See also
Husband:
William Paley (1781-1817)
Wife:
Marriage:
23 Feb 1806
St George Hanover Square, Westminster, Middlesex
Name:
William Paley
Sex:
Male
Father:
William Paley (1743-1805)
Mother:
Jane Hewitt (c. 1751-1791)
Note (shared):
William Paley was “admitted pensioner (age 17) at Pembroke, Mar.20, 1798. Eldest son of the Venerable William Paley, D.D. who was rector of Bishop-Wearmouth, Durham. at Appleby, Westmorland, Schools: Carlisle Grammar and Louth Grammar. Matriculated as a member of the University from Pembroke College at Michaelmas 1798. BA (3rd wrangler) 1802; MA 1805). Fellow of Pembroke. Awarded a Members’ Prize [1803 and] 1804 [these prizes for a Latin dissertation, endowed by the University’s Member of Parliament, and awarded to BAs]. Admitted at Lincoln’s Inn Nov 11, 1802. Called to the Bar (no date recorded). Author, Law of Principal and Agent. Died Mar 17, 1817 aged 37 at Pentonville.”
J.A. and J. Venn, Alumni Cantabridienses Part II vol 5 (Cambridge 1953) page 11
Birth:
1781
Appleby, Westmorland
Residence (1):
1813 (age 31-32)
No.2 Essex Court, Middle Temple, London (on Will)
Will (1):
18 Sep 1813 (age 31-32)
Will also mentions daughter in law Matilda Harvey
Residence (2):
1817 (age 35-36)
Brain's Row, Spa Fields, Clerkenwell
Death:
12 Mar 1817 (age 35-36)
Pentonville, Middlesex
Burial:
18 Mar 1817
St James, Clerkenwell (aged 37)
Will (2):
24 Mar 1817 (age 35-36)
Will proved
Name:
Elizabeth Gill
Sex:
Female
Father:
-
Mother:
-
Birth:
c. 1783
Residence:
1831 (age 47-48)
Tollington Park, Islington
Death:
14 Feb 1831 (age 47-48)
Islington, Middlesex
Burial:
26 Feb 1831
St Mary, Islington (aged 48, Eliza Paley)
William Paley was “admitted pensioner (age 17) at Pembroke, Mar.20, 1798. Eldest son of the Venerable William Paley, D.D. who was rector of Bishop-Wearmouth, Durham. at Appleby, Westmorland, Schools: Carlisle Grammar and Louth Grammar. Matriculated as a member of the University from Pembroke College at Michaelmas 1798. BA (3rd wrangler) 1802; MA 1805). Fellow of Pembroke. Awarded a Members’ Prize [1803 and] 1804 [these prizes for a Latin dissertation, endowed by the University’s Member of Parliament, and awarded to BAs]. Admitted at Lincoln’s Inn Nov 11, 1802. Called to the Bar (no date recorded). Author, Law of Principal and Agent. Died Mar 17, 1817 aged 37 at Pentonville.”
J.A. and J. Venn, Alumni Cantabridienses Part II vol 5 (Cambridge 1953) page 11