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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	Thomas Begins His College Years …Haliburton entered King’s in 1810 at the beginning of the Michaelmas (autumn) term. The 14 year old youth was one of three to be admitted at that time. During the 1810-11 academic year there were nine students at the college, and enrollment never exceeded 12 during Haliburtons period as an undergraduate. Indeed, between 1807 (the year in which the record book listing those in residence begins) and 1836 (when it ends) enrollment fluctuated between a low of six in the years 1808-09 and 1835-36 and 29 in 1823-24… The Haliburton Bi-Centenuary Chaplet: Papers Presented at the 1996 Thomas Raddall Symposium Edited by Richard A. Davies Published – 1997 Haliburton and King’s College by Henry Roper pg 85-86
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