Notes: The genealogy of the Selwyn and related families.

Matches 251 to 300 of 360

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251	M.P. for Ludgershall, 1780 - 25 Jan. 1791	Selwyn, George Augustus (I0508)
252	M.P. for Mitchell, 1722 - 1727	Selwyn, Maj. Charles (I0491)
253	M.P. for Mitchell, 1727 - 1734	Farrington, Thomas (I1155)
254	M.P. for Seaford, 1681	Selwyn, Edward (I0947)
255	M.P. for Seaford, 1685	Selwyn, Edward (I0947)
256	M.P. for the University of Cambridge, 1727-1774	Townshend, The Hon. Thomas (I0510)
257	M.P. for Truro, 1715 - 25 Feb. 1721	Selwyn, Col. John (I0490)
258	M.P. for Whitchurch, 17 Mar. 1783 - 1790	Selwyn, William KC (I0361)
259	M.P. for Whitchurch, 1727 - 1734	Selwyn, Col. John (I0490)
260	M.P. for Whitchurch, 2 - 5 Aug. 1727	Farrington, Thomas (I1155)
261	M.P. for Whitchurch, 21 Nov. 1751 - 1754	Bertie, Robert (I1262)
262	M.P. for Whitchurch, Hants, 1734 - 27 June 1751	Selwyn, John Henry Augustus (I0506)
263	M.P. for Winchelsea, 1 Nov. 1722 - 1727	Townshend, The Hon. Thomas (I0510)
264	M.P. for Wisbech, 1886-1891	Selwyn, Capt. Charles William (I0396)
265	Maid of Honour to Augusta Princess of Wales 1736-46	Selwyn, Albinia (I0362)
266	Many pictures and documents of the Selwyn family at the National Library of New Zealand using the following search... http://natlib.govt.nz/photos?i[century]=1800&text=selwyn	Family F040
267	Married by Sydney Augustus Selwyn	Family F035
268	Master of Selwyn College, Cambridge 1893-1898	Selwyn, The Rt. Rev. John Richardson (I0410)
269	Matric. pens. from CLARE, Michs. 1565. Perhaps 2nd s. of John, of Friston, Sussex. B.A. from Queens', 1569/70 . Probably brother of Thomas (1565) and perhaps father of Anthony (above).	Selwyn, Edward (I0790)
270	Matric. pens. from CLARE, Michs. 1565. Perhaps s. and h. of John, of Friston, Sussex. One of these names adm. at Gray's Inn, 1570, from Staple Inn [ London]. Probably brother of Edward (1565).	Selwyn, Thomas (I0781)
271	Member of the Community of the Resurrection, Mirfield	Selwyn, Rev. Alexander Bernard (I0194)
272	Member of the Gwyn family of Fakenham, Norfolk. The Gwyn family were owners of Baron's Hall, Fakenham. Walter Selwyn has a painting of Baron's Hall.	Gwyn, Emily (I1160)
273	Memorial in Beaumaris church reads:- To the memory of Henry and Harriette Selwyn, who were passengers on board the Rothsay Castle, and perished during the night of the 17th August, 1831. Their earthly remains rest together in the adjoining Church-yard.	Selwyn, Henry Thomas (I0317)
274	Memorial in Holy Trinity Church, Much Wenlock, Salop	Foskett, Capt. Henry (I1184)
275	Mentioned in The History of Westleigh Quarry, Devonshire - Aggregate Industries	Browne, Lt. Col. Barton Parker (I1105)
276	Mentioned with Agnes, Richard and John in indenture, 1516	Selwyn, Alice (I0820)
277	Monument in St Mary the Virgin, Tilty, Essex.	Margaret (I1193)
278	MP for Berwick upon Tweed	Hutchinson, Jonathan (I1298)
279	MP for Gloucester 1701	Hanbury, Maj. John (I0495)
280	MP for the borough of Eye, co. Suffolk, from Dec. 4, 1761, to the time of his death.	Townshend, Lieut. Col. Henry (I0928)
281	MP for Yarmouth	Jervis, Thomas KC (I1178)
282	Name changed to Selwyn by deed poll on 18/Nov/1942	Stableford, Edna Florence (I0587)
283	Named in husband's will	?, Joan (I0830)
284	Obituary from Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 64 At Blockley, in the county and diocese of Worcester, the Rev. Charles Jasper Selwyn, M.A. more than 40 years minister of that parish; of whose exemplary character they can on speak as it deserves, who had the happiness to be most intimately acquainted with his virtues, which originated from the most enduring sweetness and benevolence of natural disposition, improved and heightened by the influences of true religion. This gentleman was of a very antient and respectable family, nearly connected with Lords Sydney and Boston. He was educated at Westminster School; and his amiable character and conduct there still live in the memories of his contemporaries. He was elected thence to Christ Church, Oxford, in 