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Forster, Benjamin.
Adm. pens. at CORPUS CHRISTI, Oct. 27, 1752.
Of London. [3rd s. of Thomas, a descendant of the Forsters of Etherston and Bamborough.
B. Aug. 7, 1736.
Educated at Hertford School.] Matric. Michs. 1753; Scholar; B.A. (8th Wrangler) 1757; M.A. 1760.
B.D. 1768.
Fellow, 1760.
Ord. deacon (London) Sept. 23, 1759; priest, Sept. 21, 1760; C. of Broomfield and Chignal Smeely, Essex.
Camden Lecturer of Wakefield, 1766.
R. of Boconnoc and Broadoake, Cornwall, 1766 (or 1773)-1805.
R. of St Mary Abchurch and St Lawrence Poultney, Middlesex, 1772-3. 'A man of genius, accomplishments, learning and the finest taste.' Somewhat eccentric and surrounded himself with multifarious pet animals.
A distinguished antiquary, and friend and correspondent of Locke.
Died Dec. 2, 1805, at Boconnoc, Cornwall, aged 69.
His tomb was, by his orders, merely inscribed 'FVI.' (Lamb; D.N.B. I.; G. Mag., 1849, II. 431; Cant.
Act Bk.
)
Benjamin FORSTER
Approx. lifespan: 1736–1805
pens. Corpus Christi College adm1752:10:27
Of London
3rd s. of Thomas FORSTER a descendant of the Forsters of Etherston and Bamborough, [ East Riding of Yorkshire ???]
b. 1736:08:07
Educated at Sch: Hertford School Hertford, [ Hertfordshire ]
Matric 1753:10MT:
Scholar
BA 8 th Wrangler 1757
MA 1760
BD 1768
Fellow 1760
Ord. deacon London 1759:09:23
Ord. priest 1760:09:21
C.: Broomfield and Chignal Smeely, Essex
Camden Lecturer of: Wakefield, [ Yorkshire ] 1766
R.: Boconnoc and Broadoake, Cornwall 1766
(or (1773) -1805.
R.: St Mary Abchurch and St Lawrence Poultney, Middlesex 1772-73
'A man of genius, accomplishments, learning and the finest taste.' Somewhat eccentric and surrounded himself with multifarious pet animals.
A distinguished antiquary, and friend and correspondent of Locke.
d. Boconnoc, Cornwall 1805:12:02 aged 69. His tomb was, by his orders, merely inscribed 'FVI.'
( Lamb; D.N.B. I.; G. Mag 1849, II. 431; Cant. Act Bk. )
[add:]Cousin to Samuel Furly/s (1753 and 1776)[:add]
[add:](F.P. White)[:add]

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