William Routledge (1770–1843) was a Scottish Episcopalian priest.[1]
Life
He was born at Calder Bridge around 1770[2] the son of William Routledge and his wife, Mary Hudspith.[3]
Routledge was ordained in 1794. He was a Curate at St Andrew's Qualified Chapel from 1795 until 1805; and then the incumbent at St Andrew, Glasgow. He was also the inaugural Dean of Glasgow and Galloway[4] until his death.
He died at home 15 Cambridge Street[5] in Glasgow on 21 August 1843.
Family
He married Jane Gibson daughter of Henry Gibson.[6]
Artistic Recognition
He was portrayed by John D. Gibson.[7]
References
- ^ The British Magazine, Volume 14 p780 Rose, HJ/Maitland, SR By Hugh James Rose, Samuel Roffey Maitland: London, JG&F Rivington, 1838
- ^ Illustrated Catalogue of the Exhibition of Portraits in the New Galleries of Art in Corporation Buildings
- ^ "Mary Routledge".
- ^ "Scottish Episcopal Clergy, 1689-2000" Bertie, D.M p424: Edinburgh T & T Clark ISBN 0-567-08746-8
- ^ Glasgow Post Office Directory 1843
- ^ "Jane Routledge".
- ^ Illustrated Catalogue of the Exhibition of Portraits in the New Galleries of Art in Corporation Buildings
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