He was the second son of Colonel James Coleridge JP, of Heath's Court Devon, and Frances Duke Taylor, of Islington North London, daughter of Bernard F. Taylor and heiress of Robert Duke.
On August 7, 1818, he married Mary Buchanan, the second daughter of Rev. Gilbert Buchanan, vicar of Northfleet in Kent and rector of Woodmansterne in Surrey.
He was educated at Eton, Corpus Christi College, and Exeter College Oxford. He was the author of "A Memoir of the Reverend John Keble."
On August 7, 1818, he married Mary Buchanan, the second daughter of Rev. Gilbert Buchanan, vicar of Northfleet in Kent and rector of Woodmansterne in Surrey.
He was educated at Eton, Corpus Christi College, and Exeter College Oxford. He was the author of "A Memoir of the Reverend John Keble."
He was the second son of Colonel James Coleridge JP, of Heath's Court Devon, and Frances Duke Taylor, of Islington North London, daughter of Bernard F. Taylor and heiress of Robert Duke.
On August 7, 1818, he married Mary Buchanan, the second daughter of Rev. Gilbert Buchanan, vicar of Northfleet in Kent and rector of Woodmansterne in Surrey.
He was educated at Eton, Corpus Christi College, and Exeter College Oxford. He was the author of "A Memoir of the Reverend John Keble."
On August 7, 1818, he married Mary Buchanan, the second daughter of Rev. Gilbert Buchanan, vicar of Northfleet in Kent and rector of Woodmansterne in Surrey.
He was educated at Eton, Corpus Christi College, and Exeter College Oxford. He was the author of "A Memoir of the Reverend John Keble."
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Mary, second daughter of Gilbert (and Frances?) Buchanan
and beloved wife of the Right Hon. Sir John Taylor Colridge
Who departed this life April **, **** aged 87 years
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Also Mary Dorothy Frances Coleridge
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Also the Right Honorable Bernard **** Seymour Coleridge
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Also John Taylor Coleridge
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Around the side of the top stone
"Affectionate Remembrance ************* William ****** Coleridge
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Born ******* in the year of our lord (MDCCCXXIII?) and died on St. Marks Day, in the year of our lord MDCCCXLIII
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Unfortunately, this was all I could make out on the Coleridge Vault headstone.
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