Thomas Kynaston Selwyn b. 19 Mar 1812 Hampstead d. 05 Jul 1834 Chester: The genealogy of the Selwyn and related families.

1812 - 1834 (22 years)

Name	Thomas Kynaston Selwyn
Born	19 Mar 1812	Hampstead
Christened	19 May 1812	St. John-at-Hampstead
Gender	Male
Died	05 Jul 1834	Chester
Age	22 years
Buried	Chester Cathedral
Person ID	I0385	The Selwyn Family Tree
Last Modified	7 Apr 2012

Father	William Selwyn, QC, b. 31 Mar 1775, d. 25 Jul 1855, Tunbridge Wells (Age 80 years)
Mother	Laetitia Frances Kynaston, b. 23 Dec 1774, d. 17 Oct 1842, Pagoda House, Richmond (Age 67 years)
Married	11 Jun 1801
Census	1851	Pagoda House, Kew Rd.
Notes	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 ID	F040	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Event Map

Christened - 19 May 1812 - St. John-at-Hampstead

Died - 05 Jul 1834 - Chester

Buried - - Chester Cathedral

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Headstones

Monument to Thomas Kynaston Selwyn in the chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge
Translation:-

In memory of Thomas Kynaston Selwyn, B.A., a pupil at Eton and then a Scholar of this College. He was called from this world, by a death less untimely for him than for his family, on 4th July 1834 at the age of twenty-one.

His lofty intelligence and love of literature were complemented by a chaste life, a modest mind and an unusual sense of propriety.

The College granted a space for his name to be commemorated, and his loving parents and brothers saw to the erection of this marble inscription as a memorial to his piety.

His remains are buried in Chester Cathedral.

He will rise again.
[Carved by] Tomson & Son, Cambridge

Notes

Adm. pens. (age 17) at TRINITY, Jan. 8, 1830. [3rd] s. of William (1792). B. [Mar. 19], 1812, at Hampstead, London. School, Eton. Matric. Michs. 1830; Scholar, 1832; Craven Scholar, 1833; B.A. 1834; 1st Chancellor's (Classical) medal, 1834. Died July 5, 1834, at Chester. Brother of William (1823), George A. (1826) and Charles J. (1832). (G. Mag., 1834, II. 331; D.N.B. (sub his father).)