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Gc 929.720615 Aalh v.2 1135506 GENEALOGY COLLECTION GENEALOGY . I 1 1 M| in | 929.720615 OB I II AA1H 3 1833 00675 0639 V.2 Two hundred and fifty copies only of the Second Volume of the " Visitation of Ireland" have been printed at my Private Press. This copy is No. 250 /^e^^7jrp?s'j*/g, Grove Park, Denmark Hill, S.E. Wmtation of jfrelanti EDITED BY JOSEPH JACKSON HOWARD. LL.D. MALTRAVERS HERALD EXTRAORDINARY, FREDERICK ARTHUR CRISP. .VOLUME 2. %, cjaq.faotJ LIST OF PEDIGREES. 1 -A nrr <~* r> IJ.UOJIu.0 Page Ardilaun, Baron - - - - - 76 Blood of Ballykilty, co. Clare - - - 15 Butcher of Danesfort, Killarney, co. Kerry - 68 Carroll of Hyde Park, and of Carrollina, co. Cork - - - - - - S3 Chenevix-Trench, Archbishop of Dublin - 1 Crawford of Stonewold, Ballyshannon, co. Donegal 29 Crozier of Gortra House, co. Fermanagh - 39 Cullen of Corry, co. Leitrim - - - 48 Grierson of Baldonell, co. Dublin - 8 Guinness of Dublin - - - 76 Hudson-Kinahan of Glenville, co. Cork - - 36 Iveagh, Baron - - - - -76 Longworth-Dames of Greenhill, King's County - 53 Macartney, formerly of Rosebrook, co. Armagh - 44 Monck, Viscount - - - - - 91 Montgomery of Grey Abbey, co. Down - - 98 Montgomery of New Park, Moville, co. Donegal 25 OGonnell of Lakeview and Ballybeggan, co. Kerry - - - - - 50 Peacocke, Archbishop of Dublin - - - 66 Pigott of Tincurry, co. Tipperary, and of the Manor House, Dundrum, co. Down - - 95 Sharman-Crawford of Crawfordsburn and Rade- mon, co. Down - - - - 21 Stoney of The Downs, co. Wicklow - - 10 Westropp of Ballyvolane, co. Cork - 57 White of Lough Eske Castle, co. Donegal - 62 ^etugrets* Portrait of the Rt. Honbh and Most Rev. Richard Chenevix-Trench, D.D., Archbishop of Dublin, bom g September 1807, died 2j March, fair, in Westminster Abbey 2 April 1886. Copied from an engraving by permission of Messrs. Paul & Dominic Colnaghi. ; ; CfjenebtpCrencfK Richard Trench of= =Melesina Chenevix, dau. and Bursledon, co. Hants sole heir of Rev. Philip Chene- (6th son of Frederic vix, and granddau. and heir of Trench of Moate, after- the Rt. Rev. Richard Chenevix, wards Woodlawn, co. Bishop of Waterford and Lis- Galway, by Mary his more (Miniature on ivory snuff wife, eldest dau. and co- box in possession of his great heir of Francis Sadleir of great granddaughters, Mrs. Sopwell Hall, co. Tip- Stoodley and Mrs. Farrer); perary) ; born at Wood- born 21 March 1768 ; marr. in lawn, Galway, in April Paris 3 March 1803. She marr. 1774 ; Barrister-at-Law istly, 31 October 1786, Richard died at Botley Hill, aged St. George of Hatley Manor, co. S6, 16 April, bur. at Leitrim, M.P. for Charleville, Bursledon, 2 1 April i860. and Lieut. -Colonel 8th Dra- M.I. Will dated 26 Jan- goons, who died at Oporto, Por- uary 1S54, with codicil tugal, aged 32, 10 March, and dated 26 July 1856, was bur. at Athlone 22 March Arms on record in Ulster's Office.— proved (Prin. Reg. 49, 1790. She died 27 May, and was Argent, a lion passant gules, between three 160) 5 July i860, by bur. in Winchester Cathedral 4 fleurs-de-lis azure, on a chief of the last the Philip Charles Trench June 1827. Portraits by Romney sun in splendour or. Crest. — Adexterann in armour embowed, of Glenville Bitterne, co. and Sir Thomas Lawrence in the hand grasping a cutlass, all proper. Southampton, the son, possession ofher granddaughters, Motto. — Virtutis fortuna comes. one of the Exors. Mrs. Stoodkv and Mrs. Farrer. &£& S7p~es3*&& %4.t/M%c A daughter, born Rev. Francis Chenevix-Trench, born 16 July= =Mary Caroline Jane, dau. in 1803; died an 1S05; of Oriel College, Oxford, matricutated of Rev. William Marsh, infant. 