William Cochran

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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	William Cochran Born 1757 – Ireland Religion Episcopalian/Anglican Profession Minister/Professor A Dublin graduate from Omagh, Ireland. The first president in the new building of King’s College, Windsor, Nova Scotia. He had been Classical (Greek and Latin) Professor in King’s College, New York, for five years, 1784 (age 27) – 1789 President of King’s College, Windsor, Nova Scotia from June 1, 1790 till Nov 1, 1803 (13 years), at which point he bacame Vice-President. He taught at Kings for over 40 years. He was ordained by Bishop Charles Inglis 12/6/1791. The bishop’s son John married William Cochran’s niece. Died 1833
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