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Key, Thomas [Hewett].
Adm. pens. (age 18) at ST JOHN'S, Nov. 16, 1816.
Of Surrey .
S. of Thomas [M.D.].
B. [Mar. 20, 1799], at Camberwell, London . School, Buntingford, Hertfordshire
Matric. Michs. 1817;
Scholar, 1817.
Migrated to Trinity, Mar. 8, 1819;
Scholar, 1819;
B.A. (19 th Wrangler ) 1821;
M.A. 1824.
Studied medicine at Guy's Hospital, but gave this up to become Professor of pure mathematics at Virginia, Charlottesville, U.S.A., 1825-7. Professor of Latin, University of London , 1828-42;
Professor of Comparative Grammar, 1842-75. Joint Head Master of the new school attached to University College, 1832-42;
Head Master, 1842-75. His school was one of the first in England to include Natural Science in the curriculum. Introduced a new method of teaching the Classical languages. F.R.S., 1860.
President, Philological Society of London . Married, Sept. 28, 1824, Sarah, younger dau. of Richard Ironmonger Troward (solicitor to the prosecution in the Warren Hastings trial) and had issue. A great Latin scholar. Author, Latin Grammar, etc.
Died of bronchitis Nov. 29, 1875, at 21, Westbourne Square, London . ( Boase, II. 215;
D.N.B. )
Thomas Hewett KEY
Approx. lifespan: 1799–1875
age=18 pens. St John's College adm1816:11:16
of Surrey ,
s. of Thomas KEY MD .
b. Camberwell, London , 1799:03:20
Sch: Buntingford School Buntingford, Hertfordshire ,
Matric. 1817:10MT:
Scholar 1817
Mig. to Trinity College 1819:03:08
Scholar 1819
BA 19 th Wrangler 1821
MA 1824
Studied medicine at Guy's Hospital Guy's, [London], , but gave this up to become
Professor of: pure mathematics Virginia, Charlottesville, [Virginia], [ USA ], USA , 1825-27
Professor of: Latin, University of London , 1828-42
Professor of: Comparative Grammar 1842-75
Joint Headmaster: of new school attached to [+ci] Sch: University College [London], 1832-42
Headmaster: 1842-75
His school was one of the first in England to include Natural Science in the curriculum. Introduced a new method of teaching the Classical languages.
FRS 1860
President: Philological Society of London ,
m. 1824:09:28 Sarah TROWARD younger dau. of Richard Ironmonger TROWARD
Solicitor: to prosecution in the Warren Hastings trial) and had issue.
A great Latin scholar.
Publ.: Latin Grammar etc.
d. of bronchitis 1875:11:29 at 21 Westbourne Square, London ,
Refs: Boase, II. 215
Refs: D.N.B.

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