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| Charlesworth, John. Adm. sizar at QUEENS', May 31, 1822. (Previously adm. sizar at St Catharine's, Jan. 22, 1816.) [S. of John (above), R. of Ossington, Notts. B. there 1782.] Matric. Easter, 1824; B.D. 1826. Ord. deacon (Norwich) 1809; priest, Dec. 18 1814; C. of Happisburgh, Norfolk, 1809. R. of Flowton, Suffolk, 1815-44. R. of Blakenham Parva. R. of St Mildred's, Bread Street, London, 1844-64. In early life practised with a surgeon at Clapham, Surrey, but came under the influence of the Rev. John Venn and associated himself with 'The Clapham Sect.' An ardent evangelical; friend of Edward Bickersteth and of Henry Thornton, M.P. An active worker with Wilberforce in the anti-slavery struggle. Author, On Affiction and Spiritual Distress. Died Apr. 20, 1864, at Islington. Buried at Limpsfield, Surrey, where his son Samuel was rector. Father of the next. [For his daughter, Maria Louisa Charlesworth, the author, see D.N.B.] (J. P. Fitz-Gerald, Memoir of J. Charlesworth; G. Mag., 1864, I. 803.) | John CHARLESWORTH Approx. lifespan: 1782–1864 Adm sizar Queens' College 1822:05:31 (Previously Adm sizar at St Catharine's College 1816:01:22 .) s. of John CHARLESWORTH (1759), R.: Ossington, Nottinghamshire b. there ^ Ossington, Nottinghamshire 1782 Matric 1824:04ET: BD 1826 Ord. deacon Norwich 1809 Ord. priest 1814:12:18 C.: Happisburgh, Norfolk 1809 R.: Flowton, Suffolk 1815-44 R.: Blakenham Parva, [ Suffolk ] R.: St Mildred's Bread Street, London 1844-64 In early life practised with a Surgeon at: : Clapham, Surrey , but came under the influence of Rev. John VENN and associated himself with "The Clapham Sect." An ardent evangelical; friend of Edward Bickersteth and of Henry Thornton, M.P.: An active worker with Wilberforce in the anti-slavery struggle. Author, On Affiction and Spiritual Distress. d. Islington, [ London ] 1864:04:20 bur. Limpsfield, Surrey , where his son Samuel was rector. father of the next. [For his daughter, Maria Louisa CHARLESWORTH, the author, see D.N.B. ] (J. P. Fitz-Gerald, Memoir of J. Charlesworth; G.Mag. |