Jamaican Family Search Genealogy Research Library
Church of England (Anglican) Clergy - Diocese of Jamaica
Sources are Crockford's Clerical Directory (London), [referenced by 1865 or 1885 in the left margin], and Prerogative Court of Canterbury probates [wills], supplemented with university Alumni biographies, data form the British census, Postal Directories, Burke's Peerage, National Burial Index, 2nd. ed., etc. [referenced underneath entries].
Note: The editor of Crockford's (q.v.) in 1885 explains that a number of clergy did not return requests for information. These entries were marked with a mark alongside each.
The term "Clerk" which appears here is the shortened version of "Clerk in Holy Orders," a generic term for ministers in the Anglican Church.
[1885] ANGELL Charles
- 1853 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1856 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1853 - 1856 Missionary at Portland, diocese Jamaica
- 1865 - 1863 Lime, Savannah, diocese Jamaica
- 1863 - 1868 Porus, diocese Jamaica
- 1869 - 1871 Curate in-charge of All Saint's & St. Martin, Chichester, West Sussex, England
- 1871 - 1873 Curate in-charge of Addington, Cumberland, England
- 1873 Curate in-charge of Silverstone, Northamptonshire, England
- 1873 Curate of Firbank diocese of Carlisle, Cumberland, England
- Residence, Sedbergh, West Riding, Yorkshire, England
1861 Curate at Four Paths, Jamaica (Jamaica Almanac)
ALSOP William ( - c.1706)
Clerk, Rector of St. Catherine's, Jamaica
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated Sep. 7th 1706
ASKEW George Watson (1800 - c.1832)
- 1799 Dec. 7th, s/o of gent, Christopher ASKEW & Ann of Westmoreland, England
- 1800 Jan. 7th bapt. Kendal, Westmoreland, England
- 1819 Jun. 9th, Matriculated Queens College, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
- Clerk in Holy Orders of St. Thomas in the Vale, Jamaica
[supplemented by] Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated Nov. 16th 1832; Alumni Oxonienses, 1715 - 1886, p.36
Died October 27, 1831. Monument in Kingston Cathedral, Jamaica
[1885] AUSTIN John Walton
- 1881 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1882 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Chapelton, diocese of Jamaica
At Chapelton, Clarendon (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] BAMPFIELD John William Lewis
1823 Jun. 23rd born, s/o Robert Westcott BAMPFIELD & Editha Augusta, of London
1823 Nov. 4th bapt. St. Paul's, Covent Garden, Westminster, Middlesex (London), England
- 1840 Oct. 10th, Matriculated Trinity College, age 17, Armiger (free student), Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
- 1843 Honours 4th. Class Literature & Humanities
- 1844 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Oxford University (q.v)
- 1846 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Peterborough, England
- 1847 Master of Arts (M.A.) Oxford University (q.v)
- 1846 - 1851 Assistant Master in Uppingham School, Leicestershire, England
- 1848 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Peterborough, England
- 1853 Chaplain to the British Royal Navy (China Medal, 2nd Opium War)
- 1853 - 1857 Served in Jamaica
- 1857 - 1861 India & China
- 1861 - 1868 H.M.S (Her Majesty's Ship) Cambridge, Victory, Prince Consort, and Duncan
- 1868 - 1874 Royal Naval Hospital, Malta (Mediterranean Sea)
- 1877 - 1875 Royal Dock Yard Chatham, Kent, England
- 1877 - 1879 Royal Dock Yard Devonport (Plymouth), Devon
- 1879 - 1880 Royal Dock Yard Malta, (Mediterranean Sea)
- Residence, 95 Durnford Street, Stonehouse, Plymouth, Devon, England
- 1880 placed on Royal Navy Retired list
- 1888 [Plymouth & Stonehouse Directory, p.160] 95 Durnford Street, Stonehouse.
- 1889 died, registered East Stonehouse, Plymouth, Devon, England
[supplemented by] Alumni Oxonienses, 1715 - 1886, p.55
[1885] BANBURY Thomas
- 1870 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1873 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Hope Bay, diocese Jamaica
Hope Bay, Portland (Gleaner, Nov. 22, 1872, and 1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] BARNES Christopher L.
- 1875 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1881 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Curate of Newport, diocese Jamaica
[1885] BOWEN John Alexander
- 1881 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1881 Curate of Richmond, diocese Jamaica
[1885] BOYCE Walter
Kingston, Jamaica
Arrived in Jamaica October 1, 1882 (Gleaner October 2, 1882).
[1885] BRADSHAW Francis Sand(e)s (c.1809 - )
- 1809c. born Galway, Ireland, s/o John George? (shown as John "Generosus", Latinized?) BRADSHAW
- Rector of Spanish Town, St. Catherine Cathedral, diocese Jamaica
Chaplain to the Bishop (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
[1885] BRAINE George Taylor AKA BRAINE-HARTNELL George Taylor (1833 - 1894)
- 1833 Jan. 10th s/o Charles BRAINE of Savanna-la-Mar, Jamaica, but of Gloucestershire England descent.
- 1857 ordained a Deacon, Kingston, Jamaica
- 1859 ordained a Priest, Kingston, Jamaica
- 1859 Curate of Holy Trinity, diocese of Jamaica
- 1859 Curate of St. Michael's and St. Andrew's, Kingston, and Chaplain of the Jamaica Hospital
- 1860 - 1862 Incumbent of Lacovia, Jamaica
- 1862 - 1870 Incumbent of St. Christopher's, Jamaica
- 1870 - 1873 Rector of St. Andrew, Jamaica
- 1873 - 1884 Assistant Secretary of Jews Society, Jamaica
- 1874 - Missionary in charge of Christ Church, Jerusalem, Jamaica
- 1874 - Curate of Holy Trinity, Hampstead, Middlesex (London), England
- 1875 - 1884 Secretary of Metropolitan and Central District Jews Society, London, England
- 1884 - 1894 Vicar of Liskeard, diocese of Truro, Cornwall, England
- 1888 Sept. 11th assumed additional name of HARTNELL
- 1894 Jan. 14th died
1869 Island Curate, St. Andrew (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
[1865] BRANFOOT Thomas Redhead (c.1813 - 1883)
- 1813c., born s/o Thomas John BRANFOOT of Manchester, Jamaica
- 1830 Apr.29th Matriculated age 17 years, Armiger (free student), Trinity College, Oxford University, Oxfordshire, England
- 1834 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Oxford University (q.v.)
