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| Grindrod, John Townley. Adm. pens. (age 19) at PEMBROKE, Oct. 1, 1879. Only s. of John, Professor of Music, of Blackpool. B. there. Matric. Michs. 1879; B.A. 1883; M.A. 1887. | John Townley GRINDROD Approx. lifespan: 1861–1959 (<source>t2: 9646</source> Pembroke College <tripos>Math. I 1882; Math. II</tripos> 1882 ) age=19 : pens. Pembroke College adm1879:10:01 Only s. of John GRINDROD Professor of Music: of Blackpool, [Lancashire], b. Blackpool, [Lancashire], Matric 1879:10MT: BA 1883 MA 1887 |
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| Grindrod, Ralph Barnes. Adm. sizar at ST JOHN'S, May 4, 1844. A 'Ten-year man.' S. of James, of Swettenham [Cheshire] [and Mary]. B. there [May 19, 1811]. Bapt. May 19, 1811. L.S.A., 1830. M.D., Lambeth, 1855. Practised at Manchester, 1830-44, and at Malvern, 1850-83. Called the medical apostle of temperance and spent two fortunes on efforts to promote it. The first medical man in England to sign the total abstinence pledge, 1833. Organized a temperance mission, Feb. 5, 1844-July, 1850, starting at Liverpool. F.L.S.; F.R.G.S. Editor of The Journal of Health, a monthly magazine. Author, Bacchus, an essay on temperance, for which he won the £100 prize offered by National Temperance Society; The Compressed Air Bath; Malvern past and present; The Nation's Vice. Died Nov. 18, 1883, at Gt Malvern. (Boase, v. 516; Medical Directories; Cant. Act Bk.) | Ralph Barnes GRINDROD Approx. lifespan: 1811–1883 sizar St John's College adm1844:05:04 <acad ty=""Ten-year man""> s. of James GRINDROD Swettenham, [Cheshire], s. of Mary GRINDROD b. Swettenham, [Cheshire], 1811:05:19 c. 1811:05:19 LSA 1830 MD: Lambeth, ???, 1855 Practised: Manchester, [Lancashire], 1830-44 Practised: Malvern, [Worcestershire], 1850-83 Called the medical apostle of temperance and spent two fortunes on efforts to promote it The first medical man in England to sign the total abstinence pledge 1833 Organized a temperance mission, starting at Liverpool, [Lancashire], 1844:02:05-1850:07 FLS FRGS Editor of : a monthly magazine The Journal of Health Publ.: Bacchus, an essay on temperance, for which he won the £100 prize offered by National Temperance Society Publ.: The Compressed Air Bath Publ.: Malvern past and present Publ.: The Nation's Vice d. Gt Malvern, [Worcestershire], 1883:11:18 Refs: Boase, v. 516 Refs: Medical Directories Refs: Cant. Act Bk |
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| Grindrod, William. Adm. pens. at St John's, Mar. 21, 1851. Adm. at TRINITY, Oct. 21, 1851. S. of John, Esq., M.D., of Liverpool. [B. there May 27, 1832.] School, Cheltenham College. Matric. Michs. 1851; B.A. 1855; M.A. 1858. Ord. deacon (Manchester) 1856; priest, 1857; C. of Standish, Lancs., 1856-7. C. of Kirkby, 1857-9. C. of St Mary's, Shrewsbury, 1859-60. Minor Canon of Chester and C. of St Oswald's, Chester, 1860-75. V. of Alne with Aldwark, Yorks., 1875-94. Died Dec. 15, 1894, at Southport, Lancs. (Cheltenham Coll. Reg.; Crockford; The Standard, Dec. 18, 1894.) | William GRINDROD Approx. lifespan: 1832–1894 (<source>t2: 9647</source> Trinity College <tripos>Math</tripos> 1855 ) pens St John's College adm1851:03:21 Adm Trinity College 1851:10:21 s. of Esq., MD John GRINDROD Liverpool, [Lancashire], b. Liverpool, [Lancashire], 