Burton, Hezekiah (1632-1681), Anglican cleric and Fellow of Magdalene College, Cambridge

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Burton, Hezekiah (1632-1681), Anglican cleric and Fellow of Magdalene College, Cambridge

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  • The Revd Dr Hezekiah Burton, DD

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      1632-1681

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      Admitted to Magdalene as a sizar in 1647, aged 15.
      Made a Fellow in 1654 on Parliamentary authority, in place of the ejected John Dacres. He was respected and well liked and his contemporaries considered him an 'eminent tutor' [Cunich, P., Hoyle, D., Duffy, E., Hyam, R., *A History of Magdalene College Cambridge8, 1428-1988, pp. 128-129]

      Chaplain to Lord Keeper Bridgeman; Canon of Norwich; Rector of St George’s Southwark, 1668-1680; Vicar of Barnes, 1680.
      He died aged 49. Archbishop Tillotson described Burton as of ‘incomparable sweetness of temper’ (Preface to Discourses, 1684).

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