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| Hort, Arthur Fenton. Adm. pens. at TRINITY, June 8, 1882. [Eldest] s. of Professor Fenton John Anthony (1845), of 6, St Peter's Terrace, Cambridge [and Fanny Henrietta, dau. of Thomas John Dyson Holland, of Heighington, Lincs.]. B. [Jan. 15, 1864], at Cheltenham. School, Marlborough. Matric. Michs. 1882; Scholar, 1883; B.A. (Class. Trip., Pt I, 1st Class, 1885; Pt II, 1st Class, 1886) 1885; Chancellor's Classical medal, 1886; M.A. 1889. Fellow, 1888. Assistant Master at Harrow School, 1888-1922. A great gardener and botanist; did much plant-hunting on the Continent, particularly in the Pyrenees. Succeeded his cousin, Sir Fenton Josiah Hort, as 6th Bart., Feb. 1902. Author, Life and Letters of his father, and An Unconventional Garden; produced school editions of Livy and Euripides. Died Mar. 7, 1935, at Hurstbourne Tarrant, Hants. Brother of the next, of Frederick A. (1890) and Francis F. (1887). (Burke, P. and B., 1940; Schoolmasters' Directories; G.E.C.; Who's Who; The Times, Mar. 9, 1935.) | Arthur Fenton HORT Approx. lifespan: 1864–1935 pens. Trinity College adm1882:06:08 "Eldest] s. of" Professor: Fenton John Anthony (1845) of 6 St Peter's Terrace, Cambridge, [Cambridgeshire], ???? Fanny Henrietta ???? dau. of Thomas John Dyson HOLLAND of Heighington, Lincolnshire , b. Cheltenham, [Gloucestershire], 1864:01:15 Sch: Marlborough School [Marlborough], [Wiltshire], Matric. 1882:10MT: Scholar 1883 BA 1885 Class.Trip., Pt I, 1st Class 1885 Class.Trip., Pt II, 1st Class 1886 Chancellor's Classical Medal 1886 MA 1889 Fellow 1888 Assistant Master: Sch: Harrow School [Harrow], [Middlesex], 1888-1922 "A great gardener and" Botanist: did much plant-hunting on the Continent, [Europe], particularly in the Pyrenees [+co] Spain , France , [-co] Succeeded his cousin, Sir Fenton Josiah HORT, as 6th Bart. 1902:02 Publ.: Life and Letters of his father, and An Unconventional Garden ;produced school editions of Livy and Euripides d. Hurstbourne Tarrant, Hampshire , 1935:03:07 brother ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 890FA Frederick Aylmer HORT (1890) brother ofunique identifier HRT888EC Edward Collett HORT (1888) brother ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 887FF Francis Fitzgerald HORT (1887) (Burke, P. and B. 1940; Schoolmasters' Directories ; G.E.C. ; Who's Who ; The Times 1935:03:09) |
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| Hort, Edward Collett. Adm. pens. at EMMANUEL, Sept. 29, 1888. [3rd] s. of the Rev. Fenton John Anthony (1845), D.D. [and Fanny Henrietta], of St Peter's Terrace, Cambridge. [B. May 19, 1869. School, Sherborne.] Matric. Michs. 1888. At Guy's Hospital, Rome, Paris and Dublin. L.S.A., 1896. M.R.C.P., Edin., 1906. F.R.C.P., 1909. Member, Advisory Council for Medical Research, National Health Insurance Commission. Member of Pathological Society, Great Britain and Ireland. Fellow of Royal Academy of Medicine, Ireland. Discovered a new method of diagnosing cancer by examining the blood and of treating gastric and duodenal ulcers with serum and dry protein. Practised at 8, Harley Street, London. Author, medical. Died Oct. 15, 1922, at Cannes. Brother of the above, of Francis F. (1887) and Frederick A. (1890). (Sherborne Sch. Reg.; Medical Directories; Burke, P. and B. (which gives 'died Oct. 14'); Who was Who, 1916-28.) | Edward Collett HORT Approx. lifespan: 1869–1922 pens. Emmanuel College adm1888:09:29 [3rd] s. ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 845FJ Rev. Fenton John Anthony HORT, DD (1845) of St Peter's Terrace, Cambridge, [Cambridgeshire], s. of Fanny Henrietta HORT b. 1869:05:19 Sch: Sherborne School [Sherborne], [Dorset], Matric. 1888:10MT: At: Guy's Hospital [London], Rome, [Italy], Paris, [France], ? Sch: Dublin Dublin, [Ireland], LSA 1896 MRCP, Edin 1906 FRCP 1909 Member: Advisory Council for Medical Research, National Health Insurance Commission Member of Pathological Society Great Britain and Ireland , Fellow of Royal Academy of Medicine Ireland , Discovered a new method of diagnosing cancer by examining the blood and of treating gastric and duodenal ulcers with serum and dry protein. Practised: at 8 Harley Street, London , Publ.: medical d. Cannes, [France], 1922:10:14 or 15 brother ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 882AF Arthur Fenton HORT (1882) brother ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 887FF Francis Fitzgerald HORT (1887) brother ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 890FA Frederick Aylmer HORT (1890) ( Sherborne School Reg ; Medical Directories ; Burke, P. and B. (which gives "died 14 Oct."); Who was Who 1916-28) |
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| Hort, Fenton John Anthony. Adm. pens. (age 18) at TRINITY, Nov. 28, 1845. S. of Fenton (above). B. [Apr. 23, 1828], in Dublin. Schools [Cheltenham College (1841) and] Rugby (1842-6). Matric. Michs. 1846; Scholar, 1849; B.A. 1850 (Class. Trip., 1st Class, 1850; Moral Sci. Trip., 1st Class, 1851; Nat. Sci. Trip., 1st Class, 1851); Whewell prize, 1851; M.A. 1853; B.D. 1875; D.D. 1876. Fellow, 1852-7. President of the Union, 1852. Adm. ad eundem at Oxford, Dec. 11, 1856. Hon. LL.D., Dublin, 1880. Hon. D.C.L., Durham, 1890. Ord. deacon (Oxford) 1854; priest (Ely) 1856. Hulsean Lecturer, 1871. Lady Margaret's Preacher, 1875. Hulsean Professor, 1878-87. Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity, 1887-92. F.S.A., 1873. One of the New Testament Revisers from 1870. Friend of Westcott (whose pupil he was in Theology), with whom he first undertook the scheme of a joint editorship of a critical edition of the New Testament in Greek. While at College formed a lifelong friendship with Lightfoot, and later with F. D. Maurice. Married, May 14, 1857, Fanny, dau. of Thomas Dyson Holland, of Heighington, Lincs., and had issue. As marriage meant the forfeiture of his Fellowship, he accepted the living of St Ippolyts with Gt Wymondley, Herts., 1857, and lived a quiet secluded life there until 1872. On election to a Fellowship at Emmanuel he returned to Cambridge in 1872, and resided at 6, St Peter's Terrace for the remainder of his life. An ardent mountaineer and one of the first members of the Alpine Club; a first-rate practical botanist and natural scientist. In theological matters he kept entirely aloof from party and controversial movements, 'his historical sense dominating his whole mind; he aimed only at arriving at truth, not at confirming opinion.' Dr Sanday called him 'our greatest English theologian of the century.' Author, two Dissertations: On Monogenes Theos in Scripture and Tradition; On the Constantinopolitan and other Eastern Creeds of the Fourth Century; Lectures; 'Essay on S. T. Coleridge,' in Cambridge Essays, 'which has been regarded as one of the most successful endeavours to appreciate and interpret Coleridge'; Tintern Abbey, a poem. Joint editor with Dr Westcott of the New Testament in the original Greek, 1881; and, with J. E. B. Mayor and J. B. Lightfoot, of The Journal of Classical and Sacred Philology. One of