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REPTON SCHOOL REGISTER

1557-1910.

EDITED FOR THE O. R. SOCIETY BY THE WIDOW OF G. S. MESSITER, M.A., O.R.

REPTON:

A. J. r.A WRENCH, PRINTER TO THE SCHOOE.

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REPTON :

A. J. LAWRENCE, PRINTER TO THE SCHOOL.

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PREFACE

CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS

HEREDITARY GOVERNORS

GOVERNORS OF REPTON SCHOOL

MASTERS OF ETWALL HOSPITAL

HEADMASTERS OF REPTON SCHOOL

USHERS

ASSISTANT MASTERS

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE REGISTER

INDEX

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XI

XIII

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XXIII

. XXXII

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(^cpton, ^c^oof, an6 ^c^oof (Jlcgt6^er6.

(B^p^on.

The earliest mention of the name occurs in the “Anglo-Saxon Chronicle,” a collection of the annals of public events, compiled at various dates. In some of the MSS. of the A. S. Chronicle the name is spelt Hreopan-diin, apparently signifying ‘‘ Hreopa’s down, ’ i.e., Hreopa’s hill-fort, Hreopa being the name of some A. S. warrior, not otherwise known.

The three entries in the A. S. Chronicle, in which Repton is mentioned, appear in MS. as follows :

1. “ A.D. 755. Thy ilcan geare mon ofslog ^thelbald Miercna “ cyning on Seccan-dune, and his lie lith on Hreopa-dune. ”

In the same year was slain ^thelbald, king of the Mercians, at Seckington (^^ arwicks.), and his body lies at Repton.

2. “ A.D. 874. Her for se here from Lindesse to Hreope-dune, “and threr winter-setl nam. ”

In this year the invading army went from Lindsey (Lines.) to Repton, and there took up their winter-quarters.

3. “.\.D. 875. Her for se here from Hreope-dune.”

In this year the invading army departed from Repton.

The various readings give the name as follows : — i. Hreopa A; Hreopan BCD; Reopan E. 2. Hreope ABCE ; Hreopen D.

Here Hreopen and Reopan are later spellings of Hreopan, and Hreope of Hreopa; which practically gives five examples of Hreopan, and five of Hreopa. The former, being the fuller form, may be preferred.

The only other trace of the name Hreopa is in the tribal name Hrepingas, mentioned in (the late) MS. E. under the year 675, in the Peterborough charter there quoted. This may well be a late spelling of Hreopingas, i.e., the sons (or family) of Hreopa. This tribal name is preserved in the modern Repington, which, according to Plummer, is the name of a hundred.

It is proper to note, on the other hand, that Hreopa is the older

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•Spelling-, and looks like a g-enitive plural, but it would be difficull • to explain it.

We also find Hrypadun, apparently Repton, in the index to Kemble’s Charters.

The above note has been contributed by the Rev. W. Skeat, Litt. D., Ang-lo-Saxon Professor in the University of Cambridg-e. whose Chair was endowed by Dr. Joseph Bosworth, O.R. (Spp

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^cBoof.

The School was founded in 155^ in accordance with the will of

Sir John Port, of Etwall, which provided for the endowment of

“ A Grammar School in Etwall or Repton,” to be kept bv ‘‘ A

Priest well learned and gfraduafe,” assisted ‘‘by an Usher.”

The Schoolmaster and Usher were to recei^'e respectivelv Twenty

Pounds and Ten Pounds as their annual salary ‘‘ for their travail

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in keeping- the School.

Provision was also made for ‘‘ a substantial School House, tog^ether with convenient chambers and lodg-ing-s for the School- master and lusher.” The building-s adopted for this purpose included, for many years, only what is now known as The Prior\ . which formed the School and the offici.al residence of the Master and the. Senior Usher till the year 1768, when the then Head- master, curiously enoug-h Prior bv name, moved into Tlie Hall, leaving^ the Priory houses for the two Ushers, known in later years as the Second and Third Masters.

It may here be noted that the present H.M. is not the first whom Priory has sent to Hall 1

Erom the fact that the School was first established in these building^s it was known as ‘‘ Repton Priory School,” as is shewn bv the following- records: — Henslowe, E.P. (p. 74I is entered in the regfister of Jesus Coll., Camb., as coiping^ from ‘‘Repton Priory School ”; Mounsev, G.W. (p. iitI, is similarlv described in the regfister of Trin. Coll.

Moreover, the name ‘‘Priory” was transferred to the Hall which retained the borrowed title as late as Dr. Peile’s time.

The report of the Wildbore brothers (p. 91) for the half-year

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ending- Midsummer, 1S33, written in full by Mr. Macaulay and signed by him, is dated from “ Repton Priory,” and Whitehead, P.E.W. p. 107), writes that he was ” at The Priory or Old Hall under Dr. Peile. ” Also Macaulay, J.H.- (p. loi), referring to the above-mentioned School report, says ‘‘.I can satisfactorily answer your enquiry about ' Priory’ and ‘ Hall.’ All the buildings, including what are now called The Hall and The Priory, were then, and indeed always in Dr. Peile’s time, called ‘The Priory.’ .All letters came, as 1 distinctly recollect, to the Headmaster’s house, addressed ‘ The Priory. ’ This accounts for my uncle dating his letter from ‘The Priory.’ ”

In the year 1621 King James granted to the School a special Charter, the management of the estates being entrusted to a Corporation consisting of ‘•‘ The Master of Etwall - Hospital, The Schoolmaster of Repton, Ushers, Poor Men (of the Hospital) and Poor Scholars.” Under this charter the number of Ushers was doubled, the special duty of the First Usher was ” to teach grammar,” of the Second Usher ” to teach to write, cyphers, and cast accompt. ” It seems probable that at one time the Second Usher presided in the schoolroom known to many O.R.s as ‘‘ The Writing School,” the same with which so many of us associate affectionate memories of sundry incidents, whether of sunshine or storm, under the kindly, if stern, rule of him, after whom the room was known as ‘‘Johnson’s Schoolroom.”

This ancient building was one of the old landmarks removed to make way for the Memorial Hall.

It does not appear from the Charter what share the Poor Scholars (the original Foundation Scholars) took in the duties of the Corporation, but the acting members used to meet for the transaction of business in ” The Audit Room,” in The Priory, the same room which was the Lower Fifth Room for so many years.

In those days the Audit Chest, now in the School Library, was kept in the Audit Room, and was the depository of Corporation papers, &c. The three keys of the chest were in the custody respectively of the Master of the Hospital, the Master of the School, and the senior inmate of the Hospital, the vote of the last named being equal at board meetings to that of either of the

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former. On one occasion (the present Master of the Hospital tells me the date was October 17th, 1866) the representative of the old men carried his view of the question under discussion by refusing" the use of his key of the chest until his amendment had been adopted !

In 1874, after an enquiry by the Charity Commissioners, the present system of government by a more generally representative body was established.

The School Buildings and Boarding Houses were all inside the Arch till the year 1857, soon after which date commenced those lively contests on the old football field by the Trent, doubtless well remembered by O.R.s of the Sixties, when at first the game was “ Hall v. Houses,” and later, as the Houses outside the Arch grew stronger, the notice on the old oaken door at the entrance of ” The Big School ” changed to ‘‘ Inside v. Outside.” In those now antediluvian matches the teams did not consist of XL or XV., but of as many boys as could be collected by the respective captains.

The year 1857 also brought the School to the 300th anniversary of her Foundation. An account of the celebration of that interest- ing event, of which the Chapel is the standing memorial, may be read in the little volume published by Dr. Pears, and entitled ‘‘The Book of the Repton Tercentenary.”

And now we are fast approaching the completion of another 50 years in the history of our School ; let some younger pen record, in the next edition of the Register, the many-sided progress and expansion of the old School during the half-century since she ceased to be confined by the old ” Abbey Wall,” older than herself, older even than the Priory.

^c^oof (Kegtefere.

Though the School was founded in 1557, and entries appear in this edition of the Register under the years 1564 and 1565, there is no entry in the original manuscript of earlier date than 1675, the date of the list quoted on pp. 29-34.

The next entries in the manuscript form the list under date

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1714, quoted on pp. 41-45, which is followed by the names under date 1771, recorded in print on pp. 51-56, as far as the brothers named Greaves.

Mr. Hipkins has told us in his Preface how he was enabled to fill, to some extent, some of the gaps not accounted for in these lists, and the present Editor, acting on the advice of Dr. Peile, O.R., the Master of Christ’s College, spent a week over some of the College Registers in Cambridge, a work which was rewarded by the discovery of 60 entries of Reptonians, whose names have not previously appeared in any list of O.R.s; 40 of these are of earlier date than our own first entries of 1675. Probably a more extended search at Cambridge and a similar examination of the Oxford Registers would produce equally satisfactory results.

No Headmaster, except the one named in the heading of the lists of 1714, is mentioned in the old Register till the arrival of Dr. Sleath in the year 1800. His record is the next after the three lists above mentioned. He begins his list with the names of some few boys who had entered under the previous Master. Unfortunately, the record he has left of his own pupils is sadly incomplete, e.g., the record of the year 1804 contains but eight names. The entries seem to have been made at various times, compiled probably from mere memoranda or old lists, several names are repeated, and not a few are entered without regard to date of admission. It really looks as if the good Doctor had carried off the Register with him to Etwall, and had there filled in his period at his leisure.

His successor, Mr. Macaulay, left no list of admissions in his time; probably because the Register was not in evidence upon his arrival.

Can any O.R. say when and where the Register was first discovered after that date?

The present record of entries under Mr. Macaulay has been compiled chiefly from old School lists of the period. The oldest printed list extant is that for the half-year ending Christmas, 1832, the first published by Macaulay, which contains the names of 37 boys, one of whom, Peter Ma. , is still living.

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Of these lists 13 exist, some being duplicate copies, which, together with 20 lists of Dr. Peile’s time, are now in the School Library.

Dr. Peile commenced his register with a useful list of 35 boys then in the School, giving the dates of their admission under his predecessor.

After him arose Repton’s “Modern Founder,” Dr. Pears. His first half-year’s list, dated Christmas, 1854, contains the names of only 48 boys, and the whole resident teaching staff then consisted of the three Foundation Masters; but before he resigned he was able to enter in his latest four or five lists the names of as many as 260 boys.

From the year 1841 the Registers have been kept continuously and with more detail than previously, but, if the printed editions of Repton’s Register are to contain anything like satisfactory records of her sons, an official Registrar should be appointed (one of the Assistant A'lasters, if possible) to keep record of such items as Entrance Scholarships, &c., membership of the Cricket, Football and Shooting Teams, University Honours and Distinc- tions gained in later life. The Registrar should also keep a separate official Address Book, and should keel? it ivcll up to date.

I am glad to know that the present Headmaster has some such scheme under consideration.

(preface (o (Kep(on ^c^oof (^egteter.

Edited by Rev. F. C. Hipkins, 1895.

During the compilation of this Register the Editor has frequently been asked the question, “ Where do you get the names from? ” As this question may occur to others, a few words as to the authorities consulted and sources of information may be in- teresting.

In the keeping of the Headmaster of Repton School there is an old Register book containing a list of names from 1675 1882. These names have been copied verbatim et literatim. L nfortunately, as will be seen, there are many breaks in the list.

These breaks have been filled up, to a certain extent, by names found in many ways.

(1) An article called “Minute Book of the Wirksworth Classis,’’ published in the “ Journal of the Derbyshire Archaeological and Natural History Society,” Vol. IT, 1880, by Dr. J. Charles Cox (O.R.), supplied information about many in the seventeenth century.

(2) The Charter, granted by James I., named “ the first Foure Poore Schollars. ”

(3) ^ list of witnesses in a chancery suit Ixetween the Master of Repton School, etc., and Gilbert Thacker and others, named eleven O.R.s, who appeared as witnesses at the trial.

(4) Dr. Peile (O.R.), Master of Christ’s College, and Dr. Sandys (O.R.), Fellow of St. John’s College, and Public Orator, Cambridge, have, most kindly, made extracts from their College Registers of Reptonians who were members of their colleges.

(5) School lists, printed during the Headmastership of Mr. Macaulay (1832-40) (presented to the School by H. Temple Pears (O.R.), supplemented by information obtained from and by the Right Hon. George Denman and Canon Macaulay, who were at School during that period, when no Register was kept.

(6) Names cut or written on the school walls, etc.

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(7) University Honours, Deg-rees, Addresses, in “ Alumni Oxonienses ” (Foster), “ Graduati Cantabrigienses ” (Crockford).

Many O.R.s and others have supplied much valuable informa- tion, without which the Register would have been merely a list of names and dates.

In addition to those mentioned above, the Editor begs to return his most grateful thanks to the Headmaser (the Rev. W. M. Furneaux), the Rev. G. P. Clucas, H. H. Bemrose, Esq., W. H. Francis, Esq. (O.R.), J. Tilley, Esq., Author of “The Old Halls, Manors, and Families of Derbyshire;’’ and many others, who, by their kind advice and assistance, have helped him in his arduous but exceedingly pleasant task.

F. C. H.

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The Priory, Repton,

January, i8g^.

J^ietoncaf

By Rev. F. C. Hipkins.

Repton School was founded by Sir John Port, of Etwall, in the County of Derby, Knight. He was the son of Sir John Port, Knt., one of the Justices of the King’s Bench in the reign of King Henry V'lH., who, after the dissolution of the monasteries, conferred the manor, together with the Rectory and advowson of the \’icarage of Etwall, upon Sir John Port; these passed on to his son John, created a Knight of the Bath at the coronation of King Edward VI., 1547. Sir John, by will dated the gth of March, 1556, directed that he should be buried “ as neare as conveniently may be, on the right hand the Tombe that my father made betwixt the chauncell and my Chappell above the body of the parish church in Etwall,” and ‘‘ that a comely and handsome Tomb of pure Marble after the best plain sort be made and erected up by my Executors within six monthes after my decease. In and upon which Tomb I will be sett and fixed graven in brasse after the best fashion all such armes as I and my Wifes are entituled to give with a remembrance of mine and their Names, and of the tyme of my departure from this Transitory life with otlier such scriptures as by my Executors shall be thought most decent and convenient per me supradictum Johannem Porte.”

‘‘ Alsoe that thirteen of the poorest and Impotent Persons as well men as women in Dauburie and Lees Hilton and Repton shall have by the hands of my Executors or their Assignes every Fryday at the Church of Etwall after the High Masse is said dureing three years to pray for my father and mother me and my Wifes and Children and all Christian souls a penny a peece. ”

‘‘ AlsO'e six of the poorest of Etwall Parish shall have weeklie for ever Twenty pence a peece over and besides such lodging as 1 or my Executors shall provide for them in an Alms-House which God willing shall be builded in or near to the Church yard at Etwall.”

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“ Alsoe In like manner I will give & devise to S'" Thomas Gifford Knight and my nephew Richard Harpur Esq Thomas Brewster V^icar of Etwall, John Marker and Simon Starkey and to their heirs all my Lands Tenements & Hereditaments in Mosley Abraham Brockhurst within the County of Lancaster upon con- dition that they shall finde or cause to be found a Priest well learned and graduate and of honest and Virtuous Conversation P'reely to keep a grammar School in Etwall or Repton from time to time for ever. And alsoe to say Masse or minister Divine service at the Alter in my Chappell there or in Repton Church at such Alter as my Executors shall appoint thrice every week. And I will there be alsoe an Usher associate to & with the said Master to Keepe y® school. And for their travell in such behalf I will that the School M"" have yearly Twenty pounds and the Usher Tenn pounds. And 1 will that the schollars of the said school every morninge at their comeing to the said Schoole, & also at the afternoon at and upon the departure from the schoole do pray for my Parents soules, my soule, the soule of Elizabeth Porte my late wife, the souls of Walter Porte and Thomas Porte my children and the souls of my Brethren and sisters, and the souls of all them that 1 stand most bound to pray for as more plainly shall appear in a schedule, it all Christian souls, which Schoole Master at the first tyme I will S William Perryn Batcheler of Divinity late my Chaplain to be (if he be living) and so will take upon him, or else such other well learned virtuous man as myne Executors shall appoint itc. , per me supradictum Johannem Porte.”

‘‘ Alsoe with the residue of the profitts of the said Stock and Earme that my Executors builde of stone and brick a substantial Schoole House together with convenient Chambers and Lodgings for the Schoole Master & Usher in the place and precinct of y® North side of the Church at Etwall, or at Repton; and this done 1 will without delay my Executors to establish by the King and (Jueen’s Highness Liceance and other lawfull assureances to the Schole for ever. ’ ’

” And by like circumstance to admortise to the use thereof the said Lands and Tenements in Mosely Abraham and Brockhurst aforesaid, The Royalte and Mannor whereof, and the putting in

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of the said Schoole Master from time to time and Usher I will my Issue male and his heirs to have for ever And if I have no Issue male then my Executors for their time and after their decease my heires or such other as I shall appoint by my deed Indented and subscribed with my hand per me Johannem Porte.’’

“In witness whereof to these presents I have but my scale the day and year above written per me supradictum Johannem Porte. Haec finita sunt in praesenti^ mei prasfati Richardi Harpur, per testimonium mei Johannis Harker, per testimonium mei Simonis Starkey, per testimonium mei T.awrencii Wright.’’

The directions of Sir Tohn Port were carried out by his executors. Built ag'ainst the south wall of the chancel in Etwall Church is a “comely and handsome tomb of pure marble.’’ “ Sett and fixed, graven In brasse,’’ are portraits of Sir John, his two wives, and children, two boys and three .skirls kneeling- at the back of their mother. Lady Elizabeth Port.

Above the tomb, on a shield, the arms of Port, surmounted by their crest. On the tomb, at the top corners, are shields, Port impaling quarterly Gifford and Montgomery, and Port Impaling quarterly of the two Fitzherhert coats. Below, set in three quatrefoils, are shields : (i) of Port, (2) Port impaling quarterly Gifford and Montgomery, (3) Quarterly of four. Stanhope, Malovale, Longvillers, and Lexington, and impaling Porte and Montgomery. -

On the tomb is the following inscription : —

“(Unber fBpe foinfie IpefB Burpeb f6« C0oobpe of ^oBn (porte ICnpgBf 0onne & Bepre unfo ^pt 5®^” o*'® ®f

^uefpcoe of pe ^11156 (^encBo of (TOestmpno^ SPoeBefB onb ©orotB^ O3DppC0 to fBo 0atne ^oBn (porfe fBo 0onne ipttcB 0onne bpeb tBc 0ppf bap of ^une <llnno ®ni 1557,”

Sir John was married twice, first to Elizabeth, daughter of .Sir Thomas Gifford, of Chilllngton, in the County of Stafford, .secondly to Dorothy, daughter of Anthony Fitzherbert. By his first wife he had five children, two boys, Walter and Thomas, both of whom died young, and three daughters, Elizabeth, Dorothy, and Margaret.

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Elizabeth married Sir Thomas Gerard, of Bryn, co. Lancaster; Dorothy married Georg-e Hasting-s, Earl of Himting;don ; Marg-aret married Sir Thomas Stanhope, of Shelford, co. Nottingham, from whom the present hereditary Governors of Repton School, Lord Gerard, the Earl of Loudoun, and the Earl of Carnarvon, trace their descent.

On the north side of the Church at Etwall was built “ an Alms-House for six of the poorest of Etwall Parish.” This almshouse fell into decay, so in i68i the present hospital was erected. It consists of sixteen sets of apartments, built on three sides of a square ; the fourth side is open to, and bounded by the churchyard wall.

The following inscription is fixed in the centre of the north side : —

” M . S.

“ S'" John Port, Knight, son to S'" John Port, one of the Justices of the Court of King’s Bench, haueing by his last Will left an Estate for the Erection and Endowment of a Free Schole at Repton and an Hospital in this place, departed this Life June VI. MDLVH. the which Foundations haueing been accordinglv established, this Hospitall through length of time falling to decay, was rebuilt, the Sallary’s increased, the Alms Men augmented from VI. to XI 1. The Right Honourable Theophilus Earle of Huntingdon, the Right Honourable Philip Earle of Chesterfield, and S'" William Gerrard, Baronet, Heires Generali to the Founder, being Governors. MDCLXXXI.”

Sir John Port’s executors established the School at Repton rather than at Etwall, because they found there “ one large great and high house,” all that remained of the ancient Priory, well adapted to the purpose. By an indenture, dated 12th June, 1557, ‘‘ Gilbert Thacker, in consideration of los. , bargained and

sold to Richard Harpur serjeant-at-law, John Harker, and Simon Starkey, three of the executors, one large great and high house, near the kitchen of the same Gilbert Thacker, in Repton, com- monly called the Ferlngre, with the ground and soil whereon the same was erected and builded, with the court or void-room adjoining to and upon the end of the said house, and between

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the said house and the said kitchen, upon which the school-master’s lodg'ing's were then newly erected, tog'ether with all the rooms, both above and beneath, of the same long house, and also all the paths and ways coming or leading to the same or any of them. The said Gilbert, also, for the consideration aforesaid, bargained and sold to the said Richard, John, and Simon, one large void-room or parcel of ground upon the east part, adjoining to the side of the said great long house, which void-room and parcel of ground lately was called the Cloyster, and one other room thereto adjoining, latelv called the Fratrye, as the same were then inclosed with a new wall ; to the intent that the same should be a schoolhouse, and so used from time to time thereafter.”

Thus was Repton School founded by Sir John Port in the year 1557. As we have seen. Sir William Perryn, Bachelor of Divinity, was the first schoolmaster nominated by Sir John in his will.

The management of the School continued for a time under the direction of Sir John’s executors, but gradually it fell into the hands of the Harpur family. In the year 1621 an agreement was made, by Sir John Harpur on the one part, and the Earl of Huntingdon, Lord Stanhope, and Sir Thomas Gerard, Bart., on the other, the three several descendants of Sir John Porte’s three daughters, by which the management, after the death of Sir John Harpur, was conveyed to the rightful heirs of the founder.

In 1622, by petition of the coheirs, James I. granted, by Royal Letters Patent, a Charter of Incorporation by the style and title of ‘‘the Master of Etwall Hospital, School Master of Repton, Ushers, Poor Men, and Poor Scholars.” The coheirs ‘‘of their friend- liness and good will to the said Sir John Harpur, son of Richard, their Kinsman,” petitioned that he should have the election and appointment of three of the twelve poor men, and one of the foui' poor scholars ordained by the Charter, so the Harpurs (Harpur- Crewes since 1808) were appointed, and have been numbered among the hereditary Governors from that time.

In 1865, F. O. Martin, Esq., Inspector of Charities, made a report to the Charity Commissioners ‘‘ in the matter of Sir John Port’s Hospital in Etwall and School in Repton,” which report was ordered by the House of Commons to be printed on the 13th

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May, 1867. Founded on the report, a draft scheme for the manag-ement was published in January, 1873, by the Endowed Schools Commission. From that date all lands, etc., have been vested in the Charity Commissioners’ official trustee.

■A new Governingf Body was appointed, consisting of an ex-officio Governor (the Lord-Lieutenant of the County of Derby for the time being), four hereditary Governors, five nominated Governors, one nominated by the members of Parliament for the various divisions of the county of Derby, one by the magistrates for the county of Derby in Quarter Sessions, one by the Hebdo- madal Council of the University of Oxford, one by the Council of the Senate of the L^niversity of Cambridge, one of the Head Master and Assistant Masters of Repton School, and five co- optative Governors.

F. C. H.

(preface.

IT was with no light heart that, at the request of the O.R. Society, I undertook the preparation of this new edition of the Register. I was associated with my late husband in the compilation of the previous edition in 1905, I knew how great the difficulties were of ensuring completeness and accuracy in detail, and I knew further how impossible success was to achieve without the fullest assistance from all those who were interested in the School, both past and present, but I was assured, and that assurance has been in the fullest manner redeemed, that the assistance which was given to my husband would also be extended to me ; it has been so extended, and whatever faults there may be in this book — and there are faults — none are due to any lack of sympathetic assistance on the part of present and past Reptonians. My husband was a very keen Reptonian, and I have been treated by all concerned as if I were, as I hope I am, a keen Reptonian by adoption.

The first edition of the Repton Register was the work of the Rev. F. C. Hipkins, and was published in 1895. My husband’s edition was brought out ten years later, in 1905, and this issue will be the third. It is comparatively easy to deal with Reptonians who have joined the School in recent years, but the task of tracing some O.R.’s has been most difficult. I have fortunately been able to complete the records of more than 150 O.R.’s whose entries were unavoidably left incomplete in the edition of 1905, and each on? of these records completed must, I think, add value to the book as a work of reference. I shall be very grateful to any of my readers who can supply me with any information which would enable me to trace those O.R.’s whose records are still incomplete.

The School records illustrate, to one who closely studies them, very interesting evidence of hereditary succession; sons succeed fathers, and their sons succeed them. Family associations with the School are maintained, and at this moment nearly one-tenth of the boys in the School are sons of O.R.’s.

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I have already said that my task would have been hopeless without assistance, and I hope to be allowed now to acknowledge the full measure in which that assistance has been given to me. To my enquiries by correspondence, often I fear voluminous and pressing, O.R.’s at home and abroad have given most careful attention and have, moreover, cheered me by kindly encourage- ment. Help in special measure has, among many others, been granted to me by the Rev. Professor Sanday, Dr. Sandys, and Mr. H. C. Fanshawe, C.S.I., who will, I hope, accept this acknowledg- ment of my obligations to them. Mr. A. W. S. Cochrane has placed not only myself but the whole body of O.R.’s under a special obligation by preparing a complete list of Hereditary Governors, a list to which his authority as Rouge Croix gives particular value.

Throughout the whole preparation of the book Mr. Vassall has acted as my adviser and referee, he has grudged neither time nor trouble ; he has helped me in numberless details and has in particular worked out for me the list of Masters, which is far more complete and accurate than any which has yet appeared.

There are mistakes and omissions in the book ; there must be in a Register which seeks to cover the records of a School which has flourished for more than 350 years, but I have done my utmost to investigate every detail, and to make the records as near complete as it was possible for me to do. Where I have failed it has not been through any lack of interest on my part either in the Register itself or in the School of which it is the mirror. May I once more thank all O.R.’s most heartily and ask them to deal tenderly with my deficiencies.

The Oaks, Deal,

December, 1910.

Minna Messiter.

CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS.

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Correctton0 and <Sddtttone.

PAGE.

Tarratt, name found in School List, Dec. 1844 and June, 1846.

Towle, name found in School List, June 1846.

50. Rawlins, James, R. of Teversal, Notts. 1829 — 31. C. of Upper Langwith, Uerbys. till 1869. Buried at Teversal, Apr. 19, 1869, aged 80 years.

66. Serjeantson, Peter, s. of Rev. James Serjeantson. Of Liver- pool. d. Feb. 1858.

Serjeantson, Edward. R. of Kirby Knowle. d. 1857.

69. Smith, Sydney, d. Mar. 30, 1882.

84. Peter, R. G. d. Oct. 14, 1910.

94. Butler, John. b. Aug. 23, 1828. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

B.A. 1850. M.A. On Staff of “ Morning Chronicle ” till 1852, when he entered the gallery of House of Com- mons, as one of the Reporters in employ of the Intelligence Dept, of old Electric Telegraph Co. When Govt, acquired this, he transferred his services to the Press Association till 1890. An authority on Pedigree of Race Horses, the Stud Book owes much to his know- ledge and diligence, d. at Abinger, June 17, 1893.

98. Butler, William. C. of St. Nicholas, Nottingham 1858 — 60, and 1862 — 67. Tutor, Trin. Coll., Glenalmond 1873.

103. Somers, Francis, d. Dec. 12, 1884.

111. Peile, John. d. Oct. 9, 1910.

120. Bloxam, M. L. 8, Station Rd., Lowestoft.

124. Thornewill, C. F. 15, St. Margaret’s Rd., Oxford.

139. Cumberland, C. S. 3, Trinity St., Dorchester.

148. Flint. M. I. M. d. Jan. 15, 1910.

156. Crawford, L. President, Byculla Club, Bombay.

168. Lawford, H. F. Drumnagesk, Dess S.O., Aberdeenshire.

172. Deck, H. L. R. d. Oct. 14, 1910.

VIII.

CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS

184. Bower, F. 0. A Royal Medal of Royal Society for his treatise on origin of a land flora, Nov. 1910.

203. Bristowe, A. W. d. Jan. 17, 1893.

204. Ford, A. F. J. 36a, Harrington Gardens, N. IF.

217. Elliot, G. R. Governor's House, H.M. Prison, Warwick.

235. Sykes, E. St. Ignatius Vic., Sunderland.

252. Baynes, P. Farrer. d. Oct. 10, 1910.

294. Peile, F. K. 18, Emmanuel St., Cambridge.

312. Smith, M. H. Hon. Canon, Bristol, Nov. 1910.

376. Moore, C. J. A. 28, Pall Mall, N.IF.

378. Willan, G. R. Glan-yr-afon, Cefn Coed, Merthyr Tydfil.

379. Vicary, G. C. Ivanhoe, Lymington, Hants.

408. Bennett, K. L.

N.S. W.

