William Temple

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Burial: February 11, 1678, Close on the south side of Abraham Yarner, his grandfather, St Michan, Dublin, Ireland

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Cambridge University Alumni, 1261-1900
Name: John Temple
College: PEMBROKE
Entered: 1647
BORN: 1632
Died: 10 Mar 1704

More Information:
Adm. pens. at PEMBROKE, Jan. 30, 1646-7.
Son of Sir John, of London, Knt., Master of the Rolls (for whom see D.N.B.).
B. 1632, in London.
Matric. 1647.
Student of Christ Church, Oxford (by the visitors), 1648. B.A. (Oxford) 1649;
M.A. 1652.
Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 4, 1650.
Called to the Bar, 1657.
Solicitor-General in Ireland, 1660-88.
M.P. for Carlow, 1661-6.
Speaker of the Irish House of Commons, 1661.
Knighted, Aug. 15, 1663.
Attorney-General of Ireland, 1690-5.
Purchased a home at East Sheen, Surrey.
Married Jane, dau. of Sir Abraham Yarner, of Ireland, Knt.
Died Mar. 10, 1704-5, aged 72.
Buried in Mortlake Church, Surrey.
Brother of William (1644) and doubtless father of Henry (1693).
(Al. Oxon.; A.B. Beaven; Lodge, V. 240; Manning and Bray, III. 139; D.N.B.)


Christened:
London, England, Church of England Baptism
City of London
St. Ann Blackfriars Parish 1560-1700

Name John Temple
Baptism Date 3 Apr 1632
Parish St Ann Blackfriars
County London
Borough City of London
Parent(s) John, Mary Temple, Temple
Record Type Baptism
Register Type Parish Register

John* married Jeane* (or Jane) Yarner (or Yernar) on 4 Aug 1663 in Michan, Dublin, Ireland. Jeane* (daughter of Sir Abraham* Yarner and Mary* Hammond (or Hamond)) was born about 1640 in Dublin, Dublin, Ireland; died in 1680 in England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
JOHN TEMPLE He married JEANE/JANE YERNAR August 4, 1663 in St Michan, Dublin, Ireland by Bishop Parker, Lord Bishop of Elfine.

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Temple, Sir John (1600-1677)
master of the rolls in Ireland;
son of Sir William Temple 1555-1627 {q.v.];
educated at Trinity College, Dublin;
entered the personal service of Charles I
knighted 1628
master of the rolls in Ireland 1640, suspended 1643, reappointed 1655, and confirmed at the Restoration
assisted the government on outbreak of the rebellion 1641 but took the parliamentary side in civil war and was imprisoned and suspened 1643;
M.P. for co. Meath, 1642, 1646;
published his "Irish Rebellion" inflaming popular indignation against the Irish 1646;
joint administrator of the great seal of Ireland 1647 but voting for compromise with Charles I was excluded from the house;
served on varous commissions;
received grants of land; made privy councillor at the Restoration [lvi.34]

John* married Mary* Hammond (or Hamond) on 22 Jun 1627 in St. Michael, Cornhill, London, England. Mary* was born in 1602 in Chertsey, Surrey, England; died on 14 Nov 1677 in England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
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Name Mary Hamond
Marriage Date 22 Jun 1627
Parish St Michael, Cornhill
County London
Borough City of London
Spouse John Temple
Record Type Marriage
Register Type Parish Register

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Buried:
his grandson William Temple bur 11 Feb 1678 close on the south side of Abraham Yarner, his grandfather, St Michan, Dublin, Ireland.

Abraham* married Mary* Hammond (or Hamond). Mary* was born in 1602; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Temple, Sir William (1555-1627)
fourth provost of Trinity College, Dublin;
belonged to the Stowe family;
educated at Eton and King's College, Cambridge;
fellow, 1578;
M.A. 1581 (incorporated at Oxford 1581);
champion of the Ramist system of logic;
published several tracts attacting the followers of Aristotle and annotated edition of 'Ramos's Dialects' 1584 (dedicated to Sir Philip Sidney);
became master of Lincoln grammar school and Sir Philip Sidney's secretary 1586;
with Sidney at his death in 1586;
became secretary to the Earl of Essex;
M.P. Tamworth 1597;
his fortunes prejudiced by Essex's fall;
made provost of Trinity College, Dublin, 1600 where he carried out many useful reforms;
master in chancery at Dublin 1610;
M.P. in the Irish parliament for Dublin University 1613
nighted 1622 [lvi.40]

William* married Martha* Harrison on 1 Oct 1591 in All Hallows Honey Lane, London, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
London England Church of England Baptisms & Marriages & Burials 1538-1812
Name Mr Willm Temple
Marriage Date 1 Oct 1591
Parish All Hallows Honey Lane
County London
Borough City of London
Spouse Martha Harrison
Record Type Marriage
Register Type Parish Register