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Buchanan, Claudius.
Adm. sizar at QUEENS', Oct. 27, 1791.
Of Glasgow. [2nd s. of Alexander, schoolmaster, of Inverary.
B. Mar. 12, 1766.
School, Glasgow University.] Matric. Michs. 1791; B.A. 1796; D.D.
(Lit. Reg.) 1809; D.D. (Glasgow) 1804.
Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 20, 1795; priest, Apr. 17, 1796; C. of St Mary Woolnoth, London, 1795-6. Chaplain in Bengal to the East India Co., 1796-7; at Barrackpore, 1797-9; to the Presidency at Calcutta, 1799-1800.
Professor and Vice-Provost of the College of Fort William, 1800-7. Returned to England, 1808.
A strong advocate of missions; issued translations of the Scriptures into various Oriental languages, notably a translation of the New Testament into Malayálam, the language of Malabar and the native states of Travancore and Cochin.
Twice married and had issue.
Author, Colonial Ecclesiastical Establishment, etc.
Founder of the 'Buchanan Prizes,' 1804.
Died Feb. 9, 1815, at Broxbourne, Herts.
(G. Mag., 1815; Matric. Album, Glasgow Univ.; D.N.B.)
Claudius BUCHANAN
Approx. lifespan: 1766–1815
Adm sizar Queens' College 1791:10:27
Of Glasgow.
2nd s. of Alexander BUCHANAN schoolmaster of Inverary, [ Argyllshire ]
b. 1766:03:12
Sch: Glasgow University
Matric 1791:10MT:
BA 1796
DD Lit.
Reg
. 1809
DD Glasgow 1804
Ord. deacon London 1795:09:20
Ord. priest 1796:04:17
C.: St Mary Woolnoth, London 1795-96
Chapl.: Bengal , [ India ] to
East India Company 1796-97
at Barrackpore, [ India ] 1797-99
to the Presidency at Calcutta, [ India ] 1799-1800
Professor and Vice: -Provost of the Sch: College of Fort William Fort William, [ India ] 1800-07
Returned to England 1808
A strong
Advocate of: : missions; issued translations of the Scriptures into various Oriental languages, notably a translation of the New Testament into Malayálam, the language of Malabar [ India ] and the native states of Travancore , [ India ] and
Cochin, [ China ]
Twice married and had issue.
Author, Colonial Ecclesiastical Establishment etc.
Founder of: : 'Buchanan Prizes,' 1804
d. Broxbourne, Hertfordshire 1815:02:09
( G. Mag . 1815; Matric. Album, Sch: Glasgow University ; D.N.B .)
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[add:]D.D. of St Andrew's, [ Fife ], and of King's College, Aberdeen, [ Aberdeenshire ], as well as of Glasgow,[:add]
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[add:]Generous benefactor of books to libraries at these Universities (incl. Cumberland )[:add]

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