“ Evening News ” Office, Market St., Sydney,

HKREDITARV GOVERNORS.

IX.

^cvcbitav'^ (Boi?et:nor6.

Since the Letters Patent, dated 20th June, 1621, incorporating Etwall Hospital and Repton School, the following descendants of the Founder or their appointed Representatives have acted as Hereditary Grovernors.

Since 1874, the heir male of Sir John Harpur has also acted as an Hereditary Governor, in recognition of the fact that the trust was originally managed by Sir Richard Harpur, nephew and sur- viving executor of Sir John Port.

[George Hastings, Earl of Huntingdon, U Dec., 1595, married {July, l-Jo7) Dorothy, 2nd daughter and co-heir of Sir John Port Knight, and died 31 Dec., 1604.]

1643. Henry Earl of Huntingdon. Grandson and heir. Ferdinando Earl of Huntingdon. Son and heir. Theophilus Earl of Huntingdon. Son and heir {a) George Earl of Huntingdon. Son and heir (6).

Theophilus Earl of Huntingdon. Brother and heir (c).

Francis Earl of Huntingdon. Son and heir {d). Elizabeth Baroness Botreaux. Sister and heir. Francis Earl of Moira, created Marquis of Hastings, 7 Dec., 1816. Son and heir.

George Augustus Francis Marquis of Hastings. Son and heir.

1643—1655. 1655—1701. 1701 — 1705. 1705—1746.

1746—1789.

1789—1808.

1808—1826.

1826—1844.

1844—1851. 1851 — 1868. 1868—1874. 1874—

Paulyn Reginald Serlo Marquis of Hastings. Son and heir (e).

Henry Weysford Charles Plantagenet Marquis OF Hastings. Brother and heir. (/)

Edith Maud Countess of Loudoun. Sister and heir.

Charles Edward Hastings Earl of Loudoun. Son and heir (g).

^ December, 1671. (b) died a minor (c) a

minor ill 12 November, 1717. (d) a minor till 13 March, 1750.

(e) died a minor. (/) a minor till 22 July, 1863. (r/) a minor

till 0 Januar}^, 1876.

[S'lr Thomas Stanhope, Knight, married Margaret, 3rd daughter and co-heir of Sir John Port, Knight, and died in 1596.

Sir John Stanhope, Knight, son and heir, died 1611.]

X.

HEREDITARY GOVERNORS.

1621—1656.

1656—1714.

1714—1726.

1726—1773.

1773—1815.

1815—1866.

1866—1871.

1871—1875.

1875—

Sir Philip Stanhope, created Baron Stanhope, 1616, and Earl of Chesterfield, 4th August, 1628. Son and heir.

Philip Earl of Chesterfield. Grandson and heir.

Philip Earl of Chesterfield. Son and heir.

Philip Dormer Earl of Chesterfield. Son and heir.

Philip Earl of Chesterfield. Great-great-grand- son and heir male of the 1st Earl (o).

George Earl of Chesterfield. Son and heir (6).

George Philip Cecil Arthur Earl of Chester- field. Son and heir.

Evelyn Countess of Carnarvon. Sister and heir.

George Edward Stanhope Molyneux [Lord Porchester] Earl of Carnarvon. Son and heir (c).

{a) a minor till 10 November, 1776. {b) a minor till 23 May, 1826.

(c) a minor till 26 June, 1887.

[<S^V Thomas Gerard, Knight, married Elizabeth, eldest daughter and co-heir of Sir John Port, Knight, and died in 1601.

Sir Thomas Gerard, son and heir, 16 February, 1620/1^

created a Baronet 1611, and died

1621—1630.

1630—1681.

1681—1718.

1718—1721.

1721—1732.

1732—1740.

1740—1780.

1780—1784.

Sir Thomas Gerard, Bart. Son and heir.

Sir William Gerard, Bart. Son and heir (a). Sir William Gerard, Bart.

Sir William Gerard, Bart.

Sir William Gerard, Bart.

Sir William Gerard, Bart.

Sir Thomas Gerard, Bart.

Son and heir.

Son and heir.

Son and heir.

Son and heir (6). Brother and heir (c).

Sir

1791—1826.

1826—1854.

1854—1887.

1887—1902.

1902—

Robert Cansfield Gerard, Bart. Brother and heir male.

1784 — 1791. Sir Robert Clifton Gerard, Bart. Son and heir {d).

Sir William Gerard, Bart. Brother and heir (e). Sir John Gerard, Bart. Nephew and heir.

Sir Robert Tolver Gerard, Bart, created Baron Gerard, 18 Jan., 1876. Brother and heir. William Cansfield Baron Gerard. Son and heir. Frederick John Baron Gerard. Son and heir (/).

(a) a minor till circa 1633. (6) died a minor, (c) a minor till

circa 1744. (d) died a minor. {e) a minor till 12 July, 1794.

(/) a minor till 10 November, 1904.

GOVERNORS OF REPTON SCHOOL.

XI.

(0oi?cntor0 of (Repton ^c^oof.

Under the Schemes of 1874 and 1906.

Hereditary.

The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Loudoun. The Rt. Hon. the E.\rl of Carnarvon. The Rt. Hon. Lord Gerard.

Sir Vauncey Harpur Crewe, Bart.

Lord LieiUenant of the County (Ex-Officio).

His Grace The Duke of Devonshire,	K G.	1874—1891.
His Grace The Duke of Devonshire,	K.G.	1891—1908.
His Grace The Duke of Devonshire		1908—
Nominated by M.P.s for the County.
Colonel Ashton Mosley (O.R.)		1874—1887
Henry Wardle, Esq.		1887—1892
The Rt. Hon. Lord Burton.		1892—1908
Sir Thomas Roe.		1908—

Nominated by Magistrates

Sir Henry Every, Bart.

Sir T. W. Evans, Bart.

Colonel J. C. Cavendish.

Tonman Mosley (O.R.).

Gerard H. Smith (O.R.).

for the County.

1874—1890

1890—1892

1893—1908

1908—1910

1910—

Nominated by the University of Oxford.

Archdeacon Hessey.

The Bishop of Southwell, Dr. Ridding.

The Dean of Winchester, Dr. Furneaux.

1874—1884

1884—1904

1904—

]\ominated by the University of Cambridge.

The Master of Christ’s Coll., Camb. Dr. Peile (O.R.).

1874—1905

The Bishop of Southwell, Dr. Hoskyns. 1905—

Nominated by the Masters of Repton School.

Archdeacon Balston. j874 j^gg^

J. H. Etherington-Smith, Esq. (O.R.). 1884

XII.

GOV'ERNORS OK REPTON SCHOOL.

N ominated htj Derbyshire County Council.

H. FitzHerbert Wright, Esq. 1906 —

W. A. Milner, Esq. (O.R ). 1906 —

Co-optative.

The Rt. Hon. and Rev. Lord Scarsdale. Sir Henry Wilmot, Bart., K.C.B., V.C. The Hon. Frederick Strutt.

Sir Francis Burdett, Bart.

W. Cecil Salt, Esq.

The Hon. George Uenman (O.R.). Archdeacon Freer.

The Bishop op Stafford, Dr. Were.

Sir Robert Gresley, Bart.

Sir AV. de W. Abney, K.C.B., Chairman. James Oakes, Esq., Vice-Chairman.

Albert 0. Worthington, Esq. (O.R.).

1874—1904

1874—1901

1880—1909

1884—1892

1892—

1892— 1986

1893— 1902

1901—

1902— 1906 1904— 1906— 1909—

MASTERS OP ETWALL HOSPITAL.

XIII.

f^Ua0^ere^ of

Chairmen op the Corporation under the Charter,

1621—1874.

Jennings, John 1621 1657

M.A. V. of Etwall 1613. buried Aug. 13, 1657.

Jackson, John 1657—1691

O.R. Christ’s Coll., Camb. M.A. V. of Etwall 1662. buried July 27, 1692.

Cunliffe, Elliseas 1692 1712

M.A. V. of Etwall 1692.

Cheetham (Chetham), James 1713 174Q

Ball. Coll., Ox. D.D. V. of Etwall 1713. Canon of Lichfield, buried Oct. 26, 1640.

Mainwaring, Henry

M.A. V. of Etwall 1740. buried Sept. 4, 1747. Burslem, Samuel

Brasenose Coll., Ox. M.A. V. of Etwall 1747. Turner, Rev. Joseph

M.A.

1740—1746

1746—1785 d. 1785.

1785—1809

Beer, Rev. William M.A.

1809—1821

Chamberlayne, Rev. John 1821 1832

M.A., 1st Usher of Repton 1800 — 21.

Sleath, Rev. William Boultbee 1832 1842

Emm. Coll., Camb. U.D. Headmaster of Repton 1800 32.

Mousley, Rev. William Eaton

O.R. Trin. Coll., Camb. M.A. V. of Etwall. Oresley, Rev. John Morewood St. Edmund Hall, Ox. M.A.

Cochrane, Rev. David Crawford

T.C.D. and Ox. M.A. V. of Etwall 1889—99.

1842—1863 d. Oct. 21, 1863. 1863-1866

1866—

XIV.

HEADMASTERS OE REPTON SCHOOL.

of ^cBoof.

Under the Will of Sir John Port.

Sir John Port in his Will, made 9 March, 1556/7, nominated his late Chaplain, William Perryn, B.D., Ox., to be the first Scole Master, “ if he be lyvinge,” but he had been made Prior of the Dominican or Black Friars, for whom Mary Tudor refounded St. Bartholomew’s, Smithfield, at Easter, 1556, and he was buried there on August 22, 1558.

The Priory was conveyed to the executors of Sir John Port by deed of June 12, 1559, and the names of the first six Masters were written, presumably by the last of the six, on the upper part of the wall of the Audit Room, which used to be the Master’s study.

“ Me Wighhtman, Steward, Starkey, Moreton literatus, Radcliff et Pollard, primi tenuere magistri.

• . . . BIS MILLS SEQUANTUR.”

1589

Christopher Wase, 1IS,S., C.C.C., Ox. Bigsby, History of Repton, 183—4. Victoria County History. Derbyshire, Vol. 2. Art. Schools, by A. F. Leach.

The dates of the earlier Masters and Ushers are only appro.ximately correct. They are the result of researches made in the Parish Church Registers and amongst the old documents in the Audit Chest in the School Library and elsewhere, by A. F. Leach, assisted by H. Vassall.

WiGHTMAN, (?) Thomas 1559 —

B.A. Ox. 1539.

Steward, — 1568

Starkey, (?) Geoffrey 1568 — 1580

All Souls’ Coll., Ox. B.A. 1562. xM.A. 1567. Fellow. R. of Kenneth, Camb. 1580. V. of Aldbourne,' Wilts. 1583.

Moreton, 1580 —

Radcliff, — 1589

Pollard, (?) Richard

buried at Repton, May 11, 1592.

1589—1592

HEADMASTERS OF REPTON SCHOOL,

XV.

Watson, Ralph 1592 — 1621

Clerk, d. 1621.

Sec Depositions of the Thacker suit (School Library) and Parish Church Registers. His son Ralph, of Co. Derby, cler. fil. matriculated at B.N.C., Ox., 1620, and became R. .of TTuslcy, 1629.

Under the Charter granted by Letters Patent 20 June, 19 Jas. I. to the Master [of the Hospital], Schoolmaster, Ushers, Poor Men and Poor Scholars of the Hospital and Free School of Sir John Port, Knight, in Etwall and Repton alias Reppingdon, of the foundation of the said Sir John Port.

Whitehead, Thomas 1621 — 1642

Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1601. M.A. 1607. Incorporated M.A. Ox. 1618. Master of Atherstone School, Warwickshire, 1607—14. d. 1642.

John Bradshaw, O.R., in the Christopher Wase MSS., says : — “ We were no fewer than 300 scholars .... Mr. W. was a right Elizabethan Protestant. . . . He dyd

80 years old, a bachelor ” See also Depositions, Thacker suit.

Ullock, William 1642 — 1667

O.R. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1639. M.A. 1st Usher 1639 — 42. d. May 13, 1667. buried at Repton.

In the first Thacker suit in 1651, Ullock and the two Ushers, Whitehead and Dammes, are described as “ gentlemen,” so that none of them was in orders at that date. He was protagonist in the second suit.

Sedgwick, Joseph 1667 — 1672

Magd. Coll., Ox. M.A. d. 1672.

Litherland, Edward 1672 — 1680

O.R. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1659. M.A. 1662. Incor- porated M.A. Ox. 1669. 1st Usher 1659 — 62. d. June, 1680. buried at Repton.

The earliest extant Register of the School 1675, with 88 boys (School Library).

Doughty, John 1680 — 1705

Ball Coll., Ox. M.A. 1662. Assistant Master 1677 — 80.

Came from I'indern. .\cted as lilaster during a dispute between the Hereditary Governors. The Earl of HunUngdon wished to appoint a Mr. Wheeler, whilst the Earl of Chesterfield (with him Mr. Jackson, Master of Etwall Hospital) wanted Mr. Hardestee or Mr. Brooks, late ist Ushers. The school suffered in consequence and the numbers dwindled. In 1705. the Master was reported to be “ disabled and incapable.”

Abbott, Edward 1705—1713

C.C.C., Camb. M.A. d. March, 1713. buried at Repton.

XVI

HEADMASTERS OF REPTON SCHOOL.

Gawton, Thomas 1713 — 1722

Ch. Ch., Ox. B.A. 1708. M.A. 1711. Incumbent of Chal-

. grove, d. Dec. 25, 1722.

Wrote a copy of the Charter and a list of 70 boys and bequeathed it to his successors. (.School Library Show Case.)

Dudson, William 1723—1724

St. John’s Coll., Camb. M.A. d. 1724.

Fletcher, George 1724 — 1741

St. John’s Coll., Ox. M.A. 1712. R. of Cubley 1733. buried at Cubley, Dec. 5, 1751.

Asteley, William 1741 — 1767

O.R. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1734. M.A. R. of Harts- horne. d. 1769. buried at Hartshorne.

Prior, William 1767 — 1779

King’s Coll., Camb. M.A. 1752. D.D. 1775. Moved from The Priory to The Hall, Aug. 31, 1768. d. June 16, 1779. buried at Repton.

Up to 1768 the Master had always lived in the Priory (North end), and the ist Usher in the Little Priory (South end), it was in digging a vault for Dr. Prior inside the Chancel of the Church that the .Sexton fell through into the long-forgotten crypt, which had been closed up in 1670, at the end of the Thacker suit, to prevent the boys from using it.

Stevens, William Bagshawe 1779 — 180(>

Magd. Coll., Ox. Demy 1772 — 94. B.A. 1776. Assistant Master 1776—9. Fellow 1794. D.D. 1797. R. of Seck- ington and V. of Kingsbury, Warwicks. 1779. d. May 28, 1800. buried at Repton, monument in Repton Church.

Sleath, William Boultbee 1800 — 1832

Emm. Coll., Camb. D.D. 1802. F.S.A. R.D. V. of Willing- ton. Master of Etwall Hospital, d. Oct. 21, 1842. buried at Etwall, monument in Repton Church.

Re-discovered the outer entrance to Crypt under the floor of his shed — pulled down his shed, cleaned out the Crypt and removed the grass banks which had covered the Crypt rvindows since 1670. There is a picture in the Priory of the Chancel with the grass banks and the shed.

Macaulay, John Heyrick 1832 — 1840

Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1821. M.A. 1824. d. Doc. 23, 1840. buried at Repton, monument and flagstone in Repton Church.

HKADMASTERS OF REPTON SCHOOL.

XVII.

Peile, Thomas Williamson 1841 — 1854

Trill. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1828. Fellow. D.D. 1843. V. of Luton 1857 — 60. Incumbent of St. Paul’s, S. Hampstead 1860 — 73. d. Nov. 29, 1882.

Pears, Steuart Adolphus 1854 — 1874

C. C.C., Ox. Sch. 1832—39. B.A. 1836. Fellow 1839—47.

D. D. 1857. R. of Childrey, Berks. 1874. d. Dec. 15, 1875. buried at Repton.

Under the Scheme of the Endowed Schools Commissioners,

7 July, 1874.

Huckin, Henry Robert 1874 — 1882

St. John’s Coll., Ox. B.A. 1864. D.D. 1874. d. July 30, 1882. buried at Repton.

[The Rev. William Johnson, Senior Assistant Master, discharged the duties of Headmaster from May to December, 1882, during the illness of Dr. Huckin, and afterwards till the appointment of his successor at the end of the year.]

Furneaux, \Villiam Mordaunt 1882 — 1900

C.C.C., Ox. Sch. 1868. B.A. 1872. Hon. Canon of Southwell 1891. D.D. 1903. Dean of Manchester 1903.

Burge, Hubert Murray 1900 — 1901

Univ. Coll., Ox. Sch. 1881. B.A. 1886. Fellow 1891. Head- master of Winchester Coll. 1901. D.D. 1902.

Ford, Lionel George Bridges Justice 1901 — 1910

O.R. King’s Coll., Camb. Sch. 1883. B.A. 1887. M.A. 1891. Senior Chancellor’s Medal, 1888. Headmaster of Harrow 1910.

Under the Scheme of the Board of Education (Charitable Trusts Acts) 19 July, 1906.

Temple, IVilliam 1910—

Ball. Coll., Ox. Exh. 1900. B.A. 1904. M.A. 1906. Fellow of Queen’s Coll., Ox. 1904.

.will.

USHERS.

(Ue^ere.

Under the Will of Sir John Port.

THE USHER.

Blandy, Thomas 1598 — 1606

All Souls’ Coll., Ox. B.A. 1598. Fellow.

Stone, Calamy 1606 — 1610

d. June, 1610. Buried at Repton.

Ward, George 1610 — 1621

Clerk. Minister of Repton. 2nd Usher after 1621.

Under the Charter.

FIRST USHERS.

Lightfoot, John 1621 — 1623

Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. Clerk. C. of Norton in Hales, Salop 1623. V. of Stone, Staffs. 1628. R. of Ashley, Staffs. 1630. Master of Catherine Hall, Camb. 1650. D.D. 1652. Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge 1655. Assisted at Savoy Con- ference 1661. Preb. of Ely 1667. d. 1675.

Jackson, Roger 1623 — 1628

Christ’s Coll., Camb. Clerk. V. of Sutton, Derbyshire 1628. V. of Longford 1662. d. 1673.

“ Eminent for the arts and a very rational head ” — Christopher Wase JISS. Gave evidence in the Thacker suit as “ Second Master.”

Ward, Philip 1628 — 1639

O.R. Christ’s Coll., Camb. M.A. Clerk. V. of Repton 1639.

Ullock, William 1639 — 1642

O.R. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1639. Became Master 1642.

Whitehead, Thomas 1642 — 1654

d. 1654.

Salary increased in 1647 “ because that he hath taken c.'ctraordinary pains and care in tlie Schoole .... the multitude of schollers having been e.xtraordinary.” — Audit Chest. By his Will he left the I'erry .\cres for the benefit of the Master, subject to a rent- charge of 30/- per annum for the poor Widows of Repton.

FIRST USHERS.

XIX.

Tatom (Tatam), John 1654 — 1659

Clerk. V. of Sutton, Derbyshire, d. 1689.

Litherland, Edward 1659 — 1662

O.R. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1659. Clerk. Master of a Grammar School 1662 — 1672. Master of Repton 1672.

Whitehead, Thomas 1663 — 1664

O.R. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1662. buried at Repton, Oct. 17, 1664.

AVylde, John 1665 — 1667

Jackson, Georoe 1667 — 1672

O.R. M.A. Clerk. Master of Ashbourne School 1672 — 1677.

Son of Roger Jackson, ist Usher, 1623, and brother of John Jackson, Master of Etwall Hospital.

Hardestee, William 1672 — 1676

M.A. Clerk. Master of Ashbourne School 1677.

Brooks, Theophilus 1676 — 1680

Choice, John 1680 — 1708

O.R. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. Clerk. V. of Repton. buried at Repton, Jan. 2, 1720.

Sutton, Cornelius 1708 — 1711

Clerk. R. of Dalbury 1711. V. of Melbourne 1718.

Jackson, Humphrey 1711 — 1716

Trin.Coll., O.X. B.A. 1710. M.A. 1714. Clerk. V. ofStapen- hill 1736—1757. d. Dec. 11, 1757.

Moreton, Thomas 1716 — 1722

d. July 22, 1722, buried at Repton.

j Bower, John 1722 — 1728

2nd Usher, acting 1st Usher at an increased salary.

Beech, Rev. Edward 1728 — 1752

St. John’s Coll., Ox. B.A. 1727. buried at Repton, April 8, 1752. Name on flagstone in Church.

-A strong Jacobite. See his letter in Priory dining hall.

Fletcher, Rev. IValter 1752—1766

O.R. son of the late Master, Rev. G. Fletcher. Hertford Coll., Ox. B.A. 1752. V. of Barrow. V. of Breadsall 1774. buried at Breadsall, April 7, 1795.

XX

FIRST USHERS.

Lewis, Rev. William Lillington 1766 — 1770

Pemb. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1764. M.A. 1767. Fellow. Translated “ Thebaid of Statius,” etc. d. 1772.

Hutchinson, Rev. John 1770—1800

O.R. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. Incumbent of Newton Solney. V. of Barrow, buried at Repton, Apr., 28, 180.3.

He was allowed by Dr. Stevens to sublet the Little Priory to Charles Watkins, the local surgeon, who lived there with eight boarders 1786 — 1800, whilst Hutchinson lived with boarders ill Measham’s cottages. The virtues of Charles Watkins are set forth on his tombstone in the Churcliyard.

Chamberlayne, Rev. John 1800 — 1821

M.A. V. of Willington 1821, and Master of Etwall Hospital 1821—32.

Witt, Rev. Matthew 1821 — 1837

Trin. Hall, Camb. B.A. 1800. M.A. V. of Tickenhall and Minister of Calke 1816. d. Dec. 22, 1837. buried at Repton.

Educated at Oakham under Dr. Orme, O.R.

Stoddart, Rev. William 1838 — 1845

Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1823. M.A. 1826. V. of Willing- ton 1845. R.D. Headmaster of Doncaster School 1852. V. of Arkse'y, near Doncaster 1855. d. Sept. 23, 1865.

Sheppard, Rev. John George 1845 — 1851

Wad. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1839. M.A. 1841. Fellow. Assistant Master 1841 — 1845. Select Preacher at Oxford 1856 — 7. Headmaster of Kidderminster 1852. D.C.L. 1860. d. Jan. 1, 1869.

Messiter, Rev. George Malim 1852 — 1874

Wad. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1841. M.A. 18-43. 2nd Usher 1846— 51. d. May 19, 1874. buried at Repton.

SECOND USHERS.

Ward, George

Clerk. Minister of Repton.

1621 — 1635

buried at Repton, Feb. 4, 1634/5.

Dammes, Robert

Clerk. V. of Willoughby-in-the-Wolds, Notts.

1635 — 1655

SKCOND (TSHKRS.

XXI.

R.\thbone, Thomas I655 i60(;

Trin. Coll., Ox. Ordained Deacon 1665. d. Nov. 1666, buried at Repton.

1667—1687

1687—1705

Rower, William

buried at Repton, April 21, 1702.

Rower, William

O.R. son of William Bower, Senior.

Rower, John 1705_174i

Acting 1st Usher 1722 — 1728. buried at Repton, May 11, 1741.

Hawksworth, Joseph j74j 1768

Clerk to Sir Robert Burdett 1768—1795. buried at Repton March 18, 1795.

Rradney, Daniel

Deputy for Joseph Hawksworth.

Dr. Prio^ when he migrated to the Hall in 1768, .=itipulated the Priory “ so long as he is concerned in the School.”

that Mr.

1768—1770

Bradney should live in

Tomkins, Richard

buried at Repton, May 10, 1807.

Lived in the Priory without boarders.

1770—1800

Carver, Mr.

1800—1804

Uregory, George

buried at Repton, Dec. 2, 1834.

Gregory Scholarship founded by his grand-daughter in his memory. 150G

1804—1834

Dickinson, Rev. Henry Strahan

Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1832. M.A. 1835. 1840—90. d. Sept. 28, 1896.

1835—1840 V. of Chattisham

Garvey, Rev. Ja.mes 1840 1845

Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1840. M.A. 1843. R. of Ashby c.

henby 1850. V. of Brigsley, Lines. 1856. d. June 20, 1893.

Messiter, Rev. George Malim 1846 1851

Wad. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1841. H.O. 1847. 1st Usher 1852.

Howard, Rev. Willia.m Wilberforce 1852

Sid. Suss. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1846. M.A. 1849. Fellow. Inspector of Schools 1855 — 91. d. Oct. 26, 1908.

XXII.

SECOND USHEKS.

Clarke (afterwards Clucas) Rev. George Petman 1852 — 1883 St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1849. M.A. 1852. Resigned 1883. d. Dec. 19, 1902, buried at Repton.

ASSISTANT MASTERS (not on the Foundation.)

Roe, Mr. — 1800

Assistant Writing Master.

Hare, Rev. John c. 1812 — 1840

O.R. Ch. Ch., Ox. B.A. 1812. M.A. Incumbent of Newton Solney 1814 — 61. d. Mar. 29, 1864, buried at Findern.

Aislabie, William 1818 — 1827

Assistant Writing Master. Headmaster of Church Broughton 1835—44. d. Nov. 1844.

Dumas, Julien 1834 — 1835

French Master at Derby School 1842 — 54.

Smith, Mr. 1834—1836

Drawing Master.

Guscott, W. 1835—1836

French and Writing Master.

Sykes, John Henry Mandeville 1837 — 1846

French and Writing Master, d. Dec. 25, 1851, buried at Fore- mark.

Smith, G. W. 1841 — 1846

Drawing Master.

Marioni, Signor 1841 — 1845

German and Italian Master.

Tunaley, Mr. 1841 — 1846

Dancing, Drilling and Fencing Master.

Wentworth, Rev. Stephen Exuperius 1844 —

Ball. Coll., Ox. Exh. B.A. 1834. M.A. 1837. H.M. of Kirkham Grammar School 1845. V. of Ribby c. Wrea 1849. D.D. 1860. d. April 29, 1866.

ASSISTANT MASTERS.

XXIII.

Thompson, Rev. Robert Anchor 1845 — 1846

Catharine Hall, Camb. B.A. 1844. M.A. 1850. Astrou. Ob., Durham 1846—49. Master of St. Mary the Virgin’s Hospital, Newcastle-on-Tyne 1858. d. Aug. 10, 1894.

Cooper, Rev. John Edward 1846 1848

St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1846. M.A. 1849. Fellow. H.O. 1849. R. of Forncetl St. Mary, Long Stratton, Norfolk. 1846—53.

De la Condamine, Henry Malcolm 1846 — 1851

St. John’s Coll., Camb. Scdi. B.A.

Koschetzky, Heinrick 1846 1865

French and German Master, and at Derby School, d. 1874

Hernaman, Rev. John William Duncombe 1848 — 1851

St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1848. M.A. 1851. H.M. Inspector of Schools, d. Nov., 1905.

Hunter, Mr. c. 1847— c. 18511

Writing Master.

Smith, Arthur 1853—1854

O.R. Writing Master, buried at Repton, Feb. 25, 1869.

Johnson, Rev. William 1855 ^897

Emm. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1853. M.A. 1856. House Master 1857. Bursar 1874. Acting Headmaster, May to Dec., 1882. d. Jan. 7, 1897, buried at Repton.

Kirk, Rev. Thomas 1855

Writing Master. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1859. M.A. 1863. Headmaster of Wrexham. V. of Eagle, Lincoln, 1875.

d. Sept. 29, 1900, buried at Eagle, alongside his twin brother Charles.

Deacon, Augustus Oakley 1855 1880

Drawing Master. Author of works on Perspective. Founder of the School of Art, Derby. Drawing Master at Derby Gram- mar School, d. Dec. 31, 1899.

Day, Lewis Framlingham I855 i898

Music Master. Scalpcliff Road, Burton- on- Trent.

XXIV.

ASSISTANT MASTERS.

Kirk, Rev. Charles 1856 — 1858

Writing Master. St. Mary’s Hall, Ox. B.A. 1863. S.P.G. Missionary, India, 1869. Senior Chaplain, Bombay Presidency, d. Nov. 11, 1887.

Latham, Rev. Edward 1857 — 1875

Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1856. M.A. 1859. House Master 1858. V. of Matlock Bath 1875. d. Mar. 9, 1883.

