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| Moule, Henry Joseph. Adm. sizar at CORPUS CHRISTI, May 27, 1844. Of Dorset. [Eldest s. of the Rev. Henry (above), V. of Fordington. B. Sept. 25, 1825, at Gillingham, Dorset.] Matric. Michs. 1844; B.A. 1848; M.A. 1853. Married, June 5, 1862, Elizabeth Young. After various engagements in distant parts of England returned to Dorset (1881). Curator of the Dorset County Museum, 1882-1904. Author, Old Dorset; Dorchester Antiquities. 'A man of wide sympathies and knowledge.' Died Mar. 13, 1904, aged 78, at his home at Dorchester; buried at Fordington. M.I. in St Peter's church, Dorchester. Brother of Charles W. (1853), Frederick J. (1850), etc.; father of the next. (Scott, MSS.; The Times, Mar. 16, 1904; R. W. M. Lewis, The Family of Moule.) | Henry Joseph MOULE Approx. lifespan: 1825–1904 sizar Corpus Christi College adm1844:05:27 Of Dorset Eldest s. of Rev. Henry (above), V.: Fordington, [ Dorset ] b. Gillingham, Dorset 1825:09:25 Matric 1844:10MT: BA 1848 MA 1853 m. 1862:06:05,Elizabeth Young. After various engagements in distant parts of England returned to Dorset (1881) Curator of: : <wrk>Dorset County Museum </wrk> Dorset County, [ Dorset ] 1882-1904 Publ.: Old Dorset; Dorchester Antiquities "A man of wide sympathies and knowledge." d. 1904:03:13 aged 78, at his home Dorchester, [ Dorset ] ; buried Fordington, [ Dorset ] MI St Peter's church, Dorchester, [ Dorset ] brother of Charles W. MOULE (1853) Frederick J. MOULE (1850) etc. father of the next. (Scott, MSS.; The Times 1904:03:16; R. W. M. Lewis, The Family of Moule .) [add:]For some years after taking his degree he was tutor and secretary in the family of Lord Wriothesley Russell, R.of Chenies, Buckinghamshire [:add] [add:]Afterwards librarian and secretary to Earl Fitzwilliam[:add] [add:]Later many years in Galloway [ Scotland ] in the management of the estate of Cally[:add] [add:]then 2 years in Ireland as land agent to the Duke of Abercorn[:add] [add:]He was an intimate friend of Mrs Thomas Hardy[:add] [add:] Dorset County Chronicle of 17 March 1904[:add] |