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Authorised form of nameAtwell; Joseph (c 1696 - 1768)
Datesc 1696 - 1768
NationalityBritish
Date of birthc. 1696
OccupationClergyman, Church of England
ActivityEducation:
Exeter College, Oxford; BA (1715), MA (1718), BD (1728), DD (1738)
Career:
Fellow of Exeter (1718); Rector (1733-1737); ordained priest (1736); Prebendary of Southwell (1737); Prebendary of Gloucester (1737); Vicar of Fairford, Gloucestershire (1738); Prebendary of York (1739); Rector of Oddington, Gloucestershire (1739); Canon of Westminster (1759)
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election20/03/1729
RelationshipsSon of Matthew Atwell, clerk, of Buckland Monachorum, Devon
SourceSources:
Bulloch's Roll; Foster
References:
Obituary, Gentleman's Magazine (1768), p.350.
Notes:
Proposed by John Machin; Andrew Tooke; James Hodgson.
CodeNA5016
Archives associated with this Fellow
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CLP/6/73/2Diagrams, reservoir system by Joseph Atwell1732
CLP/6/73/1Manuscript, 'Conjectures upon the nature of intermitting and reciprocating springs' by Joseph Atwell1732
EL/A/59Paper, 'An account of a woman with worms' by J[Joseph] Atwell, addressed to Thomas Woodford at Threadneedle Street, London1729
EL/A/65Letter, from Joseph Atwell to Cromwell Mortimer, dated at Exeter24 July 1734
EL/A/60Extract of a letter, from J[Joseph] Atwell to Thomas Woodford, dated at Rome14 April 1730
CLP/6/73Paper, 'Conjectures upon the nature of intermitting and reciprocating springs' by Joseph Atwell1732
RBO/14/102'An account of Insects coming out of the Nostrils of a young Woman' from a letter from J Atwell to Thomas Woodford1729
RBO/17/30'Conjectures upon the Nature of intermitting and reciprocating Springs' by Joseph Atwell1732
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