Gould, Rev. Joseph 1858 — 1888

Gonv. and Caius Coll., Camb. B.A. 1857. M.A. 1860. House Master 1865. R. of Beachampton, Bucks. 1891 — 1903. d. May 22, 1908.

Seaton, Rev. John Montague 1858 — 1863

Magd. Hall, Ox. B.A. 1858. M.A. 1861. H.M. of Lichfield Grammar School 1867. V. of Chasetown, Staffs. 1871. d. June 12, 1905.

Hammond, A. 1858 — 1860

Writing Master.

Grenfell, Rev. Algernon Sydney 1860 — 1862

Ball. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1859. M.A. 1862. Chaplain to London Hospital, d. Aug. 18, 1887.

Stolterfoth, Rev. Charles Alfred 1861 — 1864

Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1859. M.A. 1863. V. of Rainow, Macclesfield 1874. V. of Wybunbury, Chester 1890. d. Feb. 7, 1900.

Hagger, John 1861 — 1885

Writing Master. F.L.S. d. Mar. 1, 1895. buried at Repton.

Hopkins, Rev. Henry Gordon 1862 — 1863

C.C.C., Ox. B.A. 1862. M.A. 1864. V. of Ellenhall, Eccleshall, Staffs.

Fstridge, Rev. Loraine 1863 — 1868

Trin. Coll., Ox. Choral Sch. of New Coll. B.A. 1863. M.A. 1865. Assistant Master, Malvern Coll. 1868 — 78. V. of Bursledon, Hants. 1885. Canon of Truro, d. May 11, 1903.

ASSISTANT MASTERS.

XXV.

Norman, Kev. (jeorge Edward William

Line. Coll., Ox. Sch. B. A. 1861. M. A. 1876. Staffs.

Burnett, Rev. Frederic Parry

1864—1867 V. of Marston,

1864—1865

B.A. 1863. M.A. 1871. V. of Coln-

St. John’s Coll., Cainb. brook, Slough.

Crabtree, Abraham 1864-1866

Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1864. 8th Wrangler, d. 1866. Guilmant, H. L. Jean Baptiste 1855

B. L. Paris, French and Drawing Master, d. Aug. 2, 1906.

Marshall, Rev. Canon Edward Thory 1865 1868

O.R. Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1865. M.A. 1868. Hon. Canon of Ely. V. of Sutton, Ely.

Taylor, Rev. John William Whiteley 1866 1867

C. C.C., Camb. Sch. B.A. 1866. M.A. 1870. H.O. 1868. Saw- bridge House, Earley, Reading.

Esteidoe, Edward 1866-1904

Trin. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1865. M.A. 1869. House Master 1869. 1 he Square House, Abingdon.

Hadow, Rev. John Lovell Gwatkin 1867 1869

O.R. Trin. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1866. M.A. 1870. R of St Mary's, Weymouth. V. of Sutton Valence, Maidelone Fisher, William Rooers 1867-1869

St John's Coll., Camb. B.A. 1867. Prof, of Forestry, Coopers ilill, and of Oxford University 1905. d. Nov. 13, 1910 Bagshawe, Rev. W. A. E. Vale 1868-1873

O.R. Trm. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1868. M.A. 1872. Master of Lower Sch., Uppingham 1880. V. of Isell, Cockermouth 1904 10. The Beeches, Baslow, Derbyshire.

Levett, Ernest Laurence jgyQ

St John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1870. 3rd Wrangler. M.A. 1873. low. K.C. 16, Old Buildings, Lincoln’s Inn, W.C.

Hoare, Rev John Gurney 1870-1871

XXVI.

assistant MASTEIIS.

Hughes, Rev. Thomas Edward 1870 — 1879

Wad. Coll., Ox. Sch. B.A. 1869. M.A. 1872. House Master 1874. d. May 21, 1894.

Roach, Rev. Thomas 1870 — 1874

St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1865. M.A. 1869. d. Nov. 11, 1904.

Carlisle, Arthur Drummond 1872

Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1869. M.A. 1872. Assistant Master, Haileybury Coll. Oakhurst, Godalming.

Hipkins, Rev. Frederick Charles 1872 — 1904

C. C.C., Camb. B.A. 1870. M.A. 1875. House Master 1879 —

1900. F.S.A. 1897. Bursar 1897 — 1904. R. of Bamford, via Sheffield.

Fowler, Rev. William Weekes 1873 — 1880

New Coll., Ox. Sch. of Jesus Coll. B.A. 1873. M.A. 1875.

D. Sc., Ox. House Master 1875. H.M. Lincoln Grammar School 1880 — 1900. Preb. of Lincoln, 1887. Vice-President of the Linnaean Society. V. of Earley, Reading.

Gurney, John Henry 1873 — 1901

O.R. Trin. Coll., Camb. Exh. B.A. 1873. M.A. 1878. House Master, 1885. St. Wystan's, Repton.

Holmes, Edmond Gore Alexander 1874

St. John’s Coll., Ox. Sch. B.A. 1874. M.A. 1876. H.M. Inspector of Schools. 6, Islington Road, Newcastle-on-Tyne.

Forman, Rev. Arthur Francis Emilius 1874 — 1905

Trin. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1874. M.A. 1876. Chief Master of Modern Side. House Master 1880. Founded O.R. Society

1901. Bursar 1904. d. Feb. 13, 1905. buried at Repton.

Price, Thomas 1875 —

St. Edmund Hall, Ox. Music Master.

Freese, John Henry

St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1874. 6*, Lime St., London, N.IF.

1875—1877 M.A. 1877. Fellow.

ASSISTANT MASTERS.

XXVII.

Raynor, Rev. George Sydney 1875 1878

St. John’s Coll., Camb. B. A. 1875. M.A. 1878. d. Sept. 1, 1887.

MacFarland, John Henry 1876 1880

St.: John’s Coll., Cainb. B.A. 1870. M.A. 1879. Master of Ormond Coll., Univ. of Melbourne, Australia,

Field, Rev. Thomas 1877

C.C.C., Ox. Sch. B.A. 1877. M.A. 1880. Fellow of Magd. Coll. H.M. of King’s School, Canterbury 1886. D.D. 1897. Warden of Radley College, Abingdon.

Vince, Charles Anthony 1878 1886

Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1878. M.A. 1881. Fellow. H.M. of Mill Hill School 1886. Secretary of the Tariff Reform, Birmingham. 8, Lyttelton Rd., Edgbaston.

Hughes, Thomas Bridges

New Coll., Ox. Sch. B.A. 1874. Pollack, Oskar German Master.

1878

Bickington, Lelant, Cornwall.

1878—1882

Hart-Smith, Rev. ThoxMas Northmore 1878

Now T. N. H. Smith-Pearce, Ex. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1877. M.A. 1880. Assistant Master, Marlborough Coll. 1879. H.M. of Epsom College, Surrey.

Gould, Rev. John jg7g

O.R. Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1872. M.A. 1875. House Master 1880. Treasurer of the Old Reptonian Society 1901.

Cattley, Rev. Arthur 1879

New Coll., Ox. Sch. B.A. 1878. M.A. 1881. House Master 1889.

Fernandez, Rev. Philip Hosken 1880

Trin. Coll., Ox. Sch. B.A. 1877. M.A. 1880. Assistant Master, Uppingham, 1882. Stretton Grandison, Hereford.

Pkest, Edward Henry

Jesus Coll., Camb. B.A. 1880. M.A. 1884. Castle School, d. Oct. 18, 1893.

1880—1887 H.M. of Barnard

XXVIII.

ASSISTANT MASTERS.

Wilson, Walter Noel 1880 — 1885

Queen’s Coll., Ox. Sch. M.A. Assistant Master at Rugby School. 10, Hillmorton Rd., Rugby.

Binney, John Douglas 1881 — 1883

King’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1879. M.A. 1882. d. June 12, 1883. buried at Repton.

Exham, Percy George 1883 —

O.R. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1882. M.A. 1886. House Master 1897. Hon. Sec. of the School Register.

Chevallier, John Barrington Trapnell 1883 — 1885

King’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1880. Assail Hall, Debenham. Suffolk.

Vassall, Henry 1885 —

Hert. Coll., Ox. Exh. B.A. 1883. M.A. 1885. F.G.S. House Master 1900. Chief Master of Modern Side and Bursar 1905. Hon. Sec. of the Old Reptonian Society 1905.

Sharpe, Rev. George Harry 1885 — 1888

Line. Coll., Ox. Exh. B.A. 1885. M.A. 1888. V. of Perry Barr, Birmingham. The Priory, Exeter Road, Bournemouth.

Duckworth, Frederick Christopher 1886 —

Magd. Coll., Ox. Demy. B.A. 1885. M.A. 1888.

Burd, Lawrence Arthur 1886 —

Ball. Coll, Ox. Exh. B.A. 1885. M.A. 1888. F.R.Hist.S., Librarian.

Surtees, Edward Alexander 1888 —

Oriel Coll., Ox. B.A. 1886. M.A. 1889. House Master 1904. Captain of the O.T.C.

Bowden-Smith, Godfrey 1888 — 1895

Ball. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1888. M.A. 1890. Assistant Master at Rugby School.

MacFarland, Robert Arthur Henry 1889 — 1908

Gonv. and Cains Coll., Camb. Sch. B.A. 1883. M.A. 1890. Chief Army Class Master. H.M. of Campbell Coll., Belfast.

ASSISTANT MASTERS.

XXIX.

Thomson, William 1889-

Hert. Coll., Ox. Sch. B.A. 1886. M.A. 1889.

Meyer, H. F.

Ph.D., Vienna.

1890—1898

AVebb, Pev. James Howard 1892 — 1893

Ex. Coi ., Ox. B.A. 1886. M.A. 1892. 26, Erpingham Rd., Putney, <S. W.

ScHREiBER, Henry Hugh 1893—1901

Clare Coll., Camb. B.A. 1887. M.A. 1890. d. Dec. 17, 1901. Schreiber Prize for Modern Languages founded in his memory.

Briscoe, Robert Ralph 1893

Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1889. Killed playing polo at Pieter- maritzburg, May, 1896.

Craig, James Ireland 1896

Emm. Coll., Camb. B.A. Egyptian Education Department. Elrington, Thomas 1896 1898

Jesus Coll., Camb. B.A. 1885. M.A. 1889. Sible Hedingham, Essex.

CowBURN, George Herbert 1897

Oriel Coll., Ox. B.A. Master of the Ctoir School, Lincoln.

Shearme, John Stewart 1897

Trin. Coll., Camb. Sch. B.A. 1895. M.A. 1900. House Master 1905.

Rolleston, AA'^illiam 1898 1909

Mer. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1891. M.A. 1904. Chief Army Class Master. I andillah. The Grange, Guernsey.

CoLTHURST, Rev. Joseph Riversdale 1899

Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1896. M.A. 1901. Wooden Bridge

Rectory, co. Wicklow.

Stratton, John William 1899

Keble Coll., Ox. B.A. 1898. M.A. 1904. House Master 1909.

M oodward, Kenneth Alexander 1901

Univ. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1897. M.A. 1904.

XXX.

ASSISTANT MASTERS.

Irving, Edward Eccles 1902

Hert. Coll. Sch., Ox. B.A. 1897.

Patterson, Robert Frederick 1902

Jesus Coll., Ox. Sch. B.A. 1899. B. es L., Paris.

Hayward, Harold Carlisle 1902 —

C.C.C., Ox. B.A. 1899. M.A. 1904.

Selby, Francis James 1903

Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1891. M.A. 1895. Elm Lodge, Queen's Rd., Teddington.

Pilkington, Francis John 1903 —

Trin. Coll., Dublin. B.A. 1897. M.A. 1900. Chief Mathematical Master.

Angus, Charles Franklin 1903

Trin. Coll., Camb. Sch. B.A. 1902. Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge.

Edmonds, John Maxwell 1904 — 1908

Jesus Coll., Camb. Sch. B.A. 1898. M.A. 1901.

Davis, Mervyn 1904

Sid. Suss. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1903. McGill University, Montreal.

Smallpiece, Alfred John 1904

St. John’s Coll., Camb. Sch. B.A. 1895. M.A. 1899. Miln- thorfe, Westmoreland.

Carter, Rev. John Francis 1904 —

Pemb. Coll., Camb. Sch. B.A. 1899. M.A. 1906.

Batterbee, Herbert Hart 1905 — 1906

Hert. Coll., Ox. Sch. B.A. 1904. BlandeWs School, Tivertoa.

Stocks, Rev. Frederick Christopher 1905 — 1909

Wore. Coll., Ox. Sch. B.A. 1903. St. Columba's Coll., nr. Dublin.

Jenkyns, Stephen Spencer 1906 —

Ball. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1905. M.A. 1908.

Brttnskill, Frederick

B.A. B.Sc., London. Chief Science Master.

1906—

ASSISTANT MASTEKS.

NXXl.

Hooton, WiLLiAxr Marks 1906

Ch.Ch., Ox. Exh. B. A. 1902. M. A. 190.5. M.Sc. Liverpool. .A.I.C. F.C.B. Chief Chemistry Master.

Forbes-Muller, Rev. Carl Frederick 1908 —

St. Edmund Hall, Ox. B.A. 1882. M.A. 1888.

M’ilson, Thomas Irving Ward 1908

O.R. King’s Coll., Camb. Sch. Poison Prize. B.A. 1904. M.A. 1908.

Parez, Louis Arthur 1908

Emm. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1907.

Young, Richard Alfred 1908 1910

O.R. King’s Coll., Camb. Exh. B.A. 1908. Assistant Master at Eton College.

Prior, Arthur Mackenzie 1909

Morgan-Owen, Morgan Maddox 1909

Oriel Coll., Ox. B.A. 1900.

Somervell, David Churchill 1909

Magd. Coll., Ox. Demy. B.A. 1909. Chief History Master. Clarke, Maurice

School of Art, Birmingham. Art Master.

Topham, AVilliam Henry

B.Sc. London. Army Class Master.

Strickland, Noel

Sid. SiLss. Coll., Camb. Sch. B.A. 1902.

1909—

1909—

1910— M.A. 1906.

xxxii.

ABfillKVlATlONS

<^l66rct?ta^^on0 U6e6 in tl^c (gegiefer.

House Masters are denoted as follows : —

Hall. — Masters of The Hall

Prior . .	from	1768.
Stevens		1779.
Sleath		1800.
Macaulay		1832.
Peile . .		1841.
Pears		1854.
Huckin		1874.
F urneaux		1883.
Burge		1900.
Ford . .		1901.
Temple		1910.
Pri. — Masters of the Priory.
The Headmasters	up to	1768.
Lewis	from	1768.
Hutchinson . .		1770.
Chamberlayne		1800.
Witt		1821.
Stoddart		1838.
Sheppard		1845.
Messiter		1852.
Hughes		1874.
Hipkins		1879.
Vassall		1900.
G.P.C. — Clarke, or Clucas		1857.
W.J. — Johnson . .		1857.
E.L. — Latham		1858.
Jos. G. — Gould, Joseph		1865.
E.E. — Estridge		1869.
W.W.F.— Fowler		1875.
John G. — Gould, John		1880.
A.F.E.F. — Forman		1880.
J.H.G.— Gurney		1885.
A.C. — Cattley		1889.
P.G.E.— Exham		1897.
E.A.S. — Surtees . .		1904.
J.S.S. — Shearme . .		1905.
J.W.S.— Stratton		1909.
Home B. — Home Boarder.
F.S. — Foundation Scholar, by Nomination. ScH. — Foundation Scholar, by Competition.

Exh. — Exhibitioner or Scholar, by Entrance

Examination.

L.S. — Local Scholar.

G.U. — Ceorge Denman Scholar.

D.M. — Douglas Marriott Exhibitioner.

REPTON SCHOOL REGISTER.

WIGHTMAN, Headmaster, 1559—1564.

STEWARD, Headmaster, 1564—1568.

Spencer, Roger 1564—1568

s. of Richard Spencer, Newton, Staffs. b. 1548. Gonv. and Cams Coll., Camb. H.O.

Jeffreis, Thomas 1565 1569

s. of William Jeffreis, Water Orton, Warwicks, b. 1549 Gonv. and Cams Coll., Camb. H.O.

STARKEY, Headmaster, 1568—1580.

Starkey, Francis 1579

J of Geoffrey Starkey, Headmaster. (Probably grandson of Simon Starkey, one of the executors of Sir John Port, of Etwall Derbyshire). ’

MORETON, Headmaster, 1580—

RADCLIFF, Headmaster, —1589.

POLLARD, Headmaster, 1589—1592. Thomas, I. ^ 1592

Name cut, with date, on lintel of door in Big School.

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WATSON, Headmaster, 1592—1621.

Hope, Charles c. 1596—1599 i

b. 1586, of Etwall ; yeoman. 80 boys in school in his time.

Cantrell, Gilbert C. 1597 1601

b. 1587, of Repton ; tanner.

Meynell, Godfrey c. 1603 j t

^ s. of Francis Meynell, Willington. b. 1593. Founder of

Hoar Cross branch of the family, d. April 21, 1667.

Bancroft, John C. 1605—

b. 1595, of Repton ; husbandman.

Barton, Gilbert

b. 1598, of Repton ;

Hunt, Richard

b. 1596, of Repton ;

Sheppard, Richard

b. 1596, of Milton ;

George, John

b. 1599, of Repton ;

Hindley, Thomas

c.

carpenter.

c.

yeoman.

c.

husbandman.

1606-

1606-

1606-

1609-

Byard, Henry

b. 1601, of Newton Soulney ;

husbandman.

c. 1609—1614

b. 1602, of Repton ; yeoman.

Gulliver John

b 1601, of Egginton ; yeoman. 150 — 200 scholars in his time.

Bishoppe, William ,

b 1604, of Repton ; husbandman.

c. 1613—1623 yeoman.

Dickins, William

b. 1605, of Newton Soulney ;

Gulliver, Robert

b. 1604, of Egginton ; yeoman.

s™'RTchard Cawldwall. h. 1602, of Roulston, Stafis ;

gent.

Turner, Hastings 1618—

b. 1607, of Repton ; yeoman.

“'“TCwarl" R. of Cubbington. wrote ao account

(preserved at C.C.C., Oxford), of Repton School and As Head- iLsters, to Christopher Wase, Bedell of Civil Law at Oxford, for his History of Free Schools. 300 scholars in his tune.

c. 1615—1622 husbandman, c. 1615—1620

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WHITEHEAD, Headmaster, 1621—1642.

Fairbairne, William 1621—

F.S. One of the first 4 under the Charter of 1621.

Goodanter, Thomas 1621

F.S. One of the first 4.

Hind, Francis 1621

F.S. One of the first 4.

Saunders, Thomas c. 1621

b. 1611, of Little Ireton ; esq.

Sleigh, Samuel 1621—1623

eldest s. of Gervase Sleigh, Ash. Derby. b. 1608. Knighted, July 8, 1641. d. April 14, 1679.

Sleigh, Gervase 1621—1622

br. of the above, b. 1610. Christ’s Coll., Camb. R. of Radbourne, Derbys. d. July 23, 1641.

Ward, Gilbert 1621

F.S. One of the first 4.

Collingwood, Richard —1623

r Collingwood, Caldwell, b. 1608. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Frith, Thomas 1624

s. of John Frith, Mansfield Woodhouse. b. 1608. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Hieron, John 1625

s. of Vicar of Stapenhill, Burton-on-Trent. b 1609 . Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1628. V. of Breadsall, 1644! (“ An able preacher, and of good conversation,” Parliamentary

1650). Ejected, 1662. d. at Loscoe,

1682, buried at Heanor.

Lummas, Gervase 1624

Henry Lummas, Thrumpton, Notts, b. 1607. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Moore, John c. 1621 — 1623

(West) Leake, Notts., in 1652, and in 1664. Buried Aug. 28, 1667.

Ward, Philip 1624

Camb. M.A. 1st Usher, 1628— 1639. V. of Repton, 1639.

Sanders, Ihomas 0 16*^2

b. Aug. 11, 1610, of Little Ireton, Derbys. Colonel in I arhamentary Army, M.P. d. Aug. 12, 1695.

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Kendall, Gabriel — 1626

s. of Henry Kendall, of Snisby, and Derby. b. 1611. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Boylston, John —1626

s. of John Boylston, Staffs. b. 1611. Christ’s Coll., Camb. D.D. R. of Weston-on-Trent, 1648. Preb. of Sandi- acre, Lichfield, 1661. R. of Market Bosworth, 1671 — 78. Buried June 14, 1678.

Porter, Samuel — 1626

s. of Robert Porter, Derby, b. 1611. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Hacker, John — 1627

s. of Richard Hacker, Long Eaton, Derbys. b. 1610. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Michel, John —1627

s. of Robert Michel, Mansfield, b. 1610. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Hope, Charles — 1627

s. of Robert Hope, Trusley, Derbys. b. 1608. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

LightfOOte, Samuel — 1629

s. of Thomas Lightfoote. b. 1611. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Joynes, John — 1629

s. of John Joynes, Ingleby, Derbys. b. 1612. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Ward, Thomas — 1630

s. of Francis Ward, Derby, b. 1614. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Ward, Gilbert —1633

s. of Nicholas Ward, Derby, b. 1612. F.S. Christ’s Coll., Camb. Auditor of Corporation Accounts.

Goodwin, Joseph F.S.	—1633
Cole, William F.S.	— 1633
Whitfield, Richard F.S.	— 1633
Wright, Thomas F.S.	—1633
Firebrace,	— 1633

F.S. (See Martin’s Report to the Charity Commissioners).

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Burdett, Francis c. 1623 — 1625

s. of Sir Thos. Burdett, Bart., Braincott, Warwick, b. Sept. 10, 1608. Line. Coll., Ox., 1628. Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, 1637. High Sheriff, Derbys., 1649 — 50. With his wife, Elizabeth (d. of Sir John Walter), rebuilt and re- endowed the Church at Foremark. 2nd Bart, of Foremark, d. Dec. 30, 1696, buried at Repton.

Hough, John c. 1623 — ^1633

b. 1615. V. of Repton, 1650 — 90. (The Parliamentary Commissioners’ Report of June 3, 1650, says — “ John Hough is Vicar, and of noe good repute,” probably because he was a Royalist). Buried at Repton, April 21, 1690.

Peat, Francis c. 1623 — 1631

b. 1615, of Repton ; webster.

Ward, John c. 1623—1635

b. 1618, of Repton ; yeoman.

Gregson, George c. 1624 — 1625

s. of Henry Gregson, Sparrow Hall, Sutton-on-the-Hill. b. 1609, of Turnditch, Derbys. ; gent. 200 boys in school in his time, including “ tablers,” i.e., lodgers in and nigh Repton that came to the School, about 140.

Mellor, Robert c. 1624 — 1630

b. 1614, of Derby ; gent. Tabled with Gilbert George at Repton. d. April, 1656.

Pratt, Francis c. 1624 — 1632

b. 1615, of Repton ; webster.

Pratt, William c. 1624 —

b. 1616, of Repton ; yeoman.

Kinge, Henry — 1631

s. of Sir John Kinge, Dublin. b. 1616. Christ’s Coll., Camb. br. of Edward Kinge, Milton’s “ Lycidas,” who was Tutor of Christ’s Coll.

Kinge, Adam —1631

br. of the above, b. 1617. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Meare, Hugh —1632

s. of Hugh Meare, Grindall, Warwicks, b. 1612. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Brandreth, Richard —1632

s. of Richard Brandreth, Derby, b. 1616. Christ’s Coll.,

Camb.

Hawford, Edward —1632

s. of Edward Hawford, Kegworth. b. 1615. Christ’s Coll.,

Camb.

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Plggott, Gervase — 1632

s. of Gervase Piggott, Thrumpton, Notts. b. 1616. Fellow Commoner, Christ’s Coll., Camb. Living at Thrumpton, Aug., 1662.

Fowler, John 1625 — 1630

s. of William Fowler, Kedleston Rectory, Derbys. b. 1611. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

fFoliott, Michael —1634

2nd s. of Henry ffoliott, Baron, of Bally Shannon, Ireland. Hartford Hall, Ox. d. Nov. 17, 1638, buried in St. Wer- burgh’s Church, Dublin.

Dylton,

from Ireland.

Ford, Francis — 1630

s. of Richard Ford, Kingsley, Staffs. ; farmer. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Bingham, John 1628 — 1631

s. of H. Bingham, Derby, b. 1613. Gonv. and Caius Coll., Camb. Migrated to Magdalene Coll. d. Feb. 3, 1689.

Goodwin, Jonathan c. 1628 — 1632

b. 1617, of Barton in Le Beanes, Notts. ; clerk in 1664.

Yates, Peter c. 1628—1634

s. of Humphrey Yates, Etwall, Derbys. b. 1614. Christ’s Coll., Camb. R. of Egginton, 1641 — 79. “ Was buryed in woollen, the 26th day of Sept., 1679 ; an affidavit was made thereto the 29th day of Sept, by John Birde before German Pole, Esq., one of H.M. Justices of the Peace, according to a late Acte of Parliament for burying in woollen.”

Wright, Christopher 1629 — 1631

s. of William Wright, Shardlowe, Derbys. b. 1613. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Goodwin, John —1635

s. of Thomas Goodwin, Thrumpton, Notts, b. 1616. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Ford, Thomas

s. of — Ford, Willington. Trin. Coll., Camb. d. 1677.

Stanhope, Charles — 1632

3rd s. of Philip, First Earl of Chesterfield, b. 1616. Oriel Coll., Ox. Student, Inner Temple, 1634. d. Oct., 1635.

Stanhope, Ferdinando

br. of the above. M.P. for Tamworth, 1640 — 43. Satin Oxford Parliament. Colonel of Horse in King’s Army, killed at

Bridgeford, Notts., 1643, buried at Shelford (?).

1639]

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Stanhope, Philip — 1637

hr. of the above. b. 1622. Exeter Coll., Ox. Killed at storming of Shelford House, Oct. 27, 1645, buried at Shelford.

Stanhope, George — 1637

br. of the above, b. Aug., 1623. Exeter Coll., Ox. Student, Gray’s Inn, 1641. d. Oct. 16, 1643, buried at St. Giles-in- the-Fields.

Uilock, William 1632—1635

s. of Richard Uilock, Tallantire, Cockermouth ; husbandman, b. 1618. St. John’s Coll., Camb. Headmaster, 1642 — 67.

Bullock, William c. 1633—1635

3rd s. of John Bullock, Darley ; Lord of the Manor of Norton, Derbys. b. 1618. One of the Commissioners in the trial. The School v. Thacker.

Port, Robert 1633—1636

s. of Francis Port, Esq., Ashby-de-la-Zouch. b. 1618. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Goodwin, John c. 1635—

b. 1625, of Repton ; butcher.

Hope, Mark c. 1635—1639

b. 1620. R. of Kedleston, Derbys., 1654 — 94. Buried Nov. 15, 1694.

Cromwell, Wingfield

s. of Thomas Cromwell, Earl of Ardglass. b. Sept. 12, 1622. 5th Baron Cromwell, 2nd Earl of Ardglass. D.C.L., Nov., 1642. A Royalist, taken prisoner at Chester, April, 1649. d. Oct. 3, 1668, buried at Ham.

Cromwell, Thomas br. of the above.

Cromwell, Vere Essex

br. of the above, b. 1623. Succeeded his nephew as 4th Earl of Ardglass, and 7th Baron Cromwell, April, 1682. d. Nov. 26, 1687, buried in Down Cathedral.

Cromwell, Oliver

br. of the above.

GregSOn, Henry — 1640

s. of Henry Gregson, Turneditch, Derby, b. 1621. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Woodcocke, Timothy 1639-1640

s. of Ralph Woodcocke, Gilmorton, Leics. b. 1623. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

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ULLOCK, Headmaster, 1642—1667.

Every, Henry —1646

s. of Sir Simon Every, Bart., Egginton. b. 1629. Christ’s Coll., Camb. Succeeded his father as 2nd Baronet, 1649 J.P. for Derbys., and D.L., 1662. d. Sept. 29, 1700, buried at Egginton.

Stanhope, John —1646

3rd s. of Sir John Stanhope, Elvaston, Derby ; knight. St. John’s Coll., Camb. d. Mar. 30, 1661.

Stanhope, Cromwell — 1646

br. of the above. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Wallis, William — 1646

s. of Gilbert Wallis, Markeaton, Derbys. b. 1629. St. John’s

Coll., Camb.

Hingly, John — 1646

s. of Oliver Hingly, Newton Solney, Derbys. ; farmer, b. 1627. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Jaques, John — 1646

s. of G. Jaques, Toton, Notts. ; yeoman, b. 1622. St. John’s

Coll., Camb.

