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John Coleridge Patteson was born in London, 1 April 1827, the eldest son of John Patteson and Frances Duke Coleridge. He was educated at Eton, 1838-45, and Balliol College, Oxford,1845-8. He was a fellow of Merton College, Oxford, 1852-71. He was ordained deacon, 1853, and priest, 1854. He worked as a curate at Alfington, Devon, 1853-4, and as chaplain to Bishop Selwyn in New Zealand and the Melanesian Islands, 1855-61. He was bishop of Melanesia, 1861-71. He was martyred on the island of Nukapu, 20th September 1871.
Correspondence and papers, including bible
Letters and bible presented to Selwyn College by his sister, Frances Sophia Coleridge Patteson, after his murder. See some details of provenance in Calendar 1908-09, pp. 63-8
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Report of the proceedings of HMS Rosario, during the cruise among the South Sea Islands, between 1st November 1871 and 12th February 1872. Includes manuscript and printed copy; With copy correspondence between George Augustus Selwyn, A. H. Markham, captain of the Rosario, and the Admiralty, 1872; Also with a copy account of the death of John Coleridge Patteson by Charles Brooke, 1871. 1 bundle; Paper. |
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