John Hewlett was the son of Timothy Hewlett.
Reverend Hewlett married Elizabeth Hobson, of
Hackney, London on August 2, 1782, and had children.
He was married a second time to 'Caroline –'. His children predeceased him.
Author
Vindication of the Parian Chronicle;
The Holy Bible with Critical,
Philosophical and Explanatory Notes, 1812, in 3 vols., 'which will ever
remain a monument of Christian zeal and erudition,' etc.
Reverend Hewlett died Apr. 13, 1844,
at 55 Hunter Street, Brunswick Square, London.
The Foundling Hospital was built in the area known as Bloomsbury, lying north of Great Ormond Street and west of Gray's Inn Lane in London. Reverend John Hewlett was buried in the catacombs of the Foundling Chapel.
Reverend Hewlett married Elizabeth Hobson, of
Hackney, London on August 2, 1782, and had children.
He was married a second time to 'Caroline –'. His children predeceased him.
Author
Vindication of the Parian Chronicle;
The Holy Bible with Critical,
Philosophical and Explanatory Notes, 1812, in 3 vols., 'which will ever
remain a monument of Christian zeal and erudition,' etc.
Reverend Hewlett died Apr. 13, 1844,
at 55 Hunter Street, Brunswick Square, London.
The Foundling Hospital was built in the area known as Bloomsbury, lying north of Great Ormond Street and west of Gray's Inn Lane in London. Reverend John Hewlett was buried in the catacombs of the Foundling Chapel.
John Hewlett was the son of Timothy Hewlett.
Reverend Hewlett married Elizabeth Hobson, of
Hackney, London on August 2, 1782, and had children.
He was married a second time to 'Caroline –'. His children predeceased him.
Author
Vindication of the Parian Chronicle;
The Holy Bible with Critical,
Philosophical and Explanatory Notes, 1812, in 3 vols., 'which will ever
remain a monument of Christian zeal and erudition,' etc.
Reverend Hewlett died Apr. 13, 1844,
at 55 Hunter Street, Brunswick Square, London.
The Foundling Hospital was built in the area known as Bloomsbury, lying north of Great Ormond Street and west of Gray's Inn Lane in London. Reverend John Hewlett was buried in the catacombs of the Foundling Chapel.
Reverend Hewlett married Elizabeth Hobson, of
Hackney, London on August 2, 1782, and had children.
He was married a second time to 'Caroline –'. His children predeceased him.
Author
Vindication of the Parian Chronicle;
The Holy Bible with Critical,
Philosophical and Explanatory Notes, 1812, in 3 vols., 'which will ever
remain a monument of Christian zeal and erudition,' etc.
Reverend Hewlett died Apr. 13, 1844,
at 55 Hunter Street, Brunswick Square, London.
The Foundling Hospital was built in the area known as Bloomsbury, lying north of Great Ormond Street and west of Gray's Inn Lane in London. Reverend John Hewlett was buried in the catacombs of the Foundling Chapel.
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