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Robert Jasper Selwyn
Robert Jasper Selwyn
 
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Rose Selwyn (nee Rusden) 1825-
Rose Selwyn (nee Rusden) 1825-
 
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Rosemary's 50<sup>th</sup> birthday party
Rosemary's 50th birthday party
 
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Rt. Rev. George Theodore Selwyn
Rt. Rev. George Theodore Selwyn
 
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Rt. Rev. William Marshall Selwyn
Rt. Rev. William Marshall Selwyn
 
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Rt. Rev. William Marshall Selwyn, Bishop of Fulham
Rt. Rev. William Marshall Selwyn, Bishop of Fulham
From the Art Department of The Daily Telegraph
Received by the Telegraph on 20 Jul 1947
 
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Ruth Selwyn (nee Compton)
Ruth Selwyn (nee Compton)
 
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Sarah Harriet Richardson
Sarah Harriet Richardson
 
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Sarah Harriet Selwyn
Sarah Harriet Selwyn
 
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Sir J Richardson
Sir J Richardson
Phillips, Henry Wyndham, 1820-1868. Phillips, Henry Wyndham, 1820-1868 :Sir J Richardson (Father of Sarah Harriet Richardson, G A Selwyn's wife) / Henry W Phillips, 1837.. Ref: A-439-018. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23125763

Shows the English judge Sir John Richardson, father of Bishop George Augustus Selwyn's wife, seated in an upright wooden chair with armrests and maroon leather upholstery. In his right hand he holds a piece of paper and in his left hand, resting in his lap, he holds a pair of reading glasses. A small table stands at the right, holding a sloped bookstand supporting an open book, another open book on the tabletop, and a small handbell. Richardson wears a double-breasted jacket with a high wide collar.
 
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Sir John and Lady Richardson
Sir John and Lady Richardson
Artist unknown :[Sir John and Lady Richardson. 1830-1838?]. Ref: A-439-015. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22874332

A double portrait of the parents of Bishop Selwyn's wife, Sarah Harriet Richardson. Shows the judge Sir John Richardson seated in an armchair at the left, and his wife seated at the right with her hand gently placed on her husband's left forearm. She wears a full blue cap, a white dress with a broad frilled collar and a blue waistband, and a blue shawl draped around her shoulders. In her lap her hand rests on the pages of an open book. Sir John wears a double breasted navy blue jacket with two rows of silver buttons. At the far left on a table beside him, a quill pen stands in an inkpot, beside a partly visible book. The setting is the corner of a sitting room, with part of a portrait of a woman in Regency dress seen above a closed door in the background. Heavy pink curtains hang at upper right, and at left, where the curtains hangs over a gilt-framed picture.
 
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Teresa Spens
Teresa Spens
At Selwyn College, Cambridge attending the celebration of the bicentenary of her great-grandfather George Augustus Selwyn on 17th April 2009.
 
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The Out of Town party
The Out of Town party
George Selwyn, Gilly Williams and Dick Edgcumbe at Strawberry Hill
by Sir Joshua Reynolds
@ The Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
 
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The Out of Town Party. Sir Joshua Reynolds (1781)
The Out of Town Party. Sir Joshua Reynolds (1781)
Left to right: George Selwyn, George James Williams, Richard Edgecumbe
 
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The rectors of Kilmington
The rectors of Kilmington
The board recording the rectors of Kilmington within Kilmington church
 
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The Selwyn monument in Ely Cathedral.
The Selwyn monument in Ely Cathedral.
Taken from the BSHS website entry about the Ely Solar Astronomers by Mark Hurn of the Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge.
 
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Theodosia Betenson D. 1749
Theodosia Betenson D. 1749
If you know current whereabouts of this portrait please contact us
 
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Thomas, First Viscount Sydney B. 1733 D 1800
Thomas, First Viscount Sydney B. 1733 D 1800
Fron the picture by Gilbert Stuart
 
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Three Selwyn women and a friend
Three Selwyn women and a friend
Three Selwyn women and a friend. Selwyn family :Photographs. Ref: PAColl-9823-1-47. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23015867

Three Selwyn women identified as Margaret Elizabeth Selwyn, Rebie Sarah Selwyn, and D Selwyn, and a friend tentatively identified as Mrs Knott?? Photographed by an unknown photographer in about 1915.
 