1775; and soon after he had taken his first degree, married Elizabeth, the daughter of ____ Coxeter, esq. of Bampton, co. Oxford. Not many years after his ordination he was placed by his friend Mr. Congreve, the late generous and worthy vicar of that parish, in the curacy of Blockley, with a handsome stipend; and his faithful labours, in an extensive and laborious cure, so recommended him to his liberal-minded principal, that he permitted him to apply to Dr. Johnson then Bishop of Worcester, who was no stranger to Mr. Selwyn's character, to consent to the resignation of Mr. Congreve, and collate his excellect curate to the vicarage. In that station he was enabled, by this fortunate increase of income, to extend his bounty to his poor parishioners. "By him were riches rightly understood "to be a larger power of doing good." About 20 years ago he qualified as a justice of the peace for the county of Worcester; and, not many years since, he also qualified for the county of Gloucester: and in this arduous situation, in a district of thirty miles extent, with very few resident magistrates, he acquitted himself with such unbiassed integrity, such unwearied patience, such found judgement, and such strict adherence to the laws, as gave universal satisfaction to those to whose benefit and accommodation he devoted his time and his abilities. In a word, it is difficult to say in which character he shone most; whether as an affectionate husband, a tender and indulgent father, a pious minister, an upright magistrate or (as the writer of this article with tears of grateful sorrow now reflects) as an attentive, benevolent, and faithful friend. During a long and severe illness he exhibited an example of patient submission to the will of God, full of comfort to himself, and of instruction to those around him; particularly to his affectionate children, who, from the moment of their mother's death, had but one contest with each other, which of them should be most dutiful and attentive to the best of fathers. He was attended to the grave by a mournful train of children, parishioners, and friends.	Selwyn, Rev. Charles Jasper (I0277)
285	of Broadway and Stanley Kings	Selwyn, William (I0859)
286	of Cam	Trotman, Richard (I1402)
287	of co. Gloucester, arm. St.ALBAN HALL, matric. entry 5 June, 1607, aged 14; baptised 7 Oct, 1593; bar.-at-law, Lincoln's Inn, 1618 (as son Jasper of Matson, co. Gloucester), died 1643; father of the next. See Foster's Judges and Barristers.	Selwyn, William (I0526)
288	of Co. Gloucester, pleb. MAGDALEN HALL, matric. entry under data 15 April, 1580, aged 19; of Matesdon, co. Gloucester, (2s. William, of Stanley Regis, co. Gloucester); bar.-at-law, Lincoln's Inn, 1591; treasurer 1620; buried 1634-35; father of William 1607. See Foster's Judges and Barristers.	Selwyn, Jasper (I0536)
289	of Frampton	Selwyn, Jasper (I0909)
290	of Horsemarley in Moreton Valence, co Gloucester	Selwyn, Richard (I0860)
291	of Wheatenhurst	Lloyd, Thomas (I1403)
292	Ordained priest, 1834.	Selwyn, The Rt. Rev. George Augustus (I0384)
293	Perpetual curate of Wheatenhust/Whitminster from 1776 to his death in 1787	Selwyn, Jasper (I0988)
294	Prebendary of Hereford	Selwyn, Rev. William (I0408)
295	Prebendary of Torleton 1775-1794	Selwyn, Rev. Charles Jasper (I0277)
296	Prebendary of Wells and Hereford	Hoskins, Rev. Henry (I0748)
297	Professor Charlotte Macdonald of the Victoria University of Wellington has written an extensive appraisal of Sarah's life and work entitled "Between religion and empire: Sarah Selwyn's Aotearoa/New Zealand, Eton and Lichfield, England, c.1840s-1900". The article was published in the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association / Revue de la Société historique du Canada, Volume 19, numéro 2, 2008, p. 43-75.	Richardson, Sarah Harriet (I0407)
298	Purchased the lordship of Scadbury Park in 1736.	Selwyn, Col. John (I0490)
299	Received a pension of £100 from the civil list.	Selwyn, Charlotte (I0232)
300	Received a pension of £100 from the civil list.	Selwyn, Albinia Frances (I0233)