- 1836 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1837 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1837 Commissary for Port Royal, Jamaica
- Chaplain and Secretary to the Bishop of Jamaica
- Register of the diocese & Eccles, Jamaica
- 1842 Master of Arts (M.A) Oxford University (q.v)
- 1842 Curate Harriestham, Kent, England
- 1844 Curate Kensington, Middlesex (London), England
- 1849 Curate Cripplegate, London, England
- 1854 Curate Ilford, Essex, England
- 1861 married Selina Sewallis nee BIER?, registered Kensington
- 1862 Curate Kensington, Middlesex (London), England
- 1863 - 1881Rector of 1st Mediety of Lymm, Cheshire, England
- 1881 British Census shows Thomas residing at the rectory, Rectory Lane, Lymm,
- Publications: (a sermon) Colonial Bishop's Fund, 1842
- Resident, Lymm rectory, Warrington, Lancashire, England
- 1883 Dec. 5th died registered Lewisham, Surrey England (wife Selina died 1906, registered Fulham)
[supplemented by] Alumni Oxonienses, 1715 - 1886, p.153
1838-1839 Stipendiary Curate in Kingston (1839 & 1840 Jamaica Almanac)
1838 Registrar and Secretary of the Commissary (1839 Jamaica Almanac)
[1885] BROOKS Venerable George B.
- 1856 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1857 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Archdeacon of Surrey, diocese Jamaica
1869 British Stipendiary Curate, Craigton, St. Andrew (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
[1885] BROWN John Alexander
- 1881 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1881 Curate of Richmond, diocese Jamaica
BUNTING Anthony ( - c.1832)
- Clerk of Portland, County of Surrey, Jamaica
- Chaplain to the Garrison at Port Antonio, Jamaica
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated Sep. 5th 1832
CALL Richard (c.1722 - c.1772)
- 1721 Sep. 17th bap., St. James, Wolborough & Newton Abbot (near Torque), Devon, England, s/o Richard CALL, pleb? (plebeian ?)
- 1740 May 21st Matric, Exeter College, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
- 1743/4 Jan 16th Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Oxford University (q.v.)
- Clerk, Clarendon, Jamaica
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated Dec. 16th 1772, Alumni Oxonienses, 1715 - 1886, p.209
[1885] CAMPBELL John
Golden Spring, diocese Jamaica
[mark alongside, see introduction]
CAMPBELL John (c.1810 - 1893)
- 1810c s/o Alexander Robert CAMPBELL of Kingston and St. Andrew's Half Way Tree, Jamaica.
- 1837 ordained, Jamaica
- 1837 - 1839 held Curacies in Jamaica
- 1839 ordained a Priest, Jamaica
- 1840c. married the widow of Mr. ARCHER
- 1847 - 1869 Rector of St. Thomas - in the Vale, Jamaica
- 1869 - 1878 Rector of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica
- 1878 - 1892 Curate of Brandon Hill, Jamaica
- 1893 Jan. 1st died, Stony Hill, St. Andrew, Jamaica
1869 Rector, Black River, St. Elizabeth (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
[1885] CHANDLER Cornelius Rock
- 1833 bapt. St. Lucy's, Barbados, s/o Christopher CHANDLER & Elizabeth
- 1848 ordained a Deacon, by Bishop Spencer
- 1849 ordained a Priest, by Bishop Spencer
- Incumbent of Guys Hill, diocese Jamaica
1855-1877 Guy's Hill (Parish Registers)
[1885] CHANDLER James Thomas Hanover
- 1879 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1881 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- of Buff Bay, diocese Jamaica
- Incumbent of Claremont, diocese Jamaica
Born Jamaica March 18, 1856 (Parish Register, New Servies VIII, p. 388)
Claremont, St. Ann (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] CLARKE Edward
- 1870 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1874 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Incumbent of St. Paul's, diocese Jamaica
Mile Gully, Manchester (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] CLARKE Henry
- 1852 ordained a Deacon, by Bishop Spencer
- 1853 ordained a Priest, by Bishop Spencer
- diocese Jamaica
1869 Rector, Grange Hill, Westmoreland (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland (1870 Jamaica Almanac, 1878 Directory of Jamaica , 1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
Died August 4, 1907 in Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland (Life and Times of Henry Clarke of Jamaica 1828-1907)
[1885] CLARKE Henry
- 1875 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1876 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Incumbent of Petersfield, diocese Jamaica
[1885] COCKING Ralph Daly (c.1827 - 1910)
- 1859 ordained a Deacon, Kingston, Jamaica
- 1859 - 1860 Curate of Ocho Rios, diocese of Jamaica
- 1860 ordained a Priest, Kingston, Jamaica
- 1860 - 1863 Garrison Chaplain and Acting Rector of St. Mary's, British Honduras
- 1863 - 1865 Curate of Holy Trinity, Dublin, Ireland
- Trinity College, Dublin (University), Dublin, Ireland (NB: not listed in Alumni)
- 1867 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Dublin University (q.v.)
- 1865 - 1867 Curate of Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England
- 1868 - 1870 Vicar of St. John the Evangelist, Kilburn, Middlesex (London), England
- 1870 - Perpetual Curate of Holy Trinity, Brighton, West Sussex, diocese of Chichester, England
- Residence, 77A Montpelier Road, Brighton, East Sussex, England
- 1910 died, registered Cuckfield, East Sussex, England
[1885] COLLYMORE Joseph K.
- 1872 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1875 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Master (Principal) of Rusea's School, Lucea, diocese Jamaica
Green Island, Hanover (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] CORK Josias
- 1841 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1842 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Incumbent of St. Ann's Bay, diocese Jamaica
1845-1863 Curate, Clarendon; 1863-1864, Rector Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland (Parish registers)
1869 Rector, Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
Died September 26, 1892 in St. Ann's Bay, St. Ann (Death Registration #GA1321)
[1885] CORNWALL Philip D. M.
- 1881 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1882 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1881 -1883 Curate of Woburn Lawn
- 1883 Curate of Mount Charles, diocese Jamaica
Bath, Golden Grove, Mount Felix in St. Thomas (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] COURTENAY Right Rev. Reginald (1813 - 1906)
- 1813 Feb. 26th, born, s/o Rt. Hon. Thomas Peregrine COURTENAY (1782 - 1841) & Anne WYNELL-MAYOW, of Beckham, Kent, England
- 1830 Jul. 8 Matriculated Magdalene Hall, age 17 years, Armiger (fee student), Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
- 1835 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Hertford College, Oxford University (q.v)
- 1838 Master of Arts (M.A.), Oxford University (q.v)
- 1838 Barrister-at-Law, Lincoln's Inn, London
- 1842 - 1852 Rector of Thornton Watlass, Yorkshire, England
- 1842 Jul. 23rd, married Georgina nee BERESFORD, d/o Admiral Sir John de la Poor BERESFORD (1st. Bart.)(1766 - 1844) & Henrietta Elizabeth nee PEIRCE ( - 1825), born c.1817, died Sep. 7th 1870, registered Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
- 1856 Honourable Doctor of Divinity (Hon. D.D), Oxford University (q.v)
- 1856 -1872 Archdeacon of Middlesex, & Archbishop of Kingston, diocese Jamaica
- 1872 - 1879 Bishop in-charge of the Diocese of Jamaica
- Residence, L'Ermitage, France
- 1906 Apr. 13th, Bayswater, Middlesex (London), England, registered Paddington
- 1906 Apr. 18th buried Brompton Cemetery, Middlesex (London), England
[supplemented by] Alumni Oxonienses, 1715 - 1886, p. 305. Burke's Peerage & Baronage
Lord Bishop of Kingston, Archdeacon of Middlesex (1870 Almanac)
[1885] DAVIS C.H.