1832:05:27 Sch: Cheltenham College [Cheltenham], [Gloucestershire], Matric 1851:10MT: BA 1855 MA 1858 Ord. deacon Manchester 1856 Ord. priest 1857 C.: Standish, Lancashire , 1856-57 C.: Kirkby, [Lancashire], 1857-59 C.: St Mary's Shrewsbury, [Shropshire], 1859-60 Minor Canon: Chester, [Cheshire], 1860-75 C.: St Oswald's Chester, [Cheshire], 1860-75 V.: Alne with Aldwark, Yorkshire , 1875-94 d. Southport, Lancashire , 1894:12:15 Refs: Cheltenham College Reg Refs: Crockford Refs: The Standard 1894:12:18 |
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| WILLIAMS, HAROLD HERBERT. Adm. pens. at CHRIST'S, Mar. 9, 1900. [Eldest] s. of the Rev. James (and Mary Grindrod). B. [July 25, 1880], in Tokyo, Japan . Schools, Tokyo (private) and Liverpool College. Matric. Michs. 1900; Scholar, 1901; B.A. (Theol. Trip., Pt I, 1st Class) 1903; Hebrew prize; Carus prize, 1903; M.A. 1909. Sanders Reader, 1950. Ord. deacon (Exeter), 1904; priest, 1904; C. of Swymbridge, Devon , 1904-5. Lecturer and Chaplain at Ripon Theological College, 1905-6. C. of Crediton, Devon , 1906-9. Availed himself of the provisions of the Clerical Disabilities Relief Act, in 1909. University Extension Lecturer, 1909. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (Capt., R.A.S.C. (mechanical transport); M.B.E.; mentioned in Secretary of State's List for 'valuable services'). Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, 1920. Of Aspenden House, Buntingford, Hertfordshire . J.P. for Hertfordshire . Chairman of Hertfordshire . C.C., 1947-50. President of the Bibliographical Society, 1938-44. F.B.A., 1944; F.S.A. Married (1) 1913, Jean Paterson, only dau. of Andrew Chalmers, M.D., of Sheffield. Author, Two Centuries of the English Novel; The Ballad of Two Great Cities; Dean Swift's Library, etc. ( Peile, II. 840; Univ. War List; Who's Who ; Kelly, Handbook .) | Harold Herbert WILLIAMS Approx. lifespan: 1880–1964 pens. Christ's College adm1900:03:09 Eldest s. of Rev. James WILLIAMS (and Mary GRINDROD ) b. 1880:07:25 Tokyo, Japan , Schools, Tokyo, [Japan], (private) and Sch: Liverpool College Liverpool, [Lancashire], Matric 1900:10MT: Scholar 1901 BA Theol.Trip. Pt I, 1st Class 1903 Hebrew Prize; Carus Prize 1903 MA 1909 Sanders Reader: 1950 Ord. deacon Exeter 1904 Ord. priest 1904 C.: Swymbridge, Devon , 1904-05 Lecturer: and Chapl. at Sch: Ripon Theological College Ripon, [West Riding of Yorkshire], 1905-06 C.: Crediton, Devon , 1906-09 Availed himself of the provisions of the Clerical Disabilities Relief Act, in1909 University Extension Lecturer: 1909 served in the Great War: 1914-19 Captain: R.A.S.C. (mechanical transport); MBE mentioned in Sec. of State: 's List for 'valuable services') Called to the Bar: Inner Temple 1920 Of Aspenden House, Aspenden, Buntingford, Hertfordshire , J.P. for: : Hertfordshire , Chairman of: Herts. C.C. [Hertfordshire], 1947-50 President of: : Bibliographical Society 1938-44 FBA 1944 FSA m. (1) 1913 Jean Paterson CHALMERS only dau. of Andrew CHALMERS MD of Sheffield, [West Riding of Yorkshire], Publ.: Two Centuries of the English Novel; The Ballad of Two Great Cities; Dean Swift's Library etc. ( Peile II. 840; University War List; Who's Who ; Kelly, Handbook ) [add:]Sandars Reader in Bibliography, 1950[:add] [add:]Knighted, 1951[:add] [add:] d. 1964:10:24 [:add] [add:]( WWW )[:add] |