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Douglas, Jacob or James.
Adm. Fell.-Com. at PETERHOUSE, Oct. 22, 1777. [Youngest] s. of John, of St Georges, Hanover Square. [B. 1753.] School, Manchester.
Matric. Easter, 1778.
Designed for commerce, he had previously studied Natural History.
Adm. at a Military College and entered the Austrian Army.
Commissioned in the Leics.
Militia.
When stationed at Chatham, determined to read for Holy Orders and entered at Peterhouse. ['He is said to have taken the degree of M.A. at Cambridge, but his name does not appear in Graduati Cantabrigienses' (D.N.B.).] Ord. in 1780 to C. of Chedingford (sic), Sussex.
R. of Lichborough, Northants., 1787-92.
Chaplain to the Prince of Wales, 1787.
R. of Middleton, Sussex, 1799-1819.
V. of Kenton, Suffolk, 1803-19.
C. of Preston, Sussex.
Married, 1780, Margaret, dau. of John Oldershaw, of Rochester.
Showed talent as an engraver, portrait painter, and miniaturist.
F.S.A., 1780.
Author, A General Essay on Tactics, from the French of Guibert (2 vols.), 1781; Travelling Anecdotes, 1782; A Dissertation on the Antiquity of the Earth, 1785; Nenia Britannica, or a Sepulchral History of Great Britain, 1793.
(See Baker, I. 410, for an account of his literary career.) Died Nov. 5, 1819, at Preston, Sussex.
(T. A. Walker, 343; Northants. Clergy; D.N.B.)
Jacob or James DOUGLAS
Approx. lifespan: 1753–1819
Fell.-Com. Peterhouse adm1777:10:22
Youngest s. of John DOUGLAS, of St Georges, Hanover Square, [London],
b. 1753
Sch: Manchester School Manchester, [Lancashire],
Matric 1778:04ET:
Designed for commerce, he had previously studied Natural History.
Sch: Adm. at a
Sch: Military College and entered the Austrian Army [Austria],
Commissioned in the Leics. Militia. When stationed Chatham, [Kent], , determined to read for Holy Orders and entered at Peterhouse
["He is said to have taken the degree of MA at Cambridge, but his name does not appear in Graduati Cantabrigienses" ( D.N.B. ).]
Ord. in1780
to
C.: Chedingford ( sic ), Sussex ,
R.: Lichborough, Northamptonshire , 1787-92
Chapl.: to the Prince of Wales 1787
R.: Middleton, [Buckinghamshire , Sussex], 1799-1819
V.: Kenton, Suffolk , 1803-19
C.: Preston, Sussex ,
m. 1780 Margaret OLDERSHAW dau. of John OLDERSHAW, of Rochester, [Kent],
Showed talent as an engraver, portrait painter, and miniaturist.
FSA 1780
Publ.: General Essay on Tactics, from the French of Guibert (2 vols.) 1781
Travelling Anecdotes 1782;
A Dissertation on the Antiquity of the Earth 1785;
Nenia Britannica, or a Sepulchral History of Great Britain 1793
( See Baker, I. 410, for an account of his literary career.)
d. Preston, Sussex , 1819:11:05
T. A. Walker, 343; Northants Clergy; D.N.B. )

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