Marlow Sidney John WOOLLETT
6th Feb 1810 - 13th Oct 1839
Life History
6th Feb 1810 |
Born |
13th Apr 1831 |
Married Sarah Cecilia RICHARDS in Old Church, St Pancras, London The source of the marriage information is the igi |
26th Feb 1832 |
Birth of daughter Mary Anne Sidney WOOLLETT in Broseley, Shropshire. |
about 1836 |
Birth of son Marlow Sidney John WOOLLETT in Sturry, Kent. |
about 1838 |
Birth of daughter Anastasia Sidney WOOLLETT in Sturry, Kent. |
1839 |
Buried in Madeley, Shropshire. |
13th Oct 1839 |
Died in Madeley, Shropshire. |
Notes
- Sarah is shown as "Independant" in the 1841 census.
The book " Memorials of The Sidneys and The Woolletts" states that:
"He early obtained an appointment in the War Office, and was Deputy Commissary in the Abyssinian Expedition (1867-1868)."
Marlow Sidney John Woollett, who died in early manhood, was the favourite grandson and god-child of Marlow Sidney, the convert, who brought him up at Cowpen Hall and also had him educated at the famous Jesuit College at Stonyhurst.
Woollett gained the Silver Medal of the College for proficiency in studies the year he left Stonyhurst. In 1829 he followed the Medical Session of the newly founded University of London. During the last twelve months of his medical course he attended the Middlesex Hospital. his career through his examinations was meteoric and brilliant and he obtained certificates of hour in every subject. Woollett's views on medial subjects were advanced and ahead of the times. His M. D. thesis was the Caesarian operation and the was granted the University Diploma as Master of Medicine and Surgery on the 13th October, 1832.
Mr. Sidney, when he died in 1839, was a wealthy man, his personal estate alone exceeding £70,000.