- 1870 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1871 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Lucea, diocese Jamaica
Rector of Lucea, Hanover (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] DEARWAARDER M.M.
- 1874 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1876 ordained a Priest. by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Gilnock, diocese Jamaica
[1885] DEL RIO Julius A.G.
- 1863 ordained a Deacon, Jamaica
- 1864 ordained a Priest, Jamaica
- Rector of Marley, diocese Jamaica
- Rector of Hampton, diocese Jamaica
1869, Island Curate, Montego Bay, St. James (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
DONALDSON Colin ( - c.1837)
Clerk in Holy Orders of St. George's, Jamaica
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated Sep. 30th 1837
[1885] DOUCE C.C.
- 1876 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1881 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Manchioneal, diocese Jamaica
Rector of Manchioneal, Portland (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] DOUET Charles F.
- 1863 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1864 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Spanish Town, diocese Jamaica
- 1888 elected Assistant Bishop of Jamaica
1869, Island Curate, Portland. (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
Archdeacon of Surrey (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] DOWNIE John (c.1836 - )
- 1836c. born s/o John DOWNIE, of George Town near Demerara, British Guiana
- 1855 Jun. 14th, Matriculated, Lincoln College, Armiger, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
- 1862 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1862 - 1866 Curate of Trelawney & St. John's, Middlesex, diocese Jamaica
- 1864 ordained a Priest, Kingston, Jamaica
- 1867 - 1869 Rector of Clavernack, Albany
- 1873 - 1874 Curate of Athelstone, Warwickshire, England
- 1874 - 1875 Curate of St. Peter's, Plymouth, Devonshire, England
- 1879 - 1880 Curate of Charlton by Dover, Kent, England
- 1880 - 1881 Curate of St. Faith's (Albion Street, no longer existing), Stoke Newington, Middlesex (London), England
- 1881 - Curate of St. Augustine's, South Hackney, Dioceses of London, England
- Residence, 6 Brookfield Road, Victoria Park, East
- 1881 Census, 11 Londesborough, Road, Middlesex
[supplemented by] Alumni Oxonienses, 1715 - 1886, p. 383, and 1881 British Census
[1885] DOWNER G.W.
- 1860 ordained a Deacon, Jamaica
- 1861ordained a Priest, Jamaica
- Rector of Kingston, diocese Jamaica
[mark alongside, see introduction]
1869 Island Curate, Four Paths, Clarendon (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
1878 Four Paths, Clarendon (1878 Jamaica Directory)
Kingston Parish Church (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
DUFF David ( - c.1814)
Clerk, Rector of St. James in the County of Cornwall, Jamaica
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated Oct. 7th 1814
[1885] DUNBAR Richard Kirkland
- 1854 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1857 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Buff Bay. Diocese Jamaica
1869, Island Curate, Buff Bay, Portland (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
ECCLES George ( - c.1765)
Reverend Doctor of St. Andrew, Jamaica
Owned 300 acres at Mount Elizabeth, surveyed Jun. 3rd 1749.
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated May. 15th 1765.
[1885] FARQUHARSON John S.
- 1850 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1851 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Mandeville, diocese Jamaica
At Providence, Manchester (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
FIDLER Daniel (c.1799 - 1864)
- 1799c. born Barking, Essex, England
- 1826 Dec. 17th. ordained a Priest, Jamaica
- 1827 Licensed to office at the chapel near The Delve, Westmoreland, Jamaica
- 1832 Island Curate of Jamaica
- Principal of Manning's School, Savanna-la-Mar for 41 years in which time he never left the island.
- 1863 Apr. 11th, died at his residence, The Castle, Savanna-la-Mar, Jamaica.
[1885] FIDLER Daniel Robertson Williams (c.1833 - 1903)
- 1833c. born Savanna-la-Mar, Jamaica, s/o clerk, Daniel FIDLER (q.v}
- 1850 Feb. 5th St. Mary's Hall University, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
- 1858 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Oxford University (q.v.)
- 1859 Master of Arts, University of Oxford (q.v)
- 1859 ordained a Deacon, Ripon, West Yorkshire, England
- 1861 ordained a Priest, Ripon, West Yorkshire, England
- 1859 - 1861 Curate of Rothwell, West Yorkshire, England
- 1861 - 1867 Island Curate of St. Paul's, diocese of Jamaica
- 1868 - 1870 senior Curate of Waddesdon (near Aylesbury), Buckinghamshire, England
- 1870 - 1871 Curate-in-charge of Napton-on-the-Hill (near Coventry & Northampton),
- Warwickshire, England
- 1871 - 1875 Curate of St. John's, Broughton (near Chester), diocese of Manchester, Lancashire, England
- 1875 - 1877 Curate-in-charge of Tretower with Penmyarth, Breconshire, Wales
- 1878 - 1880 Curate of Lynstead (near Maidstone), Kent, England
- 1881 - 1883 Curate of Rickmansworth, Buckinghamshire, diocese of Hertfordshire, England
- 1881 British Census, since widowed, lodging at Talbot Road, Richmansworth, Hertfordshire, England
- 1884 - Curate of Coleshill (near Swindon), diocese of Oxfordshire, England
- Residence, Coleshill (Oxfordshire), Amersham (Buckinghamshire), England
- 1903 died, registered Nottingham
[supplemented by] Alumni Oxonienses, 1715 - 1886, p.459
[1885] FINDLAY A.
- 1850 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1852 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Golden Spring, diocese Jamaica
[1885] FRASER J.T.
- 1875 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1876 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Lacovia, diocese Jamaica
At Lacovia, St. Elizabeth (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
GARROW George William (c.1817 - c.1848)
- 1817c. born, s/o Dr. David William GARROW of Barnet, Middlesex, England
- Educated at Eton College, Windsor, Berkshire, England
- 1836, Nov. 10th Matriculated, Worcester College, Oxford University, entered as a pleb, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
- 1837 - 1841 Exhibitioner, Oxford University (q.v.)
- 1840 Bachelor of Arts (BA), Oxford University (q.v.)
