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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => London and Middlesex => Topic started by: OrganicJohn on Sunday 02 October 22 10:06 BST (UK)
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I would like to find out more about Sion College in London (see post "Too Many Morgans"). It was founded in 1650 for "the education and fellowship of C of E clergy". Was it a school with young pupils or was it a library where the clergy could go to study? I do not know where my ancestor David Walter Morgan (1733--1795) was educated prior to his entry to Cambridge (matric 1753).He was cared for by his uncle Rev. John Morgan (1698-1778) who was described as "being of Sion College" as his mother had died when he was young. If Sion College was not a school as such ,perhaps he was educated privately by his uncle.
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Does this help? https://sioncollege.org/
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Already well covered in another thread ...
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=644774.msg7366738#msg7366738
It was not a school in the sense you mean, but a collegiate community for training and supporting the clergy.
As your man was at Clare College, Cambridge, try contacting the Clare archivist and ask if they have a record of his prior education at a public school. If not, he probably had private tutoring.
archives@clare.cam.ac.uk
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Thanks for that. I will try Clare College,Cambridge
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Thanks for that. I will try Clare College