Monken Hadley
Monken Hadley
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A. Bom in the year 1700, the younger son of Peter Pennant of Bychton co. Plint by his 1st marriage with Catharine (2nd daughter of Owen Wynne esq. Of Glynn), who d. 23 Dec. 1700, John Pennant matriculated at Oxford, as a commoner, from Jesus College, 11 March 1719-20, being then 19 years of age, and took the degrees of B. A. 12 Oct. 1723 and M. A. 28 June 1726. In the month of March 1732 " he was pre- sented to the living of Hadley. His father in his will, dated 23 Sep. 1735, " bequeaths him al...l his books of what kind soever, together with certain contingent interests, in the event of his surviving his two sisters Elizabeth and Margaret, and an annuity of £30 for life, unless " he shall obtain or be possessed of any farther preferment or be so beneficed in the Church that the whole of his preferment therein amount to the annual sum of two hundred pounds, " in which case "the said yearly sum of £30 shall utterly cease and determine. " The Bev. John Pennant, who was likewise rector of Compton Martin, Somersetshii'e, where indeed there is no record of his personal presence, ' and chaplain to the Princess Dowager of Wales, mother of George III, made his home at Hadley for more than 38 years, and there died 28 Oct.
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A. Bom in the year 1700, the younger son of Peter Pennant of Bychton co. Plint by his 1st marriage with Catharine (2nd daughter of Owen Wynne esq. Of Glynn), who d. 23 Dec. 1700, John Pennant matriculated at Oxford, as a commoner, from Jesus College, 11 March 1719-20, being then 19 years of age, and took the degrees of B. A. 12 Oct. 1723 and M. A. 28 June 1726. In the month of March 1732 " he was pre- sented to the living of Hadley. His father in his will, dated 23 Sep. 1735, " bequeaths him al...l his books of what kind soever, together with certain contingent interests, in the event of his surviving his two sisters Elizabeth and Margaret, and an annuity of £30 for life, unless " he shall obtain or be possessed of any farther preferment or be so beneficed in the Church that the whole of his preferment therein amount to the annual sum of two hundred pounds, " in which case "the said yearly sum of £30 shall utterly cease and determine. " The Bev. John Pennant, who was likewise rector of Compton Martin, Somersetshii'e, where indeed there is no record of his personal presence, ' and chaplain to the Princess Dowager of Wales, mother of George III, made his home at Hadley for more than 38 years, and there died 28 Oct.
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