- Curate of St. Patrick's, Tamworth, Warwickshire, England
- Chaplain to the Royal Navy, Port Royal, Jamaica
- 1847/8 died at Port Royal, Jamaica
Clerk [in Holy Orders] of Port Royal, Jamaica (Will)
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated Feb. 17th 1848. Alumni Oxonienses, 1715 - 1886, p.511
GIRAUD Augustus Frederic ( - c.1837)
Stipendiary Curate, Clerk, St. Elizabeth's parish, Jamaica
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated Jul. 28th 1837
[1885] GRAHAM John
- 1879 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1881 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Golden Grove, diocese Jamaica
- Rector of Lluidas Vale, diocese Jamaica
[1885] GUNN A.R.L
- 1881 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Curate of Birnam Wood, diocese Jamaica
- Curate of Buff Bay, diocese Jamaica
[1885] HAMMETT James
- 1876 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1881 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Moore Town, diocese Jamaica
- Rector of Port Antonio. diocese Jamaica
[1885] HARDING Richard
- Linstead, diocese Jamaica
At Linstead, St. Catherine (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] HARTY Thomas
- 1866 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1867 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Annotto Bay, diocese Jamaica
- Rector of Brown's Town, diocese Jamaica
1869, Curate at Annotto Bay, Portland (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
At Port Antonio, Portland. (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] HEAVER William
- 1881 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1882 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1882 Curate of Port Antonio, diocese Jamaica
Born 1855-1856 at Hammersmith, Middlesex, England (1871 British Census)
1882-1887 Curate at Port Antonio, Portland (Jamaica Handbooks)
1887-1897 Rector of Petersfield and Darliston, Westmoreland (1900 Jamaica Handbook)
Died Kingston, March 22, 1912 (Death Registration)
[1865] HIME Maurice W.
- Curate of St. Mary's, Cardiff, Wales
- Jamaica
HUGHES John ( - c.1801)
Clerk, Rector of Vere, County of Middlesex, Jamaica
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated Feb 4th 1801
[1885] HUNT Joseph Davis
- 1868 St Augustine's College, Canterbury, Kent, England
- 1871 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1872 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1871 - 1882 Society for the Propagation of the Gospel Missionary, at Portland, diocese Jamaica
- 1882 - 1883 Rector of Lime Savannah, diocese Jamaica
- Resident, May Pen, diocese Jamaica
At Mocho, Clarendon (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] HUSBAND Charles T.
- 1873 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1874 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Vere, diocese Jamaica
- 1883 Rector of The Alley, diocese Jamaica
At Hayes, St. Peter's, etc, Clarendon (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] ISAACS Hubert Headland (1835 - 1900)
- 1835 Feb. 25th born, s/o Isaac ISAACS
- Educated Rossall School, Fleetwood near Blackpool, Lancashire, England
- 1858 ordained a Deacon, at Kingston, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1858 - 1879 Rector of St. Mary's, Woodford, Jamaica
- 1860 ordained a Priest by, the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1879 - 1900 Rector of St. Andrew, Half Way Tree, Kingston, Jamaica
- 1900 Sep. 22nd, buried St. Andrew's, Half Way Tree, churchyard, Jamaica
1869 Island Curate, St. Andrew (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
Rector, Half-Way Tree, St. Andrew (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] JAMES Alexander J.
- 1870 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1872 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of St. David's, Yallahs, diocese Jamaica
At Morant Bay, St. Thomas (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
JEFFERSON Joseph ( - c.1827)
of Vere, Jamaica
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated Aug. 15th 1827
[1885] KENNEDY Richard F.
- 1874 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1876 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Christiana, diocese Jamaica
- 1883 Rector of Devon, diocese Jamaica
[1885] KEY E. Bassett
- 1863 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1864 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Siloah, diocese Jamaica
At Keynsham, Manchester, etc., (1891 Handbook of Jamaica). For more, see "Falmouth Post."
[1885] KILBURN Henry H.
- 1871 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1872 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Rector of Kingston, diocese Jamaica
At St. George's Church, Kingston (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] KING Francis L.
- 1875 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1876 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1883 Rector of Kingston, diocese Jamaica
1869 Curate, Morant Bay (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
At Snowdon, Manchester (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] LEA Thomas
- 1877 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1877 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1877 Curate of Kingston, diocese Jamaica
- 1877 - 1881 Rector of St. George's, Mile Gully, diocese Jamaica
- 1882 - 1884 Curate of St. Lawrence, Northampton, Northamptonshire, England
- 1884 Curate of Lamport with Faxton, diocese of Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England
- Residence, Lamport, Northamptonshire, England
(Originally a Baptist minister in Jamaica. See "Falmouth Post" 1877).
[1885] LEWIS Isaac Davies
- 1873 Bachelor of Arts (BA), Lampeter, Wales
- 1873 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Llandaff (Cardiff), Wales
- 1873 - 1878 Curate of Trevethin, Pontypool, Wales
- 1876 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Llandaff (Cardiff), Wales
- 1878 - 1879 Reverend of the Royal Marine Infirmary, Walmer, Kent, England
- 1879 - 1882 HMAS Urgent, Royal Navy, Jamaica Station
- 1882 HMAS Cambridge, Devonport (Plymouth), Devon, England
- 1882 - 1883 HMAS Euphrates Portsmouth, Hampshire, England
- 1883 chaplain HMAS Urgent, Royal Navy, Jamaica Station
[1885] LINTON George C.
- 1871 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1873 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1883 Rector of Annotto Bay, diocese Jamaica
- Rector of Harewood, diocese Jamaica
- Residence, Annotto Bay, Jamaica, 1883
At Harewood, etc., St. Catherine (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] LYNCH Robert Bowen (c.1830 - 1901)
- 1850 Codrington College Student, Barbados
- 1852 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1852 - 1860 Society for the Propagation of the Gospel Missionary in Jamaica
- 1861 - 1864 Beneficed as a Priest on the establishment in Jamaica
- 1853 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1875 Vicar of Lilbourne diocese of Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England
- 1879 Chaplain to Rugby Union (poor house)
- Residence, Lilbourne vicarage, Rugby, Warwickshire, England
- 1901 died, registered Rugby, Warwickshire, England
1869 Island Curate, Goshen (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
[1885] MacCALLA William C.
- 1871 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1872 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Residence, Morant Bay, diocese Jamaica
At Old Harbour, St. Catherine (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] MacDERMOT Henry M. F.
- 1860 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1861 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Residence, Kingston, Jamaica
1869 Yallahs, St. Thomas (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
Examining Chaplain (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] MacGREGOR Charles G.
- 1871 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1872 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Residence, Montego Bay, Jamaica, 1885
At Montpelier, St. James (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] MacPHERSON John D.