the authors of the New Testament Revised Version which appeared in 1881; and of the Revised Version of 2 Maccabees and Wisdom. Died Nov. 30, 1892, at Cambridge. M.I. in Gt St Mary's. The Hort Memorial fund for the promotion of Biblical and Patristic research was established by subscription in his memory, 1894. In the clerestory windows of Gt St Mary's church his features and those of Lightfoot, Westcott, Dean Stanley, F. D. Maurice and Dr Arnold are depicted in the faces of the six Apostles. Father of Arthur F. (1882), of the next two and of Edward C. (1888). (D.N.B.; Al. Oxon.; Al. Dubl.; Crockford; Cambridge Hist. Reg.; Index of Botanists; Burke, P. and B.; Boase, v. 706; Life and Letters, by A. F. Hort.) | Fenton John Anthony HORT Approx. lifespan: 1828–1892 age 18 pens. Trinity College adm1845:11:28 b. Dublin, [Ireland], 1828:04:23 s. ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 811F Fenton HORT (1811) Schools Sch: Cheltenham College 1841 [Gloucestershire], and Sch: Rugby Rugby, [Warwickshire], (1842-6) Matric. 1846:10MT: Scholar 1849 BA 1850 Class.Trip. 1st Class 1850 Moral Sci.Trip., 1st Class 1851 Nat.Sci.Trip. 1st Class 1851 Whewell Prize 1851 MA 1853 BD 1875 DD 1876 Fellow 1852-57 President of Cambridge Union Society 1852 Adm ad eundem at Oxford University 1856:12:11 Hon.LLD Dublin, [Ireland], 1880 Hon.DCL Durham, [Co. Durham], 1890 Ord. deacon Oxford 1854 Ord. priest Ely 1856 Hulsean Lecturer: 1871 Lady Margaret's Preacher 1875 Hulsean Professor: 1878-87 Lady Margaret Professor: of Divinity 1887-92 FSA 1873 One of the New Testament Rev.isers from 1870 Friend of Westcott (whose pupil he was in Theology), with whom he first undertook the scheme of a joint editorship of a critical edition of the New Testament in Greek. While at College formed a lifelong friendship with Lightfoot, and later with F. D. Maurice. m. Fanny DYSON dau. of Thomas DYSON of Heighington, Lincolnshire , 1857:05:14 had issue As marriage meant the forfeiture of his Fellowship, he accepted the living of St Ippolyts with Gt Wymondley, Hertfordshire , 1857, and lived a quiet secluded life there until1872 On election to a Fellowship at Emmanuel College l he returned to Cambridge University [Cambridgeshire], in1872, and At 6, St Peter's Terrace for the remainder of his life. An ardent mountaineer and one of the first members of Alpine Club "a first-rate practical" Botanist: and natural scientist In theological matters he kept entirely aloof from party and controversial movements, "his historical sense dominating his whole mind; he aimed only at arriving at truth, not at confirming opinion." Dr Sanday called him "our greatest English theologian of the century." Publ.: two Dissertations: On Monogenes Theos in Scripture and Tradition ; On the Constantinopolitan and other Eastern Creeds of the Fourth Century ; Lectures ;"Essay on S. T. Coleridge," in Cambridge Essays, "which has been regarded as one of the most successful endeavours to appreciate and interpret Coleridge"; Tintern Abbey, a poem Joint editor with Dr Westcott of the New Testament in the original Greek 1881 and, with J. E. B. Mayor and J. B. Lightfoot, of The Journal of Classical and Sacred Philology One of the authors of the New Testament Rev.ised Version which appeared in1881 "and of the Rev.ised Version of 2 Maccabees and Wisdom." d. Cambridge, [Cambridgeshire], 1892:11:30 MIGt St Mary's [Cambridge] of [Cambridgeshire], The Hort Memorial fund for the promotion of Biblical and Patristic research was established by subscription in his memory 1894 "In the