Charles Peale was a pupil at Oakham as was his father, and in 1705, when sixteen years of age, was also admitted to St John's College, Cambridge, from which he was graduated B. A. in 1708, and obtained the degree of M. A. in 1717. He succeeded his father as Rector at Edith Weston, his services beginning in 1717 and continuing until his death in October, 1734. His Wife's name was Elizabeth (probably Elizabeth Digby) and their children were Charles, Jane (who was the wife of Rev Joseph Digby, Rector of St Mary's Stamford, and afterwards of Tinwell in Rutlandshire), Thomas, Mary, John and Margaret.
From "American Monthly Magazine" Vol 14, 1899.
From "American Monthly Magazine" Vol 14, 1899.
Charles Peale was a pupil at Oakham as was his father, and in 1705, when sixteen years of age, was also admitted to St John's College, Cambridge, from which he was graduated B. A. in 1708, and obtained the degree of M. A. in 1717. He succeeded his father as Rector at Edith Weston, his services beginning in 1717 and continuing until his death in October, 1734. His Wife's name was Elizabeth (probably Elizabeth Digby) and their children were Charles, Jane (who was the wife of Rev Joseph Digby, Rector of St Mary's Stamford, and afterwards of Tinwell in Rutlandshire), Thomas, Mary, John and Margaret.
From "American Monthly Magazine" Vol 14, 1899.
From "American Monthly Magazine" Vol 14, 1899.
Family Members
Parents
Spouse
Children
Advertisement
Advertisement