- 1881 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1882 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Resident, Milk River, Jamaica
At Yallahs, St. Thomas (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] MAIS John Leslie (1830 - 1889)
- 1830 born, Kingston, Jamaica, s/o Hon. John MAIS, merchant of Jamaica
- Educated, City Road Grammar School, London
- 1850 Michaelmas, Matriculated Cambridge University
- 1854 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Cambridge University
- 1854 May 7th, ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1854 Chaplain to the House of Assembly, Jamaica
- 1856 May 25th, ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1861 - 1881 Curate of Walton, and Principal of the Walton Free School (after Jamaica College), in St. Ann's parish, Jamaica
- Claremont, diocese Jamaica [Crockford's]
- Resigned about 1883, retired to Claremont, Jamaica
- 1889 Apr. 9th, buried Claremont churchyard, Jamaica
[1885] MAYHEW William (1808 - 1886)
1808 Oct. 20th, born, London, England
1808 Dec. 27th, bap. St. Martin's, Ludgate, London, England, s/o William MAYHEW & Ann
- Educated Fulham, London
- 1835 Dec. 20th ordained a Deacon, Chichester, West Sussex, England
- 1835 28th, issued a Stipendiary Curate license (paid by a society, endowment, etc.), for the parish of Great Bealings, Suffolk
- 1835 - 1837 Curate of Great Bealings, Suffolk, England
- 1836 Dec. 18th, ordained a Priest, London, by the Bishop of Norwich? (Crockford's), England
- 1836 Bachelor of Arts (BA), Trinity College, Cambridge University, Cambridgeshire, England
- 1837 - 1840 Curate of Gillingham, Kent, England
- 1840 Curate of St. Thomas-in-the Vale, Jamaica, and also chaplain to the Bishop of Lipscomb
- 1846 - 50 Curate of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1851 - 1859 Rector of Westmoreland, diocese Jamaica
- 1840 Curate of St. Thomas-in-the Vale, diocese Jamaica
- 1860 - 1870 Rector of St. Andrew's, Half-Way Tree, diocese, Jamaica
- Retired on a pension
- 1881 British Census listed as "Clergyman without cure of souls", Great Bealings, Suffolk, England. Also listed his wife Anna M. born Cork, Ireland, age 72, and son Herbert J, age 28, a tutor.
- 1886 May 11th, died at Woodbridge (near Great Bealings), Suffolk, England, Anna his wife Oct. 25th 1884.
[1885] MELVILLE Charles Julian M.
- 1874 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1876 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Resident, Clarkes Town, Jamaica
1877 Birnam Wood, Portland (Parish Registers)
1882 Morant Bay, St. Thomas (Parish Registers)
1883-1889 Trelawny (Parish Registers)
1891 Swanswick, Trelawny (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] MILLER James E.
- 1861 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1866 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Resident, Rio Bueno, Jamaica 1885
At Stewart Town, etc., Trelawny (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] MORRIS John
- 1845 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1845 - 1847 Curate of Grove, diocese Jamaica
- 1847 - 1865 Incumbent of Keynsham, diocese Jamaica
- 1866 Vicar of Askham-Bryan, diocese Ainsty and City of York, Yorkshire, England
MUSSON Samuel Paynter ( - c.1857)
Doctor of Divinity (D.D.)
Rector of St. Catherine's, Jamaica
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated Jul. 25th 1857
[1865] NEWMAN Edward
- 1843 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of London
- 1844 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of London
- Church Missionary College, Islington, Middlesex (London), England
- Missionary in Jamaica
- Missionary in India
- 1856 Priest and Curate of Ecclesfield, diocese of Yorkshire, West Riding, Yorkshire, England
- Residence: Ecclesfield parsonage, Sheffield, West Riding, Yorkshire
- Publications: "A Brief Sketch of the Life and Character of Rev. Henry Farish", 1857, A Sermon on the Death of H.M. Grieves Esq." 1859
[1885] NOBLE William
- 1882 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1882 Curate of Southfield, diocese Jamaica
At Plains, St. Elizabeth (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] NUTTALL Right Rev. Enos, Lord Bishop of Jamaica (1842 - 1916)
- 1842 born Bandnoldswick, West Riding, Yorkshire, England, s/o Thomas NUTTALL
- Arrived Jamaica 1862 as unordained missionary
- 1866 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1866 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1866 - 1880 Island Curate of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1879 Bachelor of Divinity, by Archbishop of Canterbury, Kent, England
- 1880 Doctor of Divinity, by Archbishop of Canterbury, Kent, England
- 1880 Oct. 28th consecrated Bishop of Jamaica at St. Paul's Cathedral by Archbishop TAIT of Canterbury, Bishop BROWN of Winchester, JACKSON of London, THOROLD of Rochdale, JACKSON of Antigua, ROBERTS of Nassau, and Bishop's Piers CLAUGHTON, PERRY, and COURTENAY
- 1893 May elected Primate for the West Indies
- 1916 May 31st, buried, St. Andrew's churchyard, Hagley Park Road, Half Way Tree, St. Andrew, Jamaica
At Kingston (1870 Jamaica Almanac). There is a hospital named after him in St. Andrew.
[1885] OWEN Edward
- 1873 ordained a Deacon, by the Archbishop of York, Yorkshire, England
- 1875 ordained a Priest, by the Archbishop of York, Yorkshire, England
- 1873 - 1875 Curate of St. Paul's, Sheffield, West Riding, Yorkshire, England
- 1876 - 1878 Curate St. Nicholas', Colchester, Essex, England
- 1878 - 1879 Christ Church, Surbiton, Surrey, England
- 1878 - 1879 Petworth, West Sussex, England
- 1882 Rector of Malvern, diocese Jamaica
[1885] PANTON David Brooke (1823 - 1891)
- 1823 born Jamaica, s/o Rev. Richard PANTON D.D, Archdeacon of Surrey, Jamaica, and Vicar-General of diocese
- Educated at schools in Edinburgh, Scotland and Lincolnshire, England, and in Jamaica privately
- 1857 Oct. 18th ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1857 Curate of St. Joseph's, in the parish of St. Andrew's, Kingston, Jamaica
- 1859 Jul. 25th ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1861 Island Curate of Birnam Wood in the parish of St. George's, Jamaica
- 1877 - 1884 Rector of Birnam Wood in the parish of St. George's, Jamaica
- 1884 - 1891 Rector of Mandeville, and acting as Archdeacon of Middlesex diocese, Jamaica
- 1891 Sep. 14th died at the rectory, Mandeville, Jamaica (monumental inscription in churchyard)
At Mandeville, Manchester (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
[1885] PARTRIDGE Charles
- 1872 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1872 - 1878 Incumbent of St. Peter's, diocese Jamaica
- 1874 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1879 Curate of Lapworth, Warwickshire, England
- 1880 - 1882 St. David's, Shenley Green, Birmingham, Staffordshire, England
- Resident, Lapworth, Birmingham, England
[1865] PINNOCK George
- 1827 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1829 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Curate, diocese Jamaica
- 1832 Curate, Stogursay, (near Bridgewater) Somerset, England
- 1836 Curate, Madron (Land's End), Cornwall, England
- 1846 Vicar of East Dean with Friston, East Sussex, diocese of Chichester, England
- 1846 diocese of Chichester, West Sussex, England
- Residence: East Dean Eastbourne, East Sussex, England
[1885] RAMSON John E.
1854 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
1856 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
Rector of Black River, diocese Jamaica
Island Curate, Malvern, St. Elizabeth (1870 Almanac of Jamaica)
Archdeacon of Cornwall (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1865] REED William (c.1805 - 1870)
- 1805c. born, s/o George REED of Aldershot Park, Dorsetshire, England
1822 Queen's College, Oxford University, Oxfordshire, England
1828 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Oxford University (q.v.)
