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| Adam ELLIOT Alias: Adam ELYOTT Adm. sizar (age 18) at CAIUS, 10 Nov., 1664. S. of Henry, clerk, of Jedburgh [ Roxburghshire ], Scotland . B. there. Scholar, 1666 ; B.A. 1668/9 . Travelled on the continent [ Europe ] for two years. On the voyage home captured by a Sallee rover, and sold as a slave in Morocco . Escaped to England . Ord. deacon (Ely) 1671 ; priest (London) Dec., 1672,[ as ] C. of Allington, Kent . Chaplain to Lord Grey, of Werke. Officiated in Dublin [ Ireland ]. P.C. of St James, Duke Place, London , 1685-1700 . His Modest Vindication contains an account of his travels, and of his quarrel with his fellow collegian Titus Oates, who had accused him of being a Jesuit priest. Died 1700 . ( Venn, I. 423; D.N.B. ) | Adam ELLIOT Approx. lifespan: 1646–1700 Adam ELYOTT Adm. sizar (age 18) at Gonville & Caius College 1664:11:10 s. of Henry ELLIOT clerk, of Jedburgh, [Roxburghshire], Scotland , b. there. Scholar 1666 B.A. 1668/9 Travelled on the continent [Europe], for two years. On the voyage home captured by a Sallee rover, and sold as a slave in Morocco , Escaped to England , Ord. deacon (Ely) 1671 ; priest (London) 1672:12 [as] C. of Allington, Kent , Chaplain to Lord Grey, of Werke. Officiated in Dublin, [Ireland], P.C. of St James, Duke Place, London , 1685-1700 His Modest Vindication contains an account of his travels, and of his quarrel with his fellow collegian Titus Oates, who had accused him of being a Jesuit priest. Died 1700 ( Venn I. 423; D.N.B. ) |