Taylor, John —1647

s. of John Taylor, Walton-on-Trent. b. 1629. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Oldershaw, William — 1648

s. of William Oldershaw, Kegworth. b. 1630. Christ’s Coll., Camb., afterwards at Christ’s Hospital.

Morton, David — 1648

s. of J. Morton, M.D. b. 1632. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Newton, Robert — 1648

s. of Edward Newton, Mickleover, Derbys. ; esq. b. 1630. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Milward, John —1648

s. of J. Milward, Snitterton, Darley, Derbys. ; esq. b. 1630. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Every, John — 1649

2nd s. of Sir Simon Every, Bart, Egginton. b. 1632. Christ’s Coll., Camb., Fellow, d. 1697, buried at Egginton.

Prime, Edward — 1649

s. of John Prime, Weston, Derbys. b. 1632. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Lakeland, Hugh —1649

s. of Nicholas Lakeland, Mansfield, b. 1631. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

1651]

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Chantry, Richard — 1649

s. of John Chantry, Repton ; husbandman. b. 1631. St. John’s Coll., Camb. Ordained, by the Presbytery, Pastor of Weeford, Lichfield, 1654. Ejected 1662. d. at Hartshorne, July 22, 1694.

Eyre, Thomas — 1649

2nd s. of Roger Eyre, Birchover. and Rowter Hall, Youl- greave, Derbys. b. 1630. St. John’s Coll., Camb. Gray’s Inn, called to the Bar, 1657. Reader elect of Barnard’s Inn, Nov. 26, 1673, fined £30 for not reading.

Jackson, John —1650

s. of Roger Jackson, Sutton, Derbys. b. 1634. Christ’s Coll., Camb. V. of Etwall, 1662. Buried at Etwall, July 27, 1692.

Chappell, John —1650

s. of Nicholas Chappell, Nottingham, b. 1631. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Shaw, Samuel — 1650

s. of Thomas Shaw, Repton ; blacksmith. b. 1635. St. John’s Coll., Camb. R. of Long Whatton, Leics., 1658. Ejected, 1661. Headmaster of Ashby Grammar School, 1668. d. 1696.

Sore, Nicholas —1650

s. of William Sore, Spondon, Derbys. ; yeoman. b. 1633. St. John’ Coll., Camb.

Shorthose, John —1650

s. of Robert Shorthose, Willington, Derbys. ; yeoman, b. 1633. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Adderley, Richard — 1651

s. of Ralph Adderley, Coton, Staffs. ; esq. b. 1634. St. John’s Coll., Camb. d. 1675.

Shelmerdine, Daniel — 1652

s. of Thomas Shelmerdine, Matlock. b. 1636. Christ’s Coll., Camb. Ordained by the Presbytery, 1657. Pastor of Barrow-cum-Twyford, 1657. Ejected 1662. d. at Findern, Oct. 22, 1699.

Newton, Edward — 1652

s. of E. Newton, Mickleover, Derbys. ; esq. b. 1636. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Potts, Francis 1650 — 1654

s. of John Potts, Darley Rectory, Derbys. ; clerk, b. 1638. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Allestre, Thomas 1651—1654

s. of Thomas Allestre, Alvaston, Derbys. ; gent. b. 1638. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

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Litherland, Edward —1655

s. of John Litherland, Burton, b. 1638. Christ’s Coll., Cainb. B.A., 1662. 1st Usher, 1659 — 62. Headmaster, 1672—80.

Howe, Gervas

b. 1639, of Thrumpton, Notts.

Taylor, Samuel 1653—1655

s. of Walter Taylor, Kedleston, Derbys. ; clerk, b. 1639. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Ragg, William 1645 — 1655

s. of W. Ragg, Ingleby, Derbys. ; yeoman, b. 1635. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Peck, John — 1655

s. of Simonds Peck, Grendon, Staffs. ; clerk, b. 1639. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Buxton, Edward 1654 — 1656

s. of German Buxton, Kirk Ireton, Derbys. b. 1638. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Allestre, George — 1656

s. of George Allestre, Derby ; gent. b. 1640. St. John’s Coll.,

Camb.

Osborne, William 1652 — 1656

s. of J. Osborne, Elvaston, Derbys. ; yeoman. b. 1640. St. John’s Coll., Camb. Headmaster of Derby School, 1664 — 67. V. of St. Peter’s Derby, 1664 — 1712.

Lowe, Gervas c. 1652

b. 1642, of Thrumpton, Notts.

Bainbridge, Thomas (or Bainbrigge) — 1657

4th s. of William Bainbridge, Lockington, Leics. ; esq. b. 1640. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1664. d. Mar. 168^/.,.

Cotchet, Thomas — 1658

s. of Robert Cotchet, Mickleover, Derbys. b. 1640. Christ’s Coll., Camb. Gray’s Inn, 1661.

Hieron, John — 1658

s. of John Hieron, Ashbourne, b. 1642. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

UllOCk, Henry — 1658

s. of George Ullock, Blackfordby, Leics. b. 1640. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1661. S.T.P. 1681. R. of Great Monge-

ham, Kent, 1665 — 89. One of the Six Preachers, Canterbury, 1670. R.D. of Sandwich, 1682. Dean of Rochester, 1689. R. of Leybourne, 1690 — 1706. d. June 20, 1706, buried at Leybourne.

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Allestre, William — 1658

2ncl s. of George Allestre, of Derby ; gent. b. 1642. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Whitehead, Thomas — 1659

s. of John Whitehead, Repton. b. 1643. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1662. 1st Usher 1663 — 64.

Hunt, Thomas 1654 — 1659

s. of Thomas Hunt, Rej^ton. b. 1644. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Sanders, Samuel — 1659

s. of Thomas Sanders, Little Ireton, Derbys. ; esq. b. 1641. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Heape, George — 1659

s. of Francis Heape, Stoke, Notts. ; gent. b. 1641. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Pegg, Christopher 1656 — 1659

2nd s. of Edward Pegg, Ashbourne ; esq. b. 1641. St, John’s Coll., Camb.

Stuffin, John 1655—1659

s. of J. Stuffin, Sherbrook, Buxton ; gent. b. 1641. St, John’s Coll., Camb.

Clayton, John — 1660

s. of Humphry Clayton, Scarcliffe, Derbys. b. 1642. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1663. M.A., 1667.

Sachel, John — 1660

s. of Simon Sachel, Bleasby, Notts. b. 1638. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1663. M.A., 1667.

Wright, John —1660

s. of John Wright, Ripley, Derbys. b. 1638. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Morewood, John — 1660

s. of Rowland Morewood, Norton, Derbys. ; esq. b. 1638. Fellow Commoner, Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1667. M.A.,

1671. Sheriff, 1677. d. Feb. 2, 1680.

Charlton, Edward 1653 — 1660

s. of E. Charlton, Sandiacre, Derbys. ; esq. b. 1643. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Houlden, Edward 1655 — 1660

4th s. of Robert Houlden, Aston, Derbys. ; esq. b. 1642. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Fothergill, Stephen 1659 — 1661

s. of J. Fothergill, Epperston, Notts. ; clerk. b. 1644. St. John’s Coll., Camb. A Southwell Chorister.

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Mosely, Thomas 1657—1661

s. of Thomas Mosely, Youlgreave, Derbys. ; miner, b. 1642.

St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Ashmore, William —1662

s. of Alexander Ashmore, Burton, b. 1644. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Plant, John —1662

s. of George Plant. Graisley, Derbys. b. 1644. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1665. M.A., 1669.

Barker, Andrew

F.S.

1657—1662

Barton, Godfrey 1657—1662

s. of John Barton, Repton ; fellmonger. b. 1644. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1665

Wainwright, Charles —1662

s. of William Wainwright, Repton. b. 1643. Lincoln Coll., Ox.

Wreay, John 1658—1662

s. of George Wreay, Burton-on-Trent ; tailor. b. 1644. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Hopkins, John 1659 — 1662

s. of Henry Hopkins, Burton-on-Trent. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Wattson, Henry — 1663

s. of Henry Wattson, Burton. b. 1646. Christ’s Coll.,

Camb. M.B., 1668. M.D., 1673.

Jackson, George — 1663

s. of Roger Jackson, Derbys. b. 1646. Christ’s Coll.,

Camb. 1st Usher, 1667 — 72.

Stubbing, Richard 1660 — 1663

s. of Thomas Stubbing, Marston, Derbys. b. 1646. St.

John’s Coll., Camb.

Cooke, Robert 1660 — 1663

s. of Richard Cooke, Trusley, Derbys. ; esq. b. 1647.

St. John’s Coll., Camb. d. at Trusley, Jan. 22, 1714.

Crowbrow, Samuel 1657 — 1664

s. of Hastings Crowbrow, Repton. b. 1647. F.S. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Halford, William — 1665

s. of John Halford, Kegworth. b. 1649. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

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1665]

Pigot, Gervas — 1665

s. of Gervas Pigot, O.R., Thrumpton, Notts, b. 1649. Fellow Commoner, Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Caulton, Gilbert — 1665

s. of Gilbert Caulton, Repton. b. 1645. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Hough, George 1660 — 1665

s. of G. Hough, Ticknall, Derbys. ; potter. b. 1649 St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Smedloy, Cornelius 1663 — 1665

s. of John Smedley, Calke, Derbys. ; yeoman. b. 1647. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Smith, John — 1666

s. of John Smith, Milton, b. 1649. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1669.

Bakewoll, Thomas 1658 — 1662

s. of Thomas Bakewell. F.S.

Haiwood, Ralph 1659 — 1666

s. of John Haiwood. Repton ; registrar, b. 1648. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Goring, William — 1667

s. of John Goring, Kingston, Staffs. b. 1649. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1671.

Hauxley, Henry

s. of John Hauxley, Milton.

Turner, Philip — 1667

s. of Christopher Turner, Grindon, Staffs. ; clerk. b. 1651. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1670. Fellow. B.D., 1682. Buried in Coll. Chapel, Jan. 30, 1685.

Browne, John —1667

s. of Thomas Browne, Swarford, Oxon ; clerk. b. 1648. St. John’s Coll., Camb., B.A., 1670. M.A., 1674.

UllOCk, William 1657—1667

s. of William Ullock, O.R., Headmaster of Repton School, b. 1650. F.S. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1671.

Cooke, William 1661 — 1668

2nd s. of Richard Cooke, Trusley, Derbys. b. 1651. St. John’s Coll., Camb. Barrister-at-Law. Purveyor of Wheat and Gr. of the Closet to King Charles II. d. 1718.

North, Thomas 1662—1670

F.S. Of Cubley.

Browne, William 1665—1666

F.S.

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Stanfeild, Matthew 1666 — 1668

s. of Thomas Stanfeild, Chilwell, Notts. ; yeoman, b. 1652. St. John’s Coll., Camb. Buried at All Saints’, Camb., April 9, 1669.

RoadGS, Josiah 1666 — 1672

br. of George Roades, Vicar of Repton. b. Aug. 3, 1656. F.S. Presented Communion Plate to Repton Church in 1713.

COOkG, William — 1668

s. of Francis Cooke, Archdeacon of Stafford. b. 1651. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Allestry, Thomas — 1669

s. of William Allestry, Derby ; attorney-at-law. b. 1651. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1672.

Bold, Peter — 1671

s. of Samuel Bold, Swarkeston, Derbys. ; clerk, b. 1653. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1674.

Harding, Nicholas — 1674

s. of Robert Harding, Brancote, Notts. ; attorney-at-law. b. 1658. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Harding, Robert — 1674

br. of the above, b. 1660. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

AstiC, John — 1675

s. of Robert Astie, Beeston, Notts. ; husbandman, b. 1657. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1678.

Astie, Samuel — 1675

br. of the above, b. 1660. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Kilburn, Robert 1667 —

s. of Francis Kilburn. F.S.

Rathbone, Samuel 1667—1669

s. of T. Rathbone, 2nd Usher, Repton School. F.S.

SEDGWICK, Headmaster, 1667—1672.

Trigg, Matthew — 1669

s. of Matthew Trigg, Stretton, Derbys. b. 1652. Chiist’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1672.

Farmer, Richard — 1670

s. of Richard Farmer, Repton. b. 1652. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1673.

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Wolferstone, H umphry — 1671

s. of Hercy Wolferstone, Clifton, Staffs, b. 1652. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Villiers, Isaac —1672

s. of Thomas Villiers, Barnes, Middlesex, b. 1653. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

JeniSOn, Matthew — 1672

s. of Matthew Jenison, Newark. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Jenison, John —1672

br. of the above. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1675. M.A.,

1679.

Haycock, William 1670 —

s. of Joseph Haycock. F.S.

Clark, William 1670—1672

F.S.

LITHERLAND, Headmaster, 1672—1680.

Daniel, Samuel — 1674

s. of John Daniel, Hartshorn, Derbys. b. 1654. Christ’s. Coll., Camb. B.A., 1677. M.A., 1683.

Choice, John — 1675

s. of Richard Choice, Derby. b. 1657. Christ’s Coll.,. Camb. 1st Usher, 1680 — 1708. V. of Repton. Buried Jan. 2, 1720.

Daniel, John — 1677

s. of John Daniel, Hartshorn, Derbys. b. 1657. Christ’s. Coll., Camb.

The following 88 boys are said to have been “ all the present schollars in the Free Schole at Repton,” Dec. 7, 1675.

Rathbone, Thomas 1675—1679

s. of Thomas Rathbone, late 2nd Usher, Repton School. F.S. Kathrine Hall, Camb. Mayor of Derby, 1709.

Fitzherbert, John 1675—1677

s. of John Fitzherbert, Sommersall, Derbys. ; esq. b. 1659. St. John’s'Coll., Camb.

Harpur, John 1676 — 1676

s. of Joseph Harpur, Yeavely, Derbys. ; gent. b. 1659.. Lincolne Coll., Ox. Gray’s Inn.

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Oakeover, Henry 1675 — 1677

s. of Sir Rowland Oakeover, of Oakeover, Staffs. b. 1660. Trinitye Coll., Ox. B.A., 1680.

Wilson, Elias 1675 —

s. of Robert Wilson, Finderne, Derbys. ; yeoman.

Bristow, Samuell 1675 —

s. of Simon Bristow, Twyford, Derbys. ; gent. b. 1658. d. June 23, 1703, buried at Twyford.

Pierson, William 1675—1676

s. of Thomas Pierson, Longford, Derbys. ; husbandman, b. 1658. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Fowler, John 1675 —

s. of William Fowler, Repton ; gent.

Clarke, William 1675—1676

s. of Richard Clarke, Aston-on-Trent, Derbys. ; clerk, b. 1660. F.S. Maudlene Coll., Ox.

Gilbert, Henry 1675 — 1676

s. of Henry Gilbert, Lockoe, Derbys. ; esq. b. 1658. Lincolne Coll., Ox. M.P. for Derbys., 1690 — 95. d. 1720.

Robey, Robert 1675 —

1st s. of Thomas Robey, Castle Donnington, Leics. ; esq.

Robey, Edward 1675 —

br. of the above.

Wayte, George 1675 — 1680

s. of William Wayte, Milton, Derbys. ; yeoman. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Every, John 1675 —

s. of Sir Henry Every, Bart., Egginton, Derbys. b. 1654. Distinguished Naval Officer in time of William III., Commander of the “ Royal Anne.” Succeeded his brother as 4th Baronet, 1709. Appointed by Lord Chesterfield, during his absence abroad, 1714, to act in his stead as Gov. of Repton School, and Etwall Hospital. D.L. for Derbys., 1715. High Sheriff, 1718. d. July 1, 1729.

Prince, Thomas 1675 —

s. of Philip Prince, Normanton, Derbys. ; gent.

Watts, John 1675—

s. of William Watts, London ; merchant.

Pauley, Robert 1675 — 1678

s. of Julius Pauley, South Cuackson, Leics. ; gent. Emanuell Coll., Camb.

1675]

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Every, Simon 1675—1680

5th s. of Sir Henry Every, Bart, Egginton, Derbys. b. 1660. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1683. M.A., 1687

Fellow. R. of Navenby, Lines., 1703—53. Prebend, of Lincoln. Succeeded his brother as 5th Bart., 1729. d. Jan. 12, 1753, buried at Egginton.

Milnes, Samuell 1675—1680

s. of John Milnes, Repton ; taylor. Queen’s Coll, Camb.

Prior, Thomas 1675—1680

s. of John Prior, Aston, Derbys. ; husbandman. b. 1662. St. John’s Coll, Camb.

Davys, William 1675—

s. of William Davys, Repton ; husbandman.

Bull, Gilbert 1675

s. of William Bull, Repton ; husbandman.

Gilbert, Thomas 1675

s. of John Gilbert, Repton; butcher.

Pierson, Thomas 1675—1676

s. of Thomas Pierson, Milton, Derbys. ; husbandman. St John’s Coll, Camb.

Burton, Francis 1675 1678

s. of Francis Burton, Weston Underwood, Derbys • eent b. 1660. Magd. Had, Ox. K

Burton, Joseph 1675—1680

br. of the above, b. 1663. Ch. Ch., Ox.

Smalley, Samuell 1675—1681

s. of William Smalley, Beeston, Notts. ; husbandman. b. 1662. St. John’s Coll, Camb.

Hawkes, John 1675

s. of Thomas Hawkes, Burton, Staffs. ; clothier.

Repington, Edward 1675—1681

s. of Sebright Repington, Amington, Warwicks. ; esq. b. 1663. Univ. Coll, Ox. Inner Temple, 1683. Buried m Amington Chapel 1734.

Gilbert, Charles 1675

3rd s. of Henry Gilbert, Lockoe, Derbys. ; esq.

Every, William I675

Eyevy, Bart., Egginton, Derbys. b. My 22, 1662. Christ’s Coll, Camb. Capt. 1st Regt. Marines killed at Siege of Cork, 1690.

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Greasley, William 1675—1681

s. of Sir Thomas Greasley, Bart., Drakelow, Derbys. b. 1661. Trin. Coll., Ox. Succeeded as 3rd Bart., 1699. d. Oct. 17, 1711.

Warren, Bennett 1675 —

s. of Gervas Warren, Derby ; gent.

Tooby, Arthur 1675—1680

s. of George Tooby, Hilton, Derbys. ; yeoman. b. 1661. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Champernoone, Charles 1675—

s. of Charles Champernoone, Wing, Bucks. F.S.

Stephenson, Peter 1675—

s. of Samuell Stephenson, Milton, Derbys. ; farmer.

Bower, Caldwall 1675 —

s. of William Bower, 2nd Usher of Repton School. F.S. Surgeon. Auditor of the Corporation Accounts, 1701 — 27. Buried at Repton, July 6, 1727.

Fisher, John 1675 —

s. of Thomas Fisher, Formarke, Derbys. ; attorney-at-law.

Fowler, Richard 1675 —

s. of William Fowler, Repton ; gent.

Orchard, Thomas 1675 —

s. of William Orchard, Milton, Derbys. ; yeoman.

Heacocke, William 1675—

s. of Joseph Heacocke, Etwall, Derbys. ; husbandman. F.S.

Mathews, John 1675—

s. of John Mathews, Marston-on-Dove, Derbys. ; gent.

Okeover, Shirley 1675—1685

s. of Ralph Okeover, Derby ; gent. b. 1668. Ch. Ch., Ox.

Ray, John 1675 —

s. of George Ray, Repton ; ironmonger.

Ward, Nicholas 1675 —

s. of John Ward, Repton ; yeoman.

Rathdale, William 1675 —

s. of Thomas Rathdale, Tickenhall, Derbys. ; taylor.

Taylor, Richard 1675 —

s. of Arthur Taylor, Hartshorne, Derbys. ; gent.

Gilbert, Thomas 1675 —

s. of Thomas Gilbert, Repton ; yeoman.

Higgs, John 1675—

s. of John Higgs, Burton, Staffs. ; clothier.

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Waine, Edward [675

s. of John Waine, Milton, Derbys. ; yeoman.

Wright, William 1675

s. of William Wright, Stretton, Staffs. ; husbandman.

Bull, Robert 1675

s. of Gilbert Bull, Repton ; husbandman.

Mather, Joseph 1675

s. of Thomas Mather, Finderne, Derbys. ; yeoman.

Waite, William 1675

s. of William Waite, Milton, Derbys. ; yeoman.

Addams, Richard 1675

s. of Gervas Addams, Twyford, Derbys. ; husbandman.

Baley, William 1675

s. of William Baley, Housley, Derbys. ; clerke.

Fox, Peter 1675—

s. of Francis Fox, Egginton, Derbys. ; gent.

Prince, Nathaniell 1675

s. of Philip Prince, Normanton, Derbys. ; gent.

Walton, Emanuell 1675

s. of John Walton, Egginton, Derbys. ; yeoman.

Ward, William 1675

s. of Thomas Ward, Burton, Staffs. ; tanner.

Belchier, William 1675

s. of John Belchier, Bretby, Derbys. ; husbandman.

Truelove, William 1675

s. of Thomas Truelove, Repton ; cordwinder.

Pratt, Henry 1675—

s. of Francis Pratt, Repton ; weaver.

Measham, William 1675

s. of Wdliam Measham, Repton j weaver.

Peate, George 1675—1678

s. of George Peate, Wilson, Leics. ; gent. Emm. Coll., Camb.

Parker, William 1675—

^ s. of Thomas Parker, Newhall, Derbys. ; husbandman.

Smith, Robert 1675

s. of Robert Smith, Newhall, Derbys. ; husbandman.

Bishopp, William 1675

s. of Henry Bishopp, Repton ; husband man.

Astie, Samuell 1675

s. of William Astie, Twyford, Derbys. ; yeoman.

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LITHERLAND.

[1675

Turner, George 1675—

s. of Hugh Turner, Repton ; labourer.

Bower, William 1675—

s. of William Bower, 2n(i Usher of Repton School. 2nd Usher, 1687—1705

Ward, Joseph 1675 —

s. of Joseph Ward, Okethorpe, Derbys. ; gent.

Sheppard, John 1675 —

s. of John Sheppard, Bretby, Derbys. ; baker.

Mathews, Pownall 1675 —

s. of John Mathews, Marston, Derbys. ; gent.

Beardsley, Joseph 1675 —

s. of Joseph Beardsley, Burton, Staffs. ; farmer.

Roberts, Richard 1675 —

s. of John Roberts, Repton ; carpenter.

Gray, Godfrey 1675 —

s. of Richard Gray, Repton ; cordwinder.

Waine, Thomas 1675 —

8. of John Waine, Milton, Derbys. ; yeoman.

Shardloe, Thomas 1675 —

s. of John Shardloe, Formarke, Derbys. ; warrener.

Ward, John 1675—

8. of Francis Ward, Repton ; labourer.

Hunt, Henry 1675 —

s. of Henry Hunt, Repton ; cordwinder.

Cantrell, Joseph 1675—

s. of Henry Cantrell, Repton ; weaver.

Morley, John 1675 —

s. of John Morley, Repton; husbandman.

Turner, John 1675 —

s. of Hugh Turner, Repton ; labourer.

Bull, Thomas 1675 —

8. of Francis Bull, Repton ; labourer.

MatChett, John 1675 —

s. of John Matchett, Milton, Derbys. ; labourer.

Measham, John 1675—

s. of William Measham, Repton ; webster.

Bishopp, John 1675—

s. of Henry Bishopp, Repton ; husbandman.

F.S.

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21

Horne, William 1676—

s. of William Horne, Butterley Hall, Derbys. ; gent. d. 1747.

Kendall, George 1676—

s. of George Kendall, Appleby, Derbys. ; gent.

Kendall, Herbert 1676—

br. of the above.

Coulson, Samuell 1676—

s. of Thomas Coulson, Hartshorne, Derbys. ; gent.

Coulson, Thomas 1676—

br. of the above.

Burton, Benjamin 1676—

s. of Francis Burton, Weston Underwood, Derbys. ; gent.

Lewis, John 1676—

s. of Edward Lewis, Beeston, Notts. ; yeoman.

Sault, William 1676—

s. of Thomas Sault, Linton, Derbys. ; clerke.

Newham, John 1676—

s. of Joseph Newham, Alvaston, Derbys. ; yeoman.

AJIestry, Thomas 1676—

s. of Thomas Allestry, Wolverton Hampton, Staffs. ; clerke. d. 1677.

Ward, John 1676—

s. of Robert Ward, Stretton, Staffs. ; husbandman.

Aston, John 1676—

s. of John Aston, Coundwell, Derbys. ; yeoman.

Hunt, William 1676—

s. of Thomas Hunt, Kincoate, Leics. j clerk. Founder of Hunt s Charity.” By will dated April 9, 1736, he bequeathed to the Vicar and Churchwardens of Repton £20 — the interest to go to 8 of the poorest inhabitants every Christmas Day.

Allin, Joseph 1676—

s. of Homphry Allin, Burton, Staffs. ; skinner.

Brian, Richard 1676 —

s. of William Brian, Tickenhall, Derbys. ; baker.

Sheppard, Edward 1676—

s. of Richard Sheppard, Milton, Derbys. ; mason.

Sheppard, Nathaniell 1676—

br. of the above.

Fowler, William 1676—

s. of William Fowler, Repton ; gent.

Fowler, Samuell 1676

br. of the above.

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LITHERLAXD.

[1676

Spratley, John 1676—

s. of Isack Spratley, Bretby, Derbys. ; labourer.

Astie, William 1676 —

s. of William Astie, Twyford, Derbys. ; yeoman.

Allin, Daniell 1676 —

s. of Samuell Allin, Repton ; tom (tomb) -dresser.

Stevenson, Samuell 1676 —

s. of Samuell Stevenson, Milton, Derbys. ; farier.

Pegg, John 1676 —

s. of John Pegg, Repton ; labourer.

Cantrill, John 1676 —

s. of John Cantrill, Repton ; husbandman.

Woolley, John 1676 —

s. of John Woolley, Repton ; labourer.

Gray, Richard 1676 —

s. of Richard Gray, Repton ; translator (cobbler).

Measham, Thomas 1676—

s. of William Measham, Repton ; webster.

Barton, John 1676—

s. of William Barton, Repton ; husbandman.

Waite, Richard 1676 —

s. of Henry Waite, Repton ; husbandman.

Meakin, Gilbert 1676 —

s. of Richard Meakin, Repton ; husbandman.

Sont, William 1676 —

s. of William Sont, Repton ; gent.

Bishopp, Henry 1676 —

s. of Henry Bishopp, Repton ; husbandman.

Ward, William 1676 —

s. of Francis Ward, Repton ; labourer.

Oakes, Thomas 1676 —

s. of Richard Oakes, Hamstale Ridward, Stafis. ; locksmith.

Exon, Joseph 1676 — 1679

s. of John Exon, Dyseworth, Leics. ; yeoman. b. 1662.

Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Simpson, Merry (Mercy) 1676 — 1681

s. of Richard Simpson, Barton Park, Derbys. ; gent. b. 1664. Fellow Commoner, St. John’s Coll., Camb. Mendicant friar, d. in France.

1678]

LITHERLANU.

23

Eaton, Anthony 1676 —

s. of William Eaton, Etwall, Derbys. ; husbandman. F.S.

Eaton, George 1676 —

s. of Francis Eaton, Repton ; husbandman. Father of Alderman Eaton, and grandfather of Mayor of Derby 1771.

Heatherley, John 1676—

s. of Robert Heatherley, Repton ; labourer.

Poyser, Ralph 1676 —

s. of Ralph Poyser, Repton ; labourer.

Ashmore, Samuell 1676 —

s. of Thomas Ashmore, Repton ; labourer.

Blackwell, Josuah 1677 —

s. of Samuell Blackwell, Ryber, Derbys. ; gent.

Harpur, George 1677 —

s. of George Harpur, Twyford, Derbys. ; gent. Baptized Feb. 5, 166V8-

Stevens, Thomas 1677 —

s. of Thomas Stevens, London ; carman.

Fisher, Thomas 1677 —

s. of Thomas Fisher, Formarke, Derbys. ; attorney. Mayor of Derby 1709.

Rivett, Godfrey 1677 —

s. of Godfrey Rivett, Repton ; fisherman.

Insley, Thomas 1677 —

s. of Charles Insley, Repton ; labourer.

Richards, George 1677—

s. of Arthur Richards, Nottingham ; attorney-at-law.

Best, John 1677 —

s. of Richard Best, Repton ; labourer.

Woods, Hastinges 1677 —

s. of Addin Woods, Repton ; labourer.

Jaques, Edmund 1677 —

s. of Edmund Jaques, Elvaston, Derbys. ; gent.

Astenley, Edward 1677—

s. of Thomas Astenley, Chellardston, Derbys. ; clerk. F.S.

BirkS, George 1678—

s. of George Birks, Cumsbrough, Yorks. ; mason.

