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| Dunn, Thomas William. Adm. sizar (age 23) at TRINITY, May 24, 1860. S. and h. of Joseph, of Hereford [and of Earlswood House, Knowle, Warws.]. B. Feb. 3, 1837. School, Boston Grammar (Rev. G. E. Pattenden). Did not reside. Migrated to Peterhouse, Oct. 15, 1860; Scholar, 1860; B.A. (14th Classic) 1864; M.A. 1867. Fellow of Peterhouse, 1864; held various College offices. Assistant Master at Clifton College, 1868-78. Head Master (the first appointment) of Bath College, 1878-97. Made the School famous through his own reputation as a teacher and the brilliant achievements of his pupils (notably, Herbert Warren, President of Magdalen College, Oxford, and J. A. Spender, the well-known journalist and author). A man of remarkable character; the embodiment of disinterestedness and uprightness. 'His interests branched out in all directions and his teaching was an endless debate with his pupils on history, religion, philosophy, politics....' Lived latterly at Milton, Cambs. Died there Oct. 7, 1930, aged 93. Brother of Joseph C. (1865); father of Charles W. (1895). (T. A. Walker, 517; J. A. Spender; Cambridge News-Chronicle, Oct. 9, 1930.) | Thomas William DUNN Approx. lifespan: 1837–1930 sizar aged 23 Trinity College adm1860:05:24 s. and h. of Joseph DUNN of Hereford, [Herefordshire], [and of Earlswood House, Earlswood, Knowle, Warwickshire , b. 1837:02:03 Sch: Boston Grammar School Boston, [Lincolnshire], ( Rev. G. E. PATTENDEN ) Did not reside Mig. to Peterhouse 1860:10:15 Scholar 1860 BA 14 th Classic 1864 MA 1867 Fellow of: : Peterhouse 1864 held various College offices. Assistant Master at: : Sch: Clifton College Clifton, [Somerset], 1868-78 Headmaster: (the first appointment) of Sch: Bath College Bath, [Somerset], 1878-97 Made the School famous through his own reputation as a teacher and the brilliant achievements of his pupils (notably, Herbert Warren, President of: : Magdalen College [Oxford], and J. A. Spender, the well-known journalist and author) A man of remarkable character; the embodiment of disinterestedness and uprightness. "His interests branched out in all directions and his teaching was an endless debate with his pupils on history, religion, philosophy, politics...." latterly Milton, Cambridgeshire , d. aged 93 there 1930:10:07 brother of Joseph C. DUNN (1865) father of Charles W. DUNN (1895) ( T. A. Walker, 517; J. A. Spender; CB, ???, News-Chronicle 1930:10:09) |
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| Gordon, Thomas William Wilkie. Adm. pens. at ST JOHN'S, June 21, 1860. of Middlesex. S. of William, Colonel [and Elizabeth]. B. at Kensington. Bapt. Dec. 12, 1841. Matric. Michs. 1860; LL.B. 1866; LL.M. 1870. Ord. not recorded. V. of Oadby, Leics., 1869-81. Lived at Cheltenham and disappears from Crockford, 1902. | Thomas William Wilkie GORDON Approx. lifespan: 1841–1902 pens. St John's College adm1860:06:21 Of Middlesex , s. of William GORDON Colonel: s. of Elizabeth GORDON b. Kensington, [London], c. 1841:12:12 Matric 1860:10MT: LLB 1866 LLM 1870 Ord. not recorded V.: Oadby, Leicestershire , 1869-81 At Cheltenham, [Gloucestershire], d. disappears from Crockford ^ 1902 |