Clergyman and rower who won Silver Goblets at Henley Royal Regatta.
Son of Colonel Edward Cadogan Virginie (née de Beaumassoir) Cadogan.
Educated at Christ Church, Oxford.
Married Alice Smith in 1856.
Children:
Edith Elisa Cadogan 1859-1933
Blanche Ann Cadogan 1861-1939
Sidney Alice Cadogan 1862-1954
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Osbert Samuel Cadogan 1868-1914
Evelyn Mary Cadogan 1870-1944
Alice Dorothea Cadogan 1873-1894
Frances Georgiana Cadogan 1877-1970
He took holy orders and in 1872 became Rural Dean and Rector of Wicken, Northamptonshire. He added a new wing at the Rectory at cost of £300 in 1873, not long after his arrival in the parish.
Concerned with the village school which, in 1875, he claimed that he found 'struggling into life and health', within three years he placed it on a sound footing and there were about 80 children on the books. He appealed for increased subscriptions and threatened a school board if these were not forthcoming.
He committed suicide at his Rectory in Wicken on 16 April 1890, an inquest jury returned a verdict of "suicide whilst temporarily insane".
Son of Colonel Edward Cadogan Virginie (née de Beaumassoir) Cadogan.
Educated at Christ Church, Oxford.
Married Alice Smith in 1856.
Children:
Edith Elisa Cadogan 1859-1933
Blanche Ann Cadogan 1861-1939
Sidney Alice Cadogan 1862-1954
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Osbert Samuel Cadogan 1868-1914
Evelyn Mary Cadogan 1870-1944
Alice Dorothea Cadogan 1873-1894
Frances Georgiana Cadogan 1877-1970
He took holy orders and in 1872 became Rural Dean and Rector of Wicken, Northamptonshire. He added a new wing at the Rectory at cost of £300 in 1873, not long after his arrival in the parish.
Concerned with the village school which, in 1875, he claimed that he found 'struggling into life and health', within three years he placed it on a sound footing and there were about 80 children on the books. He appealed for increased subscriptions and threatened a school board if these were not forthcoming.
He committed suicide at his Rectory in Wicken on 16 April 1890, an inquest jury returned a verdict of "suicide whilst temporarily insane".
Clergyman and rower who won Silver Goblets at Henley Royal Regatta.
Son of Colonel Edward Cadogan Virginie (née de Beaumassoir) Cadogan.
Educated at Christ Church, Oxford.
Married Alice Smith in 1856.
Children:
Edith Elisa Cadogan 1859-1933
Blanche Ann Cadogan 1861-1939
Sidney Alice Cadogan 1862-1954
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Osbert Samuel Cadogan 1868-1914
Evelyn Mary Cadogan 1870-1944
Alice Dorothea Cadogan 1873-1894
Frances Georgiana Cadogan 1877-1970
He took holy orders and in 1872 became Rural Dean and Rector of Wicken, Northamptonshire. He added a new wing at the Rectory at cost of £300 in 1873, not long after his arrival in the parish.
Concerned with the village school which, in 1875, he claimed that he found 'struggling into life and health', within three years he placed it on a sound footing and there were about 80 children on the books. He appealed for increased subscriptions and threatened a school board if these were not forthcoming.
He committed suicide at his Rectory in Wicken on 16 April 1890, an inquest jury returned a verdict of "suicide whilst temporarily insane".
Son of Colonel Edward Cadogan Virginie (née de Beaumassoir) Cadogan.
Educated at Christ Church, Oxford.
Married Alice Smith in 1856.
Children:
Edith Elisa Cadogan 1859-1933
Blanche Ann Cadogan 1861-1939
Sidney Alice Cadogan 1862-1954
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Osbert Samuel Cadogan 1868-1914
Evelyn Mary Cadogan 1870-1944
Alice Dorothea Cadogan 1873-1894
Frances Georgiana Cadogan 1877-1970
He took holy orders and in 1872 became Rural Dean and Rector of Wicken, Northamptonshire. He added a new wing at the Rectory at cost of £300 in 1873, not long after his arrival in the parish.
Concerned with the village school which, in 1875, he claimed that he found 'struggling into life and health', within three years he placed it on a sound footing and there were about 80 children on the books. He appealed for increased subscriptions and threatened a school board if these were not forthcoming.
He committed suicide at his Rectory in Wicken on 16 April 1890, an inquest jury returned a verdict of "suicide whilst temporarily insane".
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