Site, Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, Nugent Wade (Reliability: 3), 2 Dec 2013.
Added by confirming a Smart Match
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