clerestory windows of Gt St Mary's church his features and those of Lightfoot, Westcott, Dean Stanley, F. D. Maurice and Dr Arnold are depicted in the faces of the six Apostles." [add:] – LIGHTFOOT [:add] [add:] – WESTCOTT [:add] [add:] Dean – STANLEY [:add] [add:] F. D. MAURICE [:add] [add:] Dr – ARNOLD [:add] father ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 882AF Arthur Fenton HORT (1882) father ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 887FF Francis Fitzgerald HORT (1887) father ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 890FA Frederick Aylmer HORT (1890) father ofunique identifier HRT888EC Edward Collett HORT (1888) ( D.N.B. ; Al. Oxon ; Al. Dubl ; Crockford ; Cambridge Hist. Reg ; Index of Botanists ; Burke, P. and B. ; Boase, v. 706; Life and Letters, by A. F. Hort) [add:]Portrait by G.P. Jacomb Hood at Emmanuel College ; replica in Divinity School ; another portrait at Trinity College [:add] [add:]Photograph: CAS: D.17[:add] [add:]F.H. Stubbings: 49 Lives ; Goodison: CP: 88; Atkinson 452[:add] |
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| Hort, Francis Fitzgerald. Adm. pens. at EMMANUEL, Apr. 26, 1887. [2nd] s. of the Rev. Fenton, J. A. (above), of [6], St Peter's Terrace, Cambridge. [B. Mar. 9, 1868.] School, Sherborne. Matric. Michs. 1887; B.A. 1890; M.A. 1894. Ord. deacon (Durham, Litt. dim. for Ely) 1897; priest, 1899. Lic. pr., dio. Ely, 1897-1915. Assistant Master at Cothill House prep. School, Abingdon, Berks., 1891; at Wellington House prep. School, Westgate-on-Sea, 1892-6. Joint Head Master of The Knoll prep. School, Woburn Sands, Beds., 1897-1912. Perm. to off., dio. of St Albans, 1915-30; dio. of Chichester, 1931. Publ. pr., dio. of Rochester, 1930-42. Lived latterly at The Close, Upper Cumberland Walk, Tunbridge Wells, and latterly at The Yett, Ticehurst, where he died Feb. 28, 1942. Brother of the next, of Edward C. (1888), and Arthur F. (1882). (Sherborne Sch. Reg.; Schoolmasters' Directories; Burke, P. and B., 1940; Crockford; The Times, Mar. 3, 1942.) | Francis Fitzgerald HORT Approx. lifespan: 1868–1942 pens. Emmanuel College adm1887:04:26 [2nd] s. ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 845FJ Rev. Fenton John Anthony HORT (1845) of [6], St Peter's Terrace, Cambridge, [Cambridgeshire], b. 1868:03:09 Sch: Sherborne School [Sherborne], [Dorset], Matric. 1887:10MT: BA 1890 MA 1894 Ord. deacon Durham, Litt. dim . for Ely 1897 Ord. priest 1899 Lic. pr: Diocese Ely 1897-1915 Assistant Master: Cothill House prep Sch: Abingdon School [Abingdon], Berkshire , 1891 At Wellington House prep Sch: Westgate-on-Sea School [Westgate-on-Sea], [Kent], 1892-96 Joint Headmaster: of The Knoll prep."> Sch: Woburn Sands School [Woburn Sands], Bedfordshire , 1897-1912 Perm. to off: Diocese St Albans, [Hertfordshire], 1915-30 Diocese of Chichester, [Sussex], 1931 Publ. pr., Diocese of Rochester, [Kent], 1930-42 latterly at The Close, Upper Cumberland Walk, Tunbridge Wells, [Kent], and latterly at The Yett, Ticehurst, [Sussex], d. The Yett, Ticehurst, [Sussex], 1942:02:28 brother ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 882AF Arthur Fenton HORT (1882) brother ofunique identifier Hertfordshire 890FA Frederick Aylmer HORT (1890) brother ofunique identifier HRT888EC Edward Collett HORT (1888) ( Sherborne School Reg ; Schoolmasters' Directories ; Burke, P. and B. 1940; Crockford ; The Times 1942:03:03) [add:]married Margaret Charis GRAY dau. of J.H. GRAY (1875) and his wife Ada Frances; she died 1972[:add] [add:](P.J. Barnwell)[:add] |