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UK, Navy Lists for 1956
UK, Navy Lists for 1956
 
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UK, Navy Lists for 1956
UK, Navy Lists for 1956
 
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UK, Navy Lists for 1956
UK, Navy Lists for 1956
 
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UK, Navy Lists for 1958
UK, Navy Lists for 1958
 
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UK, Navy Lists for 1958
UK, Navy Lists for 1958
 
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UK, Navy Lists for 1960
UK, Navy Lists for 1960
 
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UK, Navy Lists for 1960
UK, Navy Lists for 1960
 
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UK, Navy Lists for 1962
UK, Navy Lists for 1962
 
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Vice Adm. Jasper 1820-1901 & Elizabeth Selwyn
Vice Adm. Jasper 1820-1901 & Elizabeth Selwyn
 
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Walter Selwyn
Walter Selwyn
 
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Wedding procession for Lucy Selwyn and Quintin Hoare
Wedding procession for Lucy Selwyn and Quintin Hoare
 
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Will of Jasper Selwyn
Will of Jasper Selwyn
Proved 1733 in Frampton on Severn
 
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Will of Jasper Selwyn 1691
Will of Jasper Selwyn 1691
Proved in Frampton on Severn
 
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Will of Jasper Selwyn 1778
Will of Jasper Selwyn 1778
Proved in Frampton on Severn
 
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Will of Jasper Selwyn 1788
Will of Jasper Selwyn 1788
Proved in Whitminster
 
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Will of Jasper Selwyn 1788
Will of Jasper Selwyn 1788
Proved in Whitminster
 
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Will of Jasper Selwyn 1788
Will of Jasper Selwyn 1788
Proved in Whitminster
 
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Will of Jasper Selwyn 1788
Will of Jasper Selwyn 1788
Proved in Whitminster
 
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Will of Jasper Selwyn of Matson
Will of Jasper Selwyn of Matson
Proved in 1635

From William Bazeley's "Some Records of Matson"

Jasper Selwyn died in 1634, and was buried at Matson. His monument describes him as 'Counsellor at law and one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of Gloucester.' From his will, which I have examined at the Gloucester Probate Court, it appears that he left his plate and other moveables to his daughters, Margaret, Sarah, and Dorothy, and certain fittings of the house, which he describes as 'wainscot and glass,' to his son William, stipulating that his widow, whom he makes his sole executrix, should have the use of them during her life-time. The will is a very short one, and more than half of it is a solemn declaration of his Christian faith. Margaret Selwyn survived her husband only two years.
 
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Will of Margaret Nourse
Will of Margaret Nourse
Proved 1715 in Gloucester
 
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Will of Sarah Selwyn 1802
Will of Sarah Selwyn 1802
Proved in Whitminster
 
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Will of William Selwyn
Will of William Selwyn
 
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Will of William Selwyn
Will of William Selwyn
 
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Will of William Selwyn 1749
Will of William Selwyn 1749
Proved at Cam
 
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William Marshall Selwyn
William Marshall Selwyn
 
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William Marshall Selwyn
William Marshall Selwyn
 
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William Marshall Selwyn and wife Dorothy
William Marshall Selwyn and wife Dorothy
 
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William Marshall Selwyn, name on roll of rectors of Bath  abbey
William Marshall Selwyn, name on roll of rectors of Bath abbey
 
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William Selwyn (1806-1875), DD, Lady Margaret Professor (1855-1875), Canon of Ely
William Selwyn (1806-1875), DD, Lady Margaret Professor (1855-1875), Canon of Ely
by George Richmond
 
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William Selwyn, QC as a young man
William Selwyn, QC as a young man
 
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William Selwyn. Esq. QC
William Selwyn. Esq. QC
Treasurer of Lincolns Inn
1775 - 1855
by
George Romney
 

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