Billinge, Reverend Charles (vicar of Wombourne)

Name: Billinge, Reverend Charles (vicar of Wombourne)
Description: Preacher, St Benedict Biscop Church, Wombourne, 1767-1781
Location/Address: See all items with this value St Benedict Biscop Church, Wombourne, Staffordshire; See all items with this value Wombourne, Staffordshire
Biography: He published Poems on Christian Charity, Contentment, and Melancholy, in 1784 (Printed by J Smart, Wolverhampton). Two of the poems were dedicated to his Staffordshire neighbours: ‘Charity’ to John Hodgetts ‘from a lively sense of gratitude for unmerited and accumulated favours’, and ‘Melancholy’, to Sir John Wrottesley ‘with the warmest sense of gratitude and cordial feeling' He
married Sarah Collier of Woodford Grange on 18th September 1769 by Joseph Honeyborne, Vicar of Wombourne.
They had a son, Edward who was born in 1777, a son, Charles (birth date unknown), and Henry (baptised 10 April 1779), a son, George (baptised 23 September 1780). Two daughters Ann and Mary Billinge, were born in 1786 and 1792 respectively. Charles junior married in 1797.; Hodgetts, John; Wrottesley, Sir John, 8th baronet; Honeybourne, Reverend Joseph (vicar of Wombourne)

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