Bishop John Inglis

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Birthplace Overview King's College Hist of King's Charles Inglis John Inglis J.Inglis Memo 69 Acres Plan of Lands Founded 1789 Pres. Cochran T.C.H. Starts School T.C.H. on King's Procuring Food TCH Reminiscences King's View Seat of the Muses The Three Elms Fire 1871 Fire 1920 King's Pictures King's 1800 King's View Hensley Chapel Hensley Plaque Winter 1803 King's Record	Bishop John Inglis (Son of Bishop Charles Inglis) John (Jack) Inglis - 9/12/1777- 27/10/1850 Born in New York 31/8/1802 m Elizabeth Cochran, eldest daughter of Hon. Thomas Cochran and his second wife Jane (Allen) Cochran 1783 Sailed to England with Father 1786 Returned to Halifax, Nova Scotia with Father 1788 (age 11) Entered King's College, Windsor and remained there until he was 17 1799 John went to New York and Philadelphia on business for his father in connection with his claim for losses in the Revolution. (His claims were unsuccessful) 1800 Traveled to England. The main object of his visit was to obtain books for the library at King's College, Windsor. Both the Archbishop of Canterbury (Dr Moore) and the Bishop of London wrote congratulatory letters about him to his father 13/12/1801 Ordained Deacon by his father in the Parish Church of St.Mary, Aylesford, Nova Scotia 1806 Re-visited England 1816 Rector of St Paul's Halifax, Nova Scotia 25/3/1825 Consecrated 3rd Bishop of Nova Scotia 1831 Visited England 1840 Visited England 1850 Returned to England as and invalid and died Thanks to: www.inglis.uk.com
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