1830 Master of Arts (M.A.), Oxford University (q.v.)
1831 Barrister-at-Law, Lincoln's Inn, London
1833 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of London
1834 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Jamaica
1834 - 1837 Chaplain, British Military, Fort Augusta, Jamaica
1836 - 1841 Chaplain to the Bishop of Jamaica and Deputy Register of the Diocese of Jamaica
1841 - 1848 Principal of the York & Ripon Diocesan Training School, England
1848 - Principal of the Training School, Carmarthen, Wales
Residence, Training College, Carmarthen, Wales
1870 Apr. 30th died
[supplemented by] Alumni Oxonienses, 1715 - 1886, p. 1184
[1885] REES-WEBBE Horatio AKA REES Horatio (1828 - 1915)
1828 Apr. 9th bap. St. Peter of Collegiate, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England, s/o John WEBB & Harriet
- 1845 (Gazetted) entered British Military, Bengal Lances
- 1849 Jan 13th fought in the battle of Chilliawallah (second Sikh War), Punjab, India
- Joined the Turkish Contingent and fought in the Crimea War
- 1853 May 22nd ordained a Deacon, Manchester, England
- 1853 - 1854 Curate of St. Peter's, Manchester Road, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England
- 1855 - 1859 junior Colonial Chaplain for Island of St. Helena (Atlantic Ocean)
- 1860 ordained a Priest, Island of St. Helena (Atlantic Ocean)
- 1859 - 1861 Curate of Rochford, Worcestershire, England
- 1862 - 1870 Colonial Chaplain to the British Military Forces at Spanish Town, diocese Jamaica
- 1870 - 1872 Curate of Rowley, Yorkshire, England
- 1872 - 1879 Vicar of Brompton with Swardon, North Riding, Yorkshire, England
- Residing, The Club, Scarsborough
- married twice and had issue, resided in Teignmouth, Devonshire, England
- 1915 Jan. 30th, Teignmouth (q.v.)
1869 Stipendiary Curate in Duncans, Trelawny (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
[1885] ROBINSON Thomas (1818 - 1895)
- 1818 Apr. 19th, born Calcutta, India (Bangladesh), s/o Venerable Rev. Thomas ROBINSON
- Educated Oakham & Rugby, England
- 1844 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Worcester
- 1845 Dec. 21st ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Worcester
- 1848 - 1864 Incumbent of the United Churches of Snowdon and Middlesex, diocese Jamaica
- 1852 - 1866 Chaplain to the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1864 - 1866 Principal of Potsdam School, Jamaica
- 1868 Vicar of Chart-Sutton, diocese of Canterbury, Kent, England
- Residence, vicarage Chart-Sutton, Staplehurst, Kent, England
- 1895 Jul 30th, died Chiddingfold, Surrey, England
[1885] ROWE David
- 1865 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1867 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1867 - 1870 Stipendiary Curate Jamaica
- 1871 - 1875 Vicar of St. John's, Kilburn, Middlesex (London), England
- 1875 - 1879 Vicar Hale, Surrey, England
- 1879 - 1881 Rector of Wroot, Lincolnshire, England
- 1881 - Rector of Denton diocese of Manchester
- Residence, St. Lawrence's rectory, Denton, Manchester
1869 Stipendiary Curate, Malvern, St. Elizabeth (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
[1865] [1885] RUMSEY Lacy Henry (c.1825 - )
1825 Apr. 12th bapt. St. Luke's, Chelsea, Middlesex (London), England, s/o Lacy RUMSEY who held the office of Clerk of Bills in the British Treasury, & Elizabeth Churchill nee SPENCER (married Apr. 23rd 1823 St. Mary Magdalene, Richmond, Surrey)
- 1845 Feb. 27th Matric, Brasenose College, age 20, Armiger, Oxford University, Oxfordshire, England
- 1845 - 49, Scholar, Oxford University (q.v.)
- 1850 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), New Inn Hall, Oxford University (q.v.)
- 1853 Master of Arts (M.A.), Oxford University (q.v.)
- 1853 ordained a Deacon, Jamaica
- 1854 ordained a Priest, Jamaica
- Vice Principal of Bishop's College, Jamaica
- Incumbent of St. John & St. Mark's, St. Andrew's diocese of Jamaica
- Tutor for Trinity College Glenalmond, Perthshire, Wales
- 1857 - 1858 Incumbent of St. John's, cnr. of Darby & Parry's Streets, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
- Incumbent of Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
- 2nd Master of Guildford Grammar School, West Sussex, England
- 1867 - 1872 Curate of Brent Pelham with Furneaux, Hertfordshire, England
- 1872 - 1873 Curate St. Saviour's, Highbury, Islington, Middlesex (London), England
- 1873 - Vicar of Lanstadwell, Diocese of St. D., Pembroke, Wales
- Residence, the vicarage, Lanstadwell (q.v)
- Publications: "The Office of 'Tenebrae,' in England", with music, Hayes, Middlesex (London), 1871, 2nd ed. 1872, "The True Date of the Crucifixion and Resurrection" (Reprinted from the Guildsman), 1882.
[supplemented by] Alumni Oxonienses, 1715 - 1886
[1885] RUSHBROOKE Alfred
- 1882 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1882 Curate of Darliston, diocese Jamaica
[1885] SALT William Featherstone (c.1838 - 1903)
- 1875 ordained a Deacon, Kingston, Jamaica
- 1876 ordained a Priest, Kingston, Jamaica
- 1875 - 1876 Curate of Chapelton, diocese Jamaica
- 1876 - 1878 Curate of Bluefields and Kings, diocese Jamaica
- 1878 - 1879 Curate of Pedro Plains, diocese Jamaica
- 1879 - 1880 Curate Malpas, Cheshire, England
- 1879 - 1880 Curate High Town, Luton, Bedfordshire, England
- 1881 - 1882 Chaplain of the Guild Chaplainry, Stratford-on-Avon, England
- 1882 - 1883 Curate Girlington, North Riding, Yorkshire, England
- 1882 married Sarah nee KEMP, registered Birmingham
- 1884 - Curate in charge of St. James, Waterfoot, Manchester, Lancashire, England
- 1903 died, registered Bolton, Lancashire, England
[1885] SCOTLAND Horace
- 1856 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1857 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- Rector of Kingston, diocese Jamaica
At Allman Town, Kingston (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
SCOTT John ( - c.1792)
Rector, Clerk, Port Royal, County of Surrey, Jamaica
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated May. 14th 1792
[1885] SEDDON David
- 1833 Church Missionary College, Islington, Middlesex, London, England
- 1856 Master of Arts (M.A.), by the Archbishop of Canterbury
- 1838 ordained a Deacon, Jamaica
- 1838 - 1839 Curate of Manchester parish, Jamaica
- 1839 - 1840 Curate of Holy Trinity, England
- 1840 - 1842 ordained a Priest, Cheshire Vicar of Mottram, Cheshire, England
- 1853 - 1869 Incumbent of Christ Church, St. Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- 1869 Incumbent of Cradley, Herfordshire, England
- 1869 - 1873 Curate of Claines, Worcestershie, England
- 1878 - 1880 Patrixbourne, Kent, 1878 - 1880
- 1880 - 1881 Wyke, Surrey, England
- Residence, Ettingshall Vicarage, Wolverhampton, England
[1865] SERRES Wyndham Scott (1823 - )
- 1823 May 25th North Ferriby, East Riding, Yorkshire, England, s/o John SERRES & Elizabeth
- Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Queen's College, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
- 1846 residing Wickliff Terrace Lutterworth, Leicestershire, England
- [White's History, Gazetteer & Directory of Leicestershire & Rutland, 1846, p. 407]
- 1847 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of Chichester, West Sussex, England
- 1849 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of Chichester, West Sussex, England
- 1849 - 1863 Rector of Bepton, Sussex, England
- 1856 Curate of St. Peter's, Benthal Green, Middlesex (London), England
- Kingston, diocese Jamaica
- 1863 Aug. 19th married St. Dunstan's, Stepney, Middlesex (London), Catherine Sarah nee JACKSON
[1885] SHARPE Farrer H.
