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William Parr Greswell (1765–1854) was an English clergyman and bibliographer. LifeWilliam Parr Greswell, son of John Greswell of Chester, was baptised at Tarvin, Cheshire, on 23 June 1765. He was ordained on 20 September 1789 to the curacy of Blackley, near Manchester, and succeeded on 24 September 1791 to the incumbency of Denton, also near Manchester, on the presentation of the first Earl of Wilton, to whose son he was tutor. This living, which when he took it was only worth ₤100 a year, he held for the long period of sixty-three years. To add to his income he opened a school. Greswell educated his own seven sons, five of whom went to Oxford and won high honours. They were William, M. A., fellow of Balliol, and author of works on ritual, died 1876; Edward, B.D., fellow and tutor of Corpus Christi College; Richard, B.D., fellow and tutor of Worcester College ; Francis Hague, M.A., fellow of Brasenose ; Clement, M.A., fellow and tutor of Oriel, and rector of Tortworth, Gloucestershire. His other sons were Charles, a medical man, and Thomas, master of Chetham's Hospital, Manchester. DeathGreswell resigned his incumbency of Denton in 1853, and died on 12 January 1854, aged 89, and was buried at Denton. His large library was sold at Sotheby's in February 1855. WorksGreswell wrote:
References1. ^Brunet, Man. du Libraire, 5th ed., ii. 1735. {{DNB|wstitle=Greswell, William Parr}}{{Use dmy dates|date=August 2011}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Greswell, William Parr}} 5 : 1765 births|1854 deaths|English Christian religious leaders|People from Cheshire|English bibliographers |
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