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| Hazlerigg, Grey. Adm. pens. at ST JOHN'S, June 7, 1843. [3rd] s. of Sir Arthur Grey, Bart. [who altered the spelling of his name from Hesilrige, by Royal licence, to Hazlerigg, 1818], of Noseley, Leics. [and Henrietta Ann, dau. of John Bourne]. B. there [Mar. 13, 1818]. Bapt. Nov. 3, 1818. [Schools, Brighton and Eton.] Matric. Michs. 1843. Had entered the Army as a subaltern in the 48th Regt., 1837. On the accession of Queen Victoria he carried the colours of her Regt. through Manchester. Resigned his commission after a year's service, and entered Cambridge with the intention of taking Orders, but changed his views in favour of Nonconformity, and in 1848 became a minister of the Calvinistic Baptists. Settled in Leicester, 1850, becoming [p.306] pastor of Alfred Street Chapel. After 20 years the congregation removed to Zion Chapel in Erskine Street, Leicester, where he continued as pastor almost to the day of his death. Died Oct. 4, 1912, at Leicester. Father of the next. (Eton Sch. Lists; Burke, P. and B.; Scott, MSS.; The Times, Oct. 5, 1912.) | Grey HAZLERIGG Approx. lifespan: 1818–1912 pens. St John's College adm1843:06:07 [3rd] s. of Sir Arthur Grey HAZLERIGG, Bart. Noseley, Leicestershire , [add:] Sir Arthur GREY HAZLERIGG, BART. [:add] altered the spelling of his name from Hesilrige, by Royal licence, to Hazlerigg 1818 s. of Hazlerigg, Henrietta Ann Bourne dau. of John BOURNE b. Noseley, Leicestershire , 1818:03:13 c. 1818:11:03 Sch: Brighton School [Brighton], [Sussex], Sch: Eton [Eton], [Buckinghamshire], Matric. 1843:10MT: subaltern: 48th Regiment 1837 On the accession of Queen Victoria he carried the colours of her Regiment through: Manchester, [Lancashire], Resigned his commission after a year's service, and entered Cambridge with the intention of taking Orders, but changed his views in favour of Nonconformity, and became a minister of the Calvinistic Baptists in1848 Settled in Leicester, [Leicestershire], 1850 pastor: Alfred Street Chapel [Leicester], [Leicestershire], After 20 years the congregation removed: to Zion Chapel Erskine Street, Leicester, [Leicestershire], continued as pastor almost to the day of his death: Zion Chapel Erskine Street, Leicester, [Leicestershire], d. Leicester, [Leicestershire], 1912:10:04 father ofunique identifier HSLG897G Grey HAZLERIGG (1897) ( Eton School Lists ; Burke, P. and B. ; Scott, MSS. ; The Times 1912:10:05) |