Sharpe, Robert 1678—1682

s. of Francis Sharpe, Stony Middleton, Derbys. ; yeoman, b. 1663. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

■ Simms, Samuell 1678—

s. of John Simms, Tickenhall, Derbys. ; wheelwright.

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LITHERLAND.

[1678

Rome, John 1678—

8. of John Rome, Finderne, Derbys. ; yeoman.

Rice, Abraham 1678 —

8. of Jo8eph Rice, Burton-on-Trent ; cordwinder.

Boylston, Joseph 1678 — 1681

s. of John Boylston, O.R., D.D., Market Bosworth, Leics. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1685. M.A., 1689.

Cork, William 1678 —

s. of Timothy Cork, Peakirk, Northants. ; gent.

Sheppard, Jonathan 1678 —

s. of John Sheppard, Milnehay, Derbys. ; gent.

Gladwyn, Matthew 1678 —

s. of William Gladwyn, Edelstow Hall, Ashover, Derbys. ; gent. Attorney-at-law.

Horne, Patricius 1678 —

8. of William Horne, Butterley Hall, Derbys. ; gent. Brother of Sherifi of 1681.

Meynell, John 1678—

s. of Francis Meynell, Bradley, Derbys. ; esq.

Meynell, Godfrey 1678 —

s. of Thomas Meynell, R. of Langley, Derbys. b. July 23, 1665. Purchased family estate of Meynell Langley from his uncles, Richard and Isaac, who had purchased it from the Duke of Newcastle in 1670. d. March 7, 1705, buried in chancel of Kirk Langley Church.

Meynell, John 1678—

s. of WilliAba Meynell, Sturston, Derbys. ; gent.

Bainbrigg, William 1678—

s. of Thomas Bainbrigg, Peake Forest, Derbys. ; clerk.

Minion, William 1678—

s. of William Minion, Staunton, Leics. ; labourer.

Heatherley, Robert 1678—

s. of Robert Heatherley, Repton ; gardener.

Cantrill, William 1678—

s. of John Cantrill, Repton ; yeoman.

Heathcote, Ralphe 1678—1681

8. of Ralphe Heathcote, Staley, Derbys. b. 1664. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1684. M.A., 1687. Fellow, 1687—95.

Rooe, John 1679 —

s. of Roger Rooe, Normanton, Leics. ; esq.

Beardsley, Theophilus 1679 —

s. of John Beardsley, Castle Donnington, Leics.; clerke. F.S.

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25

Chaveny, John 1679—

s. of Norton Chaveny, Repton ; gent.

Boylston, Septimus 1679 —

s. of John Boylston, O.R., D.D., Market Bosworth, Leics.

Hutchinson, William 1679—

s. of John Hutchinson, London ; anchorsmith.

Loos, William 1679 —

s. of William Loos, Burton-on-Trent ; shoemaker.

Walker, Thomas 1679 —

s. of William Walker, Fawde, Staffs. ; husbandman.

Little, Thomas 1679 —

s. of Thomas Little, Melborne, Derbys. ; clerk.

Walker, Gregory 1679 —

s. of Gregory Walker, Burton-on-Trent ; clothier.

Walker, John 1679—

br. of the above.

Barton, Edward 1679 —

8. of Godfrey Barton, Brigstock, Northants. ; clerke.

Calton, William 1679 —

s. of William Calton, Newton Sulney, Derbys. ; husbandman.

Chaveny, Thomas 1679 —

s. of Norton Chaveny, Repton ; gent.

Byard, Henry ld79—

s. of Thomas Byard, Newton Sulney, Derbys. ; yeoman.

Heatherly, William 1679—

s. of Godfrey Heatherly, London ; fishmonger.

Woodward, John 1680—

s. of William Woodward, Draycote, Derbys. ; yeoman. b. May 1, 1665. M.D. by Archbishop Tenison, F.R.S. Appren- ticed to London linen draper, retired from business, studied natural history, &c., at seat of Sir Ralph Dalton, under Dr. Barwick. Elected Professor of Physics, Gresham Coll. Founded Geological Professorship at Camb., 1727. Author “A Natural History of the Earth,” &c. d. Apr. 25, 1728, buried in Westminster Abbey.

Jesson, William 1680 —

s. of Sir William Jesson, Coventry, Warwicks. ; knight.

Mollabcr, Walter 1680 —

s. of John Mollaber, Coaten, Derbys. ; yeoman.

Bird, Thomas 1680 —

s. of Thomas Bird, Repton ; labourer.

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[1680

Waite, Richard 1680 —

s. of Richard Waite, Repton ; husbandman.

Bishop, Thomas 1680 —

s. of Henry Bishop, Repton; husbandman.

BerriSford, Henry 1680 —

s. of Francis Berrisford, Cole Eaton, Derbys. ; husbandman.

Beet, William 1680 —

s. of Thomas Beet, Burton, Staffs. ; innkeeper.

Sheppard, Mathew 1680 —

s. of Mathew Sheppard, Egginton, Derbys. ; cooke.

Jemmat, Francis 1680 —

s. of Samuell Jemmat, Warwick ; clerke.

Wilkinson, Gilbert 1680—

s. of Mathew Wilkinson, Repton ; mercer.

Colinge, Richard 1680—

s. of Benjamin Colinge, Westminster ; gent.

Colinge, William 1680 —

br. of the above.

Wright, Francis 1680 —

s. of William Wright, Middlesex ; gent.

Dutton, John 1680—

s. of John Dutton, Middlesex; gent.

Rogerson, Richard 1680 —

s. of John Rogerson, Repton ; clerke.

DOUGHTY, Headmaster, 1680—1705.

Rooe, Roger 1681 —

s. of Roger Rooe, Normanton Turvile, Leics. ; esq.

Eaton, Thomas 1681 —

s. of Widdow Eaton, Egginton, Derbys.

Ratchdale, Thomas 1681 —

s. of William Ratchdale, Egginton, Derbys.

Gilbert, Henry 1681—

s. of George Gilbert, Overseale, Leics. ; gent.

Doughty, Paul 1681—

s. of Samuell Doughty, Finderne, Derbys. ; gent.

Doughty, Thomas 1681 —

br. of the above.

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DOUGHTY.

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Shaw, Samuel 1681 —

s. of Tliomas Shaw, Repton ; blacksmith.

Stone, Hastinge; 1681 —

s. of John Stone, Repton ; husbandman.

Mousley, Richard 1681 —

s. of Richard Mousley, Milton, Derbys. ; husbandman.

Mousley, John 1681—

br. of the above.

Henson, William 1681 —

s. of William Henson, Repton ; weaver.

Wilkenson, John 1681—

s. of Joseph Wilkenson, Barrow on-Trent ; husbandman. Baptized Nov. 2, 1669.

Birch, John 1681

s. of George Birch, Foremarck, Derbys. ; husbandman.

Turner, William 1681—

s. of Hugh Turner, Repton ; labourer.

Roberts, Thomas 1681

s. of John Roberts, Repton ; carpenter.

Jaques, John 1681—1692

s. of GervasJaques, Willington, Derbys.; gent. b. 1675. Merton Coll., Ox.

Shaw, Gervas 1081

s. of Henry Shaw, Eastwood, Derbys. ; gent.

Bancroft, William 1681

s. of Thomas Bancroft, Barrow-on-Trent ; husbandman.

Mitchell, John 1681

s. of Henry Mitchell, Repton ; husbandman.

Barton, Gilbert 1681

s. of William Barton, Repton ; husbandman.

Allen, Gilbert 1681

s. of Samuel Allen, Repton ; yeoman.

Wilkenson, John 1681—

s. of Mathew Wilkenson, Repton ; mercer.

Spratley, William 1682

s. of John Spratley, Bretby, Derbys. ; labourer.

Dickin, Thomas 1682

s. of Joseph Dickin, Newton Sulney, Derbys. ; labourer.

Bampford, John 1682

s. of James Bampford, Royster, Derbys. ; gent.

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[1682

Gouge, Edward 1682—

s. of Edward Gouge, London ; gent.

Astle, Joseph 1682 —

8. of Thomas Astle, Fawde, Stafis. ; gent.

Hill, John 1682—

s. of Edward Hill, Bretby, Derbys. ; gent.

Fisher, John 1682—

s. of William Fisher, Bretby, Derbys. ; husbandman.

Fisher, William 1682 —

br. of the above.

Tasker, William 1682 —

s. of John Tasker, Foremarke, Derbys. ; cooke.

Bancroft, William 1682—

s.of — Bancroft, Barrough-on-Trent, Derbys ; husbandman.

Bower, Theophilus 1682 —

s. of William Bower, Under Usher, Repton School.

Foulis, Samuel 1682 — 1687

s. of William Foulis, Repton ; gent. b. 1669. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Bower, Charles 1703—

s. of Caldwall Bower, O.R., Repton. F.S. Buried at Repton, Aug. 14, 1733.

ABBOTT, Headmaster, 1705—1713.

GAWTON, Headmaster, 1713—1723.

The following 70 boys are said to have been “ all the present schollars in the Free Schole at Repton,” June 7, 1714. No other entries appear under Mr. Gawton.

Brown, John 1714—

s. of Gilbert Brown, Hartshorn, Derbys. ; miller, b. 1699.

Wain, Gabriel (or Wayne) 1714 — 1720

s.of Edward Wain, Milton, Derbys.; husbandman, b. 1700. New Inn Hall, Ox. B.A., 1724. R. of Shelford, Notts, d. Sept. 1, 1771.

Broad, Thomas 1714 —

s. of Robert Broad, Repton ; gent. b. 1701.

Wilkinson, Josiah 1714—

s. of Joseph Wilkinson, Barrow, Derbys. ; husbandman, b. 1701.

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Hutchinson, George 1714—

s. of John Hutchinson, Repton ; barber, b. 1702.

Cfark, Joseph 1714

s. of John Clark, Willington, Derbys. ; taylor. b. IG98. F.S.

Pratt, Henry 1714—

s. of Henry Pratt, Cerpy Atbain, Lines. ; tidewaiter. b. 1700.

Coke, Daniel 1714

s. of John Coke, Findern, Derbys. ; husbandman, b. 1700.

Allat, John 1714

s. of Josiah Allat, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leics. ; dyer. b. 1701.

Butterton, William 1714—

s. of William Butterton, Repton ; keeper, b. 1702.

Richardson, John 1714—

s. of George Richardson, Foremark, Derbys.; keeper, b. 1702.

Ward, Richard 1714

s. of John Ward, Repton; shoemaker, b. 1702.

Commyns, Richard 1714—

s. of Michael Commyns, London; barber b 1702 Founder of “ Coming’s Charity.” By will, dated from Cam- bridge, he bequeathed £100, the interest to be expended in bread, to be given to the poor of Repton on Christmas Eve

Clay, Thomas 1714

u Merrybower, Derbys.; husbandman,

b. 1700.

Rennisson, John 1714

s. of John Rennisson, Newton Solney, Derbys. ; husbandman.

Byard, Henry 1714

t Derbys. ; husbandman.

Richardson, Thomas 1714

s. of George Richardson, Foremark, Derbys. ; keeper, b. 1705.

Prat, William 1714

s. of Gilbert Prat, Repton ; husbandman, b. 1705.

Stephenson, Samuel 1714

s. of John Stephenson, Milton, Derbys. ; husbandman, b. 1704.

IVIorly, Godfrey 1714

s. of Thomas Morly, Repton ; labourer, b. 1702.

Stone, John 1714

3. of Samuel Stone, Stenson, Derbys ; husbandman

Fosbrook, John 1714

s. of Theodore Fosbrook, Sawley, Derbys. ; gent. 1

b. 1703. 1704.

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[17U

Cantrel, John 1714—

s. of Henry Cantrel, Repton ; skinner, b. 1705.

Measam, Thomas 1714—

s. of Thomas Measam, Ropton ; labourer, b. 1705.

Osbiston, James 1714 —

s. of James Osbiston, Radbourn, Derbys. ; labourer, b. 1705.

Henson, William 1714 —

s. of John Henson, Repton ; weaver, b. 1707.

Heath, Richard 1714 —

s. of Richard Heath, Clifton, Staffs. ; weaver, b. 1703.

Odish, Edward 1714 —

s. of John Odish, Foremark, Derbys. ; husbandman, b. 1706.

Ciarson, Thomas 1714—

s. of John Ciarson, Hartshorn, Derbys. ; butcher, b. 1705.

Ward, Samuel 1714 —

s. of William Ward, Repton ; taylor. b. 1705.

Hearfield, Philip 1714—

s. of Philip Hearfield, Twiford, Derbys. ; carpenter, b. 1703. Baptized Jan. 8, 170®/^.

Lamb, John 1714—

s. of Joseph Lamb, Repton ; husbandman, b. 1704.

Rivet, Henry 1714 —

s. of Godfrey Rivet, Repton ; fisherman, b. 1706.

Stone, John 1714—

s. of Hastings Stone, Repton; husbandman, b. 1706.

Wright, Francis 1714 —

s. of Joseph Wright, Bretby, Derbys. ; shoemaker, b. 1704.

Twelves, Theophilus 1714 —

s. of John Twelves, Castle Donnington, Leics. ; wheelwright, b. 1702. F.S. B.N.C., Ox.

Rennisson, Jonathan 1714—

s. of John Rennisson, Newton Solney, Derbys. ; husbandman, b. 1705.

Prat, Benjamin 1714 —

s. of Thomas Prat, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leics. ; ironmonger, b. 1704.

Gilbert, William 1714—

s. of Thomas Gilbert, Repton ; yeoman, b. 1706.

Shorthouse, Thomas 1714—

s.of John Shorthouse, Milton, Derbys. ; husbandman, b. 1705.

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Lamb, Joseph 1714.

s. of Joseph Lamb, Repton ; husbandman, b. 1706.

Lindup, Henry 1714

s. of Lindup, Coventry, Warwicks.; husbandman, b. 1705.

Campion, Thomas 1714

b Campion, Dunington, Leics. ; husbandman.

Weywell, Prince 1714

s. of Thomas Weywell, Repton ; basketmaker. b. 1704.

Waite, George 1714_1724

s. of John Waite, Milton, Derbys. ; yeoman, b. 1707 Merton Coll., Ox. B.A., 1728. M.A., 1734.

Barber, Joseph 1714 1724

s. of William Barber, Repton ; exciseman, b. 1707. Merton Coll., Ox. B.A., 1728. M.A., 1734.

Barber, William 1714

br. of the above, b. 1706.

Mousley, Richard 1714

s. of John Mousley, Repton ; shoemaker, b. 1706.

Dethick, Thomas 1714

b Dethick, Willington, Derbys. ; husbandman.

Bull, George 1714

s. of Thomas Bull, Repton, labourer, b. 1706.

Hatcket, Richard 1714

s. of Matthew Hatcket, Hartshorn, Derbys. ; labourer, b. 1703..

Measam, John 1714—

s. of Thomas Measam, Repton ; labourer, b. 1707.

Williomet, Thomas 1714—

s. of Joseph Williomet, Repton ; yeoman, b. 1707.

Shaw, John 1714

8. of John Shaw, Repton ; blacksmith, b. 1708.

Reader, Joseph 1714

8. of Benjamin Reader, Milton, Derbys. ; carpenter, b. 1708.,

Mousley, John 1714

8. of John Mousley, Repton ; shoemaker, b. 1709.

Weywell, Richard 1714—

8. of Thomas Weywell, Repton; basketmaker. b. 1707.

Odish, Thomas 1714

8. of John Odish, Foremark, Derbys. ; husbandman, b. 1707.,

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[1714

Ward, George 1714 —

8. of William Ward, Repton ; taylor. b. 1709. F.S.

Richardson, George 1714—

s. of John Richardson, Ticknall, Derbys. ; baker.

Parker, William 1714 —

s. of Saunders Parker, Stanton, Derbys. ; collier, b. 1697.

Wilkinson, Samuel 1714 —

s. of Gilbert Wilkinson, Repton ; labourer. b. 1707. F.S.

Tatam, Henry 1714 —

s. of John Tatam, Sutton, Derbys. ; clerk, b. 1703. Bought Manor of Boylestone from Rev. Thomas Gilbert in 1751.

Barton, John 1714 —

s. of Gilbert Barton, Repton ; labourer, b. 1708.

Flemming, John 1714—

s. of Edward Flemming, Findon, Derbys. ; husbandman, b. 1704.

Webster, Henry 1714 —

s. of Samuel Webster, Hartshorn, Derbys. ; husbandman, b. 1706.

Parker, William 1714 —

s. of William Parker, Newhall Lordship, Derbys. ; collier.

Smith, Godwin 1714 —

s. of Thomas Smith, Long Whatton, Derbys. ; husbandman, b. 1696.

Francis, George 1714—

s.of George Francis, Egginton, Derbys.; labourer, b. 1707.

Bromly, Thomas 1714 —

s. of John Bromly, Egginton, Derbys. ; husbandman, b. 1706.

DUDSON, Headmaster, 1723—1724.

FLETCHER, Headmaster, 1724—1741.

Every, Henry — 1726

1st s. of Sir Simon Every, Bart., O.R. R. of Navenby, Lines, b. Oct. 25, 1708. Christ’s Coll., Camb. High Sheriff,

Derbys., 1748. Succeeded his father as 6th Bart., 1753. d. May 31, 1755, buried at Egginton.

1730]

FLETCHER.

33

Every, John —1727

hr. of the above. b. Oct. 17, 1709. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1729. M.A., 1733. V. of Bracebridge, Lines., 1737.

R. of Waddington, Lines., 1741. J.P., Derbys. Succeeded

his brother as 7th Bart., 1755. d. June 29, 1779, buried at Egginton.

Eaton, George

Kirk,

Fisher, John —1727

s. of William Fisher, Hereford. b. 1709. Wadham and Trin. Colls., Ox. B.A., 1731.

Fairbrother, J.

Stone, T.

Foster,

Tompson, 1726—

Barker, J.

Tatum, T.

Gisborne, John c. 1728

s. of Thomas Gisborne, J.P., Yoxall Lodge, Staffs, and St. Helen’s, Derby, b. 1716. d. Feb. 13, 1779. He wrote from School, on Aug. 1, 1728 that “ Mr. Fletcher (Headmaster) has thirteen Boarders in his house (i.e.. The Priory) but one of them. Wide Cantrell, has layn out of ye house for this week past, and is to lye there, till there is another bed put up.”

Marshall, 1730—

Fisher, John —1732

s. of John Fisher, Milton, Bucks. ; clerk, b. 1713. Trin. Coll., Ox., Demy, Magd. Coll, 1735. B.A., 1736. M.A., 1739.

Bennitt,

Allestree, James

Mainwaring, Benjamin — 1736

Buxton, Joseph

s. of Francis Buxton, Weston-under-Wood. Ch. Ch., Ox.

Newton, William 1730

s. of William Newton, Derby; clerk, b. 1712. St. John’s Coll., Ox.

Davenport, Edward —1731

s. of George Davenport, St. John’s, Chester; esq. b. 1714 B.N.C., Ox. B.A., 1734. M.A., 1737.

c

34

FLETCHER.

[1731

Wayte, Henry — 1731

s. of John Wayte, Milton ; yeoman, b. 1712. Merton Coll., Ox. B.A., 1734.

Walker, Gerard — 1731

s. of Gerard Walker, Thrustley ; yeoman. b. 1712. Ball. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1734.

Asteley, William — 1731

s. of Walter Asteley, D.D., Frodsall, nr. Sandon, Staffs. ; clerk, b. 1713. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1734. M. A., 1741. Headmaster, Repton School, 1741 — 67. (Brother- in-law of his predecessor, George Fletcher). R. of Hartshorne. d. 1769.

Sherwin^ Thomas —1733

s. of Richard Sherwin, Cubley ; clerk, b. 1714. St. John’s Coll., Ox. B.A., 1736.

Cantrell, William —1735

s. of Henry Cantrell, Derby ; clerk, b. Mar., 1715. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1738. V. of Normanton, Rutland, d. Jan. 17, 1787.

Edwards, John —1736

s. of Nathaniel Edwards, Derby ; surgeon. b. 1717. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1739. M.A., 1743. V. of Repton,

1742.

Wright, John —1733

s. of Matthew Wright, Holme, Westmd. b. 1713. Queen’s Coll., Ox. B.A., 1737. M.A., 1740.

Dabbs, Arthur

Sutton, John —1737

s. of Cornelius Sutton ; clerk. Jesus Coll., Camb. B.A., 1740.

Turner, William — 1738

s. of W. Turner, Derby ; attorney. b. 1720. St. John’s

Coll., Camb.

Wilson, George — 1739

s. of James Wilson, Nottingham. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Woolley, Richard — 1739

s. of J. Woolley, Marston Montgomery, Derbys ; husband- man. b. 1720. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1742.

Smith, James — 1740

s. of T. Smith, Baldock, Herts ; clerk, b. 1722. Emm. Coll.,

Camb.

1746]

ASTELEY.

36

ASTELEY, Headmaster, 1741—1767.

Birch, John Nevil 1743

s. of Jonathan Birch, Bakewell ; clerk, b. 1726. Hert Coll Ox. B.A., 1747. M.A., 1750.

Wilmot, Francis Balydon 1744

s. of Edward Wilmot, Spondon, Derbys. ; barrister, b. 1725. St. John’s Coll., Camb. H.O.

Wilmot, Richard 1744

br. of the above, b. 1726. St. Johns Coll., Camb. BA 1747 M.A., 1751.

Newhouse, William F.S.	—1745
Elliot, George F.S.	—1745
Greiton, John	—1745
Vernon, William F.S.	— 1753
Hull, AVilliam F.S. Of Ticknall, Derbys.	1743—1746
Sills, George F.S.	— 1744

Everard, George

s. of George Everard, Loughborough ; clerk. Emm Coll Camb. LL.B., 1750. H.O.

Edwards, AVilliam —1743

s. of Nathaniel Edwards, Derby; surgeon, b. 1726 Emm Coll., Camb.

Briscoe, Benjamin 1744 1745

Briscoe, Stourbridge, Warwicks.; surgeon.

S' Camb. R. of Staunton, Worcs.

d. Nov. 29, 1798.

Pountney, Christopher 1744

F.S.

Soar, John (or Sore) F.S.

1746—1749

Swindell, Henry

D ^'^“dell. Burrow’s Ash ; clerk. Peterhouse, Camb.

B.A., 1748. M.A., 1752.

Boultbee, Joseph —1746

8. of Thomas Boultbee, Brailsford, Derbys • clerk Line. Coll, Ox. ’

b. 1727.

36

ASTELEY.

[1745

Mansfield, John —1746

s. of William Mansfield, All Souls, Derby, b. 1724. B.N.C., Ox.

Comings, Fowler —1746

s. of Richard Comings, Repton ; esq. b. 1728. Hert. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1749. M.A., 1752.

Fletcher, George —1747

s. of George Fletchex, Cubley, Derbys. ; clerk, and late H.M. of Repton School, b. Mar. 19, 1728. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1750. M.A., 1762. R. of Cubley, 1763 — 1800.

d. Oct. 11, 1800.

Browne, Corbet

s. of Thomas Browne, Hungry Bentley ; esq. Queen’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1750. M.A., 1754.

Goodday, William — 1748

s. of William Goodday, Strelley, Notts. ; clerk. b. 1731. Line. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1751. Fellow, Magd. Coll., 1751 — 1771. D.D., 1768. Vice-Pres. Magd. Coll., 1768. d. Jan. 17, 1797.

Fletcher, Walter —1748

s. of George Fletcher, Cubley, Derbys. ; clerk, and late H.M. of Repton School, b. Jan. 3, 1731. Hert. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1752. 1st Usher, Repton School, 1752. R. of Breadsall, 1774—95. d. April 7, 1795.

Birch, Thomas — 1750

s. of Jonathan Birch, Bakewell ; clerk, b. 1732. Hert. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1754.

Stokes, Thomas — 1751

s. of John Stokes, Dippins, Staffs. ; gent. b. 1732. Hert. Coll., Ox.

iMorice, William — 1750

s. of William Morice, Westminster ; esq. b. 1733. Hert. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1754. R. of All Hallows, Bread St. Chap, to the King. d. Jan. 7, 1819.

Sresley, Thomas — 1751

eldest s. of John Gresley, Seal, and Sandybrook, Ashbourne ; surgeon, b. 1734. Hert. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1758. D.D.,

1768. F.R.S. R. of Seal. d. April 18, 1785, buried at St. James’, Bath.

'Unett, Thomas — 1761

s. of Richard Unett, Stafford ; bookseller, b. 1732. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1755. M.A., 1770. Preb. Lich-

field. R. of Coppenhall, Cheshire, d. Mar. 15, 1785.

Fletcher, Thomas — 1751

s. of John Fletcher, Tutbury, Staffs. ; clerk, b. 1732. Pemb. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1755.

1749]

ASTELEY.

37

Mathews, William — 1751

s. of James Mathews, Repton ; husbandman, b. 1731. Magd. Hall, Ox.

Babbington, Henry — 1752

s. of William Babbington, Tutbury, Staffs, b. 1731. St. Bdm. Hall., Ox.

Sneyd, Edward — 1752

s. of Ralph Sneyd, Keele, Staffs. ; esq. b. 1734. B.N.C., Ox. B.A., 1755. V. of Wolstanton, Staffs. d. Oct. 17, 1795.

Burdett, J.

Bentley, John

Cotton, Henry

Gresley, John — 1754

2nd 8. of John Gresley, Ashbourne, Derbys. b. 1735. Emm. Coll.,Camb. B.A., 1758. M.A., 1761. Fellow. H.O. d. 1795.

Wright, John 1745 —

s. of John Wright, Derby ; attorney, b. 1729. d. 1798.

Wright, Richard 1745 —

br. of the above, b. 1730. M.D. d. Feb. 2, 1814.

Wright, Richard — 1758

s. of Richard Wright, Derby ; surgeon, b. 1740. Emm. Coll., Camb. B.A., 1762. Fellow. M.D., 1773. F.R.S., F.R.C.P. d. Oct. 14, 1786.

Mundy, Francis Noel Clarke 1749 —

s. of W. Mundy, Osbaston, Leics. b. 1739. Went to Win- chester. New Coll., Ox. M.A., 1761. Of Markeaton, Derby. J.P. Author of Poems, “ Needwood Forest,” “ Fall of Need- wood.” d. Oct. 23, 1815.

Underwood, Isaac 1749—1755

F.S.

Shaw, Stebbing — 1754

s. of .John Shaw, Stone, Staffs ; merchant, b. 1737. St. John’s Coll., Camb. Father of Historian of Staffs. R. of Hartshorne, Derbys. d. Jan. 31, 1799.

Hutchinson, John —1754

s. of James Hutchinson, Packington, Leics. ; gardener. b. 1735. St. John’s Coll., Camb. 1st Usher Repton Sch., 1770.

Dixie, Beaumont — 1756

s. of B. Dixie, Bosworth, Leics. ; clerk. St. John’s Coll., Camb. d. May 10, 1786.

38

ASTELEY.

[1751

Dabbs, John — 1757

s. of — Dabbs, Seckington, Warwicks. ; grazier. b. 1739. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Cotton, Rowland

1751—

Byard, Thomas Brown, Abraham Brown, William Meynell, Richard

s. of Godfrey Meynell, Anslow, Staffs. ; esq. d. 1773.

Woolly, John Davys, John

Clarke, Thomas — 1760

s. of W. Clarke, West Hallam, Derbys. ; clerk, b. 1741. Emm. Coll., Camb.

Mugliston, George 1753—1763

F.S.

Geary, Nicholas 1754 — 1763

F.S.

Hobrow, Robert 1754 —

Orme, Thomas 1754 — 1763

s. of Thomas Orme, Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; husbandman,

b. 1744. F.S. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1767. M.A.,

1770. D.D., 1793. V. of Barholme. Headmaster, Oakham

Gr. Sch., 1778 — 96. Headmaster, Louth Gr. Sch. Preb. Lincoln. F.S.A. d. Oct. 20, 1814.

Comings, William (or Comins) 1755 — 1761

F.S.

Greaves, George —1764

b. 1747. St. John’s Coll., Camb. R. of Stanton and Swarkeston. d. Jan. 12, 1828.

Piers, John 1755 —

F.S.

Maddock, John 1755—

F.S.

Coke, D’Ewes 1756 — 1764

s. of George Coke, Mansfield Woodhouse, Notts. ; esq. b. 1747. St. John’s Coll., Camb. R. of Pinxton, 1771. R. of South Normanton. D.D. d. Apr. 12., 1811.

Dodsiey, Richard — 1764

s. of Alvery Dodsiey, Nottingham ; physician. b. 1745. Emm. Coll., Camb.

1763]

PRIOR.

39

Breo, Thomas — 1768

s. of Thomas Bree, Killingworth, Warwick ; clerk, b. 1751. Ball. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1772.