- 1861 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1863 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- Rector of Saltgut, diocese Jamaica
At Salt Gut, St. Mary (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
At Montego Bay, St. James (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] SHRIMPTON Samuel
- 1879 ordained a Deacon, Kingston, Jamaica
- Curate of Kingston, diocese Jamaica
At Kings and Bluefields, Westmoreland (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] SIMMS William
- 1881 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1881 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Curate and Diocese Incumbent of Kingston, diocese Jamaica
On the Diocesan Financial Board (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] SLOAN Joseph Ware (c. 1833 - 1893)
- 1848 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) University of London, England
- 1858 ordained a Deacon, London, England
- 1859 ordained a Priest, London, England
- 1860 Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), University of London, England
- 1862 - 1868 Curate of Westmoreland diocese, Jamaica
- 1868? - 1877 Incumbent of Richmond, Cape Colony, South Africa
- 1877 - 1882 Consular Chaplain at Montevideo, Uruguay, South America
- 1882 - Tacna, Peru, South America
- 1893 Dec. 11th, buried St. Thomas, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire (registered Caistor)
[supplemented by] National Burial Index, 2nd ed..
[1865] SMITH Venerable Charles John (c.1819 - 1872)
- 1819c. born s/o Charles Henry SMITH of the Island of Malta (Mediterranean Sea)
- 1838 May 30th. Matriculated age 19 years, Christchurch College, Armiger, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
- 1839 Bishop Fell's Exhibition
- 1841 Honours 4th Class, Literature & Humanities, Oxford University (q.v.)
- 1841 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Oxford University (q.v.)
- 1842 ordained a Deacon
- 1843 University Theologian School
- 1879 ordained a Priest
- 1844 Master of Arts (M.A.), Oxford University (q.v.)
- 1848 - 1852 Archbishop & Commissary of Jamaica, and Examiner of Chaplains to the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1852 - 1872 Vicar of Erith, diocese of Canterbury, Kent, England
- Publications: "An English Grammar For the Use of Schools.", & various sermons
- Residence, Erith, Kent, England
- 1872 Dec. 29th, died
[supplemented by] Alumni Oxonienses, 1715 - 1886
[1885] SMITH William
- 1842 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Port Antonio, diocese Jamaica
1869, Rector of Port Antonio, Portland (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
[1885] SMYTH Samuel
- 1879 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1879 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Stewart Town, diocese Jamaica
[1885] SPENCE Patrick
- 1873 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1874 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- Curate Siloah, diocese Jamaica
[1885] STEWART Ernest Augustus M.
- 1852 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1853 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Falmouth, diocese Jamaica
1869 Island Curate, Falmouth, Trelawny (1870 Jamaica Almanac)
At Falmouth, Trelawny (1891 Handbook of Jamaica)
[1885] STEWART W.H.
- 1847 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1848 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Chichester, diocese Jamaica
[1885] SUTHERLAND A.W.
- 1873 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1874 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- Curate of Newport, diocese Jamaica
[1885] TAYLOR Frederick William
- 1871 St. Augustine's College, Canterbury, Kent, England
- 1874 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Calcutta (India)
- 1874 - 1876 Curate of St. Peter's, Fort William, Calcutta, India
- 1876 - 1877 Curate of St. Paul's, Brighton, West Sussex, England
- 1877 - 1878 Railway Chaplain, Cape Town, Cape Colony, South Africa
- 1879 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1879 - 1880 Rector of Stewart Town, diocese Jamaica
- 1880 - 1881Curate of Boughton-Monchelsea, Kent, England
- 1881 - Stone House, Linton, Maidstone, Kent, England
[1885] TIMMS W.
- 1881 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Jamaica
- 1881 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Jamaica
- Malvern, diocese Jamaica
[1865] VOYSEY Charles (c.1828 - )
- 1828c. s/o of gent, Annesley VOYSEY, of London
- 1847 Jul. 10th, Matriculated, age 19 years, St. Edmund's Hall, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
- 1851 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Oxford University, Oxford (q.v.)
- 1852 ordained a Deacon, by the Bishop of York, Yorkshire, England
- 1853 ordained a Priest, by the Bishop of York, Yorkshire, England
- 1852 - 1859 Curate of Hessel, Yorkshire, England, until deprived by sentence (on appeal) of the judicial Council of the Privy Council, Feb. 11th 1871
- 1859 - 1860 Stipendiary Curate of Craigton, diocese Jamaica
- 1861 Curate of Great Yarmouth, Norfolkshire, England.
- 1861 - 1863 Curate of St. Mark's, Whitechapel, Westminster, Middlesex (London), England
- 1863 Curate of St. Mark's, Victoria Docks (London), England
- 1863 Priest & Curate of Healaugh, Ainsty & City of York, Yorkshire, England
- Residence: Healaugh parsonage, Tadcaster, Ainsty & City of York, Yorkshire, England
- 1881 British census, residing at Camden House, High Street, St, Dulwich, Camberwell, Surrey, England,
- Listed also his wife Frances M, age 50, born London, and children: Mary H.A. age 25, and Margaret A, born Hewle, Yorkshire, Arthur age 17, Herbert age 15, and Ellison age 13, born Healaugh, Yorkshire.
- Publications: "Sling and Stone;." etc.
