About Jelinger Symons
Lived 1778 – 1851 (aged 72–73). Jelinger Symons was a British anglican priest and botanist.
Jelinger Symons (1778, Low Leyton, Essex – 20 May 1851, London) was an Anglican rector and amateur botanist.
Symons matriculated in July 1793 at St John's College, Cambridge. He graduated there with B.A. in 1797 and M.A. in 1800. He was ordained as deacon in Durham on 29 January 1799 and as priest in September 1801. In 1799 he became the curate of Whitburn, County Durham, where his father, Jelinger Symonds (1748–1810), was the rector from 1791 to 1810. published in 1798 by John White in Fleet Street. Jelinger Symons, the younger, married Maria Henrietta Airey in January 1805 in Durham. Jelinger Cookson Symons was their son.
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English cleric and botanist (1778-1851)
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Jelinger Symons was born in 1778.
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Jelinger Symons died in 1851.
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Jelinger Symons was an anglican priest and botanist.
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Jelinger Symons was British.
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