Burton, Charles F.S.

Davison, Robert F.S.

Pinner, Henry F.S.

Webster, Richard F.S.

1761—

—1763 1761 — 1763—

Scott, Jonathan

s. of Jonathan Scott, Shrewsbury. b. 1754. Also at Shrewsbury School. Went to India when 12 years old. Per- sian Secretary to Warren Hastings. Translated from Arabic, Persian, and Hindustani. D.C.L., 1805. LL.D., 1808. Pro- fessor of Oriental languages at R.M. and E.I. Colls, d. Feb. 11, 1829.

PRIOR, Headmaster, 1767—1779.

The following 116 names are entered under the heading “ Repton School at Midsummer, 1771,” but it is certain that many of them entered after that date. There were about 150 boys at the School in Dr. Prior’s time. (Bigsby’s Hist, of Repton.)

Buxton, Robert

s. of John Buxton, Shadwell, Norfolk ; esq.

MaddOCk, Benjamin Mar. 1763 —

s. of Henry Maddock, King’s Cliff, Northampton. F.S.

Hickin, William

s. of John Hickin, Handmore, Staffs. ; farmer.

Hinckes, Joseph

s. of — Hinckes, Stone, Staffs. ; clerk.

Gretton, George

s. of — Gretton, Norton, Salop ; clerk. Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A., 11th Wrangler, 1776. M.A., 1779. Fellow. 1st Mem- ber’s Prize, 1777, 1778. D.D., 1791. Dean of Hereford, 1809.

R. of Hed sor, Bucks. V. of St. Saviour’s, Dartmouth. Chap, to George III., &c. d. 1820.

40

PRIOR.

Swinnerton, John —1772

s. of John Swinnerton, Sugnall, Staffs. ; attorney-at-law. b. 1753. Pemb. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1776. M.A., 1781. V. of

Wybunbury. d. Dec. 22, 1801.

Wade, William —1773

s. of Charles Gregory Wade, Drayton, Salop; esq. b. 1755. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Bailey, Weston Church

s. of Weston Church Bailey, Madeley, Staffs. ; esq.

Edwards, William —1774

s. of John Edwards, O.R., Repton ; clerk, b. 1756. Wadh. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1777.

Peach, Henry — 1772

s. of H. Peach, Derby; esq. b. 1754. St. John’s Coll., Ox. B.A., 1776. H.O. Owner of Langley Hall.

Rastall, William

s. of — Rastall, Newark-on-Trent ; surgeon and apothecary. Hayne, John

s. of Richard Hayne, Ashbourne, Derbys. ; esq. Held the Lordships of Brassington and Offcote.

Smith, Richard — 1775

s. of Richard Smith, Wellington, Salop ; clerk. b. 1757. St. John’s Coll., Ox. B.A., 1779. R. of Staveley, Derbys., 1821, and domestic Chap, to Duke of Devonshire, d. at Edensor, Sept. 26, 1837.

Goodall, Thomas Apr., 1769 —

s. of Henry Goodall, Repton ; farmer, b. Sept. 22, 1756. F.S. Magd. Coll., Camb. B.A. V. of Willington. d.

Mar. 27, 1790.

Green, John Richard — 1775

s. of John Green, London; barrister. b. 1757. St. John’s Coll., Ox. Line. Inn, 1775.

Bromley, Henry

s. of Rt. Hon. Lord Montfort, Baron, of Horseheath, Cambs. b. May 14, 1773. Owner of Abberley, Worcs. D.C.L. Succeeded his father as 3rd Baron, 1799. d. Apr. 30, 1851, when the peerage became extinct.

Borrow, Thomas — 1777

Afterwards Borough. s. of Thomas Borrow, barrister. Recorder of Derby, b. 1759. Univ. Coll, Ox. Mid. Temple. Of Chetwynd Park, Salop, d. 1838.

PRIOR.

41

Grosvenor, Charles

s. of William Grosvenor, Drayton, Salop ; attorney-at-law.

Grosvenor, Robert br. of the above.

Pole, Sacheverell

Afterwards ChandOS-Pole. s. of Edward Sacheverell Pole, Radbourne, Derby, b. June 16, 1769. d. Apr. 14, 1813.

Ward, Henry — 1774

s. of Abraham Ward, High Field, Castle, Staffs, b. 1756. Wore. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1778. M.A., 1781. Perpetual

Curate of Havering atte Bower, 1789. R. of Little Thurrock, Essex, 1786. d. Nov. 29. 1837.

Peake, Richard

s. of Richard Peake, Eccleshall, Staffs. ; innholder.

Cook, Edward

s. of John Cook, Wellington, Salop ; apothecary.

Freeman, Joseph

s. of Joseph Freeman, King’s Heath, Birmingham ; farmer.

Wilmot, Francis — 1777

s. of Francis Balydon Wilmot, O.R., Spondon, Derby, b. 1760. St. John’s Coll., Ox. B.C.L., 1796. Bar, Mid. Temple, 1784. R. of Trusley and Pinxton. d. Apr. 21, 1818.

Moreton,

of Newcastle-under-Line, Staffs.

Wildigg, Thomas

s. of John Wildigg, Bentley, Staffs. ; butcher.

Gretton, Walthall —1779

s. of — Gretton, Norton, Salop ; clerk. Trin. Coll.. Camb. B.A.. 1783. M.A., 1795. V. of Audlem. d. 1799.

Birch, Acton

s. of — Birch, Stafford ; innholder.

Jackson, James Jackson, Benjamin

“ Jackson, two, viz., James and Benjamin from Coventry.’’ Bourne, Robert

s. of John Bourne, Sutton-cum-Duckmanton ; clerk. Wore. Coll., Ox. (?)

Webster,

F.S.

Mouseley, John

s. of John Mouseley, Repton. b. 1757.

42

PRIOR.

Mouseley, Rickard

br. of the above, b. 1759.

Thompson,

Jowet,

Ingle, William

b. 1760. F.S. Of Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; surgeon, d. Dec. 24, 1823.

Smith,

Botham,

Gilbert, George (whose Diaries Bigsby quotes).

Howett,

F.S. Of Calke, Derbys.

Robinson,

Wilson,

Watkins, Charles

s. of Charles Watkins, Repton ; surgeon. (Lived in Little Priory with boarders).

Thompson,

Sedcole,

Bellamy,

Pearsall, John Mole,

GreaveS;

Bull, John — 1798

s. of John Bull, Cubley, Derbys. b. 1778. St. Edm. Hall, Ox. B.A., 1801. M.A., 1809. Headmaster, Chipston Gr.

Sch. Author “ Devotional Hymns,” &c.

Wayte,

Pickering,

Cooke, Joseph Cooke,

Dyson,

Delves, William — 1777

s. of William Delves, Frant, Sussex ; clerk, b. 1759. St. John’s Coll., Ox. B.A., 1781. M.A., 1784.

Ogle, Ralph —1780

s. of Ralph Ogle, Heworth, Northumb. ; esq. b. 1762. Univ. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1784. R. of Ingram, Northumb. d. 1790.

Smith, J oseph

s. of — Smith, Willington ; navigator on the Trent.

1771]

PBIOR.

43

Birch, John Taylor,

Carter,

Roughton,

Birch, Thomas Measom,

Mathews,

Suckling,

Meakin,

Measom, Thomas Wit,

Smedley,

Whawell,

Ward,

Wildig,

Bolton,

Cooke, William Smith, Isaac Mathews, William Partridge,

Measom,

Bagshawe, Samuel Feb., 1771 — 1773

s. of Col. Samuel Bagshawe, Ford Hall. Chapel-en-le-Frith. b. Dec. 28, 1753. Before going to Repton, had been in the Army for seven years, having received a Commission at the age of 9 ! Went to Grand Ducal Coll., Brunswick, 1773. Gentleman Commone", B.N.C., Ox. J.P.. Derbys., 1776. D.L., 1781. d. May 16, 1804.

Startin,

Flight,

Abell,

Oldenzell,

Gretton, Thomas

s. of — Gretton, Norton, Salop; clerk. Solicitor, d. June 5, 1823.

Mead,

Presbury,

44

PRIOR.

[1771

Arden, John —1770

s. of Henry Arden, Longcroft Hall, Staffs, b. Mar., 1752. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1774. M.A., 1784. R. of

Oxnead and V. of Buxton, Norfolk, 1777 — 1801, and R. of Lyng, 1784 — 1794. Minister of King’s Bromley, d. Feb. 10, 1803.

Arden,

br. of the above.

Adams,

Pearsall,

Towle,

Wayte,

Price,

Wayte,

Hodgkinson,

Wayte,

Stone,

Spor,

Stone,

Holmes,

Ashin,

Holmes,

Ingle,

Manifold,

Burt,

Gilbert,

Gilbert,

Presbury,

Shaw, Stebbing — 1780

s. of Stebbing Shaw, O.R., Hartshorne, Derbys. ; clerk, b. 1762. Queen’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1784. M.A., 1787.

Fellow. F.S.A. Author, “ The Topographer,” “ Hist, of Staffs.” R. of Hartshorne, 1799. d. Oct. 28, 1802.

Wilmot, Robert

s. of Sir Robert Wilmot, Bart., Chaddesden. b. July 5, 1765. Succeeded as 3rd Bart., 1793. Sheriff, 1803. d. July 13, 1842.

1790]

STEVENS.

45

Owen, Hugh Greaves,

Greaves,

Bagshawe, John 1771 — 1776

<5. of Col. Samuel Bagshawe, Ford Hall, Chapel-en-le-Frith. b. May 16, 1758. Line. Inn, 1781. J.P., Derbys., 1793.

D.L., 1797. High Sheriff, 1798. Of the Oaks, Wormhill Hall, and Castleton, Derbys., and of Cotes Hall, Yorks, d. Aug. 21, 1801.

Bagshawe, William 1771—1776

br. oi the above b. Jan. 6, 1763. B.N.C., Ox. B.A., 1787.

M.A., 1790. Incumbent Chapel-en-le-Frith and Wormhill, &c. Succeeded to Banner Cross and Ford Estates, c. 1828. d. Nov. 11, 1847.

Lloyd, George Wood 1775 —

Emm Coll., Camb B.A., 1790. V. of Church Gresley, 1793 — 1860. D D. Senior 0 R. present at Repton Tercentenary, 1857. d. Mar. 8, 1860.

Johnson, W. Brooks — 1783

s. of Joseph Johnson, Derby b. 1763. Christ’s Coll., Camb. M.B., 1789. Owner of Coxbench Hall, Derby.

STEVENS, Headmaster, 1779—1800.

Cavendish, Augustus — 1788

s. of Henry Cavendish, London, b. 1769. Trin. Coll., Camb.

Shaw, Robert c. 1779 —

s. of Stebbing Shaw, O.R., Hartshorne, Derbys. ; clerk, d. Aug. 5, 1792. The only Boarder at The Hall.

Hastings, Hans Francis 1787 — 1790

s. of Lt.-Col. George Hastings, b. 1779. Afterwards at school at Chelsea. R.N. 1793. Succeeded as 11th Baron Huntingdon. 1819. d. Dec. 9, 1828.

Coxon, Thomas c. 1787—1798

s. of Peter Coxon, Spondon, Derby; blacksmith, b. 1777. Lodged with relations at the Mitre Inn. Started a school in Spondon, which he managed for 50 years ; the building still stands with inscription, “ Ingredere ut proficias.” d. Sept. 15, 1860.

Richardson, George c. 1790—

s. of — Richardson, Tickenhall. b. 1780. F.S. In business, Derby and Manchester.

46

SLEATH.

[1792

Smith, John c. 1792—

s. of Seth Smith, The Hayes, Repton. b. 1781. In business, Derby.

Smith, James c. 1792 —

br. of the above, b. 1782. Architect and County Surveyor for Staffs, d. Oct. 18, 1862.

Haines, Richard Jan., 1794 — Sept., 1800

F.S.

AISOp, Benjamin Jan., 1795 —

8. of B. Alsop, Castleton. F.S.

TatlOW, Thomas Jan., 1796 —

8. of Joseph Tatlow, Derby. F.S.

BoSWOrth, Joseph Apr., 1796 —

s. of Thomas Bosworth, Etwall. b. 1788. F.S. Trin. Coll., Camb. B.D., 1834. D.D. Camb., 1839. D.D. Ox. Ad eundem 1847. Incorp. Ch. Ch., Ox., 1857. LL.D. Dr. Phil, of Leyden. F.R.S. F.S. A. Corresponding Member Royal Institute of the Netherlands. M.R.S. of Lit., London. Hon. F.R.S. of Sciences, Norway. F.S. A. Copenhagen. F. of Lit. Societies, Leyden, Utrecht, Bristol, &c. Rawlinson Professor of Anglo-Saxon, Ox. 1858 — 1876. Endowed Anglo- Saxon Professorship at Camb., 1867. Author of “ A Diet, of the Anglo-Saxon Language,” in which he writes of Repton : “ It is remarkable in the present day (1838) for its well-endowed “ and celebrated Grammar School. All the feelings arising “ from gratitude and juvenile recollection are associated with “ the name of Repton, for here the writer of this article was “ educated.” d. May 27, 1876.

Proctor, John Apr., 1796 —

F.S.

Howes, William Oct., 1799 —

s. of J. Hewes, Burton Joice ; clerk. F.S.

Mellor, John June, 1800 —

s. of G. Mellor, Derby. F.S.

Leacroft, Thomas

s. of T. Leacroft, Wirksworth.

SLEATH, Headmaster, 1800—1832.

Bassano, Francis Matthew Sept., 1800 —

2nd s. of Richard Bassano, Derby, b. Feb. 24, 1786.

Apothecary to the P'orces, London.

1800]

SLEATH.

47

Bassano, Philip Sept., 1800 —

br. of the above, b. June 23, 1791.

Gilbert, William Sept., 1800 —

s. of George Gilbert, Repton. b. 1788.

Gray, Thomas Sept., 1800 —

Hare, John Sept., 1800 — 1808

s. of Isaac Hare, Findern. b. 1788. Ch. Ch., Ox. B.A.,.

1812. Assist. M. Repton Sch., c. 1812 — 40. Incumbent of Donative of Newton Solney 1814 — 61, while living in Repton.. d. Mar. 29, 1864.

Smedley, William Sept., 1800 —

8. of Thomas Smedley, Repton.

Smith, Charles Sept., 1800 —

s. of John Smith, London.

Bainbrigge, Thomas Parker Oct., 1800 —

s. of Joseph Bainbrigge, Ashbourne, b. .1791. Lt. 24th Foot. Served in Mahratta and Nepaul wars. J.P. Derbys, d. May 23, 1870.

Bainbrigge, Joseph Hankey Occ., 1800 —

br. of the above, b. 1793 Surgeon, Derby, d. 1825.

Gray, James Oct., 1800 —

s. of Andrew Gray, Calk, Derbys. F.S.

Rees, David Oct., 1800 —

s. of Rees Rees, Repton. b. Mar., 1790.

Sitwell, William Oct., 1800 — 1802

s. of Edward Sacheverel Sitwell, Stainsby. b. 1783. St. John’s Coll., Camb. R. of Morley, Derby, 1807. d. 1844.

Sitwell, R’chard Staunton Oct., 1800 —

br. of the above, b. 1787. Cornet, 3rd Dragoons, 1802. Major, 1823. Served in Peninsular War. d. 1861.

Astly, Richard ' Oct., 1800—1810

s. of R. Astly, Odstone, nr. Bosworth. b. 1789. Merton Coll., Ox.

Barton, John Oct., 1800 —

s. of William Barton, Derby.

Brown, Jervis Oct., 1800 —

s. of John Brown, Repton.

Crawford, Thomas Oct., 1800 —

s. of William Crawford, Weddington Hall.

Holland, Richard Oct., 1800 —

s. of Richard Holland, Chaddesden.

48

SLEATH.

[1800

Kirkland, Smith Oct., 1800—

s. of Thomas Kirkland, Ashby.

Meakin, Thomas Oct., 1800—

s. of William Meakin, Repton. b. 1789.

Stone, John Oct., 1800—

s. of Albert Stone, Repton.

Thorp, Aaron Oct., 1800—

s. of — Thorp, Repton. b. 1787. Farmer, Repton Waste.

Wheildon, Jabes Oct., 1800—

s. of Thomas Wheildon, Repton.

Lovatt, Thomas Oct., 1800 —

s. of Thomas Lovatt, Findern.

Watson, Thomas Oct., 1800 —

s. of Thomas Watson, Willington.

Wilkinson, John Oct., 1800 —

s. of — Wilkinson, Mansfield Woodhouse.

Measham, John Nov., 1800—

s. of Samuel Measham, Repton.

Ward, William Nov., 1800 — 1804

s. of Samuel Ward, Osmaston, nr. Ashbourne. b. 1787. Ball. Coll., Ox.

Wright, John Nov., 1800 —

s. of John Wright, Tickenhall.

Lacy, John Jan., 1801 —

s. of John Lacy, Newark-on-Trent.

Moore, Thomas James Jan., 1801 —

stepson (“ son-in-law ”) of — Whateley, Burton ; surgeon.

Storey, Edward Jan., 1801 —

4th s. of Rev. P. Storey, Lockington. b. Jan. 18, 1789.

Storey, Nathaniel Jan., 1801 —

twin br. of the above. Capt. of Dragoons. Afterwards com- manded Derby and Chaddesden Troop of Yeomanry.

Buckley, John Feb., 1801 —

s. of N. Buckley, Normanton-on-Soar, Notts.

Buckley, Michael Feb., 1801 —

br. of the above.

Edwards, William Feb., 1801 —

8. of Rev. W. Edwards, Cubley Rectory.

Edwards, Henry Feb., 1801 —

br. of the above.

1801]

SLEATH.

49

Storer, John Feb., 1801—

s. of Mrs. Storer, Derby.

Greasley, Francis Feb., 1801 —

nephew of — Greasley, Tutbury.

Hart, John Feb., 1801—

F.S.

Mosley, Ashton Nicholas Every Feb., 1801 — Hall

s. of A. N. Mosley, Park Hill, Egginton. b. Nov. 21, 1792. J.P. and D.L. High Sheriff 1835. d. Oct. 4, 1875.

Radford, Francis Feb., 1801 —

s. of — Radford, Little Eaton, Derby.

Duesbery, Nathaniel Feb., 1801 —

s. of — Duesbery, Derby.

Every, Henry Feb., 1801— Home B.

s. of Francis Every, Wetmore Hall, Burton-on-Trent, and of Mrs. E., of Repton. b. Apr., 1785. d. Oct., 1804.

Bailey, Joseph Mar., 1801—

s. of William Bailey, Breadsall.

Ashby, Luke Mar., 1801—

s. of L. Ashby, Egginton.

Casson, Robert Mar., 1801—

s. of Rev. William Casson, Thrussington Rectory, Leics.

Chawner, John Cook Mar., 1801 —

s. of Rupert Chawner, Burton, M.D. Became a doctor.

Chawner, Charles Mar., 1801—

s. of Rev. C. Chawner, Church Broughton, b. Jan., 1791.

Chawner, Thomas Mar., 1801—

br. of the above, b. July, 1792.

Ordish, Ralph Mar., 1801—

s. of John Ordish, Ingleby.

Shorthose, William Mar., 1801—

s. of Robert Shorthose, Egginton.

Tabberer, Joseph Mar., 1801—

s. of J. Tabberer, Sutton, b. 1786. Emm. Coll., Camb.

Assist. M. Codrington Coll., Barbadoes 1811. d. July, 1814.

Tabberer, Benjamin Mar., 1801—

br. of the above, b. 1788. Surgeon, Repton. d. Sept. 10, 1831 .

Harris, John Apr., 1801—

s. of J. Harris, Castle Hill, Tutbury.

50

SLEATH.

[1801

Harris, William Apr., 1801

br. of the above.

Jabberer, George Apr., 1801

s. of G. Tabberer, Sutton. Farmer, Sutton.

Tomkinson, Samuel Apr., 1801

s. of Thomas Tomkinson, Leek, Staffs.

Smith, William May, 1801—

s. of Hon. Mrs. Smith, Derby.

Tempest, William Aug., 1801

s. of — Tempest, Little Eaton, Derby.

Warner, Richard Aug., 1801 ■

s. of R. Warner, Broughton Astley, Leics.

SpilSbury, Francis Ward Aug., 1801 1806

s. of B. Spilsbury, Willington. b. 1788. Jesus Coll., Camb. B.A., 1810. M.A., 1813. C. of Shifnal. d. June

20, 1864.

Burford, Edward Aug., 1801

s. of — Burford, Oxford. F.S.

Challoner, John Aug., 1801—

s. of W. Challoner, Leek, Staffs. ; attorney-at-law. b.

1789. d. 1808.

Madden, Charles Aug., 1801

s. of S. Madden, Snareston.

Rawlins, Richard Randall Aug., 1801 1804

s. of Rev. William Rawlins, Teversal Rectory, ISotts. b. 1786 St. John’s Coll., Ox. Author of articles on antiquities in Gentleman’s Magazine. F.S.A. Incumbent Kneeton-on- the-Hill, Notts. 1836—1867. d. Oct. 24, 1874.

Rawlins, William Aug., 1801

br. of the above.

Aug., 1801 —

b. 1791. St. John’s Coll., Ox. H.O.

Aug., 1801 —

Rawlins, James

br. of the above.

1812. M.A., 1825.

Rawlins, Thomas br. of the above.

Wilkes, William Aug., 1801

ward of Mrs. Webb, Newbold, Burton-on-Trent.

Proctor, John Aug., 1801

s. of Charles Proctor, Hints, nr. Tamworth.

Proctor', Samuel Cheatle Aug., 1801

br. of the above.

B.A.,

1802]

SLEATH.

0\

Husband, John Sept., 1801—

s. of Rev. — Husband, Lullington, Tamwortli.

Wainwright, Charles Sept., 1801—

s. of Thomas Wainwright, Eaton, Uoveridge, Derbys. F.S.

Holyoak, Henry Oct., 1801 —

s. of William Holyoak, Ashbourne. F.S.

Skinner, John Oct., 1801—

s. of J. Skinner, Calk, Derbys. F.S.

Greasley, John Jan., 1802—

nephew of — Greasley, Tutbury.

Hutchinson, Thomas Jan., 1802—

s. of Gilbert Hutchinson, Tickenhall, Derbys. b. 1794. Architect, Birmingham, d. July 21, 1817.

Jackson, Luke Jan., 1802—

s. of — Jackson, Hucknall, Notts.

Thompson, John Jan., 1802—

s. of Rev. Thompson, Eastwood, Notts.

Cox, George Jan., 1802 —

s. of — Cox, Derby. b. 1793. Wine merchant, Derby d. 1857.

Cox, Henry Jan., 1802—

br. of the above, b. 1794. Wine merchant, Derby d Feb 17, 1867.

Smeit, Arthur Jan., 1802 —

s. of Rev. W. Smelt, Gedling Rectory, Notts, b. June 8, 1789. Went out to India to join Bengal Army, but through the influence of his uncle, Earl of Chesterfield, was exchanged into Civil Service. Judge of Burdwan, Bengal Presidency, d. at Calcutta, Nov. 20, 1849.

Wallis, George Jan., 1802—

ward of — Holmes, Ockbrook. b. 1786. Emm. Coll., Camb., and Edin. Univ. Phys. to Bristol Hosp. for 30 years’ d. May, 1869.

Kelly, John Jan., 1802—

s. of Rev. — Kelly, Fetherstone Rectory, Pontefract.

Kelly, George Jan., 1802—

br. of the above.

Breeze, William Jan., 1802—

s. of Mrs. Breeze, Long Port, Burslem, Staffs.

Hyatt, William Stephenson Jan., 1802 —

s. of William Hyatt, Newcastle-under-Lyme. b. 1789. d. 1850.

52

SLEATH,

[1802

Ashbridge, John ,> ,788 “/s

s of Rev. Joseph Ashbridge, Heath, Derby, b. 1788. 1.8.

Trin. Coll., Camb. Sizar. B.A., 6th Wrangler, 1810. M^A^,

1813. Members’ Latin Essay Prize, 1811-12. Fellow, 181...

Senior Mod., 1818. d. at Naples, Jan. 7, 1820.

Brodhurst, John Mar., 1802—

nephew of Mrs. Brodhurst, Mansfield, Notts.

Darwin, John a n K

s. of Erasmus Darwin, M.D., F.R.S., Derby.

1787. R. of Elston, Notts, d. Nov. 13, 1818.

Peat, John Apr., 1802

s. of Robert Peat, Melbourne.

Whieldon, Edward TT 11

g. of Thomas Whieldon, of Haldes Hall, Stalls.

Burslem, and Perpetual Curate of Bradley.

b. Sept. 5,

R. of

Abney, Edward May, i8U^ r,

s. of Edward Abney, King’s Newton, Derbys. Capt. in the

Army.

Robinson, Wilham May, 1802—

s. of W. Robinson, Hill Ridware, Lichheld.

Barwick, John Aug., 1802—

s. of Thomas Barwick, Cheapside, London.

Barwick, Charles

br. of the above.

Aug., 1802 —

Brentnall, William Aug., 1802

s. of Joseph Brentnall, Derby.

Brentnall, Joshua Aug., 1802—

br. of the above.

Gell, Robert Aug., 1802

s of Philip Gell, D.L., Wirksworth. b. May Queen’s Coll, Camb. B.A., 1817. M.A., 1820.

Ireton, Derbys., 1854. d. Nov. 8, 1869.

14, 1788. R. of Kirk

Gell,

Thomas Aug.

br. of the above. b. May 14, Peninsular War. Silver Medal, Vimiera, Talavera, Buasco. at Spondon, Nov. 14, 1865.

1802—

1788. J.P., Derbys. Major,

Medal with 4 clasps for Roleia, Gold Medal for Albuera. d.

Gell, John Sherbrooke br. of the above, d. Mar. 7, 1837.

Aug., 1802 —

b. Jan. 17, 1791. Solicitor, Nottingham.

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SLEATH

53

Madan, Spencer Aug., 1802 —

s. of Rev. S. Madan, Ibstock, Leics. b. Oct. 6, 1791. Went to Westminster Sch. Ch. Cb., Ox., 1810. B.A., 1814.

1st Cl. Math, and 2nd Cl. Class. Simultaneously V. of Bath- easton, C. of St. Catherine’s, Somerset, V. of Tiverton, Domestic Chaplain to James, Earl Cornwallis, and Canon Residentiary, Lichfield, d. Aug. 27, 1851.

Buckley, Thomas Aug., 1802 — 1810

s. of Nicholas Buckley, Normanton-on-Soar, Notts. b, 1793. Line. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1814. M.A., 1816.

Barton, James Aug., 1802 —

HeathCOte, Cockshutt Aug., 1802 —

s. of Bache Heathcote, Littleover, Derbys. b. Nov. 25, 1793. J.P. and D.L., Derbys. Capt. Derby Militia. Of Raleigh, Bideford. d. Dec. 6, 1885.

Holcombe, George Francis Aug., 1802 —

8. of Rev. G. Holcombe, Matlock Rectory. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1811. M.A., 1814. V. of Arnold, 1812. R.

of Brinkley, Newmarket, 1817. d. Aug. 24, 1872.

Boulton, George Aug., 1802 —

s. of Rev. G. Boulton, Oxendon Rectory, Market Harboro’.

Thomas, David Aug., 1802 —

s. of Rev. D. Thomas, Ravenstone, Ashby-de-la-Zouch.

Thomas, Charles Aug., 1802 —

br. of the above.

Atkinson, John Aug., 1802 —

8. of J. Atkinson, 18, Whitefriar Street, Dublin, b. 1786. Jesus Coll., Camb. B.A., 1809. R. of Fishtoft, Boston, 1860. d. Oct. 29, 1870.

Bateman, Richard Thomas Feb., 1803 —

s. of R. Bateman, Derby, b. Sept. 9, 1794. Of Hartington

Hall, Derbys. d. June, 1853.

Jebb, Joshua Feb., 1803 —

s. of Joshua Jebb, Walton Lodge, Chesterfield. b. May 8, 1793. Woolwich. R.E., 1812. Major-Gen. K.C.B., 1859. Inspector-General of Military Prisons, &c. d. June 26, 1863.

Stokes, John Feb., 1803 —

s. of Dr. Jonathan Stokes, Chesterfield. Capt. R.N. Author, “ Discoveries in Australia.”

Stokes, Joseph Feb., 1803 —

br. of the above. Surgeon.

Walker, Joseph Need Feb., 1803 —

s. of J. Walker, Aston, Derbys. b. Sept. 30, 1790.

64

SLEATH.

[1803

Walker, Thomas Feb., 1803 —

br. of the above. b. July 19, 1795. Univ. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1816. M.A., 1820.

