Wadham College
Wadham College
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Digitized by Google 108 WADHAM COLLEGE Before ending this one, however, it is necessary to give one or two details as to undergraduates unknown to fame,, and to continue the history of the college fabric during this period.
There is a pathetic interest attached to the presenta- tion to Wadham of the advowson of Wadhurst, in Sussex, which was long the most prized piece of clerical patronage in the hands of the society ; it was bequeathed to the college in 1668 by Thomas Aynscombe, in recog- niti...on of the kindness shown to his son, who died at Wadham two years before. The college, however, did not present till 1714, and so long-lived have been the rectors of Wadhurst that there have been only seven Wadham men there in almost 200 years. The college has now unfortunately parted with the patronage.* The personal details in this chapter may be concluded with a contemporaiy letter to a Wadham undergraduate, Greorge Kemeys, from his sister, bearing date June 1674; like Lady Gower^s letter of sixteen years previous, it was found in a college room, and shows that there were many points of resemblance between the seventeenth- century undergraduate and his modem representatives.
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Digitized by Google 108 WADHAM COLLEGE Before ending this one, however, it is necessary to give one or two details as to undergraduates unknown to fame,, and to continue the history of the college fabric during this period.
There is a pathetic interest attached to the presenta- tion to Wadham of the advowson of Wadhurst, in Sussex, which was long the most prized piece of clerical patronage in the hands of the society ; it was bequeathed to the college in 1668 by Thomas Aynscombe, in recog- niti...on of the kindness shown to his son, who died at Wadham two years before. The college, however, did not present till 1714, and so long-lived have been the rectors of Wadhurst that there have been only seven Wadham men there in almost 200 years. The college has now unfortunately parted with the patronage.* The personal details in this chapter may be concluded with a contemporaiy letter to a Wadham undergraduate, Greorge Kemeys, from his sister, bearing date June 1674; like Lady Gower^s letter of sixteen years previous, it was found in a college room, and shows that there were many points of resemblance between the seventeenth- century undergraduate and his modem representatives.
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