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| Dashwood, George Henry. Adm. at CHRIST'S, Oct. 1, 1818. S. of James [clerk, R. of Doddington. B. at Downham Market, Oct. 21, 1801.] Matric. Michs. 1819. Kept five terms. Doubtless matric. from Lincoln College, Oxford, 1821; B.A. (Oxford) 1824; M.A. (Oxford) 1825; incorp. at Cambridge, 1837. Ord. deacon and priest (Oxford) 1825; C. of Wellesbourne, Warws. for some years; C. of Stow Bardolph, near Downham, in 1841. V. of Stow Bardolph, 1852-69, and R. of [D.N.B.], Wimbotsham. In Feb. 1843 he exhibited to the Society of Antiquaries a book on the Swan Marks of the River Ouse of the time of Elizabeth (Archaeologia, xxx. 547). F.S.A., 1844. Printed at his private press Vice comites Norfolciae, or Sheriffs of Norfolk from the first year of Henry II to the fourth of Queen Victoria; Sigilla Antiqua, from the muniment room of Sir Thomas Hare of Stow Hall. In 1859 he exhibited to the Society a roll entitled Magnus Annulus, a sort of Calendar extending from 1286-1817 and containing genealogies of the Hare family. Again in 1861 he exhibited a Mortuary roll of the Abbey of West Dereham; and in 1863 a marriage contract of Thomas Bardolfe, etc. His last work was the printing of a selection of pedigrees from the visitation of Warwickshire, 1862, of which only 12 copies were struck off; there is no copy in the British Museum. Contributed frequently to Norfolk Archaeology. Married. Died, s.p. Feb. 9, 1869, after a few days illness while on a visit to Quebec House, East Dereham, aged 67, and was buried at Stow. (Peile, II. 391; D.N.B.) | George Henry DASHWOOD Approx. lifespan: 1801–1899 Adm Christ's College 1818:10:01 s. of James DASHWOOD [clerk, R.: Doddington, [Cambridgeshire ???], b. Downham Market, [Norfolk], 1801:10:21 Matric 1819:10MT: Kept five terms Doubtless Matric. from Lincoln College [Oxford] 1821 BA(Oxford) 1824 MA(Oxford) 1825 incorp. CB, ???, 1837 Ord. deacon and priest OX, [Oxfordshire], 1825 C.: Wellesbourne, Warwickshire , for some years; C.: Stow Bardolph, near Downham, [Norfolk], in1841 V.: Stow Bardolph, [Norfolk], 1852-69, and R.: Wimbotsham, [Norfolk], [D.N.B. In 1843:02 he exhibited to Society of Antiquaries a book on the Swan Marks of the River Ouse of the time of Elizabeth ( Archaeologia, xxx. 547) FSA 1844 Printed at his private press Vice comites Norfolciae, or Sheriffs of Norfolk from the first year of Henry II to the fourth of Queen Victoria; Sigilla Antiqua, from the muniment room of Sir Thomas Hare of Stow Hall In 1859 he exhibited to Society a roll entitled Magnus Annulus, a sort of Calendar extending from 1286-1817 and containing genealogies of the Hare family. Again in1861 he exhibited a Mortuary roll of the Abbey of West Dereham, [Norfolk], ; and in1863 a marriage contract of Thomas Bardolfe, etc. His last work was the printing of a selection of pedigrees from the visitation of Warwickshire , 1862 of which only 12 copies were struck off; there is no copy in British Museum Contributed frequently to Norfolk Archaeology. m.. d., s.p. 1869:02:09, after a few days illness while on a visit to Quebec House, Quebec, East Dereham, [Norfolk], , aged 67, and was buried Stow, [Norfolk], ( Peile, II. 391; D.N.B. ) |