Brereton, Godfrey Feb., 1803 —

s. of Col. Brereton, Nottingham.

Wright, Henry Savile Feb., 1803—

s. of William Wright, Cutthorpe Hall, Chesterfield.

Lievre, John Sturgess c. 1803 — 1809

St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1815. M.A., 1819. d. Apr.

25, 1864.

Lowe, John Mar., 1803 — 1809

s. of Rev. J. Lowe, Wentworth, Rotherham. b. 1791. Line. Coll., Ox., Sch. 1812. B.A., 1814. M.A., 1839. R. of

Ardley, Ox., 1815. Lecturer at Wath for 30 years. d. Mar. 18, 1874.

Lowe, James Jackson Mar., 1803 — 1810

br. of the above. b. 1793. B.N.C., Ox., Sch. 1810. 1st

Cl. Litt. Hum. 1813. B.A., 1814. M.A., 1816. Fellow, 1817.

R. of Fletton, Hunts., 1829. d. Oct. 26, 1829.

Holland, Charles Apr., 1803 —

s. of Sampson Holland, Rodsley.

Simpson, James Blythe Apr., 1803 —

s. of James Simpson, Under Sheriff for Derbys. b. Nov. 17, 1789. Solicitor and Clerk to Tax Commissioners. d. Sept. 16, 1857.

Clarke, Charles Aug., 1803 —

s. of Nathaniel Gooding Clarke, K.C., Handsworth, Birming- ham. b. Nov. 17, 1789. Solicitor. J.P. Derbys. Of

Matlock.

Clarke, Anthony James Aug., 1803 —

br. of the above. b. 1790. Instituted to living of Porlock, Somerset, 1831. Buried at Porlock, May 30, 1838.

Heathcote, Godfrey Aug., 1803 —

s. of Rev. Edward Heathcote, East Bridgeford, Bingham, b. 1793. J.P., Derbys.

Heathcote, John Aug., 1803 —

Afterwards HeathCOte-H acker, br. of the above, b. Apr. 23, 1794. Lineal descendant of Col. Hacker, to whom the warrant for Charles I.’s execution was entrusted. Solicitor. Of Leek.

Cade, John Jan., 1804 —

s. of Rev. John Cade, Spondon. b. Oct. 23, 1792. d. Feb. 14, 1815.

1805]

SLEATH.

55

Lacy, William Jan., 1804 —

s. of John Lacy, Newark-on-Trent.

Taylor, William Jan., 1804 —

Of Newark.

Cavendish, Richard Jan., 1804 —

s. of Sir R. Cavendish, afterwards Lord Waterpark, Doveridge. b. 1794. Of Thornton Hall and Crakemarsh Hall. Envoy at Nagpoor. d. 1876.

Fisher, Jan., 1804—

grandson of — Clarke, Twyford. Farmer and ferry keeper, Twyford.

Reaston, Cornelius Heathcote Aug., 1804 — 1809

Afterwards Rodes. s. of Rev. — Reaston, Barlborough. b. Mar. 3, 1792. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1814. Of Barlborough Hall, Chesterfield. Author, Metrical Version of Collects, &c. H.O. d. 1844.

Jebb, Samuel Henry Aug., 1804 —

s. of Joshua Jebb, Walton Lodge, Chesterfield. b. Apr. 21, 1796. Of Boston, d. Feb. 7, 1875.

Bateman, Henry Sept., 1804 —

s. of Charnell Bateman, Derby ; solicitor and County coroner.

Surgeon. Of Leicester. Served on Medical Staff in Peninsular War. Author, “ Miscellaneous Poems,” &c. d. Oct. 26, 1831.

Wragg, John Feb., 1805 —

s. of T. Wragg, Church Broughton, b. 1793.

Diprose, William Mar., 1805 —

nephew of J. Saxelbye, Derby.

Simpson, Charles Mar., 1805—

s. of James Simpson, Under Sheriff for Derbys. b. Sept. 9, 1793. Cheese factor, d. June 15, 1871.

Curzon, Hon. Frederick Emmanuel Hippolyte Aug., 1805 — 1813. s. of Nathaniel, 2nd Baron Scarsdale. b. Feb. 5, 1795.

Magd. Coll., Camb. M. A., 1820. V. of Mickleover, 1820 — 1871. d. Dec. 18, 1871.

Curzon, Hon. Ferdinand Aug., 1805 —

br. of the above. b. Feb. 23, 1797. Magd. Coll., Camb. Ensign 69th Regt. S. Lines. Foot, 1818. d. at St. Helier, Jersey, July 12, 1832.

Brittlebank, Andrew Aug., 1805 —

s. of — Brittlebank, Oddo House, Winster, Derbys. Attorney- at-law, Winster.

Brittlebank, William Aug., 1805 —

br. of the above. Attorney-at-law, Winster.

56

SLEATH.

[1805

Stephens, Erasmus Aug., 1805 —

s. of — Stephens, Kedleston.

Villers, William Aug., 1805 — 1809

s. of Simon Villers, Wolverhampton, b. May 22, 1791. Ball. Coll., Ox. 2nd Cl. Litt. Hum. B.A., 1813. M.A., 1847.

Hon. Canon, Worcester. V. of Bromsgrove, 1846. d. Jan. 16, 1861.

Orton, John Apr., 1806 —

s. of — Orton, Kegworth.

Sarson, Aug., 1806—

s. of — Sarson, London.

Worsley, J. Aug., 1806—

s. of — Worsley, Worksop, Notts.

Wayte, Nov., 1806 —

s. of — Wayte, Milton.

Colley, John Jan., 1807 —

s. of — Colley, Dronfield.

Wragg, Thomas Feb., 1807 —

8. of T. Wragg, Church Broughton, b. 1792.

Yeomans, Feb., 1807—

Of Burton.

Burnaby, Robert Feb., 1807 —

s. of Rev. — Burnaby, Misterton Rectory, Leics. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1818. Incumb. St. George’s, Leicester, d. July 15, 1863.

Gent, William Feb., 1807—

s. of W. L. Gent, Fenny Stratford, Bucks.

Gregory, John Feb., 1807 —

s. of — Gregory, Manchester.

Bryan, John Feb., 1807 —

s. of John Bryan, Milton, b. 1794.

Mansfield, Robert Apr., 1807 —

s. of George Mansfield, Repton. b. 1798.

Simpson, Edward Lloyd Apr., 1807 —

8. of James Simpson, Under Sheriff for Derbys. b. June 30, 1795. Bank manager, and afterwards silk manufacturer, d. June 23, 1857.

Williamson, Thomas Apr., 1807 —

s. of Josiah Williamson, Liverpool.

Goodman, Henry May, 1807—

s. of John Goodman, Repton. b. 1799.

1808]

SLEATH.

57

Boultbee, Charles Aug., 1807 —

s. of Thomas Boultbee, Quorndon, Leics.

BristOWC, Samuel Ellis Jan., 1808 —

s. of Samuel Bristowe. b. Mar. 10, 1800. Succeeded to the property of his great uncle, at Beesthorpe, Notts., and Twyford, Derbys. J.P., and D.L., Derbys. d. 1855.

Colthirst, James Jan., 1808 —

s. of James Colthirst, Jamaica.

Ryley, Benjamin Jan., 1808 —

s. of William Ryley, Tutbury.

Ryley, Henry Jan., 1808 —

s. of H. Ryley, Hamstall Ridware.

Breynton, John Henry Mar., 1808 — 1814

s. of J. Breynton, Haunch Hall, Lichfield. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1818.

Jordan, William Mar., 1808 — 1811 Pri.

s. of W. Jordan, Falmouth, b. June 6, 1796. Merchant at Monte Video and Buenos Ayres. For many years Brazilian Consul in Bristol, d. Jan. 22, 1886.

Brittlebank, Thomas Aug., 1808 —

s. of — Brittlebank, Oddo House, Winster.

Combe, Thomas Aug., 1808 —

s. of — Combe, Leicester.

Combe, Harvey Aug., 1808 —

br. of the above.

Cursham, George Aug., 1808—

s. of Rev. T. Cursham, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Notts, b. 1795. M.D. London and Paris. F.R.C.P., 1844. Phys. to Hosp. for Consumption, Brompton, and to Asylum for Female Orphans, d. Sept., 1871.

Dibdin, Francis Aug., 1808 —

s. of Rev. T. Frognall Dibdin, D.D., St. Mary’s Rectory,

Bryanston Square, W.

Lievre, John Juhus ' Aug., 1808 —

s. of Rev. J. Lievre, Lutterworth, Leics.

Moore, Richard Aug., 1808—1810

s. of Rev. Glover Moore, Halsall Rectory, Ormskirk. b. Aug. 19, 1792. B.N.C., Ox. B.A., 1814. M.A., 1817. V. of

St. John’s, Lund, Lancs., 1820 — 1886. J.P. Lancs., 1823. d. Apr. 19, 1886.

Moore, Edward Aug., 1808 —

br. of the above. B.N.C., Ox. Hulme Exh. B.A., 1814. M.A., 1817. R. of Gisleham, Suffolk, 1817. R. of Whitchurch, Reading, 1840. d. Feb. 11, 1880.

58

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[1808

Owen, John Aug., 1808—

s. of — Owen, Tutbury Woodhouse.

Steel, Joseph Aug., 1808 —

s. of J. Steel, Lane End, Staffs.

Worsley, William Aug., 1808 —

s. of Mrs. Worsley, Worksop, Notts. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A., 1824.

Campbell, Hugh Bruce Jan., 1809 — Dec., 1815

s. of Capt. Hugh Campbell, Mayfield, Ayrshire. b. 1803. Solicitor, Nottingham. d. July 28, 1863. “ Boarded at

Dr. Sleath’s for seven years.”

Cookson, John Jan., 1809—

s. of J. Cookson, Liverpool.

Coulton, Robert Jan., 1809 —

s. of Mrs. Coulton, Houghton, Leics.

Jelly, William Jan., 1809 —

s. of Mrs. Jelly.

Jelly, John Jan., 1809 —

br. of the above.

Marriott, John Jan., 1809 —

s. of J. Marriott, Derby.

Standley, John Jan., 1809 —

s. of — Standley, Burton.

Wade, George Jan., 1809 —

s. of Mrs. Wade, Mickleover, Derby. Farmer, Mickleover.

Withnall, Michael Jan., 1809 —

s. of J. Withnall, Bradby {1 Bretby).

Chetwynd, Henry Feb., 1809 — 1810

s. of Sir George Chetwynd, Bart., Grendon Hall, Atherstone. b. Aug. 15, 1791. B.N.C., Ox. B.A., 1813. M.A., 1816.

Broxton Lodge, Staffs, d. Aug. 9, 1870.

Andrews, Samuel Apr., 1809—

s. of Mrs. Andrews, Sheffield.

Burley, William Apr., 1809 —

s. of — Burley, Leicester. Vet. surgeon, Leicester.

Anderson, Charles Aug., 1809 —

s. of — Anderson, 5, Union St., Bond St., London.

Anderson, Alexander Aug., 1809 —

br. of the above.

Andrews, Samuel Aug., 1809 —

s. of — Andrews, Sheffield.

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SLEATH.

59

Bardswell, Ambrose Aug., 1809 —

s. of C. Bardswell, Liverpool.

Bardswell, George Aug., 1809 —

br. of the above.

Bower, George James Aug., 1809 —

s. of — Bower, 6, Tavistock Row, Covent Garden, London. Attorney-at-law.

Cotihirst, Barnet Ang., 1809—

s. of James Colthirst, Jamaica.

Doxey, Richard Samuel Aug., 1809 —

s. of Mrs. Doxey, Wirksworth.

Dutton, Alfred Aug., 1809 —

s. of — Dutton, Gracechurch Street, London.

Dutton, John Aug., 1809 —

br. of the above.

Griffith, John Aug., 1809—

s. of Edward Griffith, Liverpool.

Harpur, Rowland Aug., 1809 —

s. of Mrs. Harpur, Etwall.

Hart, Charles Aug., 1809 —

s. of C. Hart, Kensington Gore.

Hart, George Aug., 1809 —

br. of the above.

Lander, William Aug., 1809 —

s. of Mrs. Jackson, Lichfield.

Manifold, Thomas Aug., 1809 —

s. of — Manifold, Findern. Natl, schoolmaster, Littleover.

Scott, Henry Aug., 1809 —

ward of Boucher Smith, at Lord Peterborough’s, Portman Sq., London.

Dawes, William Sept., 1809 —

s. of T. Dawes, Willington.

Bosworth, Thomas Feb., 1810 —

8. of Thomas Bosworth, Etwall.

Chawner, Darwin Feb., 1810 —

s. of Rupert Chawner, Burton, M.D. M.D. lidin. Phys. Newark Infirm, and Dispensary, Phys. County Hosp., Lincoln.

Clay, Henry Feb., 1810 —

s. of Joseph Clay, Burton-on-Trent. b. 1797. J.P.,

Derbys. and Staffs. Of Piercefield Park, Chepstow, and Stapenhill House, Burton, d. 1874.

60

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[1810

Elliott, Robert Feb., 1810 —

s. of James Elliott, Burton-on-Trent. Tanner, Burton.

Maiin, John Feb., 1810 —

8. of J. Maiin, Manchester.

Meakin, Peter Feb., 1810 —

s. of John Meakin, Repton. b. Jan., 1803.

Watson, Henry Feb., 1810 —

nephew of George Moody, Beckingham, Gainsborough.

Ellis, John Feb., 1810—

s. of R. Ellis, Chancery Lane, London.

Ellis, Ralph Feb., 1810 —

br. of the above.

Watkins, Henry Charles Feb., 1810 —

s. of James Watkins, Darcy Lever Hall, Bolton.

Watkins, James Kyrke Feb., 1810 —

br. of the above.

Watkins, Edward Mallabone Feb., 1810 —

br. of the above.

Hawksworth, Thomas Apr., 1810—

s. of — Hawksworth, Stanton.

Ward, Thomas Apr., 1810 —

of Stanton.

Noble, Samuel Lambert Aug., 1810 —

s. of Rev. S. Noble, Frolesworth Rectory, Leics. b. Aug. 26, 1796. R. of Frolesworth, 1822. d. May 21, 1864.

Noble, Henry Thomas Aug., 1810 —

br. of the above, b. Dec. 6, 1797. d. Aug. 14, 1820.

Solomon, John Aug., 1810—

s. of Dr. Solomon, near Liverpool.

Holbrook, Charles Aug., 1810 —

s. of Francis Holbrook, Repton. b. 1796. Of Nunsfield, Alvaston. Lead merchant, Derby.

Mullion, John Aug., 1810 —

s. of Ambrose Mullion, Liverpool.

Owen, William Aug., 1810 —

s. of William Owen, Repton ; surgeon, b. 1799.

Pince, Robert Aug., 1810 —

s. of R. Pince, Liverpool.

Eborall, William Burges Aug., 1810 —

s. of Mrs. Eborall, Burton-on-Trent. b. 1797. d. at School, Feb., 1814.

1811]

SLEATH,

61

Jackson, Freeman Henry Aug., 1810—

s. of James Jackson, Doncaster, b. Dec. 25, 1801. d.

Mar. 18, 1820.

Jackson, James Aug., 1810 — 1821

br. of the above, b. May 3, 1803. B.N.C., Ox. B.A., 1825.

M.A., 1827. Chap. H.E.I.C.S. R. of Lydgate, Suffolk. V. of St. Sepulchre’s, London, 1850 — 94. d. July, 1894.

Smith, Richard Prichard Aug., 1810 — 1811

s. of Rev. R. Smith, Long Marston Rectory, York. b. 1795. Gonv. and Caius Coll., Camb. M.D. Glasgow. F.R.C.P.

Topham, Richard Aug., 1810 —

s. of J. Topham, Brown’s Lane, Liverpool.

Potter, John Aug., 1810—

s. of J. Potter, Ilkeston.

POUlSOn, Samuel Aug., 1810 —

s. of S. Poulson, Stoke, Newcastle.

Greene, Richard Jan., 1811 —

s. of Thomas Webb Greene, Lichfield ; surgeon. F.S.A. Banker. Of St. Chad’s, Lichfield.

Lacy, Richard Jan., 1811 — 1815

s. of Col. Samuel Lacy, Salkeld, Cumberland, and nephew of

Rev. Richard Lacy, Whiston Rectory, Rotherham. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

Mullion, Hamlet Jan., 1811 —

s. of Ambrose Mullion, Liverpool.

Nutt, Henry Jan., 1811 —

s. of W. Nutt, Leicester,

Raynes, Francis Jan., 1811 — 1816 Hall,

s. of F. Raynes, Everton, Bawtry, Notts. b. Apr. 25, 1800. Solicitor, Bawtry. d. Nov., 1896.

Heming, Samuel Bracebridge Jan., 1811 —

s. of Rev. S. B. Heming, Linley, Atherstone.

Jackson, Henry Verney Jan., 1811 — 1817

s. of Henry Jackson, Dosthill, Tamworth. b. 1800. Christ’s Coll., Camb. Line. Inn., 1820.

Hillary, William Augustus Feb., 1811 —

s. of Sir William Hillary, Bart., Danbury Place, Essex. b. 1800. Succeeded as 2nd Bart., 1847. Lt. 6th Dragoon Guards. Of Rigg House, Yorks, d. Dec. 30, 1854.

Moxon, Thomas Simpson Feb., 1811 —

s. of — Moxon, Market Bosworth.

62

SLKATH.

[1811

Cantrell, Joseph Feb., 1811 —

s. of T. Cantrell, Ashby-de-la-Zouch.

Kirke, Edward Feb., 1811 —

s. of Mathias Kirke, Green Fields, Manchester

Garrett, John Feb., 1811 —

s. of — Garrett, Belper.

Gadsby, George Apr., 1811 —

s. of — Gadsby, Derby.

Nutt, William Aug., 1811 —

s. of W. Nutt, Leicester.

Walton, Thomas Aug., 1811 —

s. of — Walton, Lichfield. Business, Lichfield.

Dyson, James Aug., 1811 —

s. of — Dyson, Sheffield.

Hand, John Aug., 1811 —

s. of — Hand, Uttoxeter.

Chawner, Fred Aug., 1811—

s. of — Chawner.

Smith, William Aug., 1811 —

s. of W. Smith, Swarkestone.

Smith, Henry Aug., 1811 —

br. of the above.

Smith, Richard Aug., 1811 —

br. of the above.

Hickman, William Aug., 1811 —

s. of — Hickman, Burslem ; surgeon.

Watscn, Richard Aug., 1811 —

s. of — Watson, Lutterworth ; attorney.

Mills, Joshua Aug., 1811 —

s. of — Mills, York ; registrar.

Mason, Richard Aug., 1811 — 1812

s. of Rev. J. Mason, Leire Rectory, Leics.

Milborne, William Jan., 1812 —

s. of W. Milborne, Litherland, Liverpool.

Milborne, John Jan., 1812 —

br. of the above.

Whitesmith, Horatio Jan., 1812 —

Ward of — Dyson, Beverley.

Newbold, Francis Jan., 1812 —

s. of W. Newbold, Donisthorpe.

Smith, Francis Jan., 1812 —

s. of Rev. R. Smith, Long Marston Rectory, York.

1812]

SLEATH.

63

Thompson, Frederick Jan., 1812 —

8. of — Thompson, Doncaster.

Tooby, Joseph Jan., 1812 —

Ward of — Webb, Barton Park.

Marvin, Charles Jan., 1812 —

s. of — Marvin, Frolesworth.

Dunn, Thomas Feb., 1812 —

s. of — Dunn, Lichfield ; proprietor of Swan Hotel.

Dunn, William Feb., 1812 — •

br. of the above.

Wragg, Francis Feb., 1812 —

s. of T. Wragg, Church Broughton, b. 1797.

Cavendish, Hon. Augustus Feb., 1812 —

s. of Lord Waterpark, Doveridge Hall, Derbys. b. 1798. Magd. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1819. V. of Doveridge, 1823. d. May 9, 1863.

Cavendish, Hon. Frederick Feb., 1812—

br. of the above. b. 1800. Capt. in the Army. d. May 24, 1877.

Pratt, Thomas Wilson Feb., 1812 —

s. of — Pratt, Caldwell.

Lee, John Feb., 1812 —

s. of J. Lee, Yorks, b. 1803. Of Ashbourne.

Lee, Charles Feb., 1812 —

br. of the above.

Lee, Frederick

br. of the above.

Feb., 1812—

Cave, John Robert Cave-Browne-

Feb., 1812—

s. of Sir William C.-B.-Cave, Bart., Stretton Hall, Ashby, b. Mar. 4, 1797. Succeeded his father as 10th Bart.. 1838.. d. Nov. 11, 1855.

Cave, William Asteley Cave-Browne-

Feb., 1812—1818

br. of the above. b. Aug. 3, 1799. B.N.C., Ox. B.A.

1821. M.A. 1822. Incumbent, Flixton, Manchester, for 20 years. R. of Stretton, 1843 — 60. d. June 13, 1862.

Fletcher, Charles Feb., 1812 —

ward of Charles Bakewell, Burton.

Smith, William Apr., 1812 —

s. of — Smith, Ecclesfield, Sheffield, b. 1795. Of Barnes Hall, Orenoside, Sheffield, d. 1888.

64

SLEATH.

[1812

Wedgewood, Thomas Apr., 1812 —

s. of Mrs. Wedgewood, Overhouse, Burslem.

Price, Richard Apr., 1812 —

s. of — Price, Bescot, Walsall.

Edwards, Fletcher Apr., 1812 —

s. of Rev. W. Edwards, Cubley Rectory.

Sheffield, George Apr., 1812 —

Of Tickenhall.

Hoskins, Abraham May, 1812 —

s. of A. Hoskins, Newton Solney, Derbys. Built “ Hoskin’s Folly,” and Bladon Castle, at Newton Solney.

Newman, Paul July, 1812—

s. of P. Newman, Melksham, Bath.

Falkland, Lucius Bentinck Cary

Aug., 1812 —

s. of Charles John, Viscount Falkland. b. 1803. Suc- ceeded as 10th Viscount, 1809. P.C. G.C.H. Created Baron Hunsdon, 1832. Gov. of Nova Scotia, 1840 — 46. Gov. of Bombay, 1848 — 53. d. 1884.

Cary, Hon. Plantagenet Pierrepont

Aug., 1812 —

br. of the above, b. Sept. 8, 1806. R.N., 1820. Burmese

War, Medal. Admiral, 1870. Succeeded his br. as 11th Viscount, 1884. d. Jan. 31, 1886.

Fenton, James Aug., 1812 —

s. of J. Fenton, Woodhill, Sheffield.

Henslowe, Edward Bering Aug., 1812 — 1813 Hall,

s. of E. Prentice Henslowe, Capt. and paymaster, 15th King’s Hussars. b. Dec. 13, 1797. Jesus Coll., Camb. 1823, from “ Repton Priory School.” Chap. R.A., 1828 — 39. V. of Huish Episcopi, Langport, 1839 — 82. d. Sept. 16, 1882.

Henslowe, William Henry Aug., 1812 — 1814 Hall,

br. of the above, b. Dec. 29, 1802. Went to King’s School, Canterbury. Jesus Coll., Camb. B.A. 1827. M.A. 1830.

V. of Wormegay, King’s Lynn, 1840. Hebrew Scholar and

Author, d. Sept. 2, 1890.

Parker, John Aug. 1812—

s. of Hugh Parker, Woodthorpe, Sheffield. b. 1799. B.N.C., Ox. 2nd Cl. Litt. Hum., 1820. Bar, Line. Inn, 1824. M.P. for Sheffield, 1832 — 52. Jun. Lord of Treasury, 1836 — 41. First Lord of Admiralty, 1841, 1849 — 52. Sec. to Treasury, 1846 — 49. Privy Councillor, 1852. Chairman, M.S. & L. Ry. J.P. and D.L., Yorks, d. Sept. 5, 1881.

SLEATH.

66

1813]

Riding, William Henry Aug., 1812 —

s. of J. Riding, Liverpool, b. 1799.

Breynton, William Aug., 1812 —

s. of J. Breynton, Haunch Hall, Lichfield.

Cantrell, Joseph Thomas Aug., 1812 —

s. of J. Cantrell, King’s Newton. b. 1802. Bar, Line. Inn, 1831. County Court Judge, Derby. J.P., Derbys.

Crafts, Henry Aug., 1812 —

s. of — Crafts, Burbach, Hinckley, Leics.

Jordan, John French Aug., 1812 — 1815 Pri.

s. of W. Jordan, Falmouth. b. July 29, 1800. Merchant’s Office, Trinidad, d. 1817.

Jordan, Swinfen Aug., 1812 — 1815 Pri.

br. of the above. b. Nov. 24, 1802. Merchant, Rio de Janeiro and Manchester, d. Oct. 15, 1888.

Platt, Thomas Aug., 1812 —

s. of — Platt, Tean, Checkley, Staffs.

Wildbore, Charles Aug., 1812 —

s. of Rev. C. Wildbore, Tilton Vicarage, Melton Mowbray, b. Nov. 22, 1801. V. of Humberston, Great Grimsby, 1849. d. Nov. 14, 1876.

Wildbore, John Lee Aug., 1812 —

br. of the above. Headmaster of Kirton School, Boston, afterwards went to America.

Clark, Thomas j Oct., 1812 —

s. of — Clark, Swinford, Lutterworth.

Whateley, John c. 1812 —

s. of — Whateley, Burton ; surgeon. b. 1802. F.S. St. Bart.’s Hosp. Phys. Birmingham, d. 1840.

Whateley, William c. 1812 —

br. of the above, b. 1804. F.S. St. Bart’s Hosp. Phys. Burton, d. 1884.

Johnson, Richard Feb., 1813 —

s. of — Johnson, Manchester.

Horsefield, James Feb., 1813 —

s. of — Horsefield, Manchester.

Palmer, William Feb., 1813—

s. of — Palmer, Lane Delf, Staffs.

Abbott, William Henry Feb., 1813 —

3. of — Abbott, Ashton, Bristol.

Birch, Henry Feb., 1813 —

s. of — Birch, Warwick, d. at School.

E

66

SLEATH.

[1813

Coyney, Charles Feb., 1813—

s. of W. W. Coyney, Weston Coyney, Longton. b. Jan.

23, 1801. J.P. and D.L., Staffs. Lt.-Col. 3rd Staffs. Rifles Militia, d. 1883.

Parker, Samuel Feb., 1813 —

s. of Hugh Parker, Woodthorpe, Sheffield, d. at Gt. Malvern^ Oct. 4, 1864.

Serjeantson, Peter Feb., 1813—

s. of Rev. — Serjeantson, Kirby, Thirsk, Yorks.

Serjeantson, Edward Feb., 1813—

br. of the above.

Bateman, James Alleyne Sacheverel

Feb., 1813—

s. of R. Bateman, Wheathill, Derby, b. Dec. 10, 1803. J.P. and D.L., Derbys. d. Jan. 21, 1883.

Fletcher, George Harwood Feb., 1813 — 1817

s. of George Fletcher, M.D. b. 1800. Surgeon, Colling- ham, Newark, d. 1853.

Tunaiey, Robert Feb., 1813—

s. of — Tunaiey, Derby. Surgeon, Newcastle-on-Tyne.

Castley, Thomas Aug., 1813 —

s. of — Castley, Rugeley.

Cave, Edward Sacheverell Cave-Browne-

Aug., 1813—1823

s. of Sir William C.-B.-Cave, Stretton Hall, Ashby. b. Oct. 3, 1804. B.N.C., Ox. B.A. 1827. M.A. 1830.

Incumb. Stow and Gayton, Staffs., 1837. R. of Hope, Derbys. V. of Homerton, Middx, d. Aug. 7, 1842.

Eaton, James Aug., 1813 —

s. of — Eaton, Wilne.

Gardner, James Aug., 1813 —

Gardom, George Aug., 1813 —

ward of — Mason, Calver, Bakewell.

Gardom, Samuel Aug., 1813 —

br. of the above.

Mason, Horatio Aug., 1813 —

s. of H. Mason, Calver, Bakewell.

Meynell, John Aug., 1813—1817

s. of Godfrey Meynell, Meynell Langley, Derby. b. Apr. 24, 1807. Went to Harrow Sch. B.N.C., Ox. B.A. J.P. and D.L., Derbys. Killed in railway accident at Clay Cross, May 19, 1851.

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SLEATH.

67

Morris, Joseph Ashby Aug., 1813 — Hall,

s. of Thomas Morris, Nottingham, b. June 23, 1800. Queen’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1829. M.A. 1832. V. of Hamp- ton-in-Arden, 1841 — 65. d. Mar. 15, 1865.

Raynes, Thomas Aug. ,1813 — Hall,

s. of F. Raynes, Everton, Bawtry, Notts.

