About Thomas Flower Ellis
Lived 1796 – 1861 (aged 64–65). Thomas Flower Ellis was a writer.
Thomas Flower Ellis, (5 December 1796 – 5 April 1861) was an English law reporter. He graduated with an MA there in 1821, and relinquished his fellowship that same year on his marriage, on 5 September 1821, to Susan McTaggart (1796/97–1839), daughter of John McTaggart of Ardwal. In 1831 he was a commissioner under the Reform Act 1832 to determine the boundaries of parliamentary boroughs in Wales. He was also, from 1847, a Fellow of the Royal Society.
He died at his house, 15 Bedford Place, Russell Square, on 5 April 1861.
His youngest brother (and the father of Caroline Ellis) was Edward Chauncy Ellis.
His cousin was Robert Leslie Ellis.
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English law reporter (1796–1861)
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Thomas Flower Ellis was a writer.
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