Edward Wetenhall ( 1636 - 1713 )

Birth: Lichfield, Staffordshire, England (07 October 1636) Death: London (12 November 1713) Burial: In the south transept of Westminster Abbey, London Profession: Clergyman, Church of England Education: Westminster School; Trinity College, Cambridge; BA (1658); Lincoln College, Oxford; MA (1661), BD (1669); Incorporated at Cambridge (1670) Career: Chaplain, Lincoln College, Oxford (1661); Vicar of Cambe Longa, Oxfordshire (1661); Vicar of St Stephen's, St Albans, Hertfordshire (1661-1663); Canon of Exeter (1667-1674); Master of Exeter Grammar School (1667); Master of the Blue-Coat School, Dublin (1672); Curate of St Werburgh's and Cantor of Christ Church, Dublin; Bishop of Cork and Ross (1679-1699); Bishop of Kilmore and Ardagh (1699-1713); rebuilt the Cathedral of Ardagh and the episcopal residences at Cork and Kilmore; wrote two tracts against William Penn, the Quaker (FRS 1681) Membership: Fellow Election Date: 4/07/1683.