Sculthorpe, John Aug., 1813—

nephew of Rev. G. Holte, Cuckney, Mansfield.

Shuttleworth, Ashton Ashton Aug., 1813 —

s. of Major A. A. Shuttleworth, R.A., Hathersage Hall, Sheffield. R.M.A., Woolwich. Lt. R.A., 1825. Lt.-Gen. and Col. -Commandant, R.A. d. June, 1876.

Bateman, John Sept., 1813 — 1818

s. of R. Bateman, Wheathill, Derby, b. Feb. 10, 1800.

\ Previously at Ashbourne Sch. St. John’s Coll., Camb. R. of West Leake, d. May 2, 1882. ^

Gilpin, Frederick Sept., 1813 —

s. of — Gilpin, Wedges Mill, Cannock, Walsall.

Turner, James c. 1813 — 1819

s. of William Turner, Hulme, Lancs, b. 1799. Trin. Coll., Camb.

Barker, Henry Francis Feb., 1814 — Hall,

s. of Rev. J. Barker, Baslow. b. 1801. Capt. Madras Fusiliers. H.E.I.C.S. Killed in battle.

Clay, Joseph Feb., 1814 —

s. of Joseph Clay, Burton-on-Trent. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1822. M.A. 1825. V. of Stapenhill. d. 1839.

Grey, William Hewitt Charles Feb., 1814 — Dec., 1817

Only s. of Gen. Grey, Ruddington, Notts. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1822. M.A. 1825. H.O. C. of Kirton, Notts, d. Mar. 1, 1875.

Groves, John Feb., 1814 —

8. of — Groves, Leicester St., Leicester Sq., London.

Phillips, Charles Feb., 1814 — 1816

s. of T. Phillips, Leek, Staffs, b. 1797. Trin. Coll., Camb.

Spencer, Richard Feb., 1814 —

s. of — Spencer, Snarestone.

Williams, William Thomas Feb., 1814 —

s. of — Williams, Nottingham ; surgeon.

Boultbee, Frederick Apr., 1814 —

s. of William Boultbee, Sutton, Notts.

68

SLEATH.

[1814

Rickards, Benjamin Apr., 1814 —

s. of — Rickards, Alfreton.

Barker, Arundel Aug., 1814 — Hall,

s. of Rev. J. Barker, Baslow. b Apr. 3, 1804. Lt.-Col. 1st Madras Fusiliers. H.E.I.C.S. J.P. and D.L., Cumberland, d. June 7, 1873.

Rickards, Henry Aug., 1814 —

s. of — Rickards, Alfreton. Solicitor, Alfreton.

Riddle, Lewis Aug., 1814 —

Of Newbury, Needwood Forest.

Butcher, Joseph Aug., 1814 —

s. of J. Butcher, Sheffield.

Davenport, John Charles Aug., 1814 — 1824

s. of J. R. Davenport, Market Harborough. b. 1806. Wadh. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1827. R. of Skeffington, Leics., 1836. d. Nov. 23, 1889.

Kay, Edward Aug., 1814 —

s. of — Kay, Sheffield.

Leedham, John James Aug., 1814 —

s. of J. Leedham, Marazion, Cornwall.

Marriott, William Henry Aug., 1814 — 1818

s. of Rev. W. Marriott, Disley, Cheshire. b. 1800. Trin. Coll., Camb. Jun. Bell Sch., 1819. B.A. 1822. Members’ Prize, 1824. Headmaster, Richmond School, Yorks.

Marriott, Oswald Aug., 1814 —

br. of the above. St. John’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1827. V. of Goxhill, Lines., 1851. d. May 2, 1872.

Pearson, William Aug., 1814 —

s. of — Pearson, Sheffield.

Stewart, William Aug. 1814 —

s. of — Stewart, Liverpool.

Ward, William Aug., 1814—

s. of R. Ward, Derby.

Norman, George Blake Aug., 1814 —

s. of S. B. Norman, Ilkeston, b. Mar. 5, 1800. M.R.C.S.,

L.S.A., 1822. d. Feb. 1, 1877.

Cavendish, Hon. Thomas Aug., 1814 —

s. of Lord Waterpark, Doveridge Hall, Derby. V. of Dove- ridge, 1839. Proctor in Convocation, d. Mar. 26, 1859.

Hoskins, Henry Aug., 1814 — Home B.

s. of Abraham Hoskins, Newton Solney. d. Sept. 1, 1824.

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SLEATH.

69

Kelly, Henry Aug., 1814 —

s. of Rev. G. Kelly, York.

Smith, Sydney Aug., 1814 —

s. of Joseph Smith, Derby, b. June, 1803. Inventor of Steam Pressure Gauge, 1847 (see “ Times,” Mar. 31, 1882). d. Mar., 1882.

Bulkeley, John Henry Lempster

Aug., 1814—

s. of Col. Bulkeley, Huntley Hall, Cheadle.

Marshall, Thomas Aug., 1814 —

s. of — Marshall, Wirksworth.

Morgan, Major Butler Aug., 1814 —

s. of — Morgan, Pones Mill, Lichfield.

Bland, William Handley 1815 — 1822

s. of T. Bland, Grantham; surgeon, b. 1806. Went to Barrow-on-Soar Grammar School. Gonv. and Caius Coll., Camb., 1824. V. of Braceby. d. Dec. 29, 1889.

Daniel, William Thomas Shave Feb., 1815 — Hall-

s. of W. Daniel, Stapenhill, Derbys. b. Mar. 17, 1806. Bar, Line. Inn, 1830. Recorder, Ipswich, 1842 — 48. Q.C.

1851. County Court Judge, 1867 — 84. Author, “ Hist, and Origin of Law Reports,” &c. d. June 9, 1891.

Smedley, John Feb., 1815—

s. of — Smedley, Egginton.

Colthurst, Edmund Feb., 1815—

s. of Mrs. Colthurst, Gostage, Northwich.

Williams, John Feb., 1815 —

s. of Mrs. Williams, Nottingham.

Roe, Samuel Ramsden Feb., 1815 —

s. of J. H. Roe, Alderchurch, Boston. Catherine Hall, Camb. B.A. 1828.

Parker, Charles Feb., 1815 —

s. of — Parker, Longley, Sheffield.

Wollatt, Thomas Feb., 1815—

s. of — Wollatt, Findern.

Ince, Thomas Feb., 1815 —

s. of — Ince, London.

Clarke, Robert Apr., 1815—

s. of — Clarke, Brooksby, Melton.

Clarke, Woodthorpe Apr., 1815 —

br. of the above.

Hoskins, Bartley Apr., 1815—

s. of Abraham Hoskins, Newton Solney.

Pri. Pri. Home B.

70

SLEATH.

[1815

Hoskins, Francis Apr., 1815 — Home B.

br. of the above. Captain in the Army.

BagShawe, Richard Chambers Aug., 1815 —

s. of Sir W. C. D. Bagshawe, Kt., The Oaks, Sheffield, b. Mar. 25, 1805. d. in Jamaica, Nov. 12, 1827.

Bagshawe, Samuel Robinson Aug., 1815 —

br. of the above, b. July 28, 1806. Col. Bengal Army, d. May 11, 1860.

Brough, William Aug., 1815 —

s. of — Brough, Lane End, Staffs.

Carey, John Aug., 1815 —

s. of — Carey, Lane End, Staffs.

Chapman, George Aug., 1815 —

s. of — Chapman, Chesterfield.

Coyney, Hubert William Aug., 1815 —

s. of W. W. Coyney, Weston Coyney, Longton. Midshipman R.N. d. Apr. U, 1827.

Forster, Francis Aug., 1815—

s. of Rev John Forster, Ryther Rectory, Selby, b. 1804. Wadh. Coll., Ox., Fellow, d. June 18, 1857.

Hewgill, Arthur c. 1815 — Hall,

b. 1805. M.D. Edin. Surgeon, Repton. d. Apr. 1, 1868.

Fowler, Henry Aug., 1815 —

s. of — Fowler, Derby.

Midgley, George Reuben Aug., 1815 —

s. of — Midgley, 49, Strand, London.

Short, William Holwell Aug., 1815 —

s. of Rev. W. Short, Ashover Rectory.

Smith, John Tetley Aug., 1815 — 1823

s. of John Smith, Repton. b. 1805. Queen’s Coll., Ox. B.A. 1828. Chaplain, Bretby, 1832. d. Feb., 1873.

Smith, William Aug., 1815—

s. of — Smith, Alfreton.

Chawner, Richard Croft c. 1815 —

s. of Rupert Chawner, Burton, M.D. b. 1804, Trin. Hall, Camb. B.A., 1st Cl. Law, 1825. Fellow, LL.B., 1830. D.L. and J.P., Staffs. Of the Abnalls, Lichfield, d. Sept. 13, 1870.

Wilson, Thomas Feb., 1816 —

8. of Mrs. Beetham, Costock.

Billingham, John Feb., 1816—

3. of J. Billingham, Uttoxeter.

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SLEATH.

71

Bulkeiey, Archibald Feb., 1816 —

s. of Col. Bulkeiey, Huntley Hall, Cheadle.

Borough, William Feb., 1816 —

s. of Isaac Borough, Hulland, Ashbourne, b. Aug., 1801.

Solicitor, Derby, d. Apr., 187^

Borough, Charles Feb., 1816 —

br. of the above, b. 1803. Surgeon, Derby. d. Dec., 1878.

Cartwright, Henry Feb., 1816 —

s. of T. Cartwright, Longdon Mills, Newcastle-under-Lyme.

Chawner, Denman Feb., 1816 —

s. of Rupert Chawner, Burton, M.D. Died abroad.

Frost, John Feb., 1816 —

s. of — Frost, Doveridge, Uttoxeter.

Leeson, Henry Beaumont Feb., 1816 — 1822

s. of R. Leeson, Thurland Hall, Nottingham. b. 1803. Gonv. and Caius Coll., Camb. M.D., Ox., 1840. F.R.C.P. d. Nov. 8, 1872.

Lockett, John Feb., 1816 —

s. of J. Lockett, Lane End, Staffs. China manufacturer. J.P.

Need, Nathanael Feb., 1816 —

s. of G. Need, Nottingham. Business, Penistone.

Porter, Thomas Feb., 1816 —

br. of J. Porter, Garforth, Leeds.

Taylor, John Feb., 1816 —

s. of T. Taylor, Lane End, Staffs.

Alsop, George Aug., 1816 —

s. of — Alsop, Uttoxeter ; surgeon.

Briggs, Thomas Aug., 1816 —

s. of — Briggs, Arliston, Derby.

Clark, Charles Aug., 1816 — 1820

s. of Jonas Clark, Barnsley, Yorks. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

Frost, Thomas Aug., 1816 —

s. of — Frost, Doveridge, Uttoxeter.

Greene, Thomas Webb Aug., 1816 —

s. of Thomas Webb Greene, Lichfield ; surgeon. Trin. Hall, Camb., Fellow. LL.B., 1st Cl. Law, 1828. Bar. Q.C.

Parr, Frederick Aug., 1816 —

s. of Mrs. Parr, Lichfield, b. 1802.

Parr, Richard Aug., 1816 —

br. of the above.

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Smith, Robert George Aug., 1816 —

s. of G. Smith, Wilford, Notts.

Smith, John Thomas Aug., 1816 —

br. of the above. b. 1805. Addiscombe ; India, 1824. Engineer Madras Lighthouse. Mintmaster of Madras, 1840, of Calcutta, 1855. Consulting engineer of Madras Irrigation Co. Colonel, Madras Engineers. F.R.S. d. May 14, 1882.

Smith, Edmund Aug., 1816 —

s. of Mrs. Smith, Dunston Hall, Chesterfield.

Smith, William Aug., 1816 — 1822

Afterwards Milnes. br. of the above. St. John’s Coll., Camb. d. at York, 1862.

Whitham, John Aug., 1816 —

s. of — Whitham, Ashbourne. Business, Ashbourne.

Willis, Richard Braithwaite Aug., 1816 —

s. of — Willis, Derby.

Woolaston, Frederick Aug., 1816 —

s. of Rev. H. J. Woolaston, Scotter, Gainsborough.

Woolaston, Henry John Aug., 1816 —

br. of the above. b. Aug. 4, 1805. Went to Grantham Sch. Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1824.

Crofts, William Feb., 1817 —

s. of Rev. William Crofts, Horsley, Derby. Farmer, Horsley.

Davenport, George Feb., 1817—

s. of T. R. Davenport, Market Harborough.

Griffin, IWilliam Feb., 1817—

s. of — Griffin, Pipe Hall, Lichfield.

Smith, Courtenay Feb., 1817 —

s. of Rev. R. Smith, O.R , Edensor, Chatsworth. Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1830. Incumb., Baslow, Derbys, 1832. R. of Pleasley, 1856. d. Aug. 17, 1867.

Smith, Edward Feb., 1817—

s. of — Smith, Rugeley.

Walters, James Smith Feb., 1817 —

s. of — Walters, Cheadle. Surgeon, Bakewell.

Williams, Richard Feb., 1817 —

s. of — Williams, Nottingham.

Hutchinson, Apr., 1817—

Harrison, Richard Aug., 1817 —

s. of — Harrison, Wyton, Hull.

Harrison, Henry Aug., 1817 —

br. of the above.

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Hawley, John Aug., 1817 —

s. of Mrs. Hawley, Lane End, Staffs. Manufacturer of china. Of Lane End, Longton.

Massingberd, Charles Aug., 1817 —

s. of Rev. C. Bolle Massingberd, Kettlethorpe Rectory, Gainsborough, b. 1806. L. & N.W. Ry., Holyhead, d. Dec- 27, 1886.

Massingberd, Vincent Amcotts Aug., 1817 —

br. of the above, b. 1808. R.N., 1822. Served in East

Indies and China, 1842, S. America and Baltic, 1852. Admiral, 1884. Of the Priory, Gt. Milton, Tetsworth, Oxon. d. Nov. 29, 1889.

Palmer, Edward Aug., 1817 —

s. of — Palmer, Lane Delf, Staffs.

Metcalf, Henry Aug., 1817 —

s. of Mrs. William Smith, Burton-on-Trent.

Metcalf, George Aug., 1817 —

br. of the above.

Smith, William Aug., 1817 —

s. of Thomas Smith, Repton.

Bigsby, Robert Feb., 1818 —

s. of R. Bigsby, Castle Gate, Notts, b. Apr. 11, 1806. LL.D. Chevalier de I’ordre Souverain de Saint Jean de .Jerusaleme. Hon. K.T.F., F.R.S., F.S.A. Registrar of

Archdeaconry of Nottingham. Author, “ History of Repton.” d. Sept. 27, 1873.

Da Costa, Jose^ Feb., 1818 —

Of London. M.D. Went to America. Translated Kblliker’s “ Anatomy of Human Body.”

Hall, Frederick James Feb., 1818 — 1822

s. of J. Cressy Hall, Alf reton. St. John’s Coll., Camb.

James, Robert Feb., 1818 —

s. of — James, Nottingham.

Sleath, William Feb., 1818—

s. of James Sleath, Calverton, Bucks.

Ward, Henry Feb., 1818 —

s. of — Ward, Chester.

Ward, Benjamin Feb., 1818 —

s. of B. Ward, Repton.

Webster, Feb., 1818—

s. of — Webster, Lichfield.

Bayley, William Mar., 1818 —

s. of — Bayley, Etwall.

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Brook, Adam Mar., 1818 —

s. of Mrs. Brook, Liverpool.

Brook, Edward Mar., 1818 —

br. of the above.

Barker, Henry Apr., 1818 —

s. of — Barker, Northwich, Cheshire.

Barker, Peter Apr., 1818 —

br. of the above.

Need, George Apr., 1818 —

s. of G. Need, Nottingham.

Bloor, Robert Aug., 1818 —

s. of — Bloor, Ashbourne. Porcelain manufacturer, Derby, d. 1866.

Flack, Edward

s. of — Flack, Shardlow

Flack, Frederick

br. of the above.

Howard, John Aug., 1818 —

s. of Rev. R. Howard, Throxenby Hall, Scarborough.

Lax, Anthony Aug., 1818 —

s. of — Lax, Liverpool.

Lockwood, William Aug., 1818—1821

s. of William Lockwood, Easingwold, Yorks. ; solicitor, b. 1804. Univ. Coll., Ox., Sch. 1822. B.A. 1825. M.A. 1829. V. of Kirkby Fleetham, Yorks, d. May 29, 1854.

Fox, William Darwin Sept., 1818 —

s. of Samuel Fox, J.P., Osmaston, Derby. b. Apr. 23, 1805. Christ’s Coll., Camb. B.A. 1829. M.A. 1833. R. of Delamere, 1838 — 73. Of Broadlands, Sandown, I. of Wight, d. Apr. 8, 1880.

Power, Alfred Sept., 1818—

s. of J. Power, M.D., Lichfield. Clare Hall, Camb. Battle Sch., 1824. B.A., 2nd Classic, 1826. M.A. Fellow, Downing

Coll., 1829. Bar, Mid. Temple, 1829. Chief Poor Law Com- missioner for Ireland, 1849. K.C.B., 1873. d. June 7, 1888.

Wilmot, Francis c. 1818 —

s. of Rev. Edward Wilmot, Langley Rectory, Derbys. St. John’s Coll., Camb., 1823.

Wall, S. 1819—1821

Cheney, Ralph Feb., 1819 —

s. of Gen. Cheney, Beverley, b. 1809. d. July 20, 1869.

Aug., 1818 — Solicitor, Derby.

Aug., 1818—

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Coke, Edward Thomas Feb., 1819 — 1823

s. of D’Ewes Coke, O.R., Brookhill Hall, Alfreton. b. Jan. 4, 1807. Went to Shrewsbury Sch. J.P. and D.L., Notts. Capt. 69th Regt., Burmah War, Medal. Col. 1st Derby Mil. Author, “ A Subaltern’s Furlough.” Of Trusley and Debdale Halls, d. Feb. 26, 1888.

Cox, John Feb., 1819 —

s. of Mrs. Cox, Egginton.

CrOOke, Nicholas Feb., 1819 —

s. of N. Crooke, Rodney St., Liverpool.

CrOOke, James Feb., 1819 —

br. of the above.

CurtoiS, Peregrine Feb., 1819 — 1821

s. of Rev. P. Curtois, LL.D., The Longhills, Branston, Lines, b. May 10, 1810. Went to Grantham Sch. Trin. Hall, Camb. 1st Cl. Law, 1829. V. of Hemingford Grey, 1849.

LL.B., 1849. R. of Branston, 1868. d. May 24, 1891.

Harvey, Moses Feb., 1819—

s. of — Harvey, Darley, Derby.

Nichols, Feb., 1819—

s. of — Nichols, Barton-under-Needwood.

Weaver, Charles Feb., 1819 —

s. of Capt. Weaver, Atterton, Witherley, Atherstone.

White, Francis Offley Feb., 1819 —

s. of C. White, Branstone Hall, Lines, b. 1806. Drowned in Trent, June 3, 1821.

Bickley, Henry Apr., 1819 —

s. of H. Bickley, Galtrey Gate, Leicester. Buried at Repton.

Vernon, Thomas Apr., 1819 —

Gould, Natl'.aniel Aug., 1819 —

s. of G. Gould, Retford. Solicitor, Manchester.

Bentley, Richard Aug., 1819 —

Of Leek, Staffs.

Mozley, John Aug., 1819—1821 Hall,

s. of H. Mozley, Derby, br. of Rev. J. B. Mozley. D.D., Regius Prof, of Div., Ox. b. May 19, 1805. Printer and Publisher, d. 1872.

Barker, Thomas Oct., 1819—

s. of — Barker, Derby. Business, Derby.

Holden, Edward Anthony Oct., 1819—1824.

8. of Rev. C. Holden, Aston Hall, Derby, b. Aug. 2, 1805. C.C.C., Ox. B.A. 1829. J.P. and D.L., Derbys. High Sheriff, 1838. d. Aug. 28, 1877.

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Holden, James Richard Oct., 1819 —

br. of the above, b. Jan. 2, 1807. Christ’s Coll., Camb.

B.A., 1830. R. of Pleasly, Derbys., 1831. Of Lackford Manor, Bury St. Edmunds. J.P., Suffolk, d. Nov. 13, 1876.

Smith, Dennis Oct., 1819 —

s. of Joseph Smith, Derby.

Jones, Thomas Rymer c. 1820 Pri.

s. of Capt. Jones, R.N., Whitby. b. Mar. 20, 1810. Prof, of Zoology, King’s Coll., London. F.R.S. d. Dec. 10, 1880.

Brewin, John Feb., 1820 — 1824

s. of J. Brewin, North Deighton, Wetherby. b. Apr. 20, 1804. Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1827. Official assignee, Sheffield Bankruptcy Courts.

Burgoyne, John Feb., 1820 —

s. of — Burgoyne, London.

Dawson, John Feb., 1820 —

s. of Mrs. Dawson, Aston-on-Trent. Business, Derby.

Hughes, George Feb., 1820 —

s. of Mrs. Hughes, Lane End, Stafis.

Lockett, Thomas Feb., 1820 —

s. of J. Lockett, Lane End, Staffs. China manufacturer.

Rowland, William Feb., 1820—

s. of — Rowland, Houghton, Loughborough. Business, Loughborough.

Toone, Thomas Feb., 1820 —

s. of — Toone, Thringstone, Leics. Farmer, Thringstone.

Buce, John Aug., 1820 —

s. of Rev. J. Buce, Cawthorne, Barnsley.

Forster, John Aug., 1820 —

s. of Rev. John Forster, Ryther, Selby, b. Dec. 7, 1807. M.R.C.S. d. in Australia.

Holbech, Vincent Aug., 1820 —

s. of T. V. Holbech, Sutton Coldfield.

Rowlands, John Aug., 1820 —

s. of — Rowlands, Stanford, Loughborough.

Muckleston, Rowland Aug., 1820 — 1830

s. of Rev. J. F. Muckleston, D.D., The Close, Lichfield, b. 1812. Wore. Coll., Ox., Sch. 1831. B.A., 1st Cl. Litt. Hum.,

1833. M.A. 1836. Fellow. Tutor. Vice Provost. Master, of Schools, 1838. Pub. Examiner, 1847-8. Moderator, 1854-5. R. of Dinedor, Hereford, 1855. R.D. Translator Jegner’s “ Swedish Poems.” d. Apr. 8, 1897.

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Walker, Thomas Aug., 1820—1824: Hall,

s. of W. Walker, Middleton Hall, Leeds. b. Oct. 19, 1808. Trin. Hall, Camb., Sell. B.A. 1831. M.A. 1834. Banker,

Doncaster. J.P. and D.L., West Riding, d. Mar. 27, 1891.

Walker, William Aug., 1820—1824 Hall,

br. of the above, b. July, 14, 1807. Trin. Coll. Camb., Sch. B.A., Sen. Opt. and 3rd Cl. Classics, 1829. M.A. 1832. Bar, Line. Inn. County Court Judge, Sheffield. J.P. and D.L., West Riding, d. Apr. 21, 1881.

Snape, William Aug., 1820 —

s. of — Snape, Lichfield.

Coke, John Henry Sept., 1820 — 1824

s. of D’Ewes Coke, O.R., Brookhill Hall, Alfreton. b. Dec. 12, 1811. Went to Shrewsbury Sch. Pemb. Coll., Ox. B.A., 1835. R. of Ropsley, Grantham, 1846. d. Dec. 24, 1889.

Bass, Roger Jan., 1821 — 1825

s. of M. F. Bass, Burton-on-Trent. b. 1805. Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A. 1830. M.A. 1834. V. of Austrey, Leics. d. Apr. 8, 1844.

Lowe, Jan., 1821 —

s. of — Lowe, Burton-on-Trent.

Roberts, John Jan., 1821 —

s. of — Roberts, Bangor.

Boultbee, E. Frederick Aug., 1821 —

s. of Joseph Boultbee, Baxterley, Atherstone. b. 1809. d. 1897.

Chawner, Wellesley Talavera Aug., 1821 —

s. of Rupert Chawner, Burton, M.D. b. 1810. R.N. d. at sea.

Greene, Henry Jerson Aug., 1821 — 1825

s. of Thomas Webb Greene, Lichfield ; surgeon, b. 1806. Trin. Coll., Camb.

Gregory, George Frederick Aug., 1821 —

s. of G. Gregory, 2nd Usher, Repton Sch. b. 1811. His only child. Miss Gregory, left £1000 in 1905 to found “ Gregory Scholarship ” at Repton, for Mathematics.

Parr, Robert Aug., 1821 —

s. of Mrs. Parr, Lichfield. v

Woody, John Francis Aug., 1821 —

s. of R. Woody, M.D., Moat House, Tamworth. b. 1814. King’s Coll., Lond. J.P., Stafis. and Warwicks, d. May 14, 1894.

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Bradshaw, J. Feb., 1822—

s. of Rev. Joseph Bradshaw, Wilmslow.

Brewin, William Feb., 1822—

s. of J. Brewin, North Deighton, Wetherby. b. June 15, 1805. d. Nov. 24, 1823.

Brewin, Samuel Feb., 1822 —

br. of the above, b. Dec. 5., 1809. d. 1884.

Clayton, John Henry Feb., 1822 — 1828

s. of John Clayton, Market Drayton, b. June 8, 1809. Wore. Coll., Ox. B.A. 1832. M.A. 1836. R. of Farn- borough, Bagshot, 1839 — 62. V. of Milland, 1862 — 76. d. Aug. 18, 1885.

Kiimister, Abraham Feb., 1822 —

s. of — Kiimister, Leek, Staffs.

Kiimister, George Feb., 1822—

br. of the above.

Levett, Feb., 1822—

Smith, Graham Feb., 1822 —

Tottie, George William Feb., 1822 —

s. of — Tottie, Springhead, Hull.

Warren, Pelham Donithorne Feb., 1822 — s. of Capt. Warren, Nottingham.

Alderson, Jonathan Aug., 1822 —

s. of Rev. J. Alderson, Hart Hill, Sheffield. Lt. 43rd Regt. d. Mar. 27, 1850.

Bramhall, John Aug., 1822—1829 Hall,

s. of T. Bramhall, Tamworth Castle, b. 1810. Ex. Coll., Ox. B.A., 4th Cl. Litt. Hum., 1832. J.P. R.D. V. of Terrington St. John, Lynn Regis, 1843 — 85. d. Nov. 15, 1889.

Hawkins, Csesar Aug., 1822 —

s. of — Hawkins, Tours, France.

Heathcote, Bache Aug., 1822—

s. of — Heathcote, Littleover, Derby.

Holland, J. Aug., 1822—

s. of John Holland, Newington, London.

Holmes, Thomas Aug., 1822 —

s. of — Holmes, Tamhorn, Lichfield.

Holmes, John

br. of the above.

Aug., 1822 —

Shilleto, John Aug., 1822—

s. of J. Shilleto, Ulskelf, Tadcaster. Yorks.

J.P., West Riding,

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Shilleto, Richard Aug., 1822 —

br. of the above. Went to Shrewsbury Sch. Trin. Coll., Camb. B.A , 2nd Classic and Jun. Opt., 1832. M.A. 1835. Fellow, St. Peter’s Coll., 1867. Editor, Demosthenes’ “ De Falsa Legatione.” d. 1876.

Wilmot, Edward Woollet Aug., 1822 —

s. of Sir Robert Wilmot, Bart., Chaddesden Hall, Derby, b. Aug. 3, 1808. Went to Cheltenham Grammar Sch. Agent to Duke of Newcastle, afterwards to Duke of Devonshire. J.P., Derbys. d. June 25, 1864.

Borton, William Key Jan., 1823 —

s. of W. Borton, Kirby Misperton, New Malton. b. Mar. 22, 1806. Catherine Hall, Camb. B.A. 1828. M.A. 1831. M.A., Durham 1841. R. of Wickham St. Paul’s, 1835. R.D. Halstead, 1845. Subsequently R.D. Hedingham. Hon. Can. Rochester, 1871. J.P., Essex, d. May 11, 1882.

Foxcroft, James Jan., 1823 —

s. of A. Foxcroft, Lenton, Nottingham.

Goodere, George Jan., 1823 —

s. of Rev. G. Goodere, Tibshelf Vicarage, Alfreton.

Groene, William Jan., 1823 —

s. of Thomas Webb Greene, Lichfield ; surgeon. Solicitor, Lichfield.

Jones, Thomas Jan., 1823 —

s. of — Jones, Derby.

Levett, Marmaduke Jan., 1823 —

s. of — Levett, Hull.

Newsam, Clement Jan., 1823 —

s. of Rev. C. Newsam, Herbury, Warwick.

Shore, Thomas Jan., 1823 —

8. of J. Shore, Sheffield. Lost on board