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| Jeremy TAILOR Adm. sizar (age 15 sic ) at CAIUS, 18 Aug., 1626. S. of Nathaniel, Barber. B. at Cambridge [ Cambridgeshire ]. Bapt. 15 Aug., 1613, at Trinity Church [Cambridge, Cambridgeshire ]. School (private). Matric. 1626-7 ; Scholar, 1628-33 ; B.A. 1630/1 ; M.A. 1634 . Fellow, 1633-6 . Incorp. at Oxford [ Oxfordshire ], 1635 . D.D. (Oxford) 1642 . Fellow of All Souls, Oxford [ Oxfordshire ], 1635 . R. of Uppingham, Rutland , 1638-44 . R. of Overstone, Northamptonshire , 1643-4 . Chaplain to the King, and to Archbishop Laud. Taken prisoner in the Royalist defeat before Cardigan Castle [ Cardiganshire ], 1645 . Retired to Golden Grove, Carmarthenshire , where some of his best work was done. Preached in London occasionally. Went to Ireland , 1658-60 . Vice-Chancellor of Dublin University [ Ireland ], 1661 . Bishop of Down and Connor [ Co. Down , Co. Antrim ], 1661-7 ; involved in disputes with the independent clergy. Bishop of Dromore [ Co. Down ], 1661-7 . P.C. ( Ireland ), 1661 . Author, Liberty Prophesying, Holy Living and Holy Dying. Died at Lisburn [ Co. Antrim ] 13 Aug., 1667; buried in Dromore Cathedral [ Co. Down ]. Will, Dublin [ Ireland ]. ( Venn, I. 278; D.N.B. ; Al. Oxon. ) | Jeremy TAILOR Approx. lifespan: 1613–1667 Adm. sizar (age 15 sic ) at Gonville & Caius College 1626:08:18 s. of Nathaniel TAILOR Barber. b. Cambridge, [Cambridgeshire], Bapt. 1613:08:15 at Trinity Church [Cambridge], [Cambridgeshire], School (private) Matric. 1626/7 Scholar 1628-33 B.A. 1630/1 M.A. 1634 Fellow 1633-36 Incorp. at Oxford University 1635 D.D. (Oxford) 1642 Fellow of All Souls' College [Oxford] 1635 R. of Uppingham, Rutland , 1638-44 R. of Overstone, Northamptonshire , 1643-44 Chaplain to the King, and to Archbishop Laud. Taken prisoner in the Royalist defeat before Cardigan Castle, [Cardiganshire], 1645 Retired to Golden Grove, Carmarthenshire , where some of his best work was done. Preached in London , occasionally. Went to Ireland , 1658-60 Vice-Chancellor of Dublin University, [Ireland], 1661 Bishop of Down and Connor [ Co. Down or Co. Antrim , ] 1661-67 ; involved in disputes with the independent clergy. Bishop of Dromore, [Co. Down], 1661-67 P.C. ( Ireland , ) 1661 Author, Liberty Prophesying, Holy Living and Holy Dying. d. Lisburn, [Co. Antrim], 1667:08:13 ; buried in Dromore Cathedral, Dromore, [Co. Down], Will Dublin, [Ireland], ( Venn I. 278; D.N.B. ; Al. Oxon. ) |