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| Macaulay, the Rev. Aulay. Adm. sizar at SIDNEY, Nov. 3, 1785. Eldest s. of the Rev. John [M.A., King's College, Aberdeen, 1739], Minister of Cardrosensis [Cardross] Dumbartonshire, for whom see D.N.B. B. [Oct. 20, 1758], at Lismore, Argyll. School, Inverary (his father) and Glasgow University; M.A., Glasgow, 1778. A private tutor for three years. C. of Claybrooke, Leics., 1781-9. R. of Frolesworth, 1789-90. Travelled abroad, 1790-6, writing an account of his journeys for the Gentleman's Magazine; visited the Court of the Duke of Brunswick and gave English lessons to his daughter, afterwards Queen Caroline. V. of Rothley, Leics., 1796-1819. Married the daughter of John Heyrick, town clerk of Leicester. Author, Sermons and Essays and The History of Claybrooke. For many years engaged on a life of Melanchthon, but did not send it to press. Died of apoplexy, Feb. 24, 1819. Father of John H. (1817), Kenneth (1831) and Samuel H. (1835); brother of Zachary (1768-1838), the philanthropist. (Roll of Grads. of Univ. of Glasgow; D.N.B.; C. J. Fordyce.) | Rev. Aulay MACAULAY Approx. lifespan: 1758–1819 sizar Sidney Sussex College adm1785:11:03 Eldest s. of MA, John, Rev., Sch: King's College King's, Aberdeen, [Aberdeenshire], 1739], Minister of: : Cardrosensis [Cardross] Dunbartonshire , , for whom see D.N.B. b. Lismore, Argyllshire , 1758:10:20 Sch: Inverary School Inverary, [Argyllshire], (his father) and Sch: Glasgow University Glasgow, [Scotland], MA Glasgow, [Scotland], 1778 A private Tutor for: : three years. C.: Claybrooke, Leicestershire , 1781-89 R.: Frolesworth, [Leicestershire], 1789-90 Travelled abroad 1790-96, writing an account of his journeys for the Gentleman's Magazine ; visited Court of Duke of Brunswick, [Germany], and gave English lessons to his daughter, afterwards Queen Caroline. V.: Rothley, Leicestershire , 1796-1819 m. the daughter of John Heyrick, town clerk of Leicester, [Leicestershire], Publ.: Sermons and Essays and The History of Claybrooke . For many years engaged on a life of Melanchthon, but did not send it to press. d. of apoplexy 1819:02:24 father of John H. MACAULAY (1817) Kenneth MACAULAY (1831) Samuel H. MACAULAY (1835) brother of Zachary (1768-1838), the philanthropist. ( Roll of Grads. of University of Glasgow; D.N.B. ; C. J. Fordyce.) |