Anthony Morgan ( 1621 - 1668 )

Birth: England, Europe (1621) Death: France, Europe (between 03 September and 24 November 1668) Occupation: Soldier Politician Education: Magdalen Hall, Oxford [BA (1641); DMed (1647)] Career: Served with Royalist forces in south Wales under the Earl of Worcester (1641); Changed to the Parliamentarian army (1645); Delivered Monmouthshire and Glamorgan to Parliament (1646); Captain to Henry Ireton's regiment of horse (1647); Promoted to Major (1649); Served on civilian commissions such as the High Court of Justice in Dublin and commission to settle Ulster (1652); MP for counties Kildare and Wicklow (1654-1658); MP for Meath and Louth (1659); MP for Taghmon in Wexford (1661); Involvement in scientific projects with Lord Broghill's brother, Robert Boyle (FRS 1660) Honours: Kt 1656 (by Cromwell) and 1660 (by Charles II) Membership: Original Fellow Election Date: 20/05/1663 Council: Sworn in on 30 November 1663 Committee appointments include: Committee for Examining Mr [William] Ball's accounts from Midsummer till St. Andrew's Day (7 December 1663) Mechanical Committee (30 March 1664) Drew up 'The general and particular Warrants' to demand Bodies for dissection' (20 January 1664) Heavily involved in the grant of Chelsea College to the Society (2 November 1664 - ).