Richard Canning
English religious controversialist and topographer
About Richard Canning
Lived 1708 – 1775 (aged 67). Richard Canning was a British anglican priest and topographer.
Reverend Richard Canning (30 September 1708 – 8 January 1775) was an English topographer and antiquary active for many years in Suffolk.
There is a memorial to him in St Helen's Church, Ipswich. The inscription eulogises Canning as working to put local charities in Ipswich unto a most solid foundation.
Works 1747 Ipswich Gifts and Legacies (published anonymously)
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Who was Richard Canning?
English religious controversialist and topographer
When was Richard Canning born?
Richard Canning was born on 17 January 1708.
When did Richard Canning die?
Richard Canning died on 17 January 1775.
What was Richard Canning's occupation?
Richard Canning was an anglican priest and topographer.
What nationality was Richard Canning?
Richard Canning was British.
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