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| Hammond, John. Adm. sizar at QUEENS', June 21, 1773. Of Cheshire. [School, Macclesfield.] Matric. Michs. 1773; Scholar; Exhibitioner, 1777; B.A. (8th Wrangler) 1777; M.A. 1780. Fellow, 1778. Ord. deacon (Peterb., Litt. dim. from Ely) 1778; priest (Peterb.) 1781; C. of St Botolph's, Cambridge. Lecturer of Holy Trinity, Cambridge, 1783-7, where his popularity was so great that the parishioners tried to persuade the Bishop to appoint him incumbent instead of Charles Simeon. After the death of his first wife travelled on the Continent for three years. Returned to England, and bought an estate at Fenstanton, Cambs., devoting himself to the cultivation and improvement of the property. A good mathematical and classical scholar; well versed in Italian, French and German, also in Hebrew and Arabic. An enthusiastic lover of music; himself a good violinist. Became a Unitarian. Married twice, his first wife being Millicent, dau. of James Essex, F.S.A., the architect, of Cambridge. Died June 7, 1830. Doubtless father of John (1818). (Northants. Clergy; Essex, Journal of a Tour through Flanders and France; P. B. G. Binnall; G. Mag., 1830, II. 88-9.) | John HAMMOND Approx. lifespan: 1755–1830 sizar Queens' College adm1773:06:21 Of Cheshire , Sch: Macclesfield School [Macclesfield], [Cheshire], Matric. 1773:10MT: Scholar exhibitioner 1777 BA 8 th Wrangler 1777 MA 1780 Fellow 1778 Ord. deacon Peterborough, Litt. dim . from Ely 1778 Ord. priest Peterborough 1781 C.: St Botolph's Cambridge, [Cambridgeshire], Lecturer of Holy Trinity Cambridge, [Cambridgeshire], 1783-87 his popularity was so great that the parishioners tried to persuade the Bishop to appoint him incumbent instead of Charles Simeon: Holy Trinity Cambridge, [Cambridgeshire], [add:] Charles SIMEON [:add] After the death of his first wife travelled on Continent, [Europe], for three years Returned to England , bought an estate Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire , devoting himself to the cultivation and improvement of the property A good mathematical and classical scholar; well versed in Italian, French and German, also in Hebrew and Arabic An enthusiastic lover of music; himself a good violinist Became a Unitarian m. (1) Millicent FSA ESSEX dau. of James Essex FSA Architect of Cambridge, [Cambridgeshire], d. 1830:06:07 doubtless father ofunique identifier HMNT818J John HAMMOND (1818) ( Northants. Clergy ; Essex, Journal of a Tour through Flanders and France ; P. B. G. Binnall; G. Mag . 1830, II. 88-9) |
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| Hammond, John. Adm. sizar (age 20) at TRINITY, Feb. 10, 1818. S. of John (doubtless 1773). B. [1798], at Fenstanton, Cambs. School, Charterhouse. Matric. Michs. 1818. (Not in List of Carthusians.) | John HAMMOND Approx. lifespan: 1798–1896 age 20 sizar Trinity College adm1818:02:10 doubtless s. ofunique identifier HMNT773J John HAMMOND (1773) b. Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire , 1798 Sch: Charterhouse School [London], Matric. 1818:10MT: (Not in List of Carthusians ) |