[supplemented by] Alumni Oxonienses, 1715 - 1886
WARREN Thomas ( - c.1814)
Rector, Clerk of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica
Prerogative Court of Canterbury Will dated Jan. 11th 1814
[1885] WHITFIELD Henry Wase
- 1870 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1871 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1870 -1877 Curate of St. Faith's, St. Catherine's, diocese Jamaica
- 1877 -1882 Rector of St. Paul's and Rector of Clarendon, diocese Jamaica
- 1882 acting Chaplain Strand Union, London, England
- Residence, 10 Belmont Road, West Green, Tottenham, Middlesex (London), England
[1885] WILLIAMS Charles Gascoigne Hamilton (travelling) (c.1835? - 1905)
- 1835c?. - Bridgewater, Somerset, England, s/o William WILLIAMS of London, England
- 1857 ordained a Deacon, Jamaica
- 1857 - 1863 Curate of St. Anne's, diocese Jamaica
- 1864 Curate of Holy Trinity, Coventry, England
- 1865 Curate of St. Martin's, Birmingham, England
- 1866 - 1867 St. Paul's, Tipton, Staffordshire, England
- 1867 ordained a Priest, Worcester, Worcestershire, England
- 1868 - 1869 Chaplain of Kirkdale Schools, North Riding, Yorkshire, England
- 1870 - 1871 Curate of Jersey, Channel Islands
- 1874 - 1878 Curate of St. Mark's, New Brompton, Kent, England
- 1879 - 1880 Curate of Christ Church, Parkgate, Rotherham, West Riding, England
- 1880 - 1882 Curate of Christ Church, Wighill, Ainsty & City of York, Yorkshire, England
- 1905 died, registered Nottingham
[1885] WILLIAMS James
- Old Harbour, diocese Jamaica
[1885] WILLIAMSON William Henry
- 1871 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1872 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1874 - 1877 Curate-in-charge of Kirkheaton, Huddersfield, West Riding, Yorkshire, England
- 1877 Vicar designated, Lepton, West Riding, Yorkshire
- 1877 - 1881 Curate of St. Simon, Southsea, England
- 1881 - Rector of Montego Bay, Incumbent Diocese of Jamaica
[1885] WILLIS John Thomas (c. 1820 - )
- 1820c. born, Kings County, Ireland, s/o Rev. Thomas Gilbert WILLIS (deceased),
- 1856 ordained a Deacon, County Down, Ireland
- 1857 ordained a Priest, County Down, Ireland
- 1861 Incumbent of Castelnau?, Barnes?
- 1861 - 1862 Rector of St. Mary's, Belize, Central America
- 1861-1862 Chaplain to the Forces of St. Mary's, Belize, Central America
- 1862 -1863 Chaplain of Kingston Convict Prison, Jamaica
- 1863 -1867 Rector of Bepton, Sussex, England
- 1867 - 1870 Rector of Brown Edge, Burslem (Stoke on Trent), Staffordshire. England
- 1875 - 1879 Vicar of Rhosmarket, Pembrokeshire, Wales
- 1879 - 1884 Rector of Yerbeston with Loveston, Pembroke, Wales
- Residence, Earl Shilton vicarage, Hinkley
[1885] WOOD William Joell
- 1865 ordained a Deacon by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1866 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1865 - 1872 Curate of St. Ann's, Claremont, diocese Jamaica
- 1873 - 1875 Curate of Easington, Jamaica
- 1874 - 1878 Minister of Holy Trinity, Hamilton, Bermuda
- 1878 - 1879 Curate of Atherington, North Devon, England
- 1879 - 1882 North Wingfield, Derbyshire, England
- 1883 - Curate of Friern Barnet, Middlesex (London), England
- Residence, Friern Barnet, Middlesex (London), England
[1885] WOODROW John Edwin
- 1869 Colonial Ministry, diocese of Jamaica
- 1870 ordained a Deacon, London, England
- 1872 ordained a Priest by the Bishop of Kingston, Jamaica
- 1871 - 1873 Curate of St. Christopher's, diocese of Jamaica
- 1873 - 1880 Rector of St. Alban's, diocese of Jamaica
- 1870 - 1884 senior Curate Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, England
- 1884 - Chaplain, Ormskirk Union, Ormskirk, Lancashire, England
- 1884 Vicar of Ormskirk, diocese of Liverpool, Lancashire, England
- Residence vicarage, Ormskirk, Lancashire, England
ADDENDUM
Robert Robinson 1814-1856
From Appleby, Westmorland. Graduated from Queens College, Oxford 1838. Went to Jamaica under the auspices of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel.
In July 1839 he wrote from Appleby to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel pressing for confirmation of his appointment; he had already arranged a passage from Liverpool to Kingston in the ship of some friends; it was to leave in the middle of September and arrive after the rainy season.
Married a young woman called Sarah Ann Wright, unknown where. She was about 20.
In November 1839 Robert writes rather crossly from Spanish Town to the SPG to say that the ship had put to sea early and he had only just managed to catch it, and the Bishop (Lipscombe) would be too busy to ordain him before 1840 and in the meantime he was to work alongside the Rev. William Reed of Port Royal.
On 12th January 1840 Robert was ordained as a Deacon. In his letter of 2nd July he says that he is curate of Kingston. In December he was appointed Island Curate of St Thomas Ye Vale, on £390 p.a. On 6th June 1841 he was ordained a priest (he was 27). The Gentleman´s Magazine and the Carlisle Patriot say that the Bishop ordained him to the chapelry of Above Rocks.
By July 1841 he was Secretary to Bishop Lipscombe in Kingston and writing to the SPG about funding and the need for more clergy.
He was appointed Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop on 7th October 1841. In April 1842, hard-pressed for funds in the bishop´s absence, he appeals in a long letter for more clergymen (the people are perishing for lack of knowledge’)
Bishop Lipscombe died on 4th April 1843 (acute dysentery). Robert wrote to the SPG on the 17th April with the sad news. He was having trouble with ships again (the sudden appearance and departure of the Packet’). The new bishop was Dr. Aubrey G. Spenser.
Family
Robert´s oldest son John Charles was born in Jamaica in 1843.
Robert Aubrey was baptised at St Michael, Bongate, Appleby in 1846 but apparently didn´t survive. Unknown where he was born.
George Lipscombe was also baptised in 1846 at the same church; he and his brother John Charles lived with their grandfather at Bongate Mill for a time.
Robert was appointed Actuary and Registrar of Jamaica on 8 February 1844. He became Rector of Vere on 29 July 1844. He was absent from the island during 1846 until December. A later newspaper report said he held some of the most onerous incumbencies, one of which, notoriously the most deadly in the island, twice proved almost fatal to him’.
His third son Joseph Trutch was born on 6th July 1847 and christened on 26th September by Samuel Stewart, Rector of Clarendon. The family was living at Bowington Park. At the time of Joseph´s birth, the two oldest boys were with their grandfather in Appleby, Robert´s father John, who died early the following year
Mary Harriett was born 12th March 1849 and baptised by the Right Reverend Aubrey George Spenser, Bishop of Jamaica on 16th April 1849. The family was living in the Rectory at Port Maria.
Return to England
In 1849 Robert and his family returned to England.
Annalice was baptised at St Michael´s, Bongate in January 1851.
The Jamaican records say that Robert resigned his position from the Rectory and Parish Church of St Mary on 30th June 1851. In 1851 he effected an exchange to St Mary´s, Newmarket.
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