12 November 1824, aged 18, B.A. 1834, M.A. D.U., Rector of St. 1859, a student of Lincoln's Inn 1829, perpetual Thomas', Birmingham, Frederick Trench Curate of St. John's, Reading, 1837-57, Rector and Hon. Canon of (eldest son); born of Islip, co. Oxon, 1857-75. He assumed the Worcester, by Maria in 1S04; died in additional surname of Chenevix in 1873; died Chowne his wife, dau. of 1806. 3 April, bur. at Islip 9 April 1S86. M.I. Will John Tilson of Watling- dated S September 1S85, proved (Prin. Reg. 582, ton Park, co. Oxford 86) 4 June 1SS6, by Mary Melesina Chenevix- born 24 July 1809; Trench and Maria Marcia Fanny Farrer, the marr. at Edgbaston, co. daughters, and Captain Frederick Farrer, all of Warwick, 6 December 2 Onslow Gardens, London, the Exors. 1837 ; died 4 March, bur. at Islip 10 March 18S6. M.I. ^f^i^i^- -£<Z*<^t '/h^c^X I . ! Francis Trench, Mary Melesina, born 9 February, bapt. at St. John's, Reading, co. Berks, born 1 June, and 5 April 1S4S; marr. at St. Martin's-le-Grand, n October 1894, Rev. bapt.atSt. John's, Thomasin Albert Stoodley (only son of Samuel Stoodley of Ilminster, Reading, 12 June co. Somerset) ; of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, matriculated 19 November 1863, died 1846 ; in aged 17, Scholar of St. Mary Hall, Oxford, 1864-68, B.A. 1869, B.C.L. infancy. and M.A. 1870, First Head Master of Hereford County College 1880-86, and of Spalding Grammar School 18S7-94, Rector of Folkingham, co. Lincoln, since 1894. ; Rt. Honble and Most Rev. Richard Chenevix Chenevix-Trench,= :Hon ble Frances Mary, sister D.D., D.C.L., P.C., of Broomfield, co. Wicklow, and 16 St. of Frederick Mason, 2nd Stephen's Green, Dublin ; born 9 September 1807 ; Hon. Fellow Lord Ashtown of Moate, co. of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1875, B.A. 1829, M.A. 1833, B.D. Galway, and eldest dau. of 1850, D.D. 1867, Created D.C.L. (Oxon) 26 June 1867, Vicar of Francis Trench of Sopwell Itchen Stoke, co. Hants, 1844, Hulsean Lecturer at Cambridge Hall, co. Tipperary, by Mary 1845, Dean of Westminster ^„^ his wife, 2nd dau. of Henry 1856-64, Archbishop of S/ Si *"/''"" Mason of Shrewsbury, co. Dublin, Primate of Ireland, y Salop; born 22 September S^~ \^ . r rl "* ^-ZJi-l*JLj£rT~*>r*- and Chancellor of the Order ^v, j 1808; marr. at the Abbey St. Patrick 1864-S4 Privy Church, Bath, May of ; -s^-CtfC*. 30 1832; Councillor in Ireland, Vice- died 5 November, bur. at President Philological Society, one of the Revisers of the New Burlesdon November 1S90. Testament. Author of " Notes on the Miracles," " Notes on the Will dated 27 November " Parables," " Studies on the Gospels," The Study of Words 1S88, proved in Dublin 9 English, past and present," " Poems," "Mediaeval Church History" December 1890, and in the &c. Assumed the additional surname of Chenevix 1873 ; died 27 Principal Registry 31 De- March, bur. in Westminster Abbey 2 April 1S86. M.I. Will cember 1890, by Thomas dated 26 January 1883, with two codicils dated respectively 24 Cooke-Trench of Millicent, September 1883 and 30 March 1885, proved at Dublin 28 May General Frederick Chenevix- 1 886, and at the Principal Registry 28 June 1886, by Thomas Trench of Broomfield, co. Cooke-Trench of Millicent, Naas, co. Kildare, Colonel Frederick Wicklow, and Cholmeley Chenevix-Trench of the 20th Hussars, and Cholmeley Austen Austen Leigh, the Exors. Leigh, the Exors. George Richmond painted two portraits of the Archbishop, one being at Lavington Petworth, and the other in the possession of Mrs. Reginald Stephen Copleston, wife of the Bishop of Colombo. I I. .1 Francis 'William Melesina Mary, bapt. at St. Peter's, Colchester, co. Richard Trench, Trench, born24 Essex; marr. at Westminster Abbey 7 January 1864, born 18 February March 1 833, and Cholmeley Austen Leigh of 35 Cadogan Square, Lon- 1836, and bapt. bapt. at Had- don (eldest son of Rev. James Edward Austen Leigh, at Curdridge, leigh, co. Suf- Vicar of Bray, co. Berks, and Rural Dean, by Emma his co. Hants ; for folk ; died 2 wife, dau. of Charles Smith of Suttons, co. Essex) ; born sometime on the January, bur. at 26 September, bapt. at Tring, co. Herts, 6 November Geological Sur- Winchester Ca- 1829; of Baliol College, Oxford, matriculated 17 March vey of fndia thedral 1 Jan- 1847, aged 17, Scholar of Trinity College, Oxford, 1848-52, died at Calcutta uary 1841. B.A. 1851, Fellow 1852-64, M.A., 1856, a Student of 27 May 1861, Lincoln's Inn 17 November 1852, called to the Bar 30 and bur. there. April 1856. =p A Richard William Francis Trench, Maria Marcia Fanny, born 10 April, bapt. at St. John's, born 2 June, bapt. at St. John's, Reading, 20 May 1852; marr. at Holy Trinity, South Reading, co. Berks, 4 August Kensington, 12 January 1875, Captain Frederick Farrer 1849;. died 12 August, bur. at of 13 St. Michael's Place, Brighton (son of Henry Farrer Islip 17 August i860. M.I. of Scaleby Hall, co. Cumberland, by Frances his wife, dau. of Rowland Fawcett of Scaleby Castle, J. P. and D.L.); born at Scaleby 16 November 1840, and bapt. there ; formerly of the Madras Army (retired 2 October 1871). T I I Philip Charles Chenevix-Trench of Botley= =ElIen Maria, dau. of Thomas William Trench, Hill, co. Hants, and of the Bengal Civil Jacob Turner of the Honbie East- born in Novem- Service; born 20 July 1809; J. P. for India Co.'s Service, by Eliza ber 181 1; died, the additional his wife, in co. Hants ; assumed name Rachel Lowe dau. of aged 16,— 1828. of Chenevix in 1873 -; died at 20 Mon- Colonel McCombe, C.B., of the tague Street, London, 3 February, bur. in 14th Regiment; born 27 Au- Elizabeth Mele- Brighton Cemetery, co. Sussex, 9 Feb- gust 1S28; marr.
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  • A Theological Report to the Bishop of Down and Dromore April 2016 2 CONTENTS

    A Theological Report to the Bishop of Down and Dromore April 2016 2 CONTENTS

    A Theological Report to the Bishop of Down and Dromore April 2016 2 CONTENTS Section 1 General Introduction 5 Section 2 The Church of Ireland 9 Section 3 Bethel Church, Redding, California 17 Section 4 The Royal Black Institution 27 Section 5 Bethel Church Evaluated 37 Section 6 The Royal Black Institution Evaluated 61 Section 7 Concluding Questions and Recommendations 79 Section 8 Bibliography 85 3 4 SECTION 1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1/1 Bishop Miller, Following problems which arose in St Matthias, Knocknamuckley, you appointed a theological working group to examine the theology of the Royal Black Institution and the theology of Bethel Church, Redding, California. Our membership was: • Canon Dr Christina Baxter, formerly Chair of the House of Laity in the Church of England, and sometime Principal of St John’s Theological College, Nottingham. • Dr David Shepherd, Assistant Professor in Hebrew Bible/Old Testament, Trinity College Dublin. Formerly Principal of Belfast Bible College. Member of Kill O’ the Grange Parish. • Canon Dr Heather Morris, Home Missions Secretary, Methodist Church in Ireland, and former President of the Methodist Church. • The Revd John Dinnen, formerly Dean of Down. The group was served by Mrs Jan Peach as secretary and it owes a debt of gratitude to her for the many hours of work which she has undertaken on its behalf. 1/2 In this report we have abbreviated as follows: BCRC Bethel Church, Redding, California BSSM Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry CofI Church of Ireland TWG The Working Group RBI Royal Black Institution 1/3 TWG has met on four occasions to conduct its work, as well as working individually to research both the RBI and BCRC.