Rev. Charles Gordon MacPherson

  Notes:

Name is MAcPherson on wedding record.

Bateman lecture on the History of New Church College (1859);
It was about this time that our friend the Rev, C. G. Macpherson arrived from Trinidad, and was introduced at a College meeting held on the 25th November, 1857. Whilst officiating as curate to the Rev. Philip le Maistre, Mr. Macpherson had become acquainted with and accepted the doctrines of the New Church, and had abandoned his living, and it was agreed at this meeting to assist Mr. Macpherson in preparing for the ministry of the New Church, should he resolve upon that course. On the 20th January 1858, another meeting was held, for the purpose of considering the propriety of again attempting to establish a boys' school in connexion with the College, under Mr. Macpherson's superintendence. This was resolved upon at this meeting, and rooms, light, firing, furniture, school apparatus, and advertisements for six months agreed to be provided by the College. The school was thus re-commenced on the 21st January, and continued with such trifling support until the month of May, when there were only three pupils, that Mr. Macpherson determined, to our very great regret, to relinquish it at the end of the quarter terminating at Midsummer."

Marriage annoucement in The Monthly observer, and New Church Record; "On Friday, July 4th, 1862, by the Rev D.G. Goyder, at the church, Devonshire Street, Islington, the Rev. C.G. MACPHERSON, late of Trinidad, and now Minister of the New Church Society, Bedford Street North, Liverpool, and EMILY JANE ......"

According to Ann G-P research they had 2 sons and 1 dau.

National Archives;
McPherson v Millar. Bill and answer.
Plaintiffs: Charles Gordon McPherson and others.
Defendants: Taverner John Millar.
Order to Revive at C14/418 or 1845 M no. 96

Ecclesiastical Gazette; May 8th 1866; Deaths; Rev Charles Gordon McPherson, late of Peterhouse College, Cambridge, aged 39.

Cambs alumni says;
Adm. pens. at PETERHOUSE, Oct. 1, 1846. S. of Charles, deceased, of [Northampton Terrace, Islington] London. Matric. Michs. 1846; B.A. 1851. C. of Aldridge, near Walsall, Staffs., 1852. Name, without particulars, in Clergy List, 1853-66. Died Apr. 8, 1866, aged 39, in Liverpool. Brother of Robert (1850). (T. A. Walker, 490; The Guardian, Apr. 11, 1866.)

Dead by '71 as wife is widow.
But presum alive in ~1866, as dau Mary born in ~1867.
Later; found death record, which also gave me YoB.

Charles married Emily Jane Bateman, daughter of Dr. Henry Charles# Bateman FRCS, LSA and Mary Jones, on 4 Jul 1862 in New Church, Devonshire St, Islington, London. (Emily Jane Bateman was born on 10 Sep 1836 in Islington, London and died on 16 Jun